Winter has set in, and the holidays are around the corner. I am a little late getting this post written this year, but sharing with you my 5 favorite holiday plants is necessary! Here are 5 holiday plants you will love. 

With wintertime upon us and the holidays around the corner your house may need to be in tip top guest ready shape. This includes your house plants. Keeping up with your house plants in winter can be challenging with fewer hours of sunlight and colder temperatures, but your house plants can be effortless in wintertime with these 7 tips.  

The fall season is approaching so let us celebrate this new season with the beautiful colors of fall. Here are 5 fall plants I know you will love. 

I have made it a fun activity to bring my plants back inside. Here are all the steps I take to make this event successful and fun instead of an overwhelming ruckus.

I know I am not the only one. Many people suffer from the lack of sunlight blues. According to the American Psychiatry Association 5 % of U.S. adults suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) which is a form of depression from changing of the season or also known as winter depression. I am of this 5%. The shorter days and lack of sunlight triggers mine.

I have recently started exploring which plants grow best in which substrates. As a result of my experience, research, and trial and error I have found 5 substrates I love to grow plants in. I know you are going to love them too!

Are you looking for a unique house plant to add to your collection? If you already have lots of houseplants in your home, but you just need something different to add interest, here are 5 unique plants you will love.

Talking to your plants is a rule as a plant parent. It is not all magic and myth, there is scientific evidence that proves talking to your plants helps them to grow. So, get chatty with your plants!

What if I told you, you can relief anxiety with plants? Some years ago, I found out how therapeutic caring for house plants can be. The journey is worth it because of the therapeutic rewards caring for plants has provided me. I want to share with you how house plants and gardening can enhance all 5 senses and help to relieve anxiety.

Have you tried all the things and no matter what you do it seems like your African Violets still won’t bloom? Don’t give up! Here are 5 key tips to get your African Violets to bloom year-round.

Are you doing ALL THE THINGS for your house plants? Your plant needs a great name. Naming your plants is fun and easy, here’s how.

African and Flame Violets, Roses, Tulips, String of Hearts, and Hoya-Kerrii. These plants are suited for February for many reasons, but they collectively have one thing in common; they symbolize love.