Houseplants bring life and vibrancy into our homes, but it can be disheartening when you notice those unsightly brown tips on leaves. Many plant owners assume that low humidity is the only culprit ...

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Thrips on the leaves of a houseplant - Zhuravlev Andrey/Shutterstock When it comes to plant pests, thrips are as bad as they come. They attack and infest hundreds of different varieties of plants.

As the weather changes, our plants' needs change, even those we keep indoors. Houseplants, sensitive as they are, require extra TLC once the colder seasons arrive, but don't fear, we have asked the ...

Did you know that houseplants have been kept as early in history as 400 B.C? Did you know that after World War II was over, houseplants became wildly popular? Many of us have at least one houseplant ...

Winter can be harsh. Frigid temperatures and fewer hours of daylight can take a toll, and many people prefer to stay warm inside as much as possible during winter. Indoor air also can take a toll, ...

Q: I’m trying my hand at houseplants, and so far I’ve had pretty good luck. But several different types, including the prayer plant in the photo, develop brown, crisp tips on the leaves. What am I ...

Leslie Buettner, owner of Carbondale-based Botany Houseplant shop, has five tips to keep indoor plants alive and, hopefully, thrive. “There is a huge tendency to overestimate how frequently plants ...

Although we love to grow plants indoors, I often say that nature never created a houseplant. The plants we choose to grow indoors come from natural environments that are similar to growing conditions ...

Even though it’s winter, I’d like to buy some houseplants and would appreciate some advice on what to consider. — Emily Jacobsen, Barrington The winter gardening season is a great time to focus on ...