Indoor plants aren’t just great for looking at. They can also serve a great function, like improving the quality of air within your home. Plants add oxygen to your space, improving the air quality.

Refresh your houseplants by repotting them at the right time of year.

And you might already have one in your home.

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It happens to the best of us. You water faithfully, you rotate your plant toward the light, you talk to it on occasion, and yet something still feels off. The leaves are not quite right. The growth ...

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UNION — Joan Witterschein, Union County Master Gardener, will present a 35-minute guide to selecting plants suited to the specific lighting, temperature, and humidity conditions typically found ...

When you see indoor plants in public buildings, have you ever wondered if they’re artificial or genuine? Whenever you discover they’re not fake, it’s a real leaf. Although plants have been used ...

Here’s what the gardeners on our team use to nurture healthy plants and, in turn, their mindset when life gets tough. When I started my outdoor home garden, our little family was fresh off a ...