Winter often brings shorter days and cooler temperatures, creating a challenging environment for tropical houseplants that thrive in warm, humid conditions. As a passionate gardener, I understand how ...

Large plants require a little more time. Using a damp cloth, wipe the leaves to get rid of any dust or debris. Brush off ...

Dreaming of a beach vacation? My guess is you’re picturing a palm tree. Fantasizing about life on a remote island? You’re probably envisioning a walk among birds of paradise, cannas and bananas.

Winter has many daydreaming about a tropical paradise. Orchids can transform the average home into a tropical setting.

A wide array of flowering plants will bloom when grown indoors. Match the plant to the growing conditions and your maintenance style.

I brought in my tropical plants two weeks ago, and now they are not doing well. What is the problem? This question is one that I hear time and time again each fall. If you are asking the same question ...

Q: I bought two small tropical hibiscus plants early this past spring and was told by my neighbor that they need to come in for the winter months. I thought they’d just lose their leaves and go ...

Kingwood Center Gardens is displaying more than 500 orchids in its "Winter’s Interlude" exhibit, open daily through March 6 in Mansfield.

Many gardeners resort to using bedsheets to protect sensitive flowers and vegetables. But does covering plants with sheets really protect them from freezing temperatures?

Planting the first vegetables, flowers, or shrubs of spring marks a new year of gardening, but growing plants in a greenhouse can mean that season never has to end. Whether heated or unheated, a ...

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