Vining plants add an extraordinary appeal to the interior decors. If you want to elevate yours, check out some stunning Indoor Vine Wall Ideas For Your Home below! Check out the Best Flowering Vines for Trellises here Indoor Vine Wall Ideas For Your Home 1. Criss Cross Trellis with Climbing Pothos Learn the Best Tips to Train Houseplants on Walls here 2. Tall and Handsome! 3. Outdoor Climbing Vine on Strings 4....

You just cannot ignore the vibrant beauty of poinsettias. If you are a fan of its colored modified leaves, then you must grow one of these gorgeous Types of Poinsettias this festive season! Here are some great ideas to decorate your home with Poinsettias Best Types of Poinsettias 1. Freedom Jingle Bells ‘Freedom Jingle Bells’ is a gorgeous poinsettia variety with glossy green foliage that looks great with two-tone patterned petals....

Ever dreamed of growing your own coffee plant? Coffee lovers like to ensure a quality dose of caffeine each day with religious dedication. But having your coffees using the beans you’ve harvested in your yard is the ultimate experience. But can you grow your coffee plants straight off your patio if you live in the U.S? Growing coffee beans is common in Southeast Asia, Latin America, and Central Africa. The U....

It’s not always easy to come by spacious backyards. High-density places call for designers who can make the most out of small spaces. Doing so means converting narrow, tight, or weirdly shaped outdoor spaces into beautiful extensions of a home. Whether you live in a townhouse, loft, apartment, or a house that has more indoor space, you can still get creative! There are numerous ideas worth your time such as adding a patio, water features, carving out a yard, and so on....

Don’t let it get you (or your plant) down if diseases do come visiting, though. It happens to all of us – no matter how diligent we are – at some point. Geraniums are, in my opinion, some of the happiest plants in the garden. Those mounds of green leaves are smothered by bright, cheerful blossoms all summer long, and it’s enough to lift anyone’s spirits. But the plants themselves seem to be pretty happy, too, judging by the fact that they so rarely seem to have problems....

If you’ve decided to start a Vegan Garden based on veganic principles, this beginner’s guide is going to be an informative read for you. So you’re thinking about a garden that’s gentle on the Earth and all its living creatures. Veganic gardening is your answer–An increasingly popular combination of “vegan” and “organic,” it’s both eco-friendly and non-exploitative. The key is to stay away from chemical and animal products. With a little planning, it’s not hard to do, and you can even create a container vegan garden....

African mask plant can be tricky to grow, and many people struggle with their care. So in this post, I’ll give you all of the information you need in order to keep them healthy and flourishing for years to come. The African mask plant is a unique and very cool houseplant. It can be a beautiful part of your collection for many years, even as a beginner. Understanding how to properly care for them is the key to enjoying the striking foliage long-term....

With similar looks, it’s easy to see why distinguishing between an Agave and an Aloe Vera plant, or any species of Aloe for that matter can sometimes be hard. This article will get you up to speed about Agave vs Aloe Vera so you’ll be able to tell them apart and care for both plants. Agave vs Aloe Vera: Agave are typically larger and have sharp spines on their leaves, whereas Aloe Vera leaves are serrated, but not sharp....

Wondering what sets the edible pod peas apart from other varieties you may want to grow in the spring or early autumn garden? Edible pod peas provide instant gratification from your veggie garden. You can just pick, pop them in your mouth, and enjoy. No shelling! No forks! No dishes! Of course, you can also bring the harvest indoors to store in the fridge and eat later as crudite, or toss in salads....

1. Increases the growth and productivity of plants At the University of Rhode Island, gardeners made a solution containing 4 crushed aspirin tablets and 4 gallons of water and then sprayed the solution on their vegetable gardens every three weeks throughout the growing season. At the end of the season, they found that the treated plants grew more quickly and were more fruitful than the group that was left untreated....

And I don’t mean an old pair of loafers. If you’re like me, you’ve ruined more than one pair of shoes in the garden. You know how it happens – you’re dressed to go out and you stop to admire the flowers on your way to the car. Before you know it, you’re pulling a weed, watering a plant, and muddying your new-for-spring canvas flats beyond belief. What is our problem?...

With more and more states in the US turning to more sustainable waste management methodology, bokashi composting is gaining a lot more traction. People are searching for ways of disposing of their food waste more responsibly. Table of Contents But what is the bokashi method? Is it better or worse than traditional composting or vermicomposting? What exactly are these “effective micro-organisms” and is there a huge benefit from using them? Is it difficult to do?...

Watering bromeliads is different than it is for other plants, but doing it the right way is very important. So in this post, I’ll tell you exactly when, how much, and how often they need it, and show you how to do it the right way. Properly watering bromeliads isn’t as straightforward as it is for other plants, so it can be tricky to get the hang of for beginners....

USDA Plant Hardiness Zones are based on the temperature conditions of the place. They range from zones 1a to 13b. The majority of the United States comprises zone 3a, which has a low temperature around -40 and -35 degrees (F), and zone 8a, with 10 to 15 degrees. Outdoor gardening is on hold as by December, most annual plants have finished their cycles and been taken up, and many perennials are dormant....

Lighting is one of the most important components of your indoor or greenhouse hydroponic garden. But lighting is nothing without a good digital ballast, the device that is actually running your precious bulbs. Table of Contents As of this year, the options are plentiful and making the right purchase can be a daunting task. I know that delving into a new subject empty-handed can be a chore, so I’ve decided to simplify this process to save you time and money....

If you live in an area where Japanese beetles are present, you know first hand just how destructive they can be. It’s very disheartening! I remember the first time I saw a Japanese beetle in my garden. I actually thought it was kinda pretty (I know, crazy right!?!). But over the course of 2-3 years, the population exploded, and they quickly became a HUGE pest here in Minnesota. Now I see thousands of them in my garden every summer....

But if you’re a hardcore advocate like I am, a native plant lover, or simply someone who’s interested in adding a new variety of fruit to the garden, then you’ve come to the right place. Diospyros virginiana I’d like to begin by prefacing this article with a warning: I am a huge fan of American persimmons. I’ll take one of these over an apple or pear – or even an Asian persimmon – any day of the week....

One such contribution is the Svalbard Global Seed Vault – nicknamed the “Doomsday” Vault – a seed bank on the Norwegian island of Svalbard that’s stocked with seeds from more than one million different crops, which can be used to preserve botanical diversity and kickstart agriculture in the event of a global apocalypse. Acer platanoides Speaking as an American who hasn’t left the continent, I think Norway is really, really cool....

The best thing about herbs is that you can grow them in small spaces, which makes them perfect for someone living in a mini studio apartment or condo where they can be grown on a sunny windowsill. Moreover, you can also plant them in your kitchen crockery! Surprised? Here are all the details on How to Grow Herbs in Teacups and Coffee Mugs! Here are the best herbs you can grow for windowsill Making a Hole in Teacups and Coffee Mugs Before you plant herbs in tea or coffee cups, make a hole in the bottom to ensure excess water drains easily....

by Jennifer Poindexter Would you like to grow lavender indoors? It’s a beautiful plant that could add a subtle dose of color around your home. Plants also have a way of making your home feel cleaner and more welcoming. Lavender is a simple house plant as long as you follow a few tips. Take the information I’m going to provide you and see if this could be a good choice for your home....