Whether you’re short on space, stuck in an apartment, or just want to "green up" your living space, it’s easier than you might think to create a thriving indoor vegetable garden. Of course ...

Creating a garden sanctuary provides respite from daily stresses regardless of living situation. From apartment dwellers to ...

How much space do I need for an indoor garden? This really depends on what you want to grow. Tomatoes, while not too space-demanding horizontally, require height and a cane for support.

If you want fresh veggies and herbs for your meals without those last-minute supermarket runs, indoor gardening systems are a fairly painless and straightforward option. Many also come with built ...

Touching the bulbs can also irritate the skin, so it's best to wear gardening gloves, such as these ones from Sarah Raven, while planting. Growing hyacinths indoors allows you to enjoy earlier ...

Looking after indoor plants isn’t hard, it just takes a bit of time and care. Read about these 7 tips on how you can keep ...

“When I was gardening indoors, I’d spread this out on my living room floor to reduce the mess and make it much easier to clean up after I was finished.” For smaller plants that don’t ...

While it’s way too early to begin outdoor planting, you can get started indoors about six weeks prior to your last frost date, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac.

Select a pot that’s slightly larger than the snow willow’s root ball, with drainage holes. Proper drainage prevents waterlogging Water the snow willow regularly but allow the soil to dry out ...

Place your Monstera in a bright, indirect light spot. While it can tolerate low light, it thrives best with a few hours of indirect sunlight Water the plant when the top inch of soil feels dry to ...