Author: Kimberly Crawford

Working in a typical office setup can become mundane. By adding a low maintenance houseplant, your work space will be less drab and become the envy of the office. Caring for a houseplant is fairly simple. In general, most houseplants do just fine with a light watering once per week, florescent or indirect natural lighting,…

Spider plants are wonderful houseplants for any home. As well as bringing beauty to a room, spider plants are always quietly working to improve indoor air quality. Chlorophytum comosum, commonly known as the spider plant, is also known to some as the ribbon plant, a nod to its graceful, ribbon-like leaves. Variegated cultivars of C….

If you have concerns about keeping poisonous houseplants, invest in a few family friendly, non-toxic indoor plants. If you live with small children or pets and want to keep attractive but safe houseplants, the following list of safe and easy care plants should be just right for you. Houseplants enhance your indoor environment, and with…

Love the color and freshness of annuals but don’t have any space outdoors? Don’t worry-many of them do just fine indoors! Here are the best ones and how to grow them. This is the time of year when people are out in their yards landscaping, planting vegetables and filling flower beds with explosions of color….

A sunny window brings blooms to anthurium, lipstick plant, goldfish plant, begonias, peace lily, kalanchoe, and more indoor plants. Flowering plants bloom best in bright natural light. In a window that receives bright sun all day, however, tender plants may burn. For a window with constant sun through the heat of mid-day, a cactus garden…

Some people don’t bother buying houseplants because they can’t seem to keep them alive. Mother-in-Law’s Tongue is the perfect choice for beginners. Sansevieria is one of the hardiest houseplants and a great choice for people who often forget to water their houseplants. Called Mother-in-law’s Tongue for the shape of its leaves and its hardiness, Sansevieria’s…

How can you grow fresh vegetables during any season without owning your own land? The answer is as easy as a jar of water, soaking, rinsing, draining and some seeds. Sprouters with experience know that with practice, they have become seasoned farmers with nothing more than an easy habit of soaking and rinsing. How to…

Growing herbs indoors gives a gardener more control over the environment. With regular waterings and sunlight, you can have a bountiful herb garden in your own kitchen. Growing herbs in your home kitchen is very simple. The only things you need in order to start your own indoor herb garden are small containers, potting soil,…

Houseplants are a simple and fun way to brighten your home during the long dreary days of winter. They help beat the winter blues and provide some health benefits too. The holidays are over and soon the winter doldrums will set in. Almost everyone has experienced the winter blues, and some struggle with them more…

Most people think having a yard is the first step of having a garden, but inside container gardening is perfectly acceptable for a useful and attractive herb garden. If you were to ask most people how to grow herbs, the first step would include having a nice plot of ground in the yard. However, this…