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Want Amaryllis But Not Red? Try These 8 White Amaryllis Varieties For The Ultimate Elegance
You’re probably familiar with the crisp red blooms of the traditional amaryllis – but if you feel like something more unusual and elegant, why not try white amaryllis?
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Are Poinsettias Poisonous To Cats? What You Need To Know For Happy, Healthy Felines
They have the potential to brighten up homes long after the holidays, but are poinsettias poisonous to cats? Make sure you read this before mixing the two!
By Susan Albert
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Ficus Dropping Leaves? 8 Common Causes & How To Fix Them
Your ficus may be losing leaves because of improper watering, pests, fungus, or just because it's unhappy with where it's been put. Here are the top 8 reasons.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Tall Plants You Can Grow Indoors: Using Tree-Like Houseplants As Focal Points
By Raffaele Di Lallo
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How To Protect Wood Floors From Potted Plants: Keep Floors And Other Wooden Surfaces Safe
We love having plants around us, but it’s important to take care of wooden surfaces. Here’s how to how to protect wood floors from potted plants, as well as tables and other surfaces
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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Overwatered Christmas Cactus Care: Save Your Plant With These Simple Steps
Have you overwatered your Christmas cactus? Learn how to revive soggy plants, prevent root rot, and keep them thriving for the holidays and beyond.
By Amy Grant
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8 Cold Tolerant Houseplants That Can Handle Chilly & Drafty Rooms
Ever reach for an extra sweater and worry how your houseplants are feeling? These 8 cold tolerant plants can take the chill!
By Amy Grant
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10 Snake Plant Varieties To Elevate Your Indoor Plant Collection
Don’t let the name fool you - snake plants are friendly, beautiful, and easy to grow. Here are 10 of my favorites you may not have heard of.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Common Christmas Cactus Diseases: How To Identify, Treat, And Save Your Plant
Learn how to spot, treat, and prevent the most common Christmas cactus diseases to keep your plant healthy and flowering.
By Bonnie L. Grant
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Growing A Pitcher Plant Indoors: Complete Care Guide
Clean up your room's environment growing a pitcher plant indoors as a houseplant! Learn the dos and don'ts.
By Mary H. Dyer
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Post-Holiday Plant Clinic: Solve These Common Issues To Keep Seasonal Favorites Thriving For Years
Don't toss your holiday plants! Learn expert tips to fix common issues, from shedding poinsettias to leaning amaryllis, and keep plants going year after year.
By Melanie Griffiths
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How To Grow Alpine Schefflera: Cultivate The Ultimate Undemanding Umbrella Houseplant
If you love pretty houseplants you’ll want to grow Alpine Schefflera. It’s not terribly fussy and is a graceful addition to any indoor plant collection.
By Tonya Barnett
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The Hottest Houseplants Of 2025 - What To Look Out For
Looking to build a houseplant collection or add to what you already have? Choose the top houseplants that are trending right now.
By Susan Albert
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Why Is My Christmas Cactus Turning Purple? And How To Make It Green Again
If your Christmas cactus leaves are purple or red instead of green, it's telling you that something isn't quite right. Learn the possible causes and solutions.
By Teo Spengler
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Christmas Cactus Root Rot: How To Identify, Treat & Prevent This Deadly Disease
Root rot must be treated promptly if plants are to survive. Learn how to spot the signs and save your Christmas cactus from this most dreaded disease.
By Teo Spengler
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How To Make A Terrarium In A Jar: Grow A Beautiful Miniature Ecosystem
A jar terrarium is a fun, simple, and inexpensive winter project. It’s a great way to spend the colder months when your outdoor garden is dormant.
By Mary Ellen Ellis
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4 Beautiful Types Of Calathea To Try
Many Calathea varieties go beyond the average beauty of a houseplant. Humidity and indirect light make them happy, and they’ll dress up your home with dramatic multi-colored leaves with geometric patterns.
By Susan Albert