Spiral Aloe Care Guide
The Spiral Aloe is one of the rare succulents that I have had the honor of owning. It is a botanical marvel, admired for its precise, symmetrical spiral pattern.
How to grow and care for different indoor house plants
The Spiral Aloe is one of the rare succulents that I have had the honor of owning. It is a botanical marvel, admired for its precise, symmetrical spiral pattern.
Learn how to save a dying orchid in 5 steps even if you are a beginner plant owner. Orchids are some of the most popular house plants. Although most people know how to care for them some people still struggle from time to time.
Paddle plants also known as flapjack plants or desert cabbage, are low-maintenance plants that bring a unique aesthetic to any garden or indoor space. Scientifically, they are known as Kalanchoe thyrsiflora or Kalanchoe luciae.
I love growing the Jelly Bean Plant because it’s a delightful succulent with pump jelly bean-shaped leaves. This plant is also known as the Pork and Beans Plant.
I love growing Haworthia plant succulents for their compact size, unique appearance, and ease of care. These hardy, drought-tolerant plants, native to South Africa, are perfect for both novice gardeners and experienced plant lovers.
These best outdoor winter plants can be grown in pots, containers and planters. They are perfect for front yards, porches, balconies, backyards, as well as raised beds. They are able to tolerate the cold weather and not die.
I love the Black Velvet Alocasia a rare and stunning indoor plant. It is known for its dramatic, dark green to nearly black leaves with a velvety finish and silvery-white veins.
English ivy is a popular evergreen vine known for its beautiful, glossy green foliage and versatile growth patterns. It can be grown successfully in both indoor and outdoor gardens.
I love growing Bromeliads as captivating tropical plants known for their striking, colorful foliage and exotic appearance. They add a touch of nature’s vibrancy and are relatively easy to care for once you know their needs.
I love growing Areca Palms because of their lush, feathery fronds and tropical appearance. They are also relatively easy to care for and can thrive indoors in the right conditions.