Maybe you don’t have ample space to grow plants, vegetables or herbs, but never fear! You don’t even need an outdoor area to plant anything. If you want to add a little greenery to your home whether it’s for nature’s sake or because you like the idea of growing food, you don’t need a lot …
Plants give us oxygen to breathe and this is reason enough to plant plenty of trees in our surroundings. All our health issues are linked with a proper level of oxygen. You must have noticed that with growing pollution, the rate of health hazards are also on the increase and this is linked with a …
How much thought do you put into choosing houseplants? Many of us probably just pick the first one that catches our eye in the garden centre, or go for the one that needs the least watering. But with a little extra thought & planning, you can set a mood and tell a story simply with …
Plants used to be placed outside in the garden or in the tubs till a concept of houseplants came into being where beautiful plants were placed in pots around the house on the window sill, stands as well as on the tables. These plants are said to boost the energy level of an individual along …
Houseplants are a wonderful way to bring some nature & colour into your home, but knowing which ones to pick can be tricky. This new infographic from Home Adviser will save you from the frustration of buying a new plant, only to see it die in the first week. Find out which plants require the …
There aren’t many plants that can survive with absolutely zero sunlight, but the plants on this list compiled by our friends at flowercard.co.uk can still thrive in very low-light conditions. Perhaps you have a windowless office, a dark bedroom, or you simply don’t have many large south-facing windows. If this is the case, then these …
If you’re keen to bring some greenery indoors but don’t quite know where to begin, then fear not! – the team at Flower Card have put together this handy cheat sheet.
The designer of the Natural Balance is hoping to raise enough funds to bring his prototype to the masses.
Back in the late 1980s, NASA teamed up with the Associated Contractors of America (ALCA) to try and combat poor air quality in buildings. In the process they discovered a list of houseplants that are excellent at removing common toxins from the air.
Summer Rayne Oakes lives in an apartment in one of the busiest cities in the world — not exactly the most obvious place to grow a garden. But despite the lack of space, she has turned her Brooklyn apartment into an indoor jungle containing 500 plants.
