While it's a must for most, some plants don't require any soil. For an alternative, consider growing these plants that thrive in water, sand, or even air.

Fall is one of the most beautiful seasons and if you're looking to bring those vibrant fall colors indoors, here are some houseplants that can help.

Your fiddle-leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) is very impressive! These plants often succumb to overwatering. They also require quite a bit of light, so they will often become “leggy” (long, overgrown, bare ...

Coleus thrives from spring to fall and may even persist into winter. The plant is somewhat tricky to grow since it burns in too much sun and flounders in too much shade, so filtered sun is best. Since ...

Here's an easy way to set yourself up for plenty of coleus next spring. Take cuttings while it's still warm out, then root and grow them indoors all winter.

Nia Eaton’s pond-like pool is so convincing and plant life so plentiful that local wildlife frequently stop by.

October is the perfect time to prepare for a colourful display, as it is ideal for sowing seeds and planting seedlings that will bloom in time for November and December.

Bringing the beauty of nature indoors doesn't have to mean dealing with messy soil, bulky bags of potting mix, and the constant worry of over- or under-watering. Imagine green leaves unfurling in a ...