You can grow indoor vegetables from seed or transplant compact garden plants into pots to bring indoors for overwintering.

Feeding plants now could lead to excessive growth that won’t thrive ... recover, and brighten up your indoor space all winter ...

"During this time, your indoor plants' need for nutrients are reduced and the feeding frequency should be cut in half. Once ...

Winter can be a challenging season for houseplants, but with proper care, they can thrive even in colder months. Reduced ...

Insects and mites can rapidly develop into high populations on indoor plants. Many are very small and go unnoticed until a ...

The winter months can be tough on even the most experienced gardeners. Here are eight practical tips to help you protect and ...

However some plants have specific needs. For instance, flowering plants and those with variegated foliage need more light than plants with plain green foliage, while ferns like a darker position.

BUT there’s one saving grace—bringing a little bit of the outdoors in with indoor plants! There’s something about the presence of greenery that brings comfort, color, and a touch of calm ...

Feeding your ivy is key to getting that lush, full look. Use a balanced liquid fertilizer every two weeks during the growing ...

Horticulturalist Tamara Campbell is the owner of an indoor plant store in Naarm/Melbourne, which she leaves for two weeks over summer. She says you should "start preparing [plants] and making ...

Indoor heating can leave the air dry ... Finally, don’t go overboard with fertilizer. Your plants are in a resting phase ...