What better way to spend a cold February day than to look at flowers and dream of summer gardens. Well, it’s that time again!

When you’re shopping for trees, shrubs or perennials, the hardiness zone should be one of the first things you check.

"Plants are a worthy option, and they don't have to be your typical water lilies. Hydroponic plants work, as do the cheaper common grass plants. Bromeliads are a frog's natural place to hang out, but ...

Leslie Branson, a gardening expert and owner of the plant shop Growing Somewhere, has explained that a common reason peace lilies need reviving is due to the fact that they are sensitive to a ...

This is sometimes referred to as double dormancy. Seeds with morpho-physiological dormancy require both warm and cold ...

According to Frosts Garden Centre, these plants thrive in bright but indirect light, producing one or two blooms that last over a month. As rainforest plants, peace lilies prefer a warm ...

Happy Houseplants, a plant retailer and blog, has shared tips on caring for peace lilies to get the most out of them. Their care guide lists the “best room” peace lily owners should keep them ...

If you've noticed that the lush green leaves of your peace lily are starting to turn brown at the tips - yet the rest of the plant looks healthy - it could be down to ...

Plants play a significant role in Feng Shui, and when placed with intention, peace lilies can enhance positive energy ...

If you love the idea of having fresh herbs for cooking, an indoor herb garden might be perfect for you -- especially during the colder months. I also like to bring greens into my living space for ...

February came quick at my landscape, and I’ve got a long list of things that I want to do to be ready for a spring green-up.