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Pothos are easy&#x2d;care, air&#x2d;purifying plants that vine quite quickly, making them a beautiful table or hanging plant in short order.

How to Grow and Take Care of a Pothos Houseplant

Growing an indoor garden might seem like the easy alternative to outdoors, but a lot of planning must go into cultivating thriving indoor plants.

Here are 10 Tips for Planning Your Indoor Garden

People love decorating with plants, and they have plenty of benefits. But the list of species toxic to pets is longer than you might think.

Toss These Toxic Plants If You Have Pets

Both houseplants and the signs of the zodiac have unique traits. Whether or not you believe, a plant matching your sign could be a perfect companion.

Which Houseplant Matches Your Zodiac Sign?

A planted or living wall is one of the best ways to bring the outdoors in. Show off your green thumb, purify the air, and decorate in one fell swoop!

Go Green on a Grand Scale with a Planted Wall

The money tree is perhaps best known for its unique, braided trunk, which helps keep it small and a fairly low&#x2d;maintenance houseplant.

Growing and Caring for the Money Plant

Lithops are strange&#x2d;looking succulents. The water stored in their plump leaves lets them go a long time without water, making them an easy houseplant.

Adding Lithops To Your Succulent Garden

Most succulents require different soil than other plants. Their thick, fleshy leaves can store water, which means the soil doesn't need to.

Choosing the Best Succulent Soil

The ponytail palm is a decorative succulent that flourishes under dry conditions. It's considered one of the easiest houseplants to keep alive.

The Ponytail Palm: An Ideal Houseplant

Indoor plants promote a natural aesthetic and purify the air! Choose your plants based on lighting and the level of care you are willing to provide.

Indoor Plants Breathe Life Into Your Rooms

The zebra plant has a beautiful striped pattern and becomes even more spectacular when it blooms in late summer and early fall.

Zebra Plants: Striped, Striking, and Simple to Grow

The fiddle leaf fig is a popular houseplant but it isn't as easy&#x2d;going as some. It needs specific temperatures, moisture, and airflow to flourish.