Are you a frequent traveler or someone with a busy schedule, constantly on the go? Do you find yourself longing to bring the beauty of nature indoors but worry about leaving your plants unattended?
Whether you’re a jet setter or simply a busy bee, incorporating indoor plants into your home décor doesn’t have to be daunting. With some creativity and planning, you can create a DIY plant-sitting setup that will keep your leafy companions thriving and your home looking lush, even when you’re away.
Snake plants, known as Sansevieria or Mother-in-Law’s Tongue, are renowned for their resilient nature and striking appearance. Whether you’re a seasoned plant enthusiast or a novice green thumb, mastering the basics of snake plant care is essential for nurturing these low-maintenance beauties. Let’s delve into the essentials of snake plant care to ensure your leafy friend thrives in any environment:
Whether you’re a seasoned plant enthusiast or a budding green thumb, nurturing indoor plants involves a delicate balance of attention and care. To ensure your leafy companions thrive within your home, here’s a comprehensive guide to providing them with the conditions they need to flourish.
As the holiday season approaches, homes and spaces begin to fill with the festive spirit, and one iconic symbol of this time of year is the vibrant poinsettia. Known by their scientific name Euphorbia pulcherrima, these striking red and green plants add a touch of elegance to any setting, but how do you ensure they stay as beautiful as the day you brought them home? In this expert Sheridan guide, we’ll explore the art of caring for poinsettias and keeping them vibrant throughout the season.
Balancing your love for indoor plants with the safety and happiness of your pets doesn’t have to be a challenge. In this guide, we’ll introduce you to 25 indoor plants that are visually pleasing and pet-friendly, ensuring a harmonious environment for both your foliage and your furry companions.
Tropical container gardening has become increasingly popular because it is well-suited for small spaces and brightens up every patio. Whether looking for a foliage filler or a flowering plant with exotic blooms, tropical plants are the perfect companion for your summer garden.
Placing a few tropical plants into your garden beds and container designs can transform your traditional planters into a tropical jungle filled with unique foliage textures and lavish, bright florals.
Are you a little intimidated by orchids, thinking they are too exotic and complex to care for? Fear not! Most orchids can be grown successfully in your home, providing beautiful blooms year after year with just a little attention to their growing environment.
Christmas plants are always a lovely hostess gift to give or receive and are a welcome addition to any home throughout the holiday season. While some holiday plants may seem to be destined for short shelf life, many can last for years if maintained and cared for under the right conditions.
Follow this guide to properly care for your Christmas plants to leave them feeling merry beyond the Christmas season.
Do you have trouble keeping your houseplants healthy and alive? We all may be a little guilty of losing a plant or two, but while you may believe you are destined to have a black thumb, perhaps you just need a little more information and understanding of what NOT to do with your plants.
If you have one houseplant or one hundred around your home, you will have made at least one of these mistakes.
As 2022 welcomes the year of the Peperomia, it is an excellent opportunity to add this easy-to-manage tropical plant to your home.
Native to Mexico, South America, and the Caribbean, the Peperomia is a member of the pepper family that allows you to incorporate lush tropical vibes into your decor.
Not only do plant lovers choose the Peperomia for its hardiness, but also for the stunning foliage that sets it apart from other houseplants.
Leaves come in a variety of colours, including red, grey, green, and purple, beautifully blended to create a marbled effect. This plant makes a statement with heart-shaped leaves that come in assorted sizes, so you can easily find a colour and size that fits your taste. Blooms are long, narrow stalks in green or brown. They don’t actually resemble flowers, and often people pinch them off as they can take away from the overall aesthetic of the plant. In a home setting, blooming can be a rare occurrence.
The Peperomia is known by several other names, including: