A beginner's guide to the types of light bulbs most often used for growing houseplants.

These succulent plants are an easy way to bring some vibrant color to your home in drab winter months. With all the wonderful color choices they are available in, its tempting to try a few!

You've seen this plant in malls, at the doctor's office, even at your workplace. There's a good reason for it: this is a great plant that doesn't require a lot of know-how, but it will brighten your home the moment you invite it in.

Need a mid-winter breath of fresh air? Cyclamen's sweet scent and brilliant color will make you forget all about the frost outside your door.

Is your hanging basket looking a little scraggly? Is your combination pot suffocating itself? You don't have to put up with it! Get out your sharpest pruners and prepare to restore order to your interiorscape.

You don't need poisonous chemicals to save your plants from annoying pests. A little diligence and a couple of common household products will save your indoor garden and a bit of money while you're at it!

What is that neat plant with the fuzzy red flowers dangling from it? It must be the Chenille Plant, a long-time favorite! If you are thinking of adding this wonderfully fun plant to your home, here is all you need to know about getting it to thrive.

Are you looking for something a little different? If you've been admiring Staghorn Ferns from afar, consider giving one of these exotic plants a place in your home.

If you have pets or small children in your home, know they are safe from harm with these non-toxic houseplants.

Interested in growing something besides a Poinsettia this Christmas? Try a Christmas Cactus. There are so many colors to choose from and they are so easy to care for!