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There are a couple of different ways to grow your snake plant in water, which is referred to as hydroponic growing. The most important thing to remember is that the plant will need daily monitoring.

Many plants, including Sansevieria [snake plant], improve air quality. If you have a snake plant, you may be wondering if it purifies the air.

Growing bananas at home can be extremely rewarding. Not only are banana trees lovely, but the fruit is healthy and delicious.

Asparagus plants should be transplanted in the early spring for the best outcome; however, any time the plant is dormant is ok to transplant (usually late fall - early spring).

Fiddle leaf figs make wonderful indoor plants that can last up to 15 years if properly maintained. If you have ever grown a fiddle leaf fig,

Snake plants, also known as "Sansevieria," are one of the easiest indoor plants to grow. They make for wonderful tabletop displays and can add a touch of modernity to any abode.

The magnolia tree is known for its large fragrant flowers and beautiful leaves. Its dark green leaves are oval-shaped and coated with a waxy layer of fatty acid which helps the tree to retain water.

Chili plants make excellent additions to your garden if you want to add a little spice to your favorite dishes. Although sometimes, despite your best effort, chili plants struggle to survive.

This makes them an especially popular choice for beginner indoor growers. If you are considering purchasing your first snake plant, you may wonder whether it is considered a succulent plant.

10 Zone 6 Plants That Like Wet Soil

Cats are curious creatures. Once you bring one into your home, your space, furniture, and even your plants become theirs to peruse.

Discover 11 fruit trees that can help keep your garden's water levels in check. From apple to plum, find out which trees can absorb excess water and benefit your backyard oasis!

People know California for its palm trees. But can coconut palms grow in California? We have an answer for you!

One way to ensure your carrots grow correctly is by fertilizing the surrounding soil.

Moss creates a stunning visual effect in any indoor space, so it’s no surprise that you want to create an indoor moss garden of your own.

Whether you're new to this species or want to add more monstera to your landscape, we're here to offer some help.

Bay trees are ornamental plants. They can be planted for horticultural purposes, but when they are braided they become even more good-looking.

As we begin, we will cover all things venus flytraps and discuss how to keep yours healthy. We're here to assist if you're new to this species or have other related questions.

The article includes the life cycle of watermelons, how to properly care for them, and a brief section regarding pollination. Read on!

If you are considering growing a magnolia tree around your home, you may be wondering whether or not they are susceptible to nibbling from various types of wildlife--deer specifically.

Snake plants, also known as mother-in-law's tongue, are hardy plants perfect for people with a "brown thumb."

Winter cover crops, also known as green manures, are living mulch. They help to provide organic matter and nutrients for the soil.

It takes a long time for them to bloom regularly but is it worth the effort. So just how long do magnolia trees live?

If you are a fan of indoor houseplants, you may be familiar with the practice of misting the leaves of the plants to keep them from drying out.

If you are new to Feng Shui's principles, it may be a bit overwhelming to figure out how to cultivate good Feng Shui in your home.

Snake plants are relatively easy plants to care for, but what if yours has gotten brown tips on its leaves --what should you do?

If a magnolia tree does not bloom, it usually means it is recovering. Be patient and give your plant time to grow!

Transform Your Window Boxes into a Cascading Wonderland! Discover the best trailing plants that add color, texture, and drama to your home's exterior. Get inspired and start planting with GardenTabs!