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English ivy is a popular landscape plant but take precautions to keep this non-native, invasive plant pruned and away from trees.

Choosing the perfect hanging basket plant is clearly up to the consumer who will be viewing the handing basket. Some good choices are listed for hanging baskets.

Most of us have a hanging planter or two outside to add beauty to our porches and patios. Hanging plants can also enhance interior décor as well!

Low maintenance houseplants are hard to kill, and thrive with little attention. These are the best types of houseplants for homes with either low sun or a lot of sun.

Ivy is an easy to grow, popular, and enduring houseplant. Here is an overview of the Hedera, or "True Ivy" family.

Indoor tropical plants have been found to improve the causes of Sick Building Syndrome. Here is a list of houseplants to clean indoor air and tips on how to grow them.

Want to improve the air quality of your home while adding color and interest? An indoor garden with common houseplants helps you to do just that!

Learn which indoor plants clean home and office air, promote good health, and prevent sick building syndrome.

Toxic houseplants can be dangerous to pets and young children; discover which varieties are toxic and keep them out of reach.

Learn some guidelines for using evergreens in the garden to provide winter interest. Look at the types of evergreens available, and variety of uses for your landscape.

Create an artistic lawn enlivened by beautiful wildflowers and fascinating creatures. Choose plants that don't out-compete natives and ensure a healthy habitat for all.

Want to create a source of fresh air in your home or office? NASA study provides a list of which plants are best indoor air filters.

Trailing plants add vertical interest and movement to window boxes and hanging planters. These cascading plant ideas are useful in filling out a hanging flower garden.

These indoor houseplants can really brighten up an office desk or a building's corners. Some can be used as hanging basket plants as well.

House plants can enhance the appearance of our indoor environment and cheer us up on cold winter days. Now some researchers claim they can remove indoor air pollutants.

Some houseplants are toxic and even deadly. In homes with pets and/or children this is of special concern. Here's a guide to which ones are dangerous and which are safe.

This one-month raw food detox treatment promises cleansing. healing and weight loss.

Berried plants are one of the glories of the garden in autumn and winter. At a time of year when flowers are in short supply many woody plants display attractive fruits.

We all want the best for our canine companions. Unfortunately, many pet parents are exposing their dogs to poisons on a regular basis - without even knowing it.

Reference guide for Pagans on the magickal attributes, energies and correspondences of some common houseplants.

When you practice grasscycling, you can encourage a healthier lawn, save time and money, and benefit the environment by curbing yard waste.

Using houseplant guidebooks to teach children how to grow their own plants is fun and educational.

Most of us have a hanging planter or two outside to add beauty to our porches and patios. Here are some plants, like Pothos and Ivy, hat do the same, only indoors!

On the National Register of Historic Places, Helen Keller's Birthplace, Ivy Green, is in the small town of Tuscumbia in the northwest corner of Alabama.

Indoor air pollution is an increasing problem these days, but some plants naturally remove harmful toxins and make the air we breathe cleaner!

Indoor air pollution is an increasing problem these days, but some plants naturally clean the air and make our homes healthier.

Houseplants can be a great addition to any household! They enhance decor and clean the air, but for safety's sake a few rules should be followed.

Organic flower gardening requires much less work if you use plants that evolved in your city, state, region, or country. You may think of native plants as wild flowers.

Here are some simple ideas for the music, dances, costumes, food, and decorations that will take partygoers back to the time of Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet.

A shaded white garden or moon garden can be the most magical of all: sharp contrasts of white flowers and silvery foliage against deep shadows and dark corners. Oooh!

All houseplants are beautiful, but some are toxic and even deadly. If you have pets this is of special concern. Learn what plants are dangerous and which are safe.

A climbing vine can add visual appeal to an open area of the garden or can be incorporated into a landscaping theme. It can also help to hide problem areas.

Use Weeping Winter Jasmine, Clematis, Honeysuckle and other climbing plants to color winter gardens. Vigorous climbing plants can be used for cover of unsightly walls.

Toads are a gardener's ally when it comes to reducing populations of invertebrate pests on ornamental and edible plants. Invite their presence on your property.

Dogs and puppies sniff, poke and chew, that's a fact. There are foods they like and some they don't. It's important to understand the foods and plants that can harm them!

There's an array of toxic plants in the average yard or garden. Learn what plants are toxic and the symptoms of poisoning in livestock, pets and other animals.

Lush landscaping, home gardens and decorative houseplants can provide human pleasure yet may unwittingly harbor dog and cat poison.