The hue you choose makes all the difference.

Find out what's growing in popularity.

Their low-maintenance requirements and tolerance of a variety of conditions makes them great for houseplant beginners.

Kokedama is Japanese for "moss ball," and these Instagram photos show why this versatile plant is showing up everywhere.

The expert behind all the arrangements and advice on these pages is Lindsey Taylor, a New York City–based garden designer and floral stylist.

Do you feel like a serial houseplant killer? You might want to try growing these 11 plants -- in your bathroom.

Find fragrance and beauty in flowering houseplants.The blooming beauties described here will help you pick the best ones for your home.

Here are some great ideas!

Peace lilies are vibrant and lovely, with verdant leaves that grace any indoor space with a touch of life. With these tips, you can enjoy them for ...

1.Pick the blooms that haven’t yet opened.2. Fill your vase with an oasis foam instead of just water – this really allows for control on what you a...

This footed planter is a nice size for a table centerpiece, and the contents can be changed up depending on the season.

Whether you gravitate toward a brighter, bolder hot pink or prefer to stay on the color's softer, more romantic side, get wedding day inspo for you...

Let's shed some light on the subject of houseplant growing. For plants to thrive, they need proper sun exposure. To figure out how much y...

It's hard to go wrong with flowers, but there are occasions when a bouquet might not be right, or you want a more creative way to let someone know ...

Trim some of your favorite garden marigolds to create a beautiful seasonal wreath for all your guests to see.

Whether you're a floral pro or a novice designer, get your home party-ready this fall with a bounty of colorful and unique floral arrangements you ...

Learn how to assemble your own bouquet in this step by step guide.To get started, you can use flowers from your own garden or you can buy a few var...

Here is a great tutorial for the best wild flower arrangement ever!

Flower bombing — covering things in faux (or real!) flowers, is the latest trend, and it's a great way to get a huge impact while spending not a lo...

Here are four ways to make "edible" arrangements(just don't eat them unless your fruit or herb supplier told you they were food-safe!).