Spring has sprung and your plants can feel it. As the weather heats up, plants will start their yearly growth spurt which means the care you provide will probably need to change. Watering As your plants grow faster, they will likely drink more water, especially if they are receiving a…

It’s no secret that access to light is an important part of houseplant ownership. So what are you supposed to do when you have the perfect spot for a plant but it doesn’t receive enough light? Luckily there are a few options available that can make dark indoor areas more…

Winter Plants to Keep Year Round Poinsettia Don’t throw out your poinsettia just yet! You can keep it looking good long past Christmas by placing it in a bright area and watering when the soil starts to feel dry. Even though it loses its colored leaves, the plant still has…

When thinking about plants one might assume they all need the same level of light, but that just isn’t true. Some houseplants will do poorly in dim areas of your house and others will be just fine. Here is a general guide with some of our favorite houseplants and the…

If you’re like me and love the fall season, then keep reading because this month’s blog post is perfect for fall and plant lovers! I was planning my own fall decor and thought, “What would be a good way to combine my love of houseplants and the upcoming season?” Of…

Here are our top pet-safe plants and some not so safe plants:

Plants that purify your air and office sanitation tips Is your team heading back to work in your office?Are you worried about maintaining a clean and safe workspace?Here are some tips for keeping your office safe and your air CLEAN!Here are 4 plants that purify your indoor air:

Does your office need some greenspiration? 7 Reasons to introduce office plants into your workplace

Does your office need some greenspiration? Here’s our top 3 best office plants. 1. The Sansevieria Plant, originally from South Africa, is a hardy, almost impossible to kill office plant that thrives on neglect. Sansevierias, also called Snake plant and Mother in Law’s Tongue, can be used as table plants…