Here are five indoor gardens from CES 2025 that are making kitchen gardening accessible and effortless for urban dwellers.

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Planting native plants like milkweeds, Asclepias; mountain mints, Pycnanthemum, and a host of native asters is a great way to ...

It doesn't matter if you already have an expansive indoor plant collection or if you're just getting started with your indoor ...

Use a blast of cold water when you see lots of aphids. That will disperse them and works really well. Get some praying mantis ...

Early miniature daffodils, crocuses and fragrant hyacinths in small pots, placed on a windowsill, are welcome reminders that ...

Is bloodroot a native Minnesota plant and what are January garden tips, including how to keep poinsettias going after the ...

Finding a plant that can withstand that trifecta of humidity, fluctuating temperatures, and low-light levels might be ...

In the right conditions, many indoor plants will bloom year after year, filling the house with colour. Hazel Sillver looks at ...

If you just can’t get enough of them, try growing some indoor begonia plants. Many stunning varieties do well indoors and ...

One popular homesteader on TikTok, Rowdy Claude (@rowdyclaude), suggested their tips for what plants to grow easily indoors to avoid braving the cold weather outside. "Do you have any suggestions for ...

some types need to be started very early, while others should wait until April for seeding indoors. Begonias and onions require many weeks to grow and can be seeded in February. March 1 is the ...