Tillandsia, or as they’re widely referred to as, Air Plants, are strange and beautiful plants native to Northern Mexico and the South-Eastern United States. They are so named because they get most of their nourishment from the air and do not require soil to grow.

We’re always looking for new and trendy ways to hang plants; a macrame hanger or strange thrift store finds can really up to your decor game. But today, we’re going to show you how to make your own hanging planter with just a few simple supplies!

Vining plants are all the rage right now, hanging in every window and off of every shelf in the homes of pant lovers around the world. But what if your ceilings aren’t high and your plants are too long? Or if you’re just looking for a unique way to show off your vining plant babies?

Depending on how and where it is planted, blue spruce trees can grow anything from 9 to 21 meters tall. Typically they are either planted in a row to form a windbreak or privacy screen, or individually as an ornamental tree. 

Prayer plants are well-known as hardy indoor plants that are easy to grow and have vibrantly colorful leaves. But what many people don’t realize is that there are actually several different types of prayer plants out there – and each is unique in its own way. 

The holidays are here, and the Christmas decorations are out! You may be looking for ways to incorporate your love of plants into your holiday decor. Now, there are plenty of wreaths and dish gardens out there, but we wanted to create something truly unique, easy, and of course, festive!

Christmas Cactus can be found anywhere and everywhere during the holiday season- and for good reason! These plants are loved for their long, hanging branches of glossy green segments that bloom with stunning flowers in a wide variety of colors! Christmas Cacti are part of the succulent family, and with the proper care, they can live as long as 100 years! They get their name from the time of year that they bloom- Christmas time! There are several species that are similar but bloom at different times of the year (Thanksgiving Cactus, Easter Cactus, etc.). 

Money trees are very popular household foliage plants, loved for their braided trunks and large, tropical, dark green leaves that fan out around the top. It gets its name from the belief that it brings good fortune to its owner.

Well, you’re here, which means you probably already have a healthy obsession with houseplants; but just in case you need another excuse to fill your home with more green goodness

Summer is nearing, the sun is shining and things are warming up! We’re all getting back outside into our gardens and starting new projects, it’s by far one of our most favorite times of the year.