Whether you choose to grow a portea for its brilliant blossom, a guzmania for its vibrant inflorescence, or make an attempt at growing your own pineapple, you’ll find that many types of bromeliads are ...

their low-key care needs mean they'll always have a fanbase. "It's a great plant for people who are neglectful," says Gutierrez. Bromeliads also add color in a way that most plants do not.

Bromeliads (Bromeliaceae genera) are tropical-looking epiphytes that are easy to care for in average home conditions.

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green plants. As nice as it is to have them around, it can be difficult to care (or remember to care) for them all the time. Plantpal makes easy work of that, with an e-paper display that makes it ...

According to Christopher Satch, the plant doctor at Horti and a professor at the New York Botanical Garden, that isn ... are epiphytes include orchids, bromeliads, air plants, Christmas cacti ...

Dusty Miller, with its lacy, silvery white leaves, makes a wonderful companion to many plants in the garden. Once established, it requires little care and will happily tolerate heat and drought.

However some plants have specific needs. For instance, flowering plants and those with variegated foliage need more light than plants with plain green foliage, while ferns like a darker position.

Prayer plant care may be easy, but that’s not the biggest ... horticulturist and professor with the New York Botanical Garden. If you have enough light, prayer plants make great bathroom plants.

Potted plants are becoming more popular outdoors in place of a large lawn or even flower beds. It’s easier to control the size of the plants and, therefore, plan other features you want to include.