Since it is my birthday, I thought it would be fun to talk about what's been going on with my own collection! Let's get into it!

Propagation is always an exciting adventure for any houseplant parent. Who doesn't love to multiply their plants?!

This plant is a beautiful, fragrant lily that is forced to bloom for the Easter holiday!

Medium or soil is a mixture (no pun intended) of your personal preference, environment, and what plant you are dealing with.

Wanna know what you should be doing with your houseplants to prep for fall and winter?

Let diving into what the horticulture world really means by the watering instructions that are provided!

This adorable orange blooming houseplant has (you guessed it) blooms that look like goldfish!

Sierra and I have been friends for over 10 years now! I hope you enjoy our plant chat as much as we did!

This carnivorous plant impresses with its wild looking pitchers that collect insects!

This fabulous and frosty fern attracts the attention of every plant lover!

This succulent's distinctive structure, even though fragile, is a reliable plant when given the proper care!

Anyone could hang houseplants for a number of reasons! It could be anything from the lack of surface area to keeping out of reach of pets.

This reptilian looking fern is iconic for its scaly patterned leaves.

Just because it is a palm, doesn't mean it is needy and high maintenance and I'll show you why in the episode and blog!

Not only is this a helpful guide for local WI and IL people, you may learn about what I look for and expectations I have.

This semi-succulent plant is less care than you may expect and who wouldn't love to have a "palm" that is low maintenance?!

Light can be one of the trickiest things to understand because everyone explains it slightly different but this episode/blog should help!

English Ivy is truly a classic houseplant. But did you know there are hundreds of cultivars in different sizes and colors?

There are so many great plant related gifts out there and everyone has different opinions and loves but this is a great place to start!

Because of their low maintenance manner and adaptability in most environments, the Cast Iron Plant is one of the oldest adopted houseplants.