Tillandsia xerographica has a rosy pigment and cushionlike form, author Zenaida Sengo says in her new book, Air Plants. ( Caitlin Atkinson - Timber Press ) Air plants don't need soil to grow and don't ...

Imagine stepping into a bathtub, and instead of bathroom tiles lining the wall, there’s a fresh vertical garden, lush with bright green ferns, lavender, baby’s tears, mint and other fragrant plants.

Pothos plants are known for their long trailing vines. Turn it into wall art by training the leafy vines to climb up the ...

Now that fall is here, you may be turning your attention to your indoor garden. The colder seasons present the perfect opportunity to get creative with houseplants and one of the most unique ways to ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Owning plants can sometimes feel like having a puppy: It can be stressful, there's suddenly dirt all over ...

Imagine stepping into a bathtub, and instead of bathroom tiles lining the wall next to you, there's a fresh vertical garden, lush with bright green ferns, lavender, baby's tears, mint and other ...

Air plants don't need soil — they get their nutrients from the air in their environment. Once weekly, submerge air plants in lukewarm water for 20 to 45 minutes to keep them from drying out. Place air ...