Peace lilies like to stay slightly moist, not soggy. Poke your finger in the soil before giving your plant a drink. If soil ...

Getting gifted a beautiful, blooming peace lily (Spathiphyllum sp.) or picking one up from your local garden center is pretty exciting. These stunning houseplants have gorgeous white flowers that ...

Peace lilies like consistently moist soil, so water when the top few inches feel dry. Expect to water every few days in warm, dry homes, or weekly in cooler, low-light spots. Use pots with drainage ...

Crispy brown leaves are a common winter problem for peace lilies, but a there is one simple change houseplant owners can make ...

An overgrown peace lily can be repotted into a larger pot or separated into new smaller plants. Here's how to divide a peace lily that has outgrown its pot.

From ranunculus to roses, dahlias to daisies — fresh bouquets of flowers are a staple in many homes during the spring and summer months. Once you’ve put out your carefully-curated arrangement, you ...

Spring has sprung! As winter has started fading away and the days have grown longer, nature is beginning to awaken for spring. One of the most exciting parts of the early spring season is the leaves ...

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At this time of year, it seems that yellow flowers are especially prominent in the garden. It’s as if the sun, which is suddenly more visible in the sky, has an ally in the color of so many spring ...