House Plants & Ferns

Refine your search:

Annuals & Perennials Bedding Plants X Caring for Houseplants X Plant Types X Planters, Pots & Flower Boxes Plants & Foliage X
loading
  • 2
  • Keeping Houseplants Healthy

    DIYnet — Filled with gravel, a humidity tray will provide extra moisture for indoor plants. This bird's-nest fern (Asplenium nidus) was burned by sun coming through a window. Home-garden expert Jim Johnson of the University of Tennessee Agricultural ...More…

  • Caring for Gift Plants

    DIYnet — Jan Goldsmith, host of HGTV's The Great Indoors, explains the difference between gift plants and houseplants. Flowering houseplants will come in and out of bloom and can make a permanent addition to your indoor garden. Decorative gift plants put ...More…

  • Caring for Houseplants

    DIYnet — Jan Goldsmith, host of HGTV's The Great Indoors, and Mary Henry examine some inexpensive starter plants. Indoor-gardening expert Mary Henry tells Jan Goldsmith, host of HGTV's The Great Indoors, how to water and fertilize houseplants. If you ...More…

  • Common Ferns

    DIYnet — Paul James, host of HGTV's Gardening by the Yard, explains why he's fond of ferns: Ferns are one of the most interesting, versatile and beautiful plant groups in existence today. Among the oldest known plants on the planet, ferns grew in the age . ...More…

  • Creating a Designer Look With Houseplants

    DIYnet — Dendrobium orchid combined with tillandsia in a decorative container makes a striking display for a living room. Tillandsia requires no maintenance other than occasional misting. In winter, indoor plants can add color and texture to counters and ...More…

  • Festival Exhibit: Growing Plants for Your Health

    DIYnet — For centuries people have known about the medicinal properties of many plants. Jessie Mack Burns shares information on the uses of some of them: Aloe vera (aids in healing of minor burns and skin irritations) ( Coneflowers, Chinese milk vetch ...More…

  • Geraniums (Germany exhibit)

    DIYnet — This geranium, which was propagated from a parent plant, is only five weeks old. Horticulturist Heather Will-Browne talks about geraniums in this audio clip. Kim Haworth and horticulturist Heather Will-Browne take a look at geraniums, the can-do ...More…

  • A Good Time for Plants That Don't Need a Lot of Water

    DIYnet — In her vegetable garden she uses newspaper as a mulch. After laying out thick sections, she wets it down and then covers it with straw for a good look. This keeps the weeds down and keeps the soil moist. Don't use glossy color pages, however; the ...More…

  • Top-Notch Care for Bedding Plants

    DIYnet — As you select bedding plants for your garden, you'll be choosing from three different types -- annuals, biennials and perennials. But regardless of which type you choose, be sure to start with a healthy, quality plant says Disney horticulturist ...More…

  • Topiaries (France exhibit)

    DIYnet — Kim Haworth and Eric Williams stand among three juniper topiaries: the natural cone shape (left), the spiral (center) and the poodle-pompon (right). Horticulturist Eric Williams discusses topiary maintenance in this audio clip. Horticulturist ...More…

  • Bromeliads

    DIYnet — I recently recieved a bromeliad as a gift and I'm not sure how to care for it. Can you help? To grow a healthy bromeliad, you must use a well-draining soil. You can buy potting soil that's already mixed with perlite or vermiculite, or mix your ...More…

  • Fern Care

    DIYnet — I received a large fern as a housewarming gift and I don't want it to die. What do I need to do to keep it alive? The birds-nest fern has much larger, glossy fronds. The new fronds start as tiny "fiddle-heads" in the center of the fern ( A ...More…


Copyright © 1999-2012 Data Growth Pty Ltd. All rights reserved.
Privacy Policy | Terms of Use |