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Create a stunning, low-water garden with our guide to drought tolerant landscape plants. Learn to select, design, and care for a beautiful, sustainable yard.

Learn how propagating succulents from cuttings can expand your collection. Our guide offers simple, real-world tips for rooting and growing new plants.

Discover the best indoor plants for offices that thrive in any light. Find low-maintenance, air-purifying options to improve wellness and productivity.

Is your aloe getting the right light? Learn the secrets to perfect aloe plant sunlight, how to spot stress signals, and keep your plant thriving indoors or out.

Cacti have long been admired not only for their resilience in harsh climates but also for their unique beauty and architectural presence. Today, they’re among the most popular indoor plants for modern homes—minimalist, low-maintenance, and brimming with character. But one of the most common questions people ask when they bring home a cactus is: where is the best place to put it inside the house?

The Peruvian Apple Cactus (Cereus repandus, also known as Cereus peruvianus) is a towering, columnar cactus native to South America. Known for its striking blue-green stems and edible fruit, this cactus is a favorite among gardeners, collectors, and those looking to add a dramatic architectural plant to their landscape or indoor space

In this comprehensive cactus plant care guide, we’ll walk you through site selection, planting, watering, and the specific conditions your cactus plant needs to flourish—both indoors and out. This guide is perfect whether you're planting directly in the ground or using a decorative pot.

Ocotillos (Fouquieria splendens) are among the most iconic and resilient plants of the American Southwest. With their tall, spiny stems and vivid red flowers, they embody the spirit of the desert—thriving in harsh conditions, adapting to seasonal rhythms, and supporting a host of wildlife. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore their native habitat, growth cycles, floral displays, cold tolerance, and care requirements. We'll also introduce other members of the Fouquieria genus.