Many of us have cats, dogs, or other pets, that at times may want to try a new snack, and take a bite of our houseplants!

Plants have their very own language and way of expressing themselves and their needs. Plants use body language.

Plants require a decent amount of care, depending on the type of plant, and this care is what helps them feel good, thrive, and stay strong

Living in the PNW, there is definitely an abundance of moss here.

During winter, houseplants are often affected by temperature changes, limited sunlight, shorter days, and dry air.

Most of us have probably seen a coniferous tree and exclaimed how much we love that ‘pine’ tree, however, this exclamation is not always acc

There are many ways to switch to even more sustainable techniques when it comes to having a plant addiction!

Consider low-maintenance plants while you are first learning how to care for houseplants!

Plant propagation is the process of using plant cuttings from the ‘mother’ plant to create new plant babies.

As we’ve talked about in previous blogs and on our Instagram (@dirtonplants) there are many different types of benefits you can get from...

There are many reasons why hanging plants make for the best houseplants in certain spaces and for certain people. If you have limited...

There is a rising trend among plant parents for unique, bicolored and tri-colored variegated plants. Variegated refers to flowers or...

We’ve all been in a similar situation, craving more plants but lacking enough space or light. Plus, we have all experienced houseplants...

Tall houseplants also add great aesthetic to any space and can help fill any empty corner.

Although fall crisp weather may make it a challenge for some plants to grow, there are many veggies and herbs that thrive in a fall gardens.

Are you an animal lover and a plant lover?

Some plants can grow without soil. Soil is an important factor for growing plants since it helps plants gain nutrients.

Is your plant outgrowing its pot? Follow our simple steps to learn how to repot your plant.

It’s summer time, you know what that means, insects, lots of them, and bug bites. Whether you’re sweet and attract insects, or not,...

As discussed in our previous blogs, plants offer healing properties and benefit both you and your environment. In addition to bringing...

Gardening may seem like a simple task; you place seeds in soil, water them, let the sun shine down on the soil, and watch it simply grow,...

Pollinators include bees, butterflies, beetles, wasps, flies, bats, and birds that benefit our ecosystems by helping plants reproduce.

There are an abundance of wildflowers that bloom in spring and summer, dotting the sides of mountains, sticking up alongside rivers, and...

We are all aware of pests that may eat, harm, or even kill plants. Pests, however, do not only refer to insects or bugs. This blog...

Nitrogen deficiency is a common issue with herbaceous fast growing plants and vegetables. There are many natural ways to feed your plants.

Bees are vital for our ecosystems, our environment, and even our lives. Bees pollinate plants, are a major part of the animal food chain, an

Every plant is unique in its own way and they all have beautiful elements to them! Dahlias, Snapdragons, Alliums, and Birds of Paradise...

During this unusual time, it is likely you find yourself picking up new hobbies and trying to get creative with ways in which you connect...

Plants that have adapted to living in freshwater or saltwater environments are referred to as aquatic plants.

Individuals opt for plants in their homes as a way to add color, liveliness and creativity. Succulents are easy to maintain.

Most plants need soil to survive and thrive. Soil plays a vital role in the health of a plant and to have strong and healthy plants.

Houseplants that do not require as much time or care and there are also plants that work great including hanging plants.

Mood boosting, air-quality improving, and design enhancing - plants are the ultimate solution to happiness, healthiness, and expressiveness.