When choosing houseplants for your home, you may want to reconsider the plants on this list. Discover which plants you should never grow indoors due to size, light needs, pest issues, and more.

Here are six non-toxic indoor plants that are safe for cats and dogs. Boston ferns are a popular choice for houseplants. Their long, feathery fronds might catch the attention of curious cats and dogs.

If you're worried about damp and mould growth in your bathroom, here are ten houseplants that absolutely love moisture.

“The Boston fern [Nephrolepis exaltata] is a gorgeous ... When space is limited, stick to indoor plants that can easily live on a tabletop or windowsill. Palomares recommends braided bamboo ...

If you are a plant person you would have been told at least once how keeping plants indoor can be toxic for your pets. Well, ...

These indoor plants thrive near north-facing windows ... House Beautiful’s digital editor, Kate McGregor, opted for a Boston Fern because she knew it had a chance at surviving in her north ...

Turtle Vine is a fast growing trailing plant with small leaves. This plant requires minimal care and adds beauty to your balcony. Petunias are trumpet shaped vibrant flowers that bloom in different ...