We're revisiting an in-depth 1977 House Beautiful article about keeping your houseplants alive—and the advice still resonates almost 50 years later.

Plants like lucky bamboo and eucalyptus can change your fortune for the better, but there are certain plants that bring bad energy. Here's which plants to keep and which ones you need to get rid of.

Self-owned weekend retreats and second homes are trending these days. The biggest learning is simple: a holiday home garden ...

PLANT CITY, Fla. — With more people moving to Hillsborough County, there’s an increased need for health care. South Florida Baptist Hospital is opening its doors soon. The hospital is targeting a May ...

Greenery is a great way to infuse a little more life into any space. As it turns out, your bathroom can actually be an excellent environment for some plants thanks to its high humidity, indirect light ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Dracaenas are famously flexible about lighting, tolerating everything from bright indirect light to lower ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Despite its name, lucky bamboo (Dracaena sanderiana) is not a bamboo (jury's out on the lucky claim), but a type of dracaena plant ...

One of my favorite and most popular house plants is the Dracaena Cane Plant. There are many wonderful different kinds out there, but Propagating them by Cuttings is the same for them all. In this ...

Low-maintenance plants tend to promote green living in your home. Dracaena sanderiana, commonly known as lucky bamboo, is a widely-grown household plant with rich symbolism. It has been cultivated for ...

Tamagotchi ripoffs are alive and well at CES 2026, and SoildTech's spin on the idea is to stick a virtual pet in the dirt to help you stop killing your plants. Senso combines a plant health sensor and ...

While often kept indoors, the plant can thrive outdoors in South Florida due to warmer winters and changing climate zones. The corn plant's flowers and leaves are toxic to cats and dogs if eaten. Its ...

CHICAGO — WGN’s “Plant Daddy” Tim Joyce is back to share some weekend gardening tips, including the next steps in the year-long poinsettia project, cleaning up the garden for the season and more. Got ...