it's take a village to grow houseplants

Houseplants, cultivated indoors, serve both aesthetic and functional purposes for indoor gardeners. There are many options to choose from, but the best houseplants are those that can grow in the spaces available in your home and bring you joy. Spider plants, orchids, and succulents are typically grown for their visual appeal, while being highly adaptable to indoor conditions. Beyond adding beauty, these plants contribute to improved air quality. Plant suitability is based on the sun light, temperature, humidity and air flow throughout your home. 

Regular care for houseplants is just like that of an outdoor garden. Houseplants should be properly watered, exposed to adequate amount of sun light, fertilized occasionally and pruned when needed. 

Growing herbs indoors is a fantastic way to have fresh culinary ingredients at your fingertips, no matter the season or amount of space you have for indoor gardening. Like houseplants, there are many options to choose from. Choose herbs that align with your culinary preferences and are suitable for indoor conditions, such as Basil, Mint, Rosemary, and Thyme. Plant suitability is based on the sun light, temperature, humidity and air flow throughout your home. By paying attention to these factors, you'll create a thriving indoor herb garden, elevating your culinary experiences with the joy of homegrown herbs year-round. 

Regular care for herbs is just like that of an outdoor garden. Herbs should be properly watered, exposed to adequate amount of sun light, fertilized occasionally, harvested frequently and pruned as needed.