Coffee plants are attractive houseplants with their large, glossy leaves – and did you know you can propagate them from seed? In this guide, we cover how to harvest the seeds, or "beans" as they are known, and include step-by-step instructions for sowing and nurturing your coffee plant seedlings. Read more now. The post How to Propagate Coffee Beans appeared first on Gardener's Path ..read more

It takes more than just food to create a welcoming location for birds during the winter. As well as bird seed, our feathered visitors also need water, shelter, and clean, safe conditions. To learn more about creating a wildlife-friendly stopover, find 19 tips for feeding wild birds in winter in this guide. Read more now. The post 19 Tips for Feeding Wild Birds in Winter appeared first on Gardener's Path ..read more

Pit greenhouses have some distinct advantages for growers over conventional types that make them worth the effort of constructing. They also have some noteworthy disadvantages that you need to be aware of. Learn more about the three types of sunken greenhouses: Chinese, pit, and walipini, in this guide. Read more now. The post What Are Underground Pit Greenhouses? appeared first on Gardener's Path ..read more

Highly ornamental with bright, colorful flowers over the winter holiday season, Christmas cacti are easily cultivated. But conditions like humidity, lighting, moisture, and temperature all play important roles in producing the best floral display. Learn how to prevent Christmas cactus bud drop and enjoy gorgeous blooms. The post How to Prevent Christmas Cactus Bud Drop appeared first on Gardener's Path ..read more

Are you wondering if your winter-blooming cyclamen is dead? Depending on the season, your plant could be entering its dormancy phase. These flowering houseplants need time to recharge, and with proper care your cyclamen will bloom brightly again. Learn more about cyclamen dormant period in this guide. Read more now. The post How to Care for Cyclamen During Dormancy appeared first on Gardener's Path ..read more

Spider plants (Chlorophytum comosum) are low maintenance, easy-care houseplants but they can still benefit from fertilizer applied correctly and at the right time. Our guide provides tips about when and how to feed your spider ivy plants and we offer suggestions on the best products to use as well. Read more now. The post When and How to Fertilize Spider Plants appeared first on Gardener's Path ..read more

If you want an easy-to-care-for bonsai that can live indoors, a ginseng fig is the ideal choice. These tough little trees are happy when grown as houseplants and give you the "aged" look in just a few years. Learn how to plant, prune, and care for Ficus microcarpa bonsai plants in this guide. Read more now. The post How to Grow a Ginseng Ficus Bonsai appeared first on Gardener's Path ..read more

Are you looking for a flowering houseplant for a low-light spot in your home? It can be hard to find plants that flower indoors, let alone in low light conditions. In this guide, we introduce 17 excellent options for low-light flowering houseplants from colorful African violets to succulent kalanchoe plants. Read more. The post 17 of the Best Flowering Houseplants for Low Light appeared first on Gardener's Path ..read more

Ferns make fabulous houseplants, adapting to our indoor conditions readily. Many of them thrive in low light, moderate moisture, and some even like low to moderate humidity. This guide will help you choose the right species for growing indoors as a houseplant and cover how to raise these beautiful plants indoors. The post How to Grow and Care for Ferns Indoors appeared first on Gardener's Path ..read more

Are the leaves dropping off of your Christmas cactus? There are several reasons why the cladodes may fall from your plant, from watering issues to pest problems. This guide covers seven common causes of leaf drop in holiday cacti and helps you figure out what's wrong with your plant and how to fix it. Read more now. The post Why Is My Christmas Cactus Dropping Leaves? 7 Causes and Solutions appeared first on Gardener's Path ..read more