With its large, glossy green leaves, the rubber plant is an ideal indoor plant for creating a miniature jungle in your living room. In addition to its highly aesthetic appearance, this plant from the ficus family is easy to take care of. Here's what you need to know about this green plant that's perfect for beginner gardeners.
Household appliances represent a significant cost for both the buyer and the planet. To save money and protect the environment, it is in your best interest to make them last as long as possible. We will explain how to extend the lifespan of your household appliances.
In nature, plants benefit from rain to grow and thrive. This is, of course, not the case for indoor plants that rely on you to water them! We will explain to you what water to use for watering plants and what mistakes to avoid when it comes to watering.
Small plant cousin of the cistus, the helianthemum will seduce you with its generous colorful flowering and ease of maintenance. For those who are not yet familiar with them, we have listed 5 good reasons to plant helianthemums in the garden.
Lemon juice is a delicious ingredient in lemonade and very useful in cooking. But did you know that this natural product can also be of great help in cleaning your home? We have listed for you 5 household tips with lemon.
Green manure is a simple and ecological solution to improve the structure and texture of depleted soil at the end of the season. This process involves sowing and burying certain fast-growing plants such as phacelia, clover, or vetch. Here is a presentation of this 100% natural method.
Buenos Aires verbena, also known as Patagonian verbena, is a perennial plant with delicate lilac-colored flowers. Floriferous and resistant, this species has multiple advantages. We have listed 5 good reasons to adopt it in your garden.
If you have lavender in your garden or in a pot on your terrace, you may have noticed that this bushy plant tends to sag and hollow out over time. The secret to keeping your plants compact and productive lies in pruning. We will explain how to prune lavender.
All gardeners who have a balcony exposed to strong winds know it well: drafts are a scourge for plantings. If you're tired of finding broken branches, torn flower petals, and dried-out planters, here are 5 windbreak tips to protect plants on a windy balcony.
If you have to leave for several days and nobody can come to water your plants during your vacation, know that there is a way to save your green plants from dehydration and drying out. We will explain what watering gel is and how you can make it yourself.
