Tropical plants, to some, are those shiny-leafed things that you see in bank lobbies, shopping malls and hotel reception areas. You know they're tropical because they, well, look tropical.

Indoor, tropical and hanging plants are a great way to brighten up a home, especially when the winter brings darker, colder and shorter days.

This is an effective technique to keep your plants glowing. As most indoor plants are tropical, they're capable of being out ...

Truly tropical plants are those that hail from areas with no frost or freeze in their annual cycle. Some have a hard time handling exposure to anything below about 55 degrees.

Grown indoors or on patios in zones 4 through 11, these small, yellow fruit-producing trees need frequent watering and lots of sun exposure to thrive. Even though it needs wet soil, you'll need to ...

This is a great tree if you have the indoor space to spare—the large fans on the plant, called fronds, can reach 2-3 feet wide while growing indoors. Chinese fan palm trees thrive when you let ...

COCKEYSVILLE, Md. — The weather is getting cooler and it's time to bring your tropical plants indoors - Carrie Engel from Valley View Farms has tips and tools to help your plants make the ...

One of my favorite plants is a hibiscus.” — Jeff Blumquis, Plainfield It is best to move your tropical plants inside when temperatures drop below 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Many will […] ...

These tropical indoor plants love a humid atmosphere and The Urban Earth Nursery team suggest growing them as a kitchen plant or bathroom plant (as long as the room is bright), as humidity levels ...

Dwarf banana plants need to be kept moist but not soggy. Water the plant when the top inch of soil feels dry to touch. Make ...

Remarkably, except for weeping succulents, many popular trailing species are native to perpetually wet and humid tropical forests. That these plants can prosper in the dry conditions found indoors ...

It’s a 22-foot-wide, 80-foot tall structure they touted as” North America’s largest living biofilter.” It consists of more than 12 different species of tropical plants that grow without soil.