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The Haunting History of Fiddle Leaf Fig Trees

If you’ve been on social media these past years, you are no stranger to this lifestyle “it” plant. In the wild, Ficus lyrata is known as a banyan fig tree. These trees have a unique, yet haunting growth habit known as epiphyte. Learn more in this blog!

3 Steps to Take an Instagram-worthy House Plant Photo

The fall gardening season has arrived, and while some are planting perennials, trees or shrubs,  it’s also a time for house plants to shine! We love receiving #GGDplantlove mail from our customers, and want to share a few tips to help you show off your plant’s good side.

The History & Benefits of Aloe Plants

For thousands of years, Aloe has been coveted for its unique growth habit and natural healing properties. This valuable plant has over 400 species, but the prized Aloe vera remains the most popular. So what’s all the hype about? Learn about the history in this week's blog!

Trending in 2020: Pink Plants

When you think of plants, shades of lush green leaves come to mind. However, there’s a new trend sweeping through the homes and gardens in America - pink plants!

Create an Indoor Plant Oasis

Trendiest Houseplants for 2020 - Including a Classic Comeback

Houseplants will remain a high demand product in 2020 as the indoor garden trend continues to take hold across the country. The ease in which consumers can procure the coveted variety of living decor through online stores, amazon, and Etsy only fuels the desire to add to growing collections. See what's hot in 2020.

How Succulents Became My Favorite Houseplant

Succulents are one of the best plants for beginners and possibly the key to introducing children to the joys of houseplants

Top 5 Houseplants for Beginners

Houseplants are selected to enhance your décor, but many have added benefits like cleaning the air in your home of toxins and chemicals. The following list of plants can turn the blackest of thumbs green.

The Perfect Houseplant for the Happy Traveler

If there was an award for the most forgiving and easy to grow houseplant, snake plant would take home the prize. These plants can be neglected for weeks at a time and show no ill effects.