Key Takeaways “Pot” and “planter” are often used interchangeably, but they refer to different container types.Planters are usually larger, hold multiple plants, and are designed mainly for outdoor use ...

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When buying a planter, there’s more to consider than just how it looks. The type of pot you use for your indoor plants can determine how healthy — or unhealthy — they are, according to EJ Kaga, CEO of ...

When it comes to buying pots for your plants, you have to think like Goldilocks. The container you choose should be just the right size. “You don’t want to oversize the pot for the plant,” said Lou ...

You put a lot of work into your garden, so nothing is quite as frustrating as stepping back to take it all in and realizing you’re not really happy the way it’s all arranged. Whether that has to do ...

The short answer: It depends on the plant and the container.

A simple Dollar Tree DIY turns ordinary plant pots into whimsical garden decor, proving fairy gardens can be charming, ...

Clay pots truly have a way of elevating and uplifting outdoor decor. It's a timeless classic with homely rustic tones of terracotta, which pairs beautifully with the bright green foliage gracing your ...

Unbeknownst to many, an ill-fitting pot is often the reason behind the deterioration of plants. Here are the signs it's time to change up your plant's home.

Raise your pots off the ground to help them survive winter. Elevating pots just an inch or two lets water drain better, which ...