Plants That Photograph Well
Strong shapes, clear leaf patterns and a plain pot: what makes a plant look its best on camera.
Strong shapes, clear leaf patterns and a plain pot: what makes a plant look its best on camera.
Basil, sage and thyme on the kitchen windowsill, and how to keep them from turning leggy.
Both brighten a room. One lasts a week, the other for years -- and costs less than you might expect.
A characterful pot turns the humblest succulent into the thing everyone asks about.
Neat, colourful and very hard to kill, the echeveria is the succulent most of us start with.
The red and yellow tops are a cactus that cannot make its own food, riding on one that can.
Lush, arching fronds in return for a little steam -- why the bathroom is its favourite room.
Five forgiving succulents that thrive on a sunny sill and a watering can left alone.
Not every corner gets the sun. These ferns are happiest in the ones that do not.
They shade the plant, collect dew and keep thirsty animals away. Handling them is another matter.
Pink, white or red speckles on every leaf, and a habit of flopping dramatically when it wants water.