From the McDonald Garden Center Blog
One of the biggest reasons your houseplants struggle isn’t watering, pests, or even the pot they are in. It’s probably the light. Homes come with all kinds of lighting, from bright sunny windows to cozy, low-light corners. The good news is that there are beautiful houseplants that thrive in every one of those spaces. Matching plants to the light they receive makes everything easier.
Every January, we swear this is the year we’ll become that gardener, the one with perfect beds, thriving houseplants, and zero crispy leaves in sight. And every March, well…life happens.So instead of big, impossible garden goals, let’s talk about plant resolutions that actually fit real life. The kind you can keep even when your schedule is packed and the weather isn’t cooperating.Here are five smart, achievable ways to grow better in 2026 without burning out.
Succulents are often praised as the ultimate low-maintenance houseplants, but even these resilient beauties can struggle if not given the right care. If your once-thriving succulent is looking sad, don’t toss it just yet! With a little TLC and the right approach, you can bring your plant back to life. Here’s how to spot the signs of distress, tackle common issues, and ensure your succulent thrives once more.
