Invest just a little time and effort into propagating a lucky bamboo you already have among your houseplants and you can enjoy new plants that boost the greenery in your interiors. In feng shui the ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." A lively addition to any home, lucky bamboo plants bring more to the table than just their interesting ...

Houseplants are trending. Everywhere you look there are plants and plant-related merchandise. Indoor plants are on the rise, particularly with the millennial generation. Recently, I added to my ...

Lucky bamboo is a tried-and-true houseplant that is popular in both homes and offices thanks to its ease of care, sculptural look and ability to thrive in low light. Knowing a little bit more about ...

Houseplants form an important part of feng shui, with the shape of leaves, the direction of growth, and the placement of the ...

Bamboo holds the Guinness World Record for the fastest-growing plant, and some species can shoot up to nearly 3 feet in just one day. Its rapid growth rate makes it a favorite for quick privacy fences ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you’re lucky enough to own lucky bamboo, it’s important to do everything in your power to not only ...

If you’ve just amputated your amaryllis, pitched the paperwhites or pointed a dying poinsettia toward the weed bin, you can still enjoy some seasonal, New Year greenery with lucky bamboo. At this time ...

Lucky bamboo is not bamboo at all — though it bears an uncanny resemblance. Rather it’s a plant called Dracaena sanderiana. As for whether it’s lucky, that pretty much depends on you. Or does it?