The practice of placing Lucky Bamboo plant at home draws from the ancient Chinese tradition. Chinese art of placement recommends certain objects known as Feng Shui cures that can enhance the flow of ...

There are hundreds of genera and thousands of species of bamboo out there. But when it comes to indoor houseplants, one is the clear frontrunner, showing up in homes, offices, and lobbies all around ...

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 … who are you? Interestingly, it's not really bamboo at all, but a member of the Dracaena genus horticulturally known as Dracaena sanderiana. For those of us who prefer names that are ...

The New Year is still young so let's continue to welcome it in — with some lucky bamboo. At this time of year, this plant appears in supermarkets and plant stores across the country. It may or may not ...

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?

The Lucky Bamboo plant, with its auspicious attributes, purifies surroundings, promotes vitality, reflects financial state, and fosters harmony in relationships when placed strategically in different ...

If you attend a New Year’s Eve party this year, surprise the tweedle out of your host by bringing him or her a lucky bamboo plant. These attractive, practically indestructible tropical houseplants ...