Welcome to Healthy Houseplants, your number one website for up-to-date information on creating a spectacular indoor garden. Gardening indoors is a daily adventure. Houseplants provide an endless show of lasting beauty. Better still, you can garden indoors anywhere, at any time you choose.
Here at Healthy Houseplants we take the business of indoor plant care and how to grow healthy houseplants seriously. Look to us for everything from individual plant care, to the latest in the indoor gardening industry, to growing herbs indoors, to the best indoor plants. We believe in organic indoor gardening, so the solutions you find here will be natural and safe for you and your houseplants. Stay and browse a while, and give us some feedback. We’d love to know what you think and what you’d like to see on our site.Â
Julie Bawden-Davis is a best-selling garden author, blogger, YouTuber and Master Gardener, who enjoys teaching aspiring gardeners how to turn any thumb deep green. Julie has enjoyed gardening indoors since childhood, when she met and fell in love with a coleus at the age of 7. She bought the plant at a drugstore with her allowance money, brought it home and the plant thrived. She then taught herself how to propagate plants, and by the age of 10 had filled every window in the family home with houseplants.
Widely published, Julie has penned several gardening books, including Indoor Gardening the Organic Way and Houseplants and Indoor Gardening. She has also written more than 5,000 articles for a wide variety of national and international publications, such as Organic Gardening, The Gardener, Better Homes and Gardens and Wildflower Magazine.
For many years, Julie was a garden columnist with the Los Angeles Times, the San Francisco Chronicle and Parade.com. She is founder and publisher of HealthyHouseplants.com and the YouTube channel @HealthyHouseplants. Julie is also a prolific novelist who has penned two fiction series, many of which include beautiful gardens.
Julie gains inspiration from puttering, planting and pruning indoors and out in her Orange garden, certified in 1999 by the National Wildlife Federation as a Backyard Wildlife Habitat.
One of the most confusing aspects of growing healthy houseplants is determining when the heck to water them! Knowing that incorrect watering is the number one âĶ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qtporPT0no If you drink tea, it’s good to know that you can use tea grounds on your houseplants. Tea contains a lot âĶ
