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It's easy to fool Mother Nature in these early days of spring—we teach you how to trick the branches of flowering trees and shrubs into blooming early in just four easy steps.

What Makes a House a Home: Gemma and Andrew Ingalls

By Gemma & Andrew Ingalls

Our final What Makes a House a Home column is from photographers and brand-new parents Gemma and Andrew Ingalls. You've seen their photography in GARDEN DESIGN magazine (including on our November/December cover) and we're thrilled to share their apartment and magnificent houseplants with you.

How to Design a Window Garden

By Kevin Lee Jacobs

Our columnist Kevin Lee Jacobs shows off his window gardens, which change throughout the winter, and explains exactly how to create more shelf space for your houseplants.

What Makes a House a Home: Megan Reardon, aka Not Martha

By Megan Reardon

Megan Reardon, better known to the internet as Not Martha (as in Stewart, natch), shares with us how she managed to overcome her brown thumb and create a home with thriving plants.

What Makes a House a Home: Amy Merrick

By Amy Merrick

Amy Merrick, a Brooklyn-based florist and stylist (you might recognize her name from her popular "Living-In" posts for Design*Sponge) shares with us how she packs her Brooklyn apartment with flowers and plants, keeping herself surrounded with nature, even in the middle of the city. Check out the photographs of her plant-filled home!

A Guide to Bringing Outdoor Plants Inside

By Dennis Schrader

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A number of outdoor plants can be brought indoors during the colder months—here's our guide to overwintering plants (as well as a list of which plants to toss).

Indoor Fern Care Tips

By Victoria Ross

How to care for indoor ferns.

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Way Hots: Tropical Houseplants

A host of tropical houseplants that have found new life in the great outdoors as annuals in the warm months are still happy denizens of windowsills and sunrooms when the temperature drops