Most ivy plants are easy to care for and can thrive in a range of environments, making them ideal for growing indoors. There ...

Ivy as an ornamental vine goes back to early Greek and Roman civilization. It is the only plant to find its way into two Christmas carols. In my native Holland, where it grows wild (it is native from ...

You don’t have to be brilliant to become an ivy leaguer – just smart enough to appreciate the attributes of ivies as houseplants. Botanists recognize 12 to 15 species of the genus Hedera – true ivies ...

Jan. 24 -- Rebecca Kolls, the gardening and lifestyle contributor for Good Morning America, is full of ideas on how to solve your home and garden dilemmas. Her specialties include gardening, crafts, ...

Ivy as an ornamental vine goes back to early Greek and Roman civilization. It is one of very few plants to find its way into a Christmas carol. In my native Holland, where it grows wild (it is native ...

While we often think of ivy thriving outdoors—climbing up a brick wall, spilling over a fence, or winding its way across the ground—it's also a popular houseplant, and with the right care it can grow ...

Ivies are adaptable plants that work just as well indoors as they do out. Compact varieties look good in interior schemes and are particularly effective trailing from a shelf or a mantelpiece. In ...

As an ubiquitous ground cover and hillside planting, ivy is deemed too common, dull and old-fashioned. Its tendency to seed in natural areas has made it unwelcome in the conservation community.

When not associated with the word "poison," ivy can be an attractive plant. Ivy can be grown both indoors and outdoors, but attempting to grow it indoors is a greater challenge, according to Sara ...