Moving plants

Need to move your houseplants long distances? These tips will save you time and keep your sanity intact.

The mimosa pudica is a creeping annual and a perennial flower. This flower has pink round bulbs with green leaves that move whenever its touched—whether its a person, insect, or just a strong burst of wind that blows against the plant a little too hard.

Whether you're moving into the Bay Area or out of the Bay Area, properly packing your...

Leaves of the sensitive plant protect themselves from predators and environmental conditions by folding in response to touch.

Moving a garden is never easy. When it’s time to say goodbye to your garden, follow these tips for moving plants and packing the backyard.

Plants on the mantel are always a good idea. But a word of warning: "When you're putting plants around the mantle, be careful about heat emanating from the fireplace, damaging the plants or causing a fire hazard. I always move pots a safe distance away from the fireplace when in use," Hollinger says. #marthastewart #decorideas #diydecor

Learn how to move your house plants without shocking them with our top 5 essential tips. Ensure a safe transition for your green friends during your home move.

Lauren Camilleri and Sophia Kaplan fill us in on the new must-have indoor plants (and tell us exactly how to care for them, too!)

Seedor - for your urban garden & jungle on Instagram: “Do you also move all your plants closer to the windows for the wintertime to make sure they get to see some light? If yes, you probably…”

It’s hard enough making any big move, but add in actual living things like pets and plants and the stress of moving gets even tougher to handle. You might already be thinking about how to keep pets happy during the journey to a new home, but have you considered the well-being of your botantical friends, too? Here are some great strategies for making sure your plants survive the long trip to a new home and stay happy and healthy along the way.