For all my plant moms and plant dads out there we have a new mini course for you! Rare Houseplants Made Easy will teach you everything you need to know to get started growing rare and exotic houseplants. If you love indoor gardening, but are looking for greenery that is unusual and interesting then you […]
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Gardening Blogs at Pop Shop America feature indoor and outdoor plants as well as planters and other cool greenery!
Move over spider plants! I want to show you some houseplants that you may have never seen before. If you love plants as much as I do, then you may be constantly on the search and always perfecting your space and adding new houseplants as much as you can. I know I get tired of […]
Given we’re all spending more time inside these days, having a room full of house plants has even greater appeal. Eager to fill your space with even more green? No problem—grow new plants yourself! You don’t need to purchase new plants, use your current plants to spawn and generate new plants. Succulents are a great […]
It’s almost Day of the Dead, so it’s the perfect time to dress up a simple terra cotta planter with a Sugar Skull. You don’t need a lot of supplies for this painted planter and it fits so well with this Evil Eye Planter – you can even make them together. It’s the perfect way […]
This blog is 5 of 5 tutorials for the July Craft in Style Subscription Box. You can find the other 4 tutorials, more about this box, and other Craft in Style Boxes here. If a picture is worth a thousand words, what is a video worth?! A lot when it comes to learning macrame. Macrame […]
This blog is 3 of 5 tutorials for the July Craft in Style Subscription Box. You can find the other 4 tutorials, more about this box, and other Craft in Style Boxes here. Love succulents? I sure do! They are one of the easiest plants to care for. In most environments they can live indoors […]
This blog is 2 of 5 tutorials for the July Craft in Style Subscription Box. You can find the other 3 tutorials, more about this box, and other Craft in Style Boxes here. There are a million different styles, knots, and cool ways to make a macrame hanging planter. You can use wood beads, you […]
This blog is 1 of 5 tutorials for the July Craft in Style Subscription Box. You can find the other 4 tutorials, more about this box, and other Craft in Style Boxes here.This blog may contain affiliate links. We talk about terrariums A LOT. Here’s how to care for Succulent Terrariums long term. This blog […]
This blog is the tutorial for the March Craft in Style Subscription Box. You can find more about this box and other Craft in Style Boxes here. Love the look of nature and want it inside your home? This DIY Moss Wall Art is so gorgeous and it also happens to be totally creative! You […]
In love with kokedamas? I sure am! In case you haven’t seen these planters before, it’s a type of Japanese gardening – much like bonsai. Kokedamas are plants that have had their roots encased in soil and wrapped in moss. So they are self-contained and require no planter or pot. You can style them in […]
Why use a boring planter when you can make your own super pretty and totally-easy-to-make planter? It’s as cute as any of these 25 diy planters here. Plus it’s such a great way to get started with decoupage because it’s easy, stylish, and fun to make! For any decoupage project, the supplies are minimal and […]
If you caught our How to Make Kokedamas tutorial, I mentioned that ferns are one of the best plants to use. And you know once I get started I can’t stop, so I had to tell you Everything You Need to Know about Ferns so you can keep them, grow them, and care for them […]
A kokedama is a gorgeous moss covered planter. It doesn’t use a pot or any type of holder but is self contained within it’s moss wrapping. You can place them on a table, use them as a centerpiece, or hang them as a hanging planter. This type of gardening originated from Japan and is referred […]
Not all garden and sidewalk weeds are created equal, a not all are a scourge. Some are delicious, healthy, and pop up from the cracks in the concrete right when you need them most. Purslane (Portulaca oleracea) is one such annual summer herb. Purslane unfurls itself from between other plants in landscape beds, outdoor containers, […]
Are you in love with these gorgeous little flowers? The state flower of Texas is quite a looker and makes for the perfect backdrop for springtime photos! Here’s everything you need to know about the History of Bluebonnets, Where to Find Bluebonnet Patches, and how to grow them for yourself! The History of Texas Bluebonnets […]
Considering we’ve all become master gardeners this year, continuing our expertise into winter should be easy! One of the perks of living in Zone 9 is year-round gardening, and winter is a great time for growing out nutrient-dense greens for salads, soups, pastas, and sautés. If you aren’t familiar with your plant hardiness zone, use […]
This is part 3 of 3 of the August Craft in Style Subscription Box tutorials. Part 1: How to Make a Triangle Himmeli Sculpture can be found here. Part 2: How to Make a Himmeli Wall Sconce can be found here. You can find out How to Care for Air Plants here. Craft in Style […]
Orchids are native to dense and humid jungles, but with the following helpful tips from an orchid expert, these elegant tree-dwellers can thrive in any home. There are so many reasons to want an orchid in your home. Orchids are uniquely beautiful and can be quite compact, making them the perfect accent for any size […]



















