When it comes to houseplants, people commonly think of succulents, cacti, and potted flowers, but there's another type of plant that works great as a houseplant. Ivy gets a bad reputation because of ...

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, ...

The pothos, also known as "Devil's Ivy", is considered by gardening enthusiasts as an excellent way to grow your green-fingered credentials. This is because pothos care is easy and undemanding, making ...

Even if you don’t have a back yard, you can share in the joy of spring gardening. Let’s start with what you already might have growing indoors. Is there an ivy plant that has been sending off new, ...

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 ...

Lewis Ziska, plant physiologist for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's agricultural research service, says rising carbon dioxide levels and forest disruption are making poison ivy spread faster, ...

Approximately 80 percent of humans develop dermatitis upon exposure to the carbon-based active compound called urushiol -- the toxic component of poison ivy, according to a six-year study in the ...