The plant you have is an interesting succulent called starfish flower (Stapelia gigantea), which is native to southern Africa ...

The plant kingdom has a wide collection of unique weird plants that appear as though they’ve come from the depths of outer space. Discover six weird looking plants that look like alien species!

When you tire of growing common plants, it's time to pick some new ones from this list of fun, whimsical garden flowers and plants.

One of my pet peeves as a plant taxonomist comes up again when we look at this little plant. Its common name suggests that it is a grass, but it is not a grass. Not even close. Nevertheless, it ...

MacCubbin gives Florida gardening advice about care of yellow poinciana trees, dwarf mondo, tomatoes and pineapples plus ...

Cristata Cactus: The fan-like structure of this cactus gives it a human brain-like appearance. Wood Ear: Auricularia Auricula is a species of fungus that grows on trees and looks-like human ears.

The best fake plants both look real and are built to last. Check out our top picks for the best fake plants from Nearly Natural, AllModern and more.

Don't exactly have a green thumb? No worries—here are the best fake plants to buy that look so real, you'll never suspect they're artificial.

Gorgeous. Perhaps the name “Haworthia” is ringing a bell. White-striped zebra plants, Haworthia fasciata, are particularly popular succulents that look like mini aloe plants (but aren’t).

Fielding Questions: What's growing in my yard that looks like cannabis? Columnist Don Kinzler ID's a mystery plant, plus provides advice on a small rhubarb remedy and an elm seedling nuisance.

Turn your plants into living wall art that will transform your home into something out of IG’s coveted green spaces. Here are three easy DIY wall-mounted plant decor ideas for common houseplants ...

Plants just sit there all day and look pretty, right? That’s what they want you to think. Many orchids and other plants are great impressionists, masquerading as insects, animals, and even poop.