Gardening Basics

One of the most compact potted plants for indoor spaces, the fittonia creates a big impact in a small package. A spreading evergreen plant, with delicately veined foliage in silvery...

The Fiddle Leaf Fig, called Ficus lyrata scientifically, has been enjoying its place in the spotlight for a while now and given the love it is getting from both gardeners...

How to grow and care for a peperomia plant With over one thousand varieties, this Mexican and South American native plant is one of the easiest indoor plants for new...

Irises are one of the most intricate and exquisite flowers in a range of colours that not only make your garden beautiful but also provide a burst of colour. Irises...

Native to warmer parts of the world, where frost is a rarity, the ixora blooms all year round under full sun. Ixora is native to India and has been grown...

The anthurium has one of the longest-lasting flowers on earth and it blooms for more than 250 days, so this means your anthurium will fill your indoor garden with colourful blooms...

If you are a new gardener, or even an experienced one who wants to grow beyond indoor and foliage plants - herbs are a perfect solution. When given the right...

With over 50 varieties the Hoya plant is slowly surely becoming every home gardener’s wish list plant. The sheer variety of foliage, growing patterns, flowers, and the overall look of...

Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “The earth laughs in flowers” and no statement can be truer than that. Flowers area perfect blend of beauty and functionality, truly one of nature’s true masterstrokes....

Why is light important? Food and water are the two most basic and irreplaceable necessities for the sustenance of life – be it humans, animals, birds, or plants. For plants,...

 Gardens are a physical personification of the gardener’s love, care, patience, and hard work. While we at Ugaoo truly believe that our garden’s should be a true representation of ourselves,...

Gardening is an age old concept – almost as old as the human civilisation itself. It will be not wrong to say that the art of growing plants, either for...