As the landscape drenches itself in fall color, signal the season's change indoors with a new houseplant or two. There are plenty of easy-care houseplants that have a fall look, thanks to their shades of yellow, orange and their lush reds and purples. Unlike maples and oaks that change color outside, these houseplants maintain their bright color year-round. The following colorful houseplants will perfectly complement your indoor fall decor. 1. Arrowhead Vine Many varieties of arrowroot vine that are easy to grow have pink or red leaves. Two new ones to look out for are 'Falling Arrows Ruby Rein', which has eye-catching red veins running down its cream and green leaves; and 'Falling Arrows Cupid's Cuver' with bronze-maroon leaves. Arrowhead vines often start out with a bushy appearance, and then the vines grow taller as they age. 6 Indoor Plant Hacks You Should Start Doing Right Now 2. Aglaonema Aglonema, also known as Chinese Evergreen, has grown
You don't need to be a revolutionary to take a stand against climate change and plastic use. There are plenty of easy changes we can all make F or proof that gardeners cultivate those strictly in touch with nature, you need only look at the letters pages of horticultural magazines. Most readers are familiar with the decline of our wildlife and wildflowers, and the impact climate change is having on native species. There are winners and losers. The spotted wood butterfly does better because it produces more generations. However, the walled brown, once common in England, is now rarely seen as warm autumns have prompted late autumn hatching. As a result, colonies are restricted to cooler coastal areas. Intensive agriculture is another factor. Every inch of land has been used, fences removed, pastures and meadows ploughed. A regime of toxic chemicals often supports the crop and directly affects pollinators, amphibians, birds and small mammals. Standard procedures They say