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Madison Moulton

Madison Moulton

Madison Moulton is an esteemed gardening writer and editor with a profound affection for plants that took root in her childhood. As a life-long plant enthusiast, Madison’s early captivation with indoor gardening blossomed into a full-fledged profession. Her dedication and expertise in the field have seen her words grace the pages of several national gardening magazines, as well as some of the most popular online platforms. With bylines in notable gardening publications such as Epic Gardening, Rural Sprout, Homes & Gardens, and All About Gardening, Madison’s voice stands out as a beacon for sustainable and eco-friendly gardening practices. Moreover, her vast experience with tropical plants has not only made her a valuable contributor to our team but has also earned her features in esteemed platforms like Real Homes and Architectural Digest. While Madison’s extensive writing portfolio speaks volumes about her gardening expertise, her mission remains consistent: to inspire novice and seasoned gardeners alike to approach gardening with both the flora and the earth’s well-being at heart. Outside the digital realm, Madison is hands-on, immersing herself in the rich soils of her home country, South Africa, where she passionately plants and tends to her own garden.
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Raven ZZ plant

Black raven leaves close up with hand for scale

Topping the list of beginner-friendly houseplants is Zamioculcas zamiifolia, commonly known as the ZZ Plant. If you already own a few of these and are looking for something a little different, try the dark and dramatic ‘Raven’ cultivar instead. Raven…

Marble Queen pothos

Close up of marble queen

Pothos plants are the most widely recommended houseplants for beginners. They look stunning anywhere they are placed and are incredibly adaptive to a wide range of conditions. The Marble Queen pothos, a popular cultivar, is one of the most sought-after…

Monstera leaves turning yellow

Monstera leaves turning yellow

Every houseplant lover needs at least one Monstera in their collection. These leafy plants are beloved for their interesting foliage, even if they can be slightly fussy when growing indoors. Monstera leaves turn yellow for many reasons, making the problem…

How to propagate African violets

How to propagate african violets

African violets are the darlings of the houseplant world, beloved through the decades for their bright blooms and fluffy foliage. It’s hard not to want a massive collection of them, but luckily that is possible (without breaking the bank) when…

Why is my monstera droopy?

Droopy monstera plant

Monsteras are one of the most commonly purchased indoor plants around the world, turning homes into indoor jungles in an instant. Unfortunately, they are not without problems. But knowledge of their needs will help you identify and resolve the issue…

Tiny bugs in houseplant soil

Spraying the soil with organic insecticidal soap

For the past few years, houseplants have cemented themselves as the latest trend in interior design and in gardening. With that comes an annoying reality we all have to deal with – pests. Tiny bugs in houseplant soil could be…

Monstera care

Monstera care

From warm tropical forests of Central and South America, Monstera plants grow best in bright indirect light. They can handle lower light areas but may lose their fenestration. As hemiepiphytes, Monsteras are susceptible to root rot and should only be…

Aloe plant care

Aloe plant with black terra cotta planter pot

Aloe vera is a useful and versatile indoor plant great for beginners in the succulent world. Aloe vera loves full sun and grows best in front of bright south-facing windows. Give these plants at least 4 hours of direct sun…