Winter doesn't have to mean flowerless orchids; with a few simple adjustments, your Phalaenopsis can stay healthy and may ...

As the UK enters the winter months, houseplants including orchids will begin to lie dormant. To help make sure they thrive during the season, experts have shared common "mistakes" which could "kill" ...

There are many tips and hacks out there to help care for an orchid, but finding the ones that actually work can be tricky. Express.co.uk spoke to an expert from Burnham Nurseries about the best ways ...

Preparation and the right care throughout the winter is key to ensure your orchids not only survive but will also bloom at the proper time.

You bought your orchid when it was loaded with flowers and admired its gorgeous blooms for months. Now, the flowers have dropped off, and you’re wondering what to do with the remaining ho-hum clump of ...

Alan Titchmarsh, the gardening guru, is no stranger to sharing his wisdom with fans - including invaluable tips on nurturing indoor plants. The moth orchid, the UK's favourite orchid variety, thrives ...

Exposed orchid roots are a completely normal feature of these uniquely beautiful plants, and tending to them is an important aspect of orchid care. Aerial orchid roots are most likely to occur in ...

Orchids are known for their once-a-year blooming cycle, yet they boast an impressive longevity as they can maintain their flowers for several months with the right care. Proper attention to an ...

Families of 19 people who died at a scandal-hit Sussex care home have said managers were never held to account. Relatives of those who died at Orchid View, run by Southern Cross, have stepped up calls ...

A coroner has said she will call for a public inquiry into institutionalised abuse and neglect at a care home, which contributed to at least five deaths. An inquest into 19 unexplained deaths at ...

The families of patients who died at Orchid View care home have today welcomed a raft of recommendations to stop the "institutionalised abuse" of elderly and vulnerable people - but say even more ...