Even without beans to harvest, this is an attractive, easy houseplant Reviewed by Debra LaGattuta The coffee plant, with its glossy green leaves and compact growth habit, makes a surprisingly good ...

This image provided by Logee's Plants for Home & Garden shows a cluster of ripe cherries on a coffee (Coffea arabica) plant. The cherries contain seeds, or beans, which can be roasted or toasted for ...

About 20 years ago, while on vacation in Nashville,, I saw my first coffee plant growing inside a greenhouse. I was fascinated to learn that its red “cherries” grew in bunches and that each cherry ...

How to use it: Mix the soap and water together in the spray bottle. Make sure to thoroughly spray all surfaces of the plant’s ...

Houseplants: Use ‘diluted coffee’ in winter to water - plant will be ‘much healthier’ WINTER temperatures and short days can cause plants to suffer due to a lack of sunlight. However there are many ...

About 20 years ago, while on vacation in Nashville, Tenn., I saw my first coffee plant growing inside a greenhouse. I was fascinated to learn that its red “cherries” grew in bunches and that each ...

About 20 years ago, while on vacation in Nashville, Tennessee, I saw my first coffee plant growing inside a greenhouse. I was fascinated to learn that its red “cherries” grew in bunches and that each ...