Ian Claro

Dec 9, 2024 | hgtv.com | Ian Claro

1257927077 A mother and daughter wearing warm clothing shopping for a Christmas tree at a Christmas market in Northeastern England. They are pulling the Christmas tree by the trunk. SolStock Picture a Christmas tree. Is it a behemoth, shared by 8 million New Yorkers in the middle of Rockefeller Center? How about a patchy sapling that triggers memories of Vince Guaraldi’s “O Tannenbaum”? Maybe the stout seven-footer from middle school that you found your first iPod under?

Nov 21, 2024 | foodnetwork.com | Ian Claro

Teens are tough to please and impossible to shop for. Sure, you can fall back on gift cards, but if you happen to have a teen on your list who’s into cooking, we can do you one better. It doesn’t matter if you don’t know their favorite show or whatever music they like this week. You’re all set to please any food loving teen with this curated collection of unexpected (and often delicious) options.

Sep 5, 2024 | hgtv.com | Ian Claro

Apr 26, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Ian Claro

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Apr 26, 2024 | hgtv.com | Ian Claro

From the smallest string of hearts to a towering bird of paradise, we believe plants make everything better. Bringing nature into our homes is beneficial for our health and plants help us develop and enforce a disciplined routine. My love of plants developed overnight when I nursed a tradescantia nanouk back to life from what appeared to be a mummified state. Now, I feel a strange sense of guilt when I wait too long to repot my rubber tree. Plants are our friends, and we want the best for them.