Ask the Experts about Houseplants Friday, Feb. 17 at 12 Noon Central Our expert panelists: Costa Nursery Dummen Orange … [Read more...]
The NASA Guide To Air-filtering Houseplants
It won't surprise you to hear that the majority of people spend the bulk of their time indoors, whether it's at home or working in an office environment. As such, it's important to ensure that the air quality is of a high standard, something that … [Read more...]
Gorgeous Indoor Plants that LOVE the Dark
Do you want to brighten up a dark corner of your home or add a little life to the basement? There are a number of beautiful indoor plants that do well in low light situations. Many are also low maintenance and thrive on … [Read more...]
How to Save a Dying Houseplant
Plant Doctor: How to Save a Dying Houseplant You saw a plant you loved in a shop or nursery. You brought it home, and for months it warmed your heart. But then it started to decline. What are you doing wrong? Is it dying? Can you save … [Read more...]
Don Davis: 10 Kinds of Houseplants Ideal for Low Light Indoors
Croton and hibiscus are the wrong houseplants to grow if your home has a minimum of light. The following shade-tolerant houseplants are much more likely to be an asset to your indoor environment over the years. CONTINUE SOURCE: The News & … [Read more...]
CYCLAMENS: A Christmas Houseplant
Cyclamens (Cyclamen persicum) are attractive, easy-care houseplants that will bloom continuously throughout the winter months. They are a unique alternative to the traditional holiday poinsettia or Christmas cactus. MORE Given the right … [Read more...]
October Tips: INTERIOR GARDENING
• Christmas cacti need special care now to produce flowers in December. Buds will form when temperatures are between 50° and 60°F, or if the plant is exposed to at least 13 hours of complete darkness each night. Putting them in a spare room is well … [Read more...]