Protect Your Houseplants When Moving to a New Home

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Tips to Protect Your Houseplants When Moving to A New Home Moving to a new home in a new city can be quite stressful on anyone. Packing everything you own isn’t an easy task. Then you have to worry about unpacking it and putting it [...]

Growing Houseplants in Water

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Find Your Green Thumb: How to Grow Houseplants in Water (Hydroponics) If you’ve always wanted to have beautiful lush houseplants but wasn’t blessed with a green thumb, all you need to do is to throw out the dirt! For most plants, soil is basically a [...]

Golden Pothos Devil’s Ivy

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The Golden Pothos is one of the most popular houseplants because it is so easy to care for. Also known as Devil’s Ivy, Golden Pothos is a gorgeous vining plant with heart shaped leaves that are variegated in green and yellow. It’s a fast growing [...]

How To Care for A Ponytail Palm

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The Ponytail Palm, is also referred to as the “bottle palm” or “elephant foot tree” because of the bulbous base the plant develops. This unique houseplant however isn’t a palm at all. In fact, contrary to it’s appearance it is actually a succulent. It’s an [...]

How to Make A Living Wreath

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If you love houseplants you’re probably always looking for new ways to display them in your home. One of the most unique ways to add live plants to your home is with a living wreath. Living wreaths are not only beautiful they are also a [...]

How To Keep Your Poinsettia Blooming Past Christmas

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Millions of Poinsettias join families everywhere for Christmas. Although, Poinsettias come in several color varieties, their festive red color just adds so much to holiday decorations. But, once Christmas is over, Poinsettia’s seem to lose their color and beauty and often just die.

While Poinsettias are considered a Christmas plant, they’re definitely not just disposable decorations. Given the proper care, Poinsettias can live year round. And, even after they’ve lost their brightly colored bracts, they will make a beautiful foliage plant for your home. Continue reading →

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