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Tag Archives: Plants
Tip of the Week
Tweet Planting Gerbera Daisies. I get a lot of how to questions but this is my favorite.. why don’t my gerbera daisies bloom when I transplant them to a larger container or into the ground. This is a little secret … Continue reading
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Tagged flowers, Gardening, Gerbera Daisies, Gerbera Plant, Inquiries, Little Buds, Little Darling, Lot, Plants, Soil
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Plant of the Month
Tweet Calla Lily Zantedeschia or Arum Lily is another sure sign of spring. As a house plant they reach 12 to 15 inches high. In shades of pink white, rust and many shades of purple these cup shaped blossoms are … Continue reading
Posted in Plant of the Month, Welcome
Tagged Arum Lily, Blossoms, Bulbs, Calla Lily, flowers, Foliage, House Plant, Leaves, Plants, Rest Period, Shades Of Purple, Sign Of Spring, Smile, Soil, White Rust, Zantedeschia
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Tip of the Week
Tweet Step By Step Guide to Repotting *Prepare plants by thoroughly watering a day or 2 ahead of time. *Select an area where you can make a mess and prepare the area with drop clothes or plastic. *Gently pull out … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahead, Clothes, Houseplant, Particles, Plants, Pot, Proper Drainage, Roots, Slabs, Soil, Step By Step, Survival, Temptation, Trailers
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Tip of the Week
Tweet Spring~ time to repot your houseplants Keeping plants healthy and growing seems like a big job. A few easy steps can keep them thriving. Your plants may seem like they have not grown over the winter months. This is … Continue reading
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Tagged Houseplants, Job, Leaves, Nbsp, Plants, Pot Leaves, Pot Plant, Roots, Spring Plants, Spring Time, Time Plant
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Plant of the Month
Tweet Easter Lily This joyful symbol of elegance, beauty, spirituality, hope and life is the perfect choice for the Christian holiday of Easter. Legend states the blood of Jesus as it fell from the cross was transformed into flowers, miraculously. … Continue reading
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Tagged Beauty, Blood Of Jesus, Bloom, Christian Easter, Christian Holiday, Easter, Easter Festivities, Easter Lily, Elegance, flowers, Japan, Legend States, Perfect Choice, Plants, Spirituality
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Greenhouse Preperation
Tweet This year getting the greenhouse ready includes shoveling the path to it! Still 10 inches of snow in Rochester, MN. We will receive 1500 plants on March 27. The sun will warm it during the day and we will heat at … Continue reading
Plant of the Month
Tweet Care of your Poinsettia. The most popular of all blooming houseplants, the poinsettia makes its appearance during the winter holiday season. Plants that are well cared for can last well into winter’s second half. When purchasing plants: Look for … Continue reading
Terrarium Class
Tweet What’s Old is New. If you remember wallpaper, 38 cent a gallon gas prices, and the end to the Viet Nam war, you may remember these delightful indoor gardens. Terrariums are once again back in vogue and this classic ecosystem … Continue reading
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Tagged Clear Glass, Ecosystem, Gallon Gas, Gas Prices, Glass Container, Indoor Gardens, Plants, Terrarium, Viet Nam War, Vogue, Wallpaper
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Tip of the Week!
Tweet Deadheading Deadheading is a non-favorite as far as garden chores, but it is an important task and not for appearance alone. Some plants may stop blooming if they are not attended to promptly and hybrid perennials allowed to go to seed … Continue reading
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Tagged Appearance, Blooms, Bud, Favorites, First Frost, Flower Gardening, flowers, Garden Chores, Garden Encyclopedia, Garden Flower, Garden Time, Investment, Offspring, Perennials, Plants, Pruning Shears
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Should I Repot that Houseplant?
Tweet Spring is the perfect time of year to repot your houseplants, but first learn these tips to determine if they need to be rep0tted. Some plants can go years without putting them in new soil and enlarging the pot. … Continue reading
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Tagged Drainage Holes, Fertilizer Plant, Foliage, Houseplants, Nbsp, New Leaves, Perfect Time, Plants, Pot, Rim, Root System, Roots, Salt Deposits, Signs, Soil, Time Of Year, Top Heavy
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