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Planting Callas Lilies

Planting calla bulbs can be easy they are adaptable to the ground or in containers. I prefer containers because callas look pretty and are easy to bring indoors during the winter months. ( These plants are frost-tender, so they need to be brought indoors when it starts getting really cold at night. To plant them,Continue reading “Planting Callas Lilies”

Propagating snake plant

Can snake plants be started from cuttings? Snake plant can be started several ways. Perhaps the simplest method is to divide older plants. Snake plants, or mother-in-law tongue, as it is known by some, produces underground rhizomes that increase the size of the clump of upright shoots. Division is a way to get a largeContinue reading “Propagating snake plant”

Planting succulent seeds

With more than 2,000 species of succulents and cacti suitable for decor, it’s worth your time and effort to try growing them from seeds. This allows you to experiment with combinations. Succulents are in the spot light right now, and we want to fill our homes, offices, and outdoor spaces with them. What better way toContinue reading “Planting succulent seeds”

Plant Care for Begonias

Begonias are some of the most beautiful, visually interesting plants you can grow indoors. However, they can be a bit picky about light and water, though not overly delicate, making them a great intermediate-level plant project. Here’s what you need to know. There is virtually no end to begonia variety. With over 1,000 species andContinue reading “Plant Care for Begonias”

Air Plant Care

Caring for your new little plants Air plants live on air, right? Uh, not right! While air plants don’t grow in soil, they definitely NEED to be watered. While the plants can survive for long periods of drought, they will not grow or thrive and will eventually die off if water is too scarce. FollowContinue reading “Air Plant Care”