Discover The Latest And Most Beautiful African Violets
Certainly, it was never an easy thing for the African violet enthusiast to choose from among the many African violets varieties offered in the past. Now, with the appearance of
Houseplants
Pixie African Violets: The Cutest Addition To Your Collection
With indoor gardeners across the country, the African violet is, without a doubt, the favorite house plant. Varying greatly in leaf and flower, some range in size from huge specimens
African Violets: Always In Full Bloom
Many people who grow African violets have problems with them, and they probably will doubt the fact that the plants will bloom the year around. However, if the growing conditions
Revamp Your Home with Beautiful African Violets
Do you want to try magic on your African violets? You can transform your plants into “giants” through the use of colchicine. Properly treated and grown African violet leaves develop
When Your House Plant Step Out
Where are your house plants spending the summer? Are they still in the house waiting for a breath of fresh air? Or have you set them under a tree—out of
Summer Flowering Night Blooming Cereus
Seven or eight months of the year, the plants called night-blooming cereus hold little or no interest. They are clambering or rangy, sometimes spiny, even unsightly. Then, a miracle. The bud
Patio Art With Sempervivums
There are types to suit many gardening and flower arranging needs, with sizes ranging from 1-inch S. arenaria to 8-inch S. magnificum, foliage in bronze, red, purple, gray, and green,
Anthuriums The Elegant Flamingo Flower
The elegant Anthurium andreanum, or flamingo flower, has been in cultivation for nearly a hundred years. Still, it never fails to cause a sensation, whether you see it for the
Fluorescent Lights In the Greenhouse
The size of the lights you choose will be regulated by the space you need to light. If it is small, use 48-inch, 40-watt lights in single strips or pairs.
When Air Conditioning Moved To Cool Your Greenhouse
Air-conditioning has moved into the greenhouse. With summer heat pushing against the glass outside, spring flourishes in the mild climate within. You can grow asters, snapdragons, stock, carnations, and many