Growing Parlor Palm: How To Care For Chamaedorea Elegans
If you’re like most people, you love plants but find keeping them alive a challenge. Chamaedorea elegans, or the Parlor Palm, is an excellent plant for those who want to
If you’re like most people, you love plants but find keeping them alive a challenge. Chamaedorea elegans, or the Parlor Palm, is an excellent plant for those who want to
Watering and temperature methods have much to do with success in caring for African violets, although plants watered in different ways may bloom equally well. As a triumphant record, here
Our dining room windows face southeast; during the winter, they get all the light from the sun as it moves across. We thought it a good spot for a window
The Christmas cactus sits among a select few popular plants bloom in winter. These attractive and rather bizarre plants are one of three known as the “holiday cacti” because they
Of course, you can grow orchids in a window! In the last few years, countless indoor gardeners have found to their delight that orchids will thrive and bloom in the home.
Raising saintpaulia from seed is a fascinating pursuit, and, like thousands of other house-plant gardeners, you will get a great kick from it. But it is like matrimony: you should
For nearly three years, I have been collecting and propagating African violets. Before that, I, too, had difficulty trying to raise them. As I look back, following the general trend
Ctenanthe lubbersiana (te-NANTH-ee lub-er-see-AH-nuh) is an evergreen perennial native to Brazil. It’s a fast-growing tropical plant cultivated for its attractive leaves. While many people buy this plant as an ornamental
Hemigraphis alternata, also known as Strobilanthes alternata, is a tropical perennial known for its colorful oval leaves. The leaves are usually green with a red or purple tint, giving the
Siderasis fuscata (sy-DEE-ra-sis FUS-kah-tuh) is an evergreen perennial plant usually grown for its leaves. It has thick succulent leaves with brown hair, making it appear like a bear’s ears. Therefore,