For House Plant Enthusiasts
If variety is not always the spice of life, it certainly is in the case of the window garden. Most of us have our favorites, without which we could not
If variety is not always the spice of life, it certainly is in the case of the window garden. Most of us have our favorites, without which we could not
One of my window plants’ most enjoyable and dearest is Baby’s Tears, Helxine soleiroli. Visitors often ask me, “How do you care for your plant? Mine dies after I’ve had
This is the final installment of a primer of foliage plants for the collector. The preceding installments appeared in the September and October issues of Flower Grower. Save all three
What true gardener hasn’t experienced a kind of sad, “gone” feeling every fall when he has had to put his garden to bed for the winter”? And it’s no wonder
This is a gala era for house plant lovers. At no time in the last 50 years have house plants been as popular as they are now. Everyone seems to
With all the modern aids for growing plants under glass, there is little excuse for failure in the winter garden, especially if good housekeeping principles are applied. For the owner
Packed in the Victorian days in England, plants from the American tropics enjoyed extensive popularity. Some were used indoors as houseplants, but most of them were grown in conservatories or
This is the final report in a series of articles on better tools for better gardening. Quite often, when we think of garden tools and equipment, our mind immediately goes
The lovely and colorful Achimenes, profiting from the current wave of popularity of the Saintpaulias, sister genus of the valuable and interesting Gesneriaceae, is fast taking a warm and roomy
Every fall, before the frost came, KJ Blanche Scarlett Phelps, Jenkintown, Pa., used to spend days digging up and carrying into the house her begonias, echeverias, geraniums, and other plants