Make Your Hobby Profitable Sell Surplus Plants
Horticultural magazines provide instructions for growing almost every type of plant known. But seldom is there any information about the disposal of plants once they have reached the peak of
Greenhouse
Keeping it Clean: Greenhouse Care Habits
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
An Inexpensive “Greenhouse”… Use Your Cellar Doorway
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
Getting Greenhouse Winter Ready
Clean up and paint up is the slogan for the owner of the home greenhouse this month. This means hard work, akin to struggle unless one can remember the colorful
Round The Year Tiny Greenhouse
A greenhouse is like a jewel case. It houses, protects, and on occasion, displays its choice of items. Both its size and design, like the jewel box, are determined according
Do Freesias Like It Cool?
Freesia flowers have the sweetest fragrance of any plant grown indoors—and the basic requirement for success with freesias is a sunny window in a cool room. Freesias grow from bulbs
What’s In Your Home Greenhouse?
Here is August, with sizzling sunshine and buzzing cicadas. While some greenhouse fans are fumigating and painting to make ready for the next season, some maintain a jungle atmosphere all
How To Grow And Care For Garden Lilies In Your Greenhouse
It is now a well-established fact that cool storage of Easter lily bulbs before planting greatly reduces the time required to bring them into bloom. Here at the Plant Industry
How To Grow Snapdragons In A Home Greenhouse?
Cut flowers in the home greenhouse provide a welcome profusion of winter bloom and a ready source of flowers for indoor bouquets. The initial outlay for a packet or two
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.