Spring Like Flower Show In The Home Greenhouse
Bloom in the greenhouse this month is comparable to the spring show. Three classes of plants put on a spectacular performance: These latter include many annuals: Annual Seeds Some seed
Indoor Plants
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
September, Its House Plant Time
Just as Memorial Day is the signal for the relegation of house plants to the porch, the shrub border, or some special corner in the garden, so is Labor Day,
Freshen Indoor Decor With Dwarf Fruit Trees
The airy and graceful presence of diminutive green trees will lend freshness to any decor. Combine this pleasant atmosphere with the novelty of fruit and flowers, and you have a
While You’re On Vacation Houseplants Can Water Themselves
The hardy perennial question is what to do with houseplants while the owners are away. However, I discovered that it is actually possible to have the plants watered by the
Is Your House Planted
Your front yard should not be over-stuffed with planting; neither should you starve it of trees and shrubs. There is a happy medium. It results from good landscape design where
Dried Arrangements: Adding Color To Your Home?
Most gardeners depend on their plants not only to produce a happy outdoor picture but also to supply a constant assortment of flowers for cutting. This goal is reasonably easy
Vacationing House Plants Indoors
Most of our house plants come from tropical regions in various parts of the world. They cannot be grown outdoors year-round where low winter temperatures would put them into permanent
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
These House Plants Live It Up Outdoors
Many houseplants benefit from a summer spent outdoors. Move them into the open air when the weather is warm in spring or early summer, and bring them indoors well ahead