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Houseplant Placement – Houseplants And Where To Put Them
Figuring out exactly where to put plants in your home can get tricky and even confusing. Click here for houseplant placement tips.
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Garden Inside During Winter: How To Plant An Indoor Winter Garden
Winter gardening indoors? Growing winter indoor plants allows you to keep your thumbs green, so to speak. Click here to learn more.
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Indoor Ornamentals: Tips On Growing Ornamentals As Houseplants
Lots of plants that we grow outside as ornamentals are actually warm weather perennials that can be grown year-round indoors. As long as these plants receive plenty of sunlight, they can be kept as houseplants all year. Learn more here.
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Bottle Garden Plants – How To Create Gardens In A Bottle
Whether you are short on outdoor gardening space or just want an indoor garden - glass bottle gardens are an easy way to grow many plants. By following some basic tips in this article, you will have your bottle garden planted and thriving in no time.
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Houseplant Care In Winter – Preparing Houseplants For Winter
Winter is the time houseplants rest and preparing houseplants for winter involves making simple but important changes in their care. Click to learn more.
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Growing Plants Indoors: Surprising Benefits Of Houseplants
There are a number of benefits for growing plants indoors. So why are indoor plants good for us? Here are some surprising benefits of houseplants.
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Indoor Trellis Ideas: How To Trellis A Houseplant
There are a few different ways that you use a trellis indoors to keep vines contained more neatly. Among the types of trellis you can make are tee pees, ladder-type trellises, and powder coated racks that you can insert into your pot. Learn more in this article.
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Inverted Houseplant Care: Can You Grow Indoor Plants Upside Down
Today folks have taken upside-down gardening to a new level by growing not only outdoor produce but indoor plants upside down. There are several advantages to upside-down houseplant growing. Learn what they are in this article and try it for yourself.
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Feeding Your Houseplants
If you don't feed your houseplants regularly, they tend to underachieve. To maintain healthy, lush plants, you need to give them regular feedings. Get more information in this article.
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Indoor Ornamental Pests: How To Bring Plants Inside Without Bugs
After enjoying a sunny and warm location outdoors all summer, it?s time to bring potted plants indoors before the temperatures dip. A few precautionary steps from this article will help with bringing plants safely inside without bugs hitching a ride.
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Rotating Houseplants – How Often Should I Turn A Houseplant
Any time a plant is indoors, it's going to crane itself toward the best light source. Unfortunately, it can make for some weird-looking plants. Luckily, this can be remedied easily with simple rotating. This article has more information.
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Orange Flowering Houseplant Varieties With Tropical Flair
Click here to learn about some cheerful orange-blooming houseplants you can try growing.
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Indoor Plant Hacks – How To Keep Houseplants Happy
Looking for indoor plant hacks to keep your plants thriving and happy? Here are some wonderful hacks for indoor plants to make your life easier.
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Indoor Flower Boxes – How To Make An Indoor Window Box For Flowers
Many enthusiastic growers have started to bring their gardening skills indoors and kids can enjoy this too. Learn how to make a window box indoors here.
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What Is Guttation – Learn About The Causes Of Guttation In Plants
Guttation is the appearance of little droplets of liquid on the leaves of plants. Although unsettling, guttation in plants is completely natural and not harmful. Find out more about the causes of guttation in this article.
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Indoor Hanging Basket Care: How To Keep Indoor Hanging Plants
Hanging basket houseplants are lovely additions to the home environment, when the plants are healthy that is. How do you care for hanging basket houseplants? Click here for tips on indoor hanging basket care to keep your plants green, healthy, and beautiful.
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How Often Should You Repot Plants?
Escaping roots and shrinking leaves may mean your plant wants a new pot, but some like staying cramped and cozy.
