Around the holiday season, there are several plants that we only see this time of year. Poinsettia, mistletoe, holly… We think of these as “holiday plants“, but do you know the significance of these flora? Read More
Mistletoe is a welcome sight at the holidays, especially when it’s hanging over the head of someone you’d like to kiss. While it’s great to display indoors, gardeners don’t hold the same affection for mistletoe when it’s outdoors. Find out why. Read More
Poinsettias are waiting for you to bring them home everywhere you go this holiday season. From the grocery store to the department store, these blooming beauties are so prevalent that you’d think they’re one of the easiest houseplants you could care for. Not exactly. But you can ensure the useful life of your poinsettia plant with these tips. Read More
There’s no debate that roses are beautiful flowers, perhaps some of the most beautiful one can find. For many years, bouquets of roses have been a common gift to and from lovers on Valentine’s Day. Ever wonder how roses became associated with Valentine’s Day and love? Read More
The beautiful, bright blooms of an amaryllis are a welcome sight during the cold, dark days of winter. This cheery holiday plant traditionally produces large, trumpet-shaped blossoms in shades of white, pink and red during the coldest time of year. Read More
Fresh floral bouquets are always in season, and make a perfect last-minute gift idea for anyone on your list. The major florists can deliver next day, so you don’t need to worry about your gift arriving late. Read More
After the holidays are over, what should you do with your Christmas tree? Read More
Why stop with only one Christmas tree? Small, live, potted Christmas trees are a beautiful and natural way to decorate for the holidays. Read More
The Christmas cactus could very well be the second most popular houseplant of the holiday season, taking a backseat only to the poinsettia. These succulents have been kept as winter houseplants since the 1800s, and get their name because their flowers bloom during the Christmas holiday season. Read More
A recent national poll shows that half the population believes poinsettias are poisonous. Over the course of many holiday seasons, we’ve heard from friends, neighbors and “experts” that poisonous poinsettias can harm children and pets, but rest assured that they are perfectly safe. Read More
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