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Houseplant of the Month: Fiddle Leaf Fig

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The fiddle-leaf fig (Ficus lyrata) is a popular indoor specimen plant featuring very large, heavily veined, violin-shaped leaves that grow upright. These plants are native to tropical parts of Africa, where they thrive in very warm and wet conditions. This makes them somewhat challenging for the home grower, who is likely to have trouble duplicating these steamy conditions. However, they …

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Gifts for the Holidays

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  A beautiful deft blue oval planter filled with white cyclamen, lasting the winter season, making a gorgeous planter for an oversized windowsill or a centerpiece for a dining or hall table.  Call to order.  $65.00

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May Houseplant – Spathyphyllum

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  The Peace Lily is a favorite houseplant. In the spring, it produces long-lasting white blooms. The plant itself has glossy oval leaves with a striking point that emerge from the soil. They are tropical plants and do exceptionally well when potted indoors under the right conditions. Of all the flowering house plants, Peace Lily care is probably the easiest. In …

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Rediscovering a Classic – A Variety of Hydrangeas

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Certain plants have the ability to conjure up memories, emotions and feelings of special times and special places. For many the hydrangea’s fairy-tale blue clusters remind us of carefree summer days spent lazing on the Cape, where the showy blooms dress up cottage gardens. We plant hydrangeas in our own beds for the restful feelings they inspire, as well as …