
How To Care For A Peace Lily
Of all the houseplants you can bring home the Peace Lily is probably the easiest, in fact it tolerates average indoor conditions better than many other houseplants.
Of all the houseplants you can bring home the Peace Lily is probably the easiest, in fact it tolerates average indoor conditions better than many other houseplants.
There are several varieties of pothos that make great houseplants and are easy to care for. ‘Golden’, ‘Marble Queen’, and ‘Neon’ are a few of the varieties that can add beauty to your home.
The Rubber Plant is a popular houseplant because of its large, leathery, glossy leaves that can grow to 8” long or more…and because it is so easy to grow.
Heartleaf philodendron is a popular houseplant because it is very easy to grow, in fact it’s also known as the ‘Sweetheart Plant’.
Aloe Vera plants are hardy, slow-growing succulents that are well known for healing properties of its sap. Many people use the gel-like liquid from a broken leaf to soothe minor burns and abrasions.
Also known as a Mother-in-Law’s Tongue, the snake plant is one of the most carefree houseplants you can grow. It thrives in just about any light, prefers dry air and soil, and rarely needs to be repotted.
Also known as Zygo Cactus, Christmas cactus is actually a succulent. Much like, poinsettias these beautifully blooming plants provide a welcomed addition to holiday decorating opportunities.
Amaryllis bulbs and flowers are a staple of the upcoming holiday season. They are easy to pot and grow.
Most lawn experts agree; if you fertilize your lawn only once a year, do it in the fall. Grass grows much slower as the weather turns cool, but the grass roots continue to grow quickly. A fall application of fertilizer delivers essential nutrients fo...
Did some of your houseplants enjoy a summer vacation outdoors this season? If so, now is the time to think about bringing them back indoors. We’ve compiled a few tips and suggestions for bringing houseplants and/or tropical plants indoors for the w...
Are you wondering what to do in your Fall garden? Here are a couple timely tips for you from Decker's Nursery