Mimosa pudica, also known as the sensitive plant or touch-me-not plant, is a fascinating houseplant that responds to touch by rapidly closing its leaves. This plant has become increasingly popular in recent years thanks to videos showing its unique movements going viral online. If you’re looking to add a mimosa pudica plant to your own … Read more
Aphids appear to get into every garden one way or the other. If you’ve had a home garden for a while, you’ve probably heard of these small pests. These are soft-bodied bugs that get their food by sucking the nutrient-rich liquids from plants. There are about 4,000 different species of aphids around the world. Low … Read more
Bromeliads are a popular houseplant known for their colorful foliage and exotic look. But cat owners may wonder – are these tropical beauties actually poisonous to cats? The good news is bromeliads are considered non-toxic for felines. However, cats may still try to nibble on the leaves, so precautions should be taken In this article, … Read more
This type of fuchsia adds a touch of elegance and charm to gardens, hanging baskets, or containers with its softly drooping flowers that often look like delicate ballerina skirts and deep green leaves. You will get two (2) LIVE baby fushia plants sent straight from our nursery to your door, ready to be planted. Fuchsias … Read more
Snake plants are one of the most resilient and easy-to-care-for houseplants around. They are native to Africa and thrive in hot, dry conditions. So, they can handle being ignored and go for long periods of time with less water. For snake plants, the type of soil mix you use is one of the most important … Read more
Snake plants, also known as sansevieria or mother-in-law’s tongue, are popular and easy to care for houseplants. Their sword-like leaves add an architectural, tropical look to any space. While snake plants are quite hardy, providing them with the proper growing medium is key to keeping them healthy and helping them thrive. In this article, we’ll … Read more
Plumeria, also known as Frangipani, is a stunning tropical flower that thrives in warm climates. However, those living in areas with cold winters can still enjoy these fragrant, colorful blooms by providing a little extra care during the colder months. With the right steps, your plumeria can survive and re-bloom year after year. Reasons for … Read more
Scheffleras, commonly known as umbrella plants, are popular additions to interior displays. They have pretty oval-shaped leaves and can get quite big (up to 6 feet indoors), making a beautiful green statement in bright spots or on side tables. And, like many houseplants, if you have one schefflera, its possible to make more. I love … Read more
The Begonia maculata, also known as the polka dot begonia or the spotted begonia (sometimes also called the spotty begonia), is a beautiful and highly sought-after houseplant. It has heart-shaped leaves with silver spots and dark red undersides. Christian Louboutin is said to have gotten the idea for his famous red-soled stilettos from these leaves. … Read more
Maybe you already know that the soil you use for your succulent plants makes a big difference in how healthy they are and how long they live. But do you really know the differences between potting soil and succulent soil?. While many people just use any soil they can find at the plant store, knowing … Read more