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On the Meaning of a Lily: Colour is Key
While the delightful white lily is a popular choice to adorn weddings, learn the other ways to give lilies as a gift full of deep meaning.
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Apartment plants are a great way to add some green to any space, and they’re not as hard to maintain as you might think. We’ve got some awesome options for those who live in apartments, dorms, or are just looking for something low-maintenance.
In our fast-paced society, who wants to take a lot of time caring for plants, we all want houseplants which are easy to care for with little time investment. We want plants that fit our wash and rinse lifestyle, we want to leave home for a week, and the plants will still be alive when we walk in the door.
Five of the Best Indoor Apartment Plants:
One note – The Peace lily, Pothos or Philodendron, ZZ plant and the Aglaonema all come from the Araceae family. Sorry that was six, not five choices in our picks for – best plants for an apartment. Now that you know which plants to look for – go get’em!
While the delightful white lily is a popular choice to adorn weddings, learn the other ways to give lilies as a gift full of deep meaning.
Outdoor orchids, hardy orchids that grow well in a shade garden, are perfect for gardeners looking for a challenging plant.
I harvested a number of swiss chard microgreens. They are at the seed leaf stage, and I am being careful not to pull them out of the soil.
Keep your dog out of your garden and precious flowerbeds without limiting their freedom. Sometimes they may ingest something harmful.
Learn how to grow highbush blueberries in your garden, from choosing the right soil to ensuring proper watering, for juicy and delicious berries.
Discover our resident and migratory birds in the Vallarta Botanical Garden! This February, the Gray-black Warbler (Setophaga nigrescens) brings its buzzing song, grayscale plumage and yellow dot to the garden. Join us for our Bird and Nature Festival to celebrate the diversity of these feathered travelers and explore our coniferous and oak forests while they hunt insects and their larvae! Listen to the Warbler's song: http://bit.ly/3kPMpP6
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