Most houseplants grown for their flowers need to be within three feet of a bright window (examples: African violets, gardenias, orchids). All plants require a period of darkness; it’s when they do most of their
If they are outside, place in the shade. If inside, either a northern exposure window or under fluorescent lights for 16 hours per day. It will take four to eight weeks for roots to develop. When the cuttings have rooted, gradually open the plastic, a few hours a day, to acclimate ...
Camellia Care When it comes to planting time, spring or fall is fine for most areas. Spring is better in the Upper South, where the root system needs time to get established before the onset of cold weather. Be sure to mulch thoroughly to keep roots cool and the soil moist. Regular ...
If you’re a pro, feel free to take on more finicky plants like gardenias and delphiniums. If you’re new to gardening, consider native wildflowers. They still produce beautiful flowers, but they’re naturally adapted to the climate and are generally more pest and disease resistant. Plus, ...
gardenias are primarily grown in warm, humid climates, but gardeners in cooler climates who crave the beloved blooms often attempt to grow them as houseplants. It can be done, but gardenias can be finicky and labor-intensive to cultivate regardless of whether they are grown inside or outside....
gardenias…..never touch them June 16, 2020 by Stan Biles For fifteen years my orchard has been heavily visited by deer all year and almost every day/night. Dogwoods surround the orchard. I have never had any animal damage to my dogwoods. So far they have been deer-proof. My cherry...
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