After they germinate in two to eight weeks, provide the light in the form of fluorescent tubes. When they have developed two to four true leaves, transplant to larger containers to give the seedlings more space to grow. Keep growing indoors, under lights, until large enough to move out...
Beets will grow faster in spring when covered with a row cover which will provide protection from chilling temperatures and wind. For an early start, sow beet seeds indoors 6 to 8 weeks before the last spring frost; harden off and transplant outside 4 weeks later. ...
Here’s advice on which plants will survive winter and how to take care of your plants while indoors. When to Bring Plants Inside True annuals and plants that we grow as annuals (considered tender perennials in southern regions) can not survive cold winter temperatures. But there’s no need...
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Late spring to fall Flower color: Fuchsia and yellow Part of the ColorBlast series, the flowers are unlike any other portulaca, with magenta pom-pom-like centers surrounded by five yellow petals. Flowers stay open longer under low-light conditions, with plants that are especially vigorous, dro...
When to Plant:Mid-February Common Plants: Asparagus fern(Asparagus setaceous) Dahlia(Dahliaselections) Tasmanian blue gum (Eucalyptus globulus) Fuchsia(Fuchsiaselections) Silk-oak (Grevillea robusta) Sweetshade tree(Hymenosporum flavum) California pepper tree(Schinus molle) ...
Tropical plants remind us of the wild jungle but end up living as houseplants in other climates. Read our tips to care for them indoors or out:
Debutant:If you want something to light up your garden in late fall, Debutant fills that role (she’s always late to the ball!). Can grow 3 feet tall and bear fuchsia blossoms. Dernier Soleil:A sweet flower with vibrant yellow centers slowly turning into peachy-orange petals. Under the ...
it is time to repot the plant into a bigger container. Repotting will allow more space for the roots to spread out and grow. New soil will also give the plant a dose of fresh organic material to feed on. Though repotting may be a little messy, it is not hard to do and it will ...