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14 hours ago by thelennoxx

This makes me laugh! I wonder if it really works.. would be great when going away for a few days. Posted in Plants

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1 day ago by Home and Garden

Although many of us cannot deny the emotional benefits of filling our house with various breathing green things, we usually do not see the house plant as something which can improve our physical well-being. Nonetheless low maintenance indoor plants can help to absorb carbon dioxide as well as possib ...

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2 days ago by All About Julio

Copied from http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/sansevieria/msg1012540111339.html Posted by WeedWoman z6 NJ (My Page) on Wed, Oct 6, 04 at 2:49 From 'Baby Safe Houseplants and Cut Flowers' by John I. Alber and Delores M. Alber, Genus Books, 1990: "Entire plant is mildly toxic... This plant is so ...

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7 days ago by Gardening

Welcome to Green Thumb Thursday, where we present gardening and house plant tips and ideas for your inspiration. To kick off this new feature, we have an ingenious idea from mlheran - the hanging bundt pan herb pot ! These are thrifty, easy, and gorgeous! Most thrift stores have old bundt pans, and ...

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7 days ago by Steelroom

Many people think of the desert as a dry, sandy and somewhat lifeless place. Dry certainly, sandy sometimes but deserts are hardly lifeless. Some deserts support a huge variety of plant life in what can be very fragile ecosystems. This is especially true in the deserts of the American Southwest. The ...

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12 days ago by Gardener

Classifying Flowering Plants. You should be familiar with the plants you intend to plant. Your knowledge in classifying and naming plants would give you the right choice to select which one is suited to your place, soil, temperature, and other requirements your plants needs in their growing period. ...

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16 days ago by Duane Flowers

I have a quick little exercise for the more inquisitive and adventurous among you. Its interesting and I know it works, because I just did it myself. Go to your local home center and get yourself two little house plants as similar as possible. Take them home and put them in different rooms with as s ...

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21 days ago by admin

It was a long search that took me more than ten years. But finally I found it - the indoor house plant that will brighten up the end of a corridor 5 meters from my front door. The Aspidistra, commonly known as the Cast Iron plant, has graced the drawing rooms of many an otherwise drab Victorian Engl ...

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21 days ago

Buttercup asked: I want to plant a Jacaranda tree in my from yard, but I am not sure about the root system. Will it do damage to my house if it is planted to close? Thanks for you help.

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27 days ago by Nooter

was walking down the hallway into the living room when someone touched me on my hindquarters. scared the pee out of me cuz nobody else is home so I didnt know who couldve sneaked into the house without my knowing about it. turns out it wasnt a human, it was that big houseplant. oh ive had it with th ...

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