by Nicole Forbes | Feb 23, 2021 | Container Gardening, DIY Projects, Indoor Gardening
Repotting your indoor plants is best done during the active growing season—March through September. Spring is settling in here in the Pacific Northwest and it’s one of our favorite seasons! Spring flowers emerging along with lengthening daylight hours finds us...
by Nicole Forbes | Feb 10, 2021 | Container Gardening, DIY Projects, Indoor Gardening, Winter Gardening
Improve your houseplant success and grow more plants by using indoor supplemental lights. Recent advances in lighting have provided us with increased options for indoor growing and decreased the overall cost and energy usage of grow lights. In addition to the long,...
by Nicole Forbes | Feb 2, 2021 | Container Gardening, DIY Projects, Indoor Gardening
On the Wall Mounted plants: select plants are mounted to wood or other material, hung like works of art, and grown vertically. Wood mounts may be made of cork, driftwood, or scrap wood Ceramic plate mounts work for a more modern feel Ideal plants to mount are...
by Nicole Forbes | Nov 18, 2020 | Container Gardening, Winter Gardening
Amaryllis Amaryllis are tropical bulbs that bloom in the winter indoors with dramatically large, trumpet-shaped flowers on tall, sturdy stems. Bloom colors range from red and pink to white or bi-colored depending on the variety. Potting Soak dry roots in luke-warm...
by Kalei Ariola | Oct 6, 2020 | Container Gardening, Indoor Gardening, Winter Gardening
As fall gradually transitions to winter, we bundle up against the crisp air while soaking up every last minute of daylight. In a similar fashion, indoor plants make seasonal adjustments too; during winter months (October through February), it’s best to let plants rest...
by Nicole Forbes | Oct 5, 2020 | Container Gardening, DIY Projects, Fall Gardening
Succulent pumpkins are all the rage this season; they take everything wonderful about fall and distill it into the perfect, long-lasting arrangement. The only problem is we can’t seem to keep them in stock! As soon as we make up a batch, they disappear with a...