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87African Violets
African violets are a favorite indoor plant of many hobbyists. They are easy to grow and propagate. Learn how to have thriving plants.
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77How to Care for African Violets
African violets have an honoured place in my memory, I can’t remember my parents home without at least one brightening up a windowsill or plant stand. The same goes for my aunts’ homes and in later...
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66How To Choose Indoor Plants For Your Home
Perhaps the first thing to consider before choosing an indoor plant is whether you are a gardener at heart or more of a decorator? Many exotic plants like orchids, bromeliads and lilies are beautiful, but...
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64African Violet Propagation
African Violet Propagation African Violets are simple to propagate. All you need are a few basic materials to succeed. 1. Clorox Anywhere daily sanitizing spray, or similar product....
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67Late December Gardening Tips
Holiday Plant Toxicity---Several of our favorite holiday plants should be kept from children and pets, yet often they pose no serious danger in small amounts. There are many other and more toxic substances...
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76How to Grow Indoor Plants
Welcome to, How To Grow Indoor Plants, an informative article on ways to change your indoor plant arrangements to create a magical garden Growing plants indoors can make for an amazingly beautiful...
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67The Easiest Way To Grow African Violets Inexpensively
If you have one African Violet and would like more of the same, or if a neighbor has a plant you admire, it is easy to start new plants from just a few leaves. First cut off a few healthy leaves from the...
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61African Violet Care
African violets are more dependent on regular care than most other house plants, they are sensitive to dryness, so it is wise to check the soil moisture every few days. When you care for you African Violets...
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67My Five Favourite Houseplants
Gardening is a joy and a great way to unwind and get a way from it all. There is no reason that when the outside gardening season comes to an end that you need to forgo this activity, you simply move it...
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