Today I’m sharing with you some cuttings I received from Mountain Crest Gardens and giving you some care tips for successful growing. Epiphytes are plants that grow on other plants (usually trees) and usually derive their nutrients from the air, water, rain and debris around it. Some of these plants include Orchids, Bromeliads, Air Plants, Ferns, Rhipsalis.
The Sansevieria or Snake Plant is one of my favorite plants for many reasons. I currently have 7 in my collection and I don’t think I’m done yet, I still have a few on my want list. Today I’m sharing with you my Snake Plant collection and some plant care too.
Living in an apartment with only north facing windows can make it difficult to grow plants and keep them healthy. So, I recently bought a grow light for a shelving unit that needed some extra help. Today I’m sharing my grow light review with you.
Hi Friends! I’m so happy to share a surprise announcement with you about design project I created for Mountain Crest Gardens.
This past weekend was the Central Arizona Cacti and Succulent show at the Desert Botanical Garden. I had never been to this show, but I had been to the Botanical Garden before,so I was excited to visit.
It’s definitely Spring here in Phoenix, Arizona and my plants are starting to wake up and bloom after a long winter. Today I’m going to be giving you a brief Balcony Garden Tour for Spring 2018. Enjoy!
If you follow me on Instagram, you know my daughter and I took a trip to Tampa, Florida. We had an wonderful time and I was amazed at all the beautiful tropical landscape.
I love to go thrifting on a weekly basis and I’m always on the lookout of unique pots or containers to use in my container gardening. So many jars or pots do not have a hole for drainage, but that doesn’t stop me from getting them.
Fairy gardens can be created for any season of the year. After a long winter, let’s look at 10 fairy gardens for Spring that can bring some joy into your world.
Succulents are wonderful plants to collect and easy to take care of. You can also combine them for a unique container garden. Today I’m showing you how to create a succulent dish using vintage or unusual planters from the thrift store.
