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CARING FOR HOLIDAY PLANTS
Old House Web — Many plants can be grown to provide color during the Christmas season, and flourish with proper care. While the poinsettia has become the traditional holiday plant, the cyclamen and the Jerusalem cherry are also beautiful holiday plants. The ...More…
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Holiday Plants: Blooms Can Last Longer With Proper Care
Old House Web — Flowering plants are good Christmas gifts, and they can be a reminder of the giver for months to come. But how you take care of a gift plant will govern how long it will remain attractive in your home. One word of caution for those planning to ...More…
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Holiday Plants
Home and Garden Television — Although most of the garden lies dormant during winter, holiday trees and plants play a major role. Host Chris Dawson shows viewers how to choose and cut a holiday tree and how to care for a live evergreen that's planted in the garden after the ...More…
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Dual Holiday Decor, Holiday Plants, New Tradition ...
Fine Living — You can balance two sets of traditions within one household let the experts simplify this all-too-common holiday headache. First, strike a balance between Christmas and Chanukah icons, then decorate with lights outside and tropical greenery ...More…
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Care of Fresh Flowers and Holiday Plants
Alabama Cooperative Extension System — Fresh flowers and flowering potted plants have a limited life, but with proper care, your enjoyment of fresh flowers and plants can be extended from several days to several weeks. Proper care and handling are important, but selecting a high ...More…
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Keeping Holiday Plants
University of Illinois Extension — Holiday plants are a common gift but in many cases the recipient is not sure how to keep the plant beyond New Years. Many people are given a flowering plant such as a mum, poinsettia, or azalea at this time of the year. These plants can have a ...More…
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More Holiday Plants
University of Illinois Extension — The holiday season has begun and all those wonderful holiday plants are arriving in local greenhouses, garden centers and retail stores. Most people, when receiving a holiday plant, have two questions: "How do I care for this?" and "Can I ...More…
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Keep Holiday Plants Festive
University of Illinois Extension — With such a warm November, its hard to believe December is here and the holidays are closing in fast. Perhaps your holiday decorations are up, meaning Christmas trees and poinsettias are returning to the home and office. Heres my annual review ...More…