Flowering houseplants are a fun and beautiful way to expand your growing skills and the number of specimens in your houseplant family.
Want to see the colorful, intricate and sometimes fragrant blooms houseplants can offer? This session dispels the unfair reputation that flowering houseplants are tricky and offers simple insider strategies to coax blossoms out of your houseplants.
Houseplant Happy Hour: Transforming Houseplants with Light 2023 Spring Garden Festival Thursday March 16, 6pm ET Special Thanks to Our Sponsors Get the Know How
We collect plants because they bring us joy and make our space feel cozy. So, how do we grow our collection without letting them overrun our space? Join Taylor as she shares some of her tips and tricks for keeping her ever-growing plant collection healthy while also aesthetically pleasing.
The ultimate easy houseplant, air plants come in a range of quirky shapes and some have beautiful blossoms. While “air plant” may make it seem like you set them on the shelf and just smile, these interesting beauties do require regular tending to help them thrive. Paris Lalicata from The Sill breaks down the facts on air plants to keep them happy and easy going for years to come.
Learn to transform plant care into self-care by identifying your plant parent personality and matching it with plant care/self care practices inspired by your lifestyle. Discover the power of plants to help you disconnect from the stress and anxiety of modern life and grow more joy in your world. By the end of the talk you’ll have identified your plant parent personality and walk away with an easy plant care/self care practice tailor made for your plants and personality.
Just like people, houseplants need unique conditions to thrive. In this session, Kamili will share her custom soil mix recipes for different types of houseplants. Anyone say “aroid mix”? Yes, we hear you! Find out the best blends for aroids and more.
Don’t know the difference between a rhizome and a corm? A spring-planted bulb vs. a fall-planted bulb? How to plant them? How they “naturalize”? It’s ok. Sean and Allison McManus have the answers. Once you learn a few basics about spring (and fall) flowering bulbs a whole new and exciting world of color and fragrance open up for your garden.