I have picked out a couple of hanging plants to grow from your suggestions. Now I’m bold enough to try some upright plants, if you will give me some suggestions.

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Cut branches forced into bloom can help add sunshine to those gloomy winter days and it is not hard to coax many into flower. Branches from cherry, plum, forsythia, apple, quince, willow, and ...

It was over 5,000 years ago that the ancient Egyptians started bringing plants — most likely ferns and palm trees — indoors in containers to beautify their homes. The notoriously plant ...

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Indoor-garden kits simplify the process of growing ... My biggest caveat is that the Harvest’s design can lead to crowding; pods are spaced close together, which can lead to some taller, bushier ...

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“Then, store those bulbs in a cool, dry location until planting.” While still indoors, plant the bulbs in a clear, shallow dish – about three inches deep, without drainage holes, Domenghini sai ...