Indoor Plants

No plant is more representative of the holiday season than the poinsettia.  They are native to Mexico and typically bloom in December. It has become known as the “Christmas Plant”. With the right care, your poinsettia will continue to bloom … Continue reading →

It’s a great time of year to divide and spruce up your African violets. This way you can share an easy care plant with others. I have had one African violet for over 8 years, it faithfully produces beautiful purple … Continue reading →

Winter is a great time to work on your indoor garden.  I am taking cuttings to share with friends, repotting plants and enjoying all the foliage and blooms that can brighten a gloomy day. My lovely fiddle leaf fig is … Continue reading →

As cold weather approaches and our gardens have been put to bed, our attention and efforts shift to our indoor plants. Northumberland Master Gardeners would like to share with you a couple of their favourite house plants and some tips … Continue reading →

  Recently I was asked if an amaryllis can be cut and used as a cut flower. Not only is the answer yes, it is good idea for several reasons. Cut stems can last up to 3 weeks. Amaryllis plants … Continue reading →