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With their green, pink, red, and white hues sprinkled across heart-shaped leaves, it’s easy to see why caladiums are so popular. When people see my prized caladium bulbs sprouting fresh green leaves and stems after the winter, they are always puzzled that I seem to manage such predictable growth each year. They often ask me, …

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Ferns are lovely, versatile additions to the home and garden and are exceptionally hardy plants that are easy to grow. On occasion, they may present problems related to their environmental conditions, but the good news is that they are easy to revive and, when caught in time, there is a strong chance that a fern …

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If you want to bring a bit of tropical flair to your beds or borders, consider the easy-to-grow begonia. These plants resemble a rose- though they are not a member of the rose family, and they thrive in shady locations. Begonias yield beautiful, colorful flowers and work well indoors or out. Want to grow big, …

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Orchids are lovely, and buying enough to fill your home and give for gifts can be cost-prohibitive. However, growing new plants from those you have is possible with some varieties of orchids. Some types of orchids can be grown using stem cuttings to start a new orchid. Rooting a new plant from stem cutting is …

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Your tough and gorgeous Pothos plant can hang tough like The New Kids On The Block in most situations but some things just make its leaves curl. It likes its water situation just perfectly, and it abhors excess fertilizer. Ten situations could cause your Pothos plant to curl its leaves. Why Pothos Leaves are Curling? …

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There are many species of Caladium plants. Caladium is also called angel wings, elephant ears, exposition, fancy-leaved caladium, heart of Jesus, malanga, Mother-in-law-plant, pink cloud, Texas wonder, stoplight, and seagull. No matter what you call it, it’s poisonous. These plants can not only make pets and small children very sick but can kill them. Any …

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