At both of our stores, we carry a broad selection of houseplants. We are particularly proud of the stocked greenhouse of houseplants at our 9000 SE Division location. On a gray winter day, the greenhouse provides a great escape with fountains, pottery and amazing houseplant picks.
Be sure to visit our Houseplant Page to see more photos of the houseplants we carry.
Below you will find our houseplant picks.
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September 2008 Sansevieria |
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June 2008 Bromeliad |
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May 2008 Dracaena deremensis: Janet Craig Compacta |
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March 2008 Aechmea fasciata: Silver Vase |
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February 2008 Cissus discolor Rex Begonia Vine |
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January 2008 Monstera friedrichsthalii |
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December 2007 Sansevieria cylindrica |
Sansevieria trifasciata
WINTER CARE FOR HOUSEPLANTS
Winter is a resting period for most plants. Nights are longer and your indoor plants know it, too. They have far less need for food and water and so you should cut back on both of them accordingly.
Their main growing season is March through September. That is when houseplants want to be fertilized and will take more water. However, gift plants received in winter that are still blooming can use a light fertilizing to maintain and extend the bloom time.
There are always exceptions, of course -- if you have any questions about your particular indoor plant, give us a call or stop by the information desk!