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Indoor bulb Color Your Interior With Bulbs

Using bulbs indoors is an easy and affordable way to enhance your home’s décor during the dreary winter months.

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Purple tulips Winter Care for Planted Bulbs

Understanding the food preferences of your feathered friends (and how they eat) can help with feeding birds in the garden.

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Tazetta Daffodil Tazetta Daffodil

The beauty and fragrance of tazetta daffodils brighten up interiors when forced, as well as the landscape when planted outside.
Orchids for Winter Beauty
Orchid Understanding Orchids

Orchids were historically thought of as exotic tropicals that only the wealthy could afford. While they’re still exotic and tropical, nowadays they’re available just about everywhere - and just about anyone can afford them. Orchids really are easy houseplants. If you understand them and appreciate how they’re different from other flowering plants, you’ll be one step closer to growing these beauties right and enjoying their tropical flavor year-round! 
Cymbidiums Cymbidiums

Growing from a long history that dates back to Confucius’ day, Cymbidium orchids have become a favorite throughout the world. Like most of their brethren, Cymbidiums are complex hybrids derived from six or so species native to tropical areas on the south slope of the Himalayas in Nepal and India and from southern China. Learn more about how to grow and flower these wondrous beauties. 
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The Plant Hotspot

Check out what plants our Learn2Grow members are learning more about today:

  • Downy jasmine is an evergreen, tropical vine that can be trained into a shrub with showy, fragrant flowers throughout winter.
  • Contorted filbert truly shines in winter as the bare, twisted branches gleam in snow or cast interesting shadows.
  • Giant snowdrops are pretty, easy-to-grow bulbs that blossom in winter, often through the snow.

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Measuring landscape Analyze Your Site

Learn how to scrutinize your site to pick the best place to grow a garden – especially trees and shrubs.
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Check landscape plan Test-Drive Your Garden Design

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