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Indoor Gardening Heaven: October 2005

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Monday, October 10, 2005. Bromeliads need minimal care to grow well indoors. Romeliads need minimal care to grow well indoors. Uestion: How can I grow bromeliads in an air-conditioned apartment? I have a large pot of them, but little by little, they are dying. Posted by blogger at 4:15 PM. Want more Indoor Gardening. Tuesday, October 04, 2005. Terraniums are an easy, no maintenance container garden that you can plant and enjoy for many years. Plastic containers generally do not work as well as glass cont...

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Indoor Gardening Heaven: Hydroponics Gardening could be for you, if you don't have not enough room or soil

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Tuesday, December 27, 2005. Hydroponics Gardening could be for you, if you don't have not enough room or soil. Is a great idea for anyone who wants a garden but doesn't have enough land or soil. Hydroponics gardening is, essentially, a way to cultivate plants using a nutrient solution instead of soil. With hydroponics gardening, it's easy to grow. Virtually anywhere you want! It's true that hydroponics gardening. Tips for the newbie to hydroponics gardening. For more information go to: http:/ www.gar...

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Indoor Gardening Heaven: Wedding Days: Love's in Bloom...Anyone Seen the Flowers?

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Saturday, December 24, 2005. Wedding Days: Love's in Bloom.Anyone Seen the Flowers? Everyone hopes to have a picture-perfect wedding day. Getting to that point takes untold amounts of time, money, energy and patience. Even the tiniest detail cannot be left unchecked, if we have any hope of eluding Murphy's Law. These days, brides-to-be must even consider potential allergic reactions to their flowers, in addition to the more traditional details. It's enough to crush the faint of heart. Other consideration...

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Indoor Gardening Heaven: Indoor Gardening - Bonsai Trees

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Saturday, December 24, 2005. Indoor Gardening - Bonsai Trees. By Cristina Diaz Garcia. The art of growing bonsais is an ancient oriental tradition, in which bonsai means "tray gardening". There are traces of bonsais (miniature trees or bushes) in Egypt, Japan and China, and it was considered that the miniature tree would have concentrated the powers of the actual-size tree. Make your own bonsai. Everything you need to create your own bonsai. Anneaaled copper training wire. Bonsai soil (conifer mix).

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Indoor Gardening Heaven: Are Orchids really hard to grow?

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Monday, January 09, 2006. Are Orchids really hard to grow? It is a common misconception that orchids are difficult to grow. While some are trickier than others, the moth orchid (Phalaenopsis), is an ideal choice for the beginning orchid grower. Moth orchid flowers come in various shades and combinations of white, yellow, pink and purple. Given the proper growing conditions, these long-lasting flowers will brighten up a dreary winter room for months. Read the full article. Posted by blogger at 7:03 AM.

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Indoor Gardening Heaven: ~ Terrarium gardening ~

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Tuesday, October 04, 2005. Terraniums are an easy, no maintenance container garden that you can plant and enjoy for many years. Oday, plants can be grown in the same manner using any suitable glass container such as a fish tank or small-faceted glass case to create a terrarium garden. Terraniums are an easy, no-maintenance container garden that you can plant and enjoy for many years. The only tools you need in creating a terrarium are plants, a glass container, small rocks, soil and crumbled charcoal&#46...

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Indoor Gardening Heaven: June 2005

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Wednesday, June 29, 2005. How to recreate magic of the garden indoors. Expert says you can recreate the magic of your garden within your own home by planning which flowers you would like to grow for cutting. Here are master gardeners top five summer cut flowers. These are such simple flowers but they are extremely eye-catching in a vase," he believes. They produce the main flush of blooms in summer with a second flush in autumn.". Planting: Peonies thrive in any well-drained cultivated soil in full sun&#...

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Indoor Gardening Heaven: Hydroponic Systems

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Saturday, April 29, 2006. Are gardening mechanisms designed to bring a regular or continuous flow of water and nutrients to the roots of a plant without the use of soil. Normally, soil is the source for both water and nutrients, but the soil itself is not required by any plant. Hydroponic systems. Basically work without use of the ‘middleman’. Although there are hundreds of different hydroponic systems used today, they all fall under seven basic categories;. In ‘water culture’ hydroponic systems. The ‘fl...

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Indoor Gardening Heaven: January 2005

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Saturday, January 29, 2005. Flowers can help beat the blahs in every corner of your house. Everyone should find a way to beat the blahs. For me, the best medicine to cure the post-holiday blues is to hit the post-holiday sales - in the plant department! And not for the red and green, the twinkling little white lights and candles. I’m on the prowl for pinks and yellows, purples and oranges. You can’t have the blahs when surrounded by the scent and colors of spring. They like to be cold, and will do well i...

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Indoor Gardening Heaven: February 2005

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Tuesday, February 22, 2005. There are two types of Azaleas available as flowering pot plants. The Indian Azalea (Rhododendron simsii) is the most popular one. The second type is the Japanese Azalea (Rhododendron obtusum). Both are dwarf shrubs which grow about 1' - 1 1/2' tall. The Indian Azalea blooms in pink, white, red or purple, and some are white-edged. The flowers of the Japanese Azalea are smaller, but the plant has the advantage of growing outdoors in mild winter climates. Healthy ficus withstand...