Houseplants

We're always on the lookout for great articles to help new and experienced gardeners. Please feel free to share any great articles you come across and we'll add them to our site so other members of the North Shore Plant Club can continue to learn more about gardening. Send a link to us at readingroom@northshoreplantclub.com.

Title / Author Tags Date
Taking Care of a Potted Poinsettia Indoors
My Garden Life
Houseplants 11/17/21
Best indoor trees – to enhance your sense of wellbeing
Rachel Crow, Homes & Gardens
Houseplants, Plant Recommendations 10/16/21
I’m A Plant Doctor, and This Is How You Should Pot a Large Plant
Allie Flinn, Well and Good
Houseplants 10/3/21
Best plants for bathrooms: 8 indoor plants for humid spaces
Teresa Conway, Gardening etc.
Houseplants, Plant Recommendations 9/28/21
15 Pink Plants Your Houseguests Will Be Obsessed With
Hannah Cole, House Digest
Houseplants, Plant Recommendations 9/2/21
17 Best Houseplants for Your Bathroom
Marie Iannotti, The Spruce
Houseplants, Plant Recommendations 8/24/21
The 5 Best-Smelling Houseplants to Add to Your Collection
Adrienne Jordan, Real Simple
Houseplants, Plant Recommendations 8/20/21
The best house plants for every room in your home, according to plant stylists
Joey Haddon, Insider
Houseplants 8/17/21
Are your houseplants actually good for the planet?
Audrey Carleton, Vox
Environmental Causes, Gardening Makes The World a Better Place, Houseplants 8/16/21
NASA says these 18 plants are the best at naturally filtering the air in your home
Tod Perry, Upworthy
Houseplants 8/13/21
10 popular types of succulents and how to care for them
Daniela Alvarez
Houseplants, Plant Recommendations 8/2/21
3 Signs You’re Underwatering Your Plants, and How To Prevent That From Happening
Kara Jillian Brown, Well + Good
Houseplants 7/19/21
9 Delicious Herbs You Can Grow in Water Indoors for a Constant Supply of Fresh Flavor
Viveka Neveln, Better Homes & Gardens
Herbs, Houseplants, Plant Recommendations 7/2/21
The 3 main reasons why plants drop their leaves, according to an expert
Lauren Geall, Stylist
Houseplants 6/22/21
A Plant Doctor Explains How To Properly Propagate Your Plants Depending on the Type
Kara Jillian Brown, Well + Good
Houseplants 6/22/21
Here's What You Should Know About Fertilizing Your Indoor Plants
Lizzie Reed, TheList.com
Fertilizing, Houseplants 6/8/21
Sunburned Houseplants
My Garden Life
Houseplants 5/5/21
How Often Should Indoor Plants Be Watered?
Jacqueline Tynes, House Digest
Houseplants, Watering 4/16/21
To water or not to water? (Requires subscription?)
James Wong, The Guardian
Houseplants, Watering 2/21/21
Aphid infestation on your houseplants? (Requires subscription?)
Tim Johnson, Chicago Tribune
Houseplants, Pest Control 2/20/21
How to Choose a Houseplant Based on Your Plant Parent Style
Kelly Manning, Martha Stewart Living
Houseplants 2/11/21
Hilton Carter reveals the one thing you must do to keep house plants alive in winter
Lucy Searle, Homes & Gardens
Houseplants 1/16/21
16 great books for gardening and indoor plant inspiration
House Beautiful
Book Club, Houseplants 1/14/21
Plant Predictions: Popular Houseplants for 2021
Meghan Shinn, Horticulture Magazine
Houseplants 1/13/21
Houseplants Outside: Tips for Choosing and Using Them
Meghan Shinn, Horticulture Magazine
Houseplants 3/31/20

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Field-Grown vs. Greenhouse-Grown Plants

Plants which are well-adapted to our local climate are most often field-grown (outside). Field-grown plants are generally cheaper and have the advantage of already somewhat acclimated to our cold winters, but that means they’re not artificially far along in the spring and tend to bloom at the normal time in our area.

Spring annuals and tender perennials are typically grown in Greenhouses so they can be ready and luxurious exactly when customers want them. Some perennials are also “forced” into early bloom in greenhouses. In May, there can be a very big difference between field-grown and greenhouse-grown plants of the same type. The latter typically look good right away (so they’re a great choice where that’s important), but we typically pay a premium for it.


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