Can anyone grow a houseplant? Yes! Let the Experts at Gertens help you pick the right house plants and ensure that your plants are thriving. Our houseplant guide will help you understand what they need and how to best care for them. Find out which plants are best for your space and how plants can help purify the air in your home and even lower your stress levels. From African violets to terrariums, repotting plants to creating a bonsai tree, our experts are here for you. Learn the houseplant essentials, how to winter those tropical plants indoors and so much more.
No need to compromise your furry friends' health for a beautiful garden! Check out our list of pet-safe perennials, annuals, and houseplants.
Spring is the perfect time to repot your houseplants. Give your plant space to grow in a few easy steps! Follow our Instagram @gertens_ for more content like this.
Propagating houseplants from cuttings is a great way to expand your houseplant collection, or give a plant to a friend! All this beginner-friendly process requires are a few materials (that you probably already have) and a little patience. Propagating houseplants is a cost-effective, sustainable alternative to buying more plants, but it's also highly rewarding!
"It's YOUR turn, Monstera", so says the National Garden Bureau, of which I am a member. From their website: Each year the National Garden Bureau selects one annual, one perennial, one bulb crop, one edible, one houseplant and one shrub as our "Year of the" crops. Plants are chosen because they are popular, easy-to-grow, widely adaptable, genetically diverse and veratile.
“Top of the mornin’ to ya!” and “Happy St. Patty’s Day” albeit a bit early. I may be only slightly Irish, but I am all American, as are those phrases! The 'Scoop talks all about Oxalis & more...
Garden Guy Dale shares some house plant hacks.
Garden Guy Dale takes a look inside Wandering Leaf Brewing Company in St. Paul, which features plenty of plants!
Garden Guy Dale takes a look inside a shop in St. Louis Park specializing in common & rare house plants.
Garden Guy Dale shares tips for making your own terrarium.
