Upside Down Tulips - A Garden Podcast

98. We Are on Point! How to Care for Poinsettias and Other Holiday Plants

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This week we chat about what’s alive, what’s dying, what dead and what plants cheer us up for the holidays.

  • Learn all about Poinsettias and how to pronounce it.
  • How to get a Christmas Cactus to bloom.
  • What holiday plant is hard to kill?
  • Why you need an Amaryllis this season.
  • How to grow Rosemary indoors this winter.
  • Don’t have room for a Christmas Tree? Try a Norfolk Pine.

    • Plus learn about root rot, why you should never place basil in your fridge, what is a zone, what does Persephone Period mean for gardeners. Oh – and a new Phoebe Pod Play!

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