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Weird Houseplants

October 13, 2020 by fifthseason Leave a Comment

-Ginny Shafer- Anyone who has seen my “human teeth” earrings knows that I love all things strange and macabre, and the popularity of Halloween tells me I’m not the only one! In honor of All Hallows Eve, I want to take some time to highlight a few of the creepiest house plants we regularly carry at Fifth Season. Ficus microcarpa The first thing I thought when I saw this bonsai is that its bulbous, twisted trunk looks just like a mandrake out of the Harry Potter series. As any Harry … [Read more...] about Weird Houseplants

Filed Under: House Plants Tagged With: bonsai, carnivorous plants, corpseflower, House plants, houseplants, pitcher plant, sundew, venus flytrap

A Handful of Easy-Care Houseplant Suggestions

August 4, 2020 by fifthseason Leave a Comment

-Jordan Capps- Are you looking to create an indoor oasis that will make all the neighbors jealous? Has that table by the window been looking particularly dull and lifeless lately? Are you afraid of dying alone? Have no fear! There are many easy-to-grow plants that can thrive in an indoor environment, and while the debate rages on as to whether plants have a rudimentary “consciousness” or not, you can at least be sure that they’re excellent listeners! Below are a few of my favorites, but this … [Read more...] about A Handful of Easy-Care Houseplant Suggestions

Filed Under: House Plants Tagged With: calathea, House plants, houseplants, peace lily, pothos, zz plant

Common Houseplant Pests and Ailments (and how to address them)

March 17, 2020 by fifthseason 6 Comments

-Naomi Austin- It’s obvious that houseplants are becoming big again. Back in the 70s everybody had their basic spider plant and pothos, and that was pretty much the extent of it. Nowadays there are plant-obsessed groups online devoted to all different types of varieties of houseplants and their care, whether it be rare or standard varieties. People are absolutely filling their houses with green plants, and no wonder! They improve the oxygen quality of your home, reduce allergies, and bring a … [Read more...] about Common Houseplant Pests and Ailments (and how to address them)

Filed Under: House Plants Tagged With: fertilizer, Fungus Gnats, House plants, houseplants, mealy bugs, Nutrients, overwatering, plant nutrients, Spider Mites, underwatering

Pet Friendly Houseplants

January 7, 2020 by fifthseason 1 Comment

-Pam Scott- Fifth Season Gardening has an impressive array of tropical house plants ready for you to choose from for brightening and humidifying your home. The most frequently asked question we hear from our tropical plant customers is, “Which houseplants are safe for pets?” As the mother of two precocious boxer puppies, as well as the mother of close to 50 house plants, I know that keeping them all safe and healthy is a priority. Most cats and dogs eat plant material at some time. It's … [Read more...] about Pet Friendly Houseplants

Filed Under: House Plants Tagged With: House plants, houseplants, non-toxic, pet friendly

Happy Houseplants

October 29, 2019 by fifthseason Leave a Comment

-Gabrial House- Today on the blog I wanted to take a look at the basics of caring for your houseplants. Too often we hear people say “I have a black thumb” or  “I killed that aloe plant within a week.” If you follow these basic practices you will have a house full of beautiful lush plants that make you happier and healthier. The first piece of advice I have is to know your plants – different plants require different amounts of water and light, so knowing what you are caring for is really … [Read more...] about Happy Houseplants

Filed Under: House Plants Tagged With: ferns, fertilizer, House plants, houseplants, overwatering, succulents, zz plant

Top 5 Easiest Low-Light Houseplants

June 11, 2019 by fifthseason 5 Comments

-Naomi Austin- Often times people come to us wanting to green their homes, but don’t think they have enough light or discipline to care for plants properly. How happy they are when we point them to our top 5 (virtually) indestructible houseplants! Not all plants want your love and attention. Some are best when almost ignored and thrown in a corner. Sounds harsh, I know, but it’s the truth. The following houseplants are our most recommended for both low light and low … [Read more...] about Top 5 Easiest Low-Light Houseplants

Filed Under: House Plants Tagged With: House plants, houseplants, low light plants, philodendron, pothos, sansevieria, spider plant, zz plant

Magical, Marvelous Air Plants

February 26, 2019 by fifthseason Leave a Comment

-Gabrial House- There is no easier way to brighten up a room than with tillandsia, a.k.a. air plants! They can add all sorts of colors, shapes, and textures to any house, workspace, or chill space. Air plants are native to forests, mountains, and deserts of the southeastern United States, the Caribbean, northern Mexico, Mesoamerica, and parts of Argentina. Tillandsia will pretty much grow onto anything their seedpods can land on. They are commonly seen growing on trees, rock walls, … [Read more...] about Magical, Marvelous Air Plants

Filed Under: House Plants Tagged With: air plant, House plants, houseplants, Tillandsia, tropicals, urban diy

Houseplant Care When It’s Cold Outside

January 22, 2019 by fifthseason 2 Comments

-Chris Amaya- Whether you know it or not, those house plants in the corner of the room are making a difference in the air quality in your home.  Air-borne contaminants such as viruses, pollen, bacteria, and mold can be present and growing in your air conditioner, humidifier, and even carpet, circulating all throughout the house.  Changing out your air filter every three months will help keep these pollutants down, but greening up your environment can also play a key role in improving indoor … [Read more...] about Houseplant Care When It’s Cold Outside

Filed Under: House Plants Tagged With: House plants, houseplants, plants, tropicals, winter, winter gardening

Want to Improve Your Indoor Air Quality? Get Houseplants!

December 18, 2018 by fifthseason 3 Comments

-Kristen Weeks- The benefits of adding houseplants to your home decor go far beyond aesthetics. Research shows that being among greenery reduces stress and creates a more tranquil and relaxed environment. It is no wonder that spikes in productivity have also been shown to occur in spaces with plants. There is also a general consensus among scientists that plants have the ability improve indoor air quality and reduce levels of certain types pollutants found in our homes and offices. Therefore, … [Read more...] about Want to Improve Your Indoor Air Quality? Get Houseplants!

Filed Under: House Plants Tagged With: air cleaning, air quality, House plants, houseplants

Humidity and Houseplants

September 18, 2018 by fifthseason 1 Comment

-Mike Weeks- It’s still summertime in the South, but soon enough we’ll be getting our fireplaces, stoves, and furnaces running. And while that may keep us toasty warm, all of that dry heat can cause our tropical houseplants to suffer. Most common house plants are tropical plants, so they are used to moderate (at least) humidity in their environment. This blog post will provide some easy methods to help you help your plants survive the arid air of winter.. First off, when considering a … [Read more...] about Humidity and Houseplants

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