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Heyitslenaedenson Third generation florist sharing practical gardening tips! Follow me for a better garden and happy plants! Email [email protected] for collabs

03/20/2026

Would you guess this is a begonia? It’s an angel wing begonia called the Cotton Candy variety.

They love hanging baskets because the branches arch out and the blooms can hang below.

03/18/2026

Want to plant a shrub you can use in your bridal bouquet? Reeves spirea, often called bridal wreath, is so easy to grow and blooms in beautiful fountain-shaped branches.

03/16/2026

Just when you think Japanese magnolias are dead, they surprise you with a burst of blooms. After the flowers fade, the green leaves come in.

They can grow up to about 25–30 feet tall, but you do have to clean up their shedding.

03/14/2026

Nothing feels more like spring than Ge**er daisies. They come in almost every color except blue. They thrive in morning sun and are super easy to grow. They’re perfect for adding a pop of color to any garden or patio.

03/12/2026

If you love butterflies Plumbagos are the plant for you. They are one of the only powdery blue flowers and they bloom spring to fall!


03/10/2026

If you need an indoor mood boost, may I recommend bromeliads. Just be sure to not overwater and make sure you have good drainage!

03/09/2026

Pop Quiz: What’s Mexico’s national flower? It’s root used to be eaten like a potato, and some varietal blooms grow larger than a dinner plate?

Dahlias!

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03/09/2026

I love geraniums, but one thing you need to know is they need to be planted early in the season. Sometimes people wait to plant until it’s already summer, and then they’re disappointed when the don’t get new blooms. They prefer to be planted in early spring. Be sure the soil isn’t too wet, and dead head them for new blooms. Follow for more daily gardening tips.

Watering is one of the trickiest parts of plant care, and following the tag on your plant can make a huge difference. Lo...
02/14/2026

Watering is one of the trickiest parts of plant care, and following the tag on your plant can make a huge difference. Low, moderate, or high water requirements tell you how often and how much to water, which helps prevent root rot, droopy leaves, and stress.💧

Checking soil moisture before watering, especially during seasonal changes, keeps your plants happy and thriving.

Sago palms, oleander, autumn crocus, castor bean, and yew can be extremely dangerous for dogs. A bite can cause vomiting...
02/12/2026

Sago palms, oleander, autumn crocus, castor bean, and yew can be extremely dangerous for dogs. A bite can cause vomiting, liver damage, or heart problems.🌱

Keep toxic plants out of reach and always double-check plant safety before adding new greenery.🐶

02/11/2026

Did you know plants also need a bath? That’s right! And if you don’t have time for a bath, at least keep their leaves dust free so they can get the sunlight they need. I bet your plants will be much happier if you follow this little tip.

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