Prepping Your gardens
If you follow these steps, you will ensure your veggie gardening success! All the products you need to start your own veggie garden can be found at Family Tree Nursery. Our experienced team members would love to help give pointers to gardeners at any level!
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Houseplants have so much to offer. They can help clean the air, reduce stress, improve concentration and productivity, reduce noise levels, and even boost your mood. Houseplants also offer eye-pleasing aesthetics and can quickly spruce up rooms in your home, apartment, office, or business. Due to the large variety of houseplants available and their differing care requirements, it can be challenging to determine which plant is best for your space and how much light your plant will need. Natural light is a crucial element in the care and growth of a houseplant and is vital for any plant to photosynthesize, which is the process by which plants take the energy from the sun to convert carbon dioxide into carbohydrates for the plant, better understood as energy. Oxygen is a byproduct of this process, and we all know why oxygen is important! With this process in mind, as houseplant owners, finding the right amount of light for your plant to thrive is essential. Not all spaces have access to an abundance of natural light. Fortunately, there are many plants that can handle low-light environments. In this blog, we will discuss five recommended plants that do well in rooms with low light.
Great low-light plant options
While the concept of plant lighting may seem intimidating to new plant parents, there are many beginner-friendly options that will spruce up your space and help build your confidence as a plant owner! Adding life to any low-light space is easier than you think. You can find all six of these low-light houseplant varieties and grow lights at your local Family Tree Nursery.
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