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    How We Manage The Bad Bugs In Our Greenhouse

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    What is a banker plant and what is IPM?

    January 28, 2016November 6, 2017

    The crazy terminology of a greenhouse business. What do all these words mean? What is a banker plant and what is IPM? IPM stands for Integrated Pest Management. Basically it’s a step by step plan on how a farm, nursery, or greenhouse will control pests on a crop (whether in a greenhouse or a field setting). We have four

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    I’m thrilled to release a new blog in collaborat I’m thrilled to release a new blog in collaboration with @carlson.interior.design. Discover 5 tips when designing and decorating rooms in your home along with plant information and fresh flower care tips. With plants becoming a staple part of our home decor, this was a fun collab to work on. Find it over at learnplantgrow.com #learnplantgrow #homeinteriors #plants #plantparents #decor #farmhousekitchen #reno #plantblog
    We’re down to the last three days to pre-book wi We’re down to the last three days to pre-book winter greens for your outdoors planters, or indoor holiday arrangements. They will arrive mid-November - just in time to create something gorgeous and green for the winter season. Typically greens will last outdoors until March or when it begins to warm up. Find the pre-book online 👉 https://learnplantgrow.com/product/winter-greens-2/ #wintergreens #learnplantgrow #greenhouse #garden #grow #greens #cedar #pine #fir #decor
    Fall is one of the best times of the year to plant Fall is one of the best times of the year to plant trees, shrubs, and perennials. With cooler days and nights, it’s easier for plants to adjust and make themselves at home in your garden. When you plant, water them in well and check on them every few days until the ground freezes. If they’re dry, give them a drink. Remember, do not fertilize until next spring. Why? Because all our outdoor plants need to get ready and slow down before winter arrives. Next spring, when the ground unfreezes, feel free to give them a little bit of fertilizer (I recommend bone meal to start). #learnplantgrow #plants #garden #grow #plantparents #plantpeople #alberta
    We’ve been featured in Redfin’s recent article We’ve been featured in Redfin’s recent article “Indoor Plant Care: 19 Common Mistakes Beginners Make”! Indoor plants are the home décor staple that will never go out of style. They are beautiful, vibrant elements that can make any room spring to life. But for many, the biggest challenge is caring for them properly. To help out new plant owners as they begin to decorate their home, Redfin reached out to houseplant experts across the country, from San Diego, CA all the way to New York, NY, to share the most common mistakes beginners make when it comes to indoor plant care. Check out the full article that I, along with other houseplant experts, were recently featured in here: https://redfin.com/blog/indoor-plant-care-mistakes/
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