Winter Seed Sowing(Post)

    Winter Seed Sowing It’s still cold outside, but all we can think about is our gardens and planning the beautiful new plants to come! If you are interested in sowing your own seeds but do

    Anthurium(Post)

    January 13th, 2021 Anthurium Hey plant friends! This week we are talking about Anthurium [an·thaw·ree·uhm]. Belonging to the Araceae

    Star Jasmine(Post)

    April 26th, 2021 Star Jasmine Hey plant friends! This week we are talking about Trachelospermum jasminoides commonly known as Star Ja

    Aloe(Post)

    June 29th, 2021 Aloe Hey plant friends! This week we are talking about Aloe. These plants belong to the Asphodelaceae (Liliaceae) or

    Ant Plants(Post)

    October 19th, 2021 Ant Plants This week we are talking about Ant Plants! These plants live in mutualistic association with ants. How

    Angel Wing Begonia(Post)

    March 30th, 2021 Angel Wing Begonia Hey plant friends! This week we are going to be talking about Angel Wing Begonias. These beautif

    Rosemary(Post)

    Nov 22nd, 2022 Rosemary Hey Plant Friends! This week we are switching things up and talking about Salvia rosmarinus, more commonly k

    Meet Shayla, founder of the Plant Penthouse!(Post)

    Meet Shayla!As the saying goes, looks can be deceiving. While my Plant Penthouse is home to over 80 plants, this lifestyle is fairly fresh! I give my plant-loving parents credit for sowing seeds thr

    Sansevieria Samurai(Post)

    August 17th, 2021 Sansevieria Samurai Hey plant friends! This week we are talking about Sansevieria ehrenbergii commonly known as Sa

    Cereus forbesii spiralis(Post)

    Cereus forbesii spiralis Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talki

    Zone 2 and 3 Hardy Perennials and Shrubs(Post)

    Zone 2 and 3 Hardy Perennials and Shrubs Depending on your location, the Twin Cities area is considered Zone 5a (-20F to -15F) or Zone 4b (-25F to -20F). Zone 3 begins in the northern 1/

    Tradescantia Nanouk(Post)

    February 1st, 2021 Tradescantia Nanouk Hey plant friends! This week we are going to be talking about Tradescantia nanouk (tra·duh·sk