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    Norfolk Island Pine Hey Plant Friends! This week are talking about Araucaria heterophylla, more commonly known as Norfolk Island Pine. This conifer is native to Norfolk Island, a small is

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    Norfolk Island Pine(Post)

    Weekly Plant Chat: Norfolk Island Pine Hey Plant Friends! This week are talking about Araucaria heterophylla, more commonly known as Norfolk Island Pine. This festive plant can be used a

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    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

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    Growing Herbs for Tea Herbs are easy to grow and care for in the garden - and indoors! While most often used in cooking and flavoring food, there is a growing trend towards planting herb

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    Stenocactus multicostatusBrain CactusLet’s visit the primitive part of our brains, the amygdala, that part that makes us love the spooky holiday known as Halloween. Getting tricked gives us a litt