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Top 10 Best Air Purifying Houseplants

August 1, 2022 / Indoor Plants, News and Notes, Winter / Wagners Greenhouse

If you’re looking for a great way to bring the outdoors inside year-round, houseplants are a simple solution! With so many varieties to choose from, you can curate a unique selection of indoor plants that best suit your lighting situation while also providing many natural health benefits- even if you’re a beginner when it comes… Read More

Growing Herbs Indoors

January 15, 2021 / News and Notes, Edible Plants, Herbs, Indoor Plants / Wagners Greenhouse

Grow fresh herbs in your garden and enjoy them in food and drinks.

We all get a bit spoiled during the summer months when we go outdoors and grab handfuls of fresh herbs when we are cooking. Some of the summer abundance might be dried or frozen for winter use, but nothing beats the taste of freshly harvested herbs growing indoors for winter use. As an added bonus… Read More

Keeping Amaryllis from Year- to- year

November 12, 2020 / News and Notes, Indoor Plants / Wagners Greenhouse

orange amaryllis flower

With a bit of effort, it’s easy to have amaryllis that will bloom year-after-year.  Let’s start the steps needed to get them to rebloom once the flowers have faded. Remove the flower stalks just above the bulb and set the plant in a bright sunny window during the rest of the winter. Don’t over water… Read More

The Organization of Houseplants

January 30, 2018 / Indoor Plants, News and Notes, Winter / Wagners Greenhouse

The rooms in your home are made better and healthier by adding houseplants to add interest and beauty. There is something extra special about adding living potted plants to a room. Grouping them together in a room creates a visual impact. Vary the height and shape of your plants to add interest on a coffee… Read More

The Benefits of Houseplants

November 28, 2017 / Indoor Plants, Herbs, News and Notes, Winter / Wagners Greenhouse

As we move indoors for the winter months it’s time to give a nod to those hardworking indoor plants that are more than just a “pretty face” in the living room or kitchen. They work hard to clean indoor air from volatile organic compounds. From health benefits to improving concentration, indoor houseplants are easy on… Read More

Valentine’s Day Legends

February 1, 2016 / News and Notes, Holiday, Indoor Plants, Winter / Wagners Greenhouse

Hearts on a string

There are many legends about Valentine’s Day. Some believed if a lady saw a robin on that day, she would marry a sailor. If she saw a sparrow, she would marry a poor man but be very happy. If she saw a goldfinch, she would marry a millionaire! Valentine was a priest back in early… Read More

Aloe Vera & Other Great Houseplants

January 1, 2016 / News and Notes, Events, Indoor Plants / Wagners Greenhouse

Aloe in Container

This is the time of year when we turn our gardening enthusiasm towards houseplants so we can still have our “hands in the dirt.” As recently noted in the “Minnesota Gardener” magazine, the Aloe Vera plant is always a favorite due to its easy care and the many health benefits it offers. As you may… Read More

How To Care for Indoor Plants

February 1, 2015 / News and Notes, Indoor Plants / Wagners Greenhouse

Indoor Plant Cleaning

Houseplants continue to be “trendy”. Decorating with plants enhances your interior environment and improves the air quality as well. Bringing a bit of the outdoors inside is good for the soul and brings your interior style up a notch. Large plants are being used as main focal points by many interior designers. They add interest… Read More

Perfect Flowering Bulbs for the Indoors

November 1, 2014 / News and Notes, Indoor Plants, Winter / Wagners Greenhouse

Bulbs are a great option for growing indoors.

Now that your outdoor “clean-up” is done, or nearly so, you can start thinking about indoor color for winter. Flowering bulbs are so rewarding, colorful, and easy to grow indoors. Paperwhite narcissus have long been a favorite and no wonder! The fragrant, white flowers brighten any room and are easy to grow inside. Amaryllis bulbs are another… Read More

Houseplants: A Great Focal Point

September 1, 2014 / News and Notes, Indoor Plants / Wagners Greenhouse

Houseplants can be a focal point of a room or simply bring a little of the outdoors indoors. Heloise says, “They make your home inviting while adding color with something green, which is calming.” This is the time of year to plan your selection. It could be a colorful bromeliad, elegant orchid, stately palm, peace lily,… Read More

Creative Ideas for Indoor Herb Containers

August 1, 2014 / News and Notes, Indoor Plants, Winter / Wagners Greenhouse

Grow fresh herbs in your garden and enjoy them in food and drinks.

We don’t like to admit it but in another month we will need to plan for fall and winter. If you have your favorite herbs growing outside now, think about planting a container that you can bring indoors to use and enjoy all winter. They will need bright light in a south or west window when… Read More

How To Save Your Leftover Bulbs

November 1, 2013 / News and Notes, Indoor Plants / Wagners Greenhouse

Bulbs in dirt on a table.

Do you have bulbs left that you don’t have time to plant outside? Don’t throw them away! Tulip, daffodil, and hyacinths do well in pots and are easily forced inside the house. Keep them cool (40 F) for 12 to 13 weeks in the refrigerator or cool corner of the basement. Plant in 6” or 10”… Read More

How To Make Flowers Last Longer in a Vase

September 1, 2013 / News and Notes, Fall, Indoor Plants / Wagners Greenhouse

Are you enjoying your fresh cut flowers from the garden? Here is a couple of tips to make them last longer in the vase. First, cut the stems in the early morning before the heat of the day and cut the stems at an angle. Put a single untreated piece of charcoal in the bottom… Read More

How To Make Your Own Fairy Garden

November 1, 2012 / News and Notes, Indoor Plants / Wagners Greenhouse

Fairy Garden

Most of the leaves have fallen by now, and it’s about time we start adding a little green to our inner space. Fairy Gardens are a great way to express your creativity and imagination indoors. Using small, delicate plants and interesting accent pieces, you can create your own indoor wonderland to enjoy during the autumn… Read More

Houseplants: More Than Just Decor

October 1, 2012 / News and Notes, Fall, Indoor Plants / Wagners Greenhouse

Succulents are easy to care for and fit in any space.

This has been said before, but it is worth repeating: houseplants are more than just décor. It’s been proven that you live a better, healthier life with houseplants. So why not bring a little green in to your workspace and home? Houseplants are easy and vary in style and form to fit the space. Try… Read More

Fall Gardening & Preparing for Winter

September 1, 2012 / News and Notes, Fall, Indoor Plants, Winter / Wagners Greenhouse

Add a touch of fall to your landscape by planting hardy mums.

Fall is the best time to seed and feed your lawn. Add plenty of moisture to your lawn, as well as your trees and perennials. They need that extra hydration to store-up for the winter and to have a good show next year. Keep the color going. Add a touch of fall to your landscape… Read More

How To Make Herbal Tea

August 1, 2012 / News and Notes, Edible Plants, Herbs, Indoor Plants / Wagners Greenhouse

Grow fresh herbs in your garden and enjoy them in food and drinks.

Have a few extra herbs this season? Make herbal teas! They are tasty and good for you. Start by steeping 3 teaspoons of fresh herbs in one cup of boiling water for five or ten minutes. The longer you steep, the stronger the tea. After that, just strain and drink! Unique Benefits of Herbal Brews:… Read More

Plants: Vital, Vogue, and Voyage

January 15, 2012 / News and Notes, Indoor Plants / Wagners Greenhouse

Blue Salvia

Here is a new word for you – “biophilia.” It means that we have an innate bond with living things and nature. Being gardeners, I guess that’s something we already knew about ourselves, but now we have a name for it. Nonetheless, our leafy little pals have a lot going on. In fact, the benefits… Read More

Fall into Color

October 1, 2011 / News and Notes, Fall, Indoor Plants / Wagners Greenhouse

Decorate your yard too with pumpkins, corn stalks, straw bales, scarecrows, and a fall flag to blow in the breeze.

You’ve heard the expression, “Fall into Color.” umpantone’s Paint has created colors like Emberglow, Honeysuckle, Cedar, and Deep Teal for this season; so why not use the same idea as you bring your garden indoors? Houseplants come in a variety of colors and textures, and are a friendly and satisfying addition to your home. Colorful… Read More

Study Proves Plants Improve Performance

February 1, 2011 / Events, Indoor Plants, News and Notes / Wagners Greenhouse

Brain Tree

Did you know that new research from the University of Georgia shows that indoor plants can actually improve your daily life. While you’re awaiting spring’s arrival, come into Wagners Garden Center and see what a little green can do of you. We have a full selection of indoor plants and terrariums now on display. Come… Read More

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