This week I thought I'd share an article I read on the different types of Christmas trees that are commonly available. Do you know the difference? Are you looking more for a tree that holds on to it's needles longer or one that is very fragrant? Do you want a soft bushy Pine or a sturdy Spruce? Check out this article for more info:Horticulture - The Art & Science of Smart Gardening
And if you buy a potted tree that you can plant after the holidays, be sure to keep it moist and keep your room cool and a little more humid so it will last longer. Set your tree near a window or door and away from any heat sources.
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hmmmmmm very interesting... Thanks for the post... lol.. and thanks for the follow... swinging by to wish ya happy hopping and follow back.. (=
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm hopping today from the Sunday Relax and Surf hoping to make new friends. I always bought trees I could replant in the gardn after Christmas...they are now about 15 foot tall out there! No tree this year though...the Grinch I live with has cancelled it. It's more 'no, no, no,' than 'ho,ho,ho' in our house this year...oh well, there's always the wine bottle:)I have added myself as your newest follower on GFC .
ReplyDeleteI'm off to browse around your blog now. Please drop by and maybe follow me if you fancy a laugh. I'd be delighted to welcome you. Warmest wishes
Carol from www.facing50withhumour.blogspot.com
Hey there! Glad I found you! Can't wait for you to stop by my blog too; seems like we have some things in common! Yay! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm now following you through the Say Hi Sunday Blog Hop. I REALLY hope you'll do the same! You can find me @ http://sofiasideas.com/
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