Christmas Cactus and its holiday brethren, the Thanksgiving & Easter Cactus, are some of the most fun indoor succulents to grow. They produce elegant overflowing growth and colorful flowers in the ...

Some indoor plants to repot less often include dumb canes, snake plants, parlor palms, cast iron plants, panda plants, ZZ plants, and jade plants.

After a Christmas cactus shows off its holiday blooms, it needs time to recover. Help your plant get the rest it needs after ...

With just a little care, these holiday plants will continue to brighten our spaces long after the season has ended. For all ...

Learn how to care for your Christmas cactus with these simple steps to ensure beautiful blooms and an overall healthy plant!

Holiday cacti is often received as a gift over the Christmas holidays. Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter cactus are often grouped into the term “holiday cactus” category because of the confusion of ...

A quick show of hands, how many of us have a “Christmas” cactus withering away in our homes? With fascinating information, and some tender love and care, one of our La Plata County master gardeners, ...

Some of the holiday plants I wrote about last week have interesting stories. I wrote about our Christmas cactus; however, it is actually a Thanksgiving cactus. These normally bloom earlier than ...

With Santa’s deliveries done and presents unwrapped, families are likely preparing to take down their decorations and toss their real Christmas trees into the trash. While those who want to throw ...

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This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Dr. Dr. Seuss’ “How the Grinch Stole Christmas!” has been a seasonal favorite since 1957. In recent years, the ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Early Christians didn’t annually celebrate Jesus’ birth; the Dec. 25 tradition emerged in the fourth century and ...