Succulents are commonly known as "neglectable plants" for their ability to thrive in otherwise inhospitable conditions of little water and sunshine.
Anthuriums and Clivias manage to thrive indoors despite the inhospitable winter climate. This makes these houseplants great holiday gifts that keep on giving.
In the days leading up to the holidays, flower lovers start thinking about how flowers can be used as part of their seasonal decorations.
Louise B. Fisher's traditional yet creative approach was a major force in defining an American style of flower arranging.
If we grow a hyacinth indoors in winter, the perfume will fill the house. Try finding a hyacinth glass for this purpose in an antique store or garden center.