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Tropical Houseplants: Inside and Out

February 23, 2017

Saturday, March 4 10:00 am

Bryan Johnston from Tri State Foliage explains why where your plants live before you take them home is so important, and how they ensure that we are getting the best selections for your home in Ohio. Learn how to get the most out of your tropicals in mixed containers, and how to succeed in bringing them back indoors for the winter. He will discuss his favorite choices for different conditions, and how to best prepare them for moving in and outdoors with the seasons. Tons of great information about these multi-purpose plants! Call to register or leave your name and number attending this seminar in the comments below!