Rhododendron vs. Azalea. What's the difference? The post Rhododendron vs. Azalea: What’s the Difference? appeared first on Rolling Green Nursery ..read more

I was recently looking at old family slides, and found this photo of my mother’s apartment from 1968. Houseplants! And lots of them! I started to wonder what houseplants were stylish back in 1968, and beyond. So let’s take a romp through history, and look back at some houseplant trends that have swept us off our feet, and why. Houseplants first started to crop up in Victorian times, as the romantic language of flowers gave super repressed people a much-needed chance to flirt with one another. The post Houseplants: A Retrospective appeared first on Rolling Green Nursery ..read more

If your home has limited sunlight, especially in winter, then finding the right houseplant can be tricky. Here are the best houseplants for low-light conditions. The post Best Houseplants for Low-Light Conditions appeared first on Rolling Green Nursery ..read more

The process of nurturing plants, and even just being around them, has many mental, emotional, and physical health benefits - and science can prove it! The post Plants with Benefits: How Gardening is Good for Your Mind appeared first on Rolling Green Nursery ..read more

"This led me down the path to LECA (lightweight expanded clay aggregate), an inorganic growing medium," writes Heather, Rolling Green Nursery's houseplant connoisseur. The post My LECA Adventure appeared first on Rolling Green Nursery ..read more

Don't want to show up empty handed over the holidays but tight on time? Here are some lovely, ready-made gifts to save yourself some time.  The post Gifts on the Go appeared first on Rolling Green Nursery ..read more

Thank you to everyone who came out for our Two-Day Artisan Market this past weekend! Here are the artisans who were present and how you can find them.  The post Two-Day Artisan Market 2022: Thank You! appeared first on Rolling Green Nursery ..read more

Here are a few steps we recommend before moving your houseplants back indoors. The post Don’t Be Bugged by Moving Your Houseplants Back Indoors appeared first on Rolling Green Nursery ..read more

Many people think that as cooler autumn temperatures creep in, it's time to stop gardening and start putting our gardens to bed for the winter. Not so! Fall is an ideal time for planting. The post Fall is for Planting! appeared first on Rolling Green Nursery ..read more

Many plants offer ornamental features all the way through winter, adding color and texture when we most crave them. Here are some of our favorite plants for winter interest. The post Plants for Winter Interest appeared first on Rolling Green Nursery ..read more