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dealrocker CA, United States Feb 27, 2009

Indoor gardening is just as fun as having an outdoor garden. In fact, indoor plants act as a quick decorating tool.

I’m just looking for beautiful indoor flower plants.

Please pass on your tips and ideas.
Thanks in advance.!!

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NatureLover1950 Vicksburg, MS(Zone 8a) Feb 27, 2009

Peace lily (low light), hoya (various varieties), begonias, and crown of thorns are just a few that come to mind. I'm sure others will come along with more ideas.

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ecrane3 Dublin, CA(Zone 9a) Feb 27, 2009

What sort of light do you have in the locations where you'll be putting your plants?

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edgeoftheworld Conneaut, OH(Zone 5a) Feb 28, 2009

african violets and orchids always get me through the long and snow infested winter.

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Mar 04, 2009

Impatiens are my favorite, growing in a bright sunny window. I keep it on the dry side, rotate once a week and feed it with a weak fertilizer once a month to keep the gorgeous blooms going. I also grow the peace lily, begonias and african violets.

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dealrocker CA, United States Mar 06, 2009

Thank you so much for your useful advise and tips..

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cheerpeople northwest, IL(Zone 5a) Mar 14, 2009

I see you're from CA. I took home a piece of baby sun rose from my sisters CA garden, grew it outside for summer, and kept it inside for winter as 4 houseplants. It averages 4 blooms per pot per day. Google it.- aptenia cordifolia. It also trails nicely across the windowsill with shiny leaves.

Another outdoor plant you can do inside is 'purple heart' tradescantia it has small pink blooms and nice purple leaves.

Tiny barely there flowers can be found on string of hearts- google it.

Nothing I have outblooms a violet tho....

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