Berry plant in a white pot

Plant in white pot next to a lamp on an end table

Winterberry in Decorative Pot

$28.50

Brighten up anyone’s day with this beautiful plant and pot pairing!

Turn this into a stunning personalized gift by adding a unique floral charm.

SKU: 104218 Categories: Gifts, Green & Flowering Plants, Holiday Plants, Plants & Flowers, Sold Out Tags: Berries, Plants with Decorative Pots, Red, White

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As May wraps up its flowery show, June bursts in w

As May wraps up its flowery show, June bursts in with a colorful glow! Blooms don their vibrant attire, ready to set our spirits on fire. From tulips to roses, a lively parade, nature's artistry will never fade. So embrace the floral fiesta in full bloom, as May bids farewell and June brings the bloom!
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🌿 Repotting 101: Give Your Plants a Fresh Start

🌿 Repotting 101: Give Your Plants a Fresh Start! 🪴✨
Are you ready to give your plants a new home? Let’s dive into the world of repotting with these essential tools and materials:
TOOLS:
Knife
Trowel
Scoop or spoon
Watering can
MATERIALS:
Pot
Root-bound plant
Potting mix
Let’s get started on this plant-astic journey:
Step 1: Choose the Right Pot 🌟
Opt for a pot that’s larger than the current one and has proper drainage. Plastic or terra-cotta both work well, but keep in mind that terra-cotta absorbs more moisture, requiring more frequent watering.
Step 2: Free Your Plant 🌿
Gently remove the plant from its current container, taking care not to damage the roots. If it’s stubborn, try squeezing the sides of the pot while gently pulling the stem’s base.
Step 3: Loosen the Roots 🎉
Using your fingers, remove excess soil from the root ball. Loosen the roots, allowing them to spread out and explore their new space.
Step 4: Address Root Bound Issues 🪴
If the roots are tightly bound, you can make vertical slits along the sides or cut a deep X in the bottom of the root ball using a knife or trowel. This helps the plant establish new roots in the surrounding soil.
Step 5: Transfer to the New Pot 🌟
Add fresh potting soil to the bottom of the new pot and position the plant. Fill in any gaps around the root ball with more soil, using your hands or a scoop.
Step 6: Water Thoroughly 💦
Give your freshly repotted plant a good watering until water flows through the drainage holes. This ensures the soil is adequately moist. Place the plant back in its original spot to minimize any potential shock.
Enjoy the satisfaction of giving your plants a fresh start and watch them thrive in their new homes! Happy repotting! 🪴✨💚
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🌿 Unlocking the Beauty of Monsteras! 🌱✨ H

🌿 Unlocking the Beauty of Monsteras! 🌱✨
Have you been eagerly waiting for your Monstera to develop those stunning fenestrated leaves? Patience is key, my plant-loving friends! 💚✨
As Monsteras mature, they naturally develop fenestrated leaves, but it’s important to remember that this process takes time. Young Monsteras start with small, solid, heart-shaped leaves that gradually increase in size. It’s usually when your Monstera reaches a width and height of at least 3 feet that you’ll start seeing those characteristic deep cuts begin to appear. 🌿🌱
The development of fenestrations happens slowly, and the number of splits on each leaf will increase over time. So, if you’ve just brought home a small Monstera and are eagerly awaiting those first split leaves, embrace the art of patience! Good things come to those who wait. 💚⏳
However, if your Monstera has been with you for a while and you’re still not seeing any split leaves, it may be a sign that it’s not receiving enough light. Monsteras thrive in bright, indirect light as they mature. Insufficient light can hinder the growth of fenestrations, causing the plant to conserve energy by producing small leaves instead. If natural light is limited, consider providing your Monstera with a grow light to give it the radiant boost it needs. 🌞💡
Remember, each Monstera has its own growth journey, and with the right amount of patience and light, you’ll witness the beauty of those captivating fenestrated leaves unfolding before your eyes! 🌿✨
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How long can I love my flowers for? Roses, lilies

How long can I love my flowers for?
Roses, lilies, and tulips usually last 5 to 7 days. Some flowers like orchids and chrysanthemums can hang around for a few weeks, bringing joy for longer!
Remember, giving your flowers some love—fresh water, trimming stems, and keeping them away from direct sunlight—will make them last their floral best.
So, enjoy the blooms and let their beauty brighten your days! 🌸✨
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Peonies are a true delight, and with proper care,

Peonies are a true delight, and with proper care, they can blossom into pure magic in your garden! Here are some tips:⁠
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💧Watering: Give your peonies a sip, not a splash! Deeply water them once a week, making sure the soil is moist but not soggy. Pro tip: Stick your finger in the soil—dry at the second knuckle means it's time to water!⁠
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✂️Pruning: Show those spent flowers who's boss! After blooming, prune them to encourage fresh growth. Come winter, trim the stems back to ground level for a cozy dormant period.⁠
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🌱Fertilizing: Feed your peonies with love! Apply a balanced, slow-release fertilizer in spring or work some organic goodness into the soil. Watch them flourish, but go easy on the nitrogen-rich stuff.⁠
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🐛Pest and Disease Control: Keep those pests at bay! Watch out for sneaky aphids, pesky botrytis blight, and not-so-charming powdery mildew. Regular inspections and organic pest control methods are the secret to a happy peony patch.⁠
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By giving your peony plants the TLC they deserve, you'll be rewarded with blooms that will take your breath away, year after year! ✨

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