Top 15 HOLIDAY HOUSEPLANTS - Ep. 352

[@deborahsykes1744]

What a lovely plant shop very well curated, it’s nearly the end of January 2024 and I now can’t wait till Christmas with all these options. Thank you

[@onlyplants]

A very helpful and fun episode to watch ❤️ Happy Holidays Summer and viewers.

[@LostInThisGardenofLife]

Ditto

[@grannyplants1764]

Love your videos too! 🪴

[@fromseedtobloommedia9340]

What a dreamy, beautiful plant shop; they are so well cared for and curated!

[@mimitcat]

Thannks again for your great video ! Bonjour from Québec, Canada !

[@wandashaw3551]

Such a beautiful shop, and I love her holiday choices!

[@TheTimeForChange44]

Welcome back, and Merry Christmas!

[@cefcat5733]

Tiny ornaments would be OK, maybe some made of straw, but larger ornaments don't work so great, on that little 'piney-looking tree.' Thanks to your guest garden expert Rudy, who gave us some good tips, on some cool plants, for the Christmas season and beyond. 🎉

[@Michael-ln7us]

Beautiful shop

[@bettyjocohagen7955]

Good morning from Kentucky! I also think my gorgeous Don Miller begonia I got from Steve’s Leaves. “Thanks to you” also is great for the holidays with it beautiful silver leaves.

[@kathymacomber5115]

She is really good at teaching

[@karenannaluisa3370]

Great ❤ ! My favourite: Amaryllis

[@apahtlicasas]

Happy holidays 🎊 have a great time I hope with family and friends from Mexico feliz navidad y feliz año nuevo

[@AmyBlau-hh8fo]

Great video. You have given me new plant ideas. Thx. Amy in Texas 😊

[@barbaracole4314]

Love those big tall fiddle leaf figs there in the background next to the wall.

[@terrizimmerman5297]

Snow drops on the begonias!

[@michelera6365]

During Christmas I love the pointsetta and it's part of my holiday decorating! Happy Holidays!

[@cooki.monsta]

Like number 900 here 🤩🥳 I recently got a Philodendron Birkin as a gift, and I looove it! And I didn't know anything about the Ardisia, but it looks awesome and I want one for the next holiday season! Great video. 🪴

[@lovefalcon1111]

I loved this video! Thank you so much!! ❤️🎄

[@gasperkanoni8838]

Love this one ❤❤❤ Youbrally rock the stone down everywhere you shows in 💪🏾☺️☺️☺️🧡🤍💜

[@gasperkanoni8838]

Sorry for long text..😅 As i know and whatbi observed big flowered cyclamen are from meditteranean reagion and they flower through out the winter. In slovenia we have hardy ones but winter interups the flowering, but on adriatic coast they bloom outumn to spring, . As i know all Cyclamen withstand the night frost with worming in the day. To cold at day and frost at night will kill bigflowered ones. I came across big flowerd nes withstanding the winter with lows in -10celsius at night -3 with periodical worming up to 10celcius..they lost all the flowers and leaves, being shelterd with few pine branches. they did resprout in the spring flowerin to late month of May! All of the cyclamen i saw in Mediterranean were growing on a hard clayish or sandstonish rocky soil covered with oak leaves and patches of dried or green grasses under the litle canopy of this bushy okes and cypresses and ligium shrubs aka pistachios sp. even evergreen shrubs put some volume of leaves (i think because of slower decomposition cause of droughtand heat) isolating them in summer from heat and uv and drouand in winter if cold blast may occur . It is funny to see chameleons and cyclamen in the same spot😅💕💕✌️

[@lorirober2536]

So many lovely suggestions. Love this! I actually bought my best friend an Anthurium (Flamingo flower).

[@latricewashington8490]

I love Anthuriums!

[@suepowell5008]

Hello Summer. Let's be real. Paperwhites smell like feet. I ran a retail greenhouse for 6 years. Every year we had a survey asking customers what they think paperwhites smell like. Overwhelming answer... unwashed feet. 😂 Definitely not for a small room.

[@chrismeandyou]

haha

[@1Waarheid]

That first plant, the Euphorbia pulcherrima, is toxic. I once saw those plants on young children's tables in a school. Why is this not mentioned by people who sell plants, like this lady?

[@annwan10]

@@1Waarheidmost houseplants are toxic though

[@gingercaudill7219]

Good morning! I’m so glad you included the cyclamen! I am now working on my second one from Kroger and it is so struggling! 😢 please help with some care tips!

[@blunderbuss1395]

they're somewhere between azaleas and gloxinias in terms of care, meaning they like it cool and humid but need bottom watering because they rot really easily with overwatering or having wet leaves or crowns

[@gingercaudill7219]

Thanks so much!!

[@susannebader3151]

Love this.☺

[@fabiocarvalho2105]

Schlumbergera is a genus of cacti found in the coastal mountains of south-eastern Brazil in habitats that are generally shady with high air humidity. These plants grow on trees or rocks (epiphytes and/or rupicolous), and I always find it curious that people plants them with soil most of the time, and probably that's why they generally don't last much.

[@LostInThisGardenofLife]

Same thing with the likes of rhipsalis. The water retention in soil makes up for the lack of humidity in most homes I suppose but I always use orchid bark in my mixes when potting them up.

[@cicerobatistadasilva3157]

Engraçado que já tentei cultivar como epifita e não deu certo, já no vaso cultivo há anos.

[@sarah9314]

I’ve tried every year for years to keep the norfolk pine alive- crisps up dries up so easy. Im thinking might need more humidity havent bought one this year even though im so tempted to try again

[@jamiemittermuller6470]

I hate the smell of Paperwhite daffodils, but you can buy a scent less variety. I keep seeing the Norfolk pine as a Christmas tree alternative, the one in the store was the best I’ve seen, absolutely stunning. You’ve tempted me to look out for one

[@grannyplants1764]

Love this store, so wish I could go there, she showed lovely plants both common and different. This time of year we need flowers and colored leaves. Favorite? Cyclamen and that Saliginella! ( For great cyclamen growing see videos by Grow Up Man) thank you Summer and Geometry Gardens…h Happy Holidays to all! 🌹🌿

[@fabiocarvalho2105]

The first Begonia is B. maculata cv. 'Wightii', not a plain typical B. maculata species, like those you´ll find in voucher specimen (exsiccata) deposited in the herbarium of some botanical institution ou even in nature, in Rio de Janeiro, from where they came from (where I live). Fortunatelly they are still a bit common in the florests and coastal mountains with some shade providing plants.

[@Miles_Hoffman]

You’re very knowledgeable- maybe make us some videos about plants? 🪴 seriously we need more information on KZbin like what your giving us 😊

[@chrismeandyou]

Green is Christmas all year round, haha

[@AlexanderGallus-k6i]

❤😊

[@Miles_Hoffman]

I’m looking forward to more houseplant content in the new year. I hope you have some more tours planned and maybe your jungle adventures too- todays plants however, meh-

[@riawhetstone3725]

I can’t help but wonder if you’re wearing a mic too during these interviews. You sound far away.

[@Itsabadjoe]

Let’s be real. This episode could have used more pizazz and creativity on the holiday plants and flower part. There are so many plants that are reminiscent or reminders of holidays. More so than the basic poinsettia, Norfolk pine, or Christmas green agleonema. I’m sad to say this episode was underwhelming to say the least. I found myself fast forwarding most of it.

[@grannyplants1764]

Now I wish you toured the whole store, maybe next time!? 🪴