Norfolk island pine christmas tree

Norfolk Island Pine for a Christmas tree! You can get nice big landscaping ones in pots for a bit (usually around 80-100$). But they're gorgeous year-round houseplants! The true color is more of a bright spring/lime green.

Norfolk Island Pine Care Indoors is not difficult at all if you follow the right directions for growing this festive tree! Read the article for more info.

Grow Norfolk Island pine, a living Christmas tree you can keep as a houseplant after the holidays. Learn more about this evergreen tree at Gardener’s Path.

It is only a week left until Christmas, and today is my last day at home in Hawaii. We are going up North for Christmas, all the way to snowy Canada. Since we would not be home, my initial inclination was not to put up a tree at all. Family voted me down... - as a compromise we decided to do "only some minimal" decorating. One of the new ornaments for this year: I picked this cute rocking horse up in Amsterdam After we got home from Scottsdale (I will post some more pictures of that trip) we…

Alongside zero waste wrapping, we can now add ‘the great tree debate’ to the list of viral Holiday eco-trends worth unpacking: which is more sustainable, a real tree or a fake tree?

Norfolk Island Pines are super popular right now (currently the holidays). Big box stores often sell them this time of year dressed up as Christmas trees. If you're lucky, you can often snag them after Christmas for a killer discount. Many plant lovers, like myself, keep them year-round and want to know more about the Norfolk Island Pine's growth rate.

Most of the Norfolk Island Pines that I have seen sold as houseplants typically have multiple trunks. Sometime the trunks appear to branch off from one another at the based and other seem like entirely separate plant trunks that are potted and sold in the same pot. I'm not sure why that is Norfolk Island Pine sellers' general practice, but it seems to be the trend. Especially the ones that are available in the big box stores around Christmas. My theory is that a single Norfolk Island Pine…

Norfolk Island pines make merry plants for the holidays. Learn about their water requirements to keep them healthy all year long here!

How to care for Norfolk Island pine as a houseplant.

There is a Christmas tree plant that can be grown indoors. The Norfolk Island pine grows to around five feet tall as a houseplant and decorous feature. #norfolkislandpine #norfolkislandpinecare #houseplants #agreenhand