How to care for your flowering indoor plant:

This flowering plant is of indoor variety. It should be placed in bright light conditions, but prefers indirect light. Keep the plant's soil evenly moist. Water thoroughly once a week. Normal house temperatures are preferred by flowering plants, but they can tolerate slightly cooler temperatures. Avoid direct heat. Remove yellow or brown leaves at first sign of occurrence. Plants may take a few weeks to acclimate.

How to care for your Orchid:

Orchid plants are long-lasting and will flower again with proper care. Water every 1 to 2 weeks depending on the dryness of the environment. If your orchid feels dry, soak it in warm water in the sink, allowing the soil to absorb moisture. Let the excess moisture run off, mist green leaves only, never mist the blooms. You may then place the container on a saucer in a desired location. Orchids may be placed outdoors for the summer in indirect light. Cool evening temperatures help orchids set new buds. Your plant should be brought indoors in autumn to bloom again. Feed twice monthly with an orchid fertilizer.

How to care for your Kalanchoe:

This kalanchoe is of an indoor variety. Place your kalanchoe in bright, indirect light. Keep your plant's soil on the dry side. Water thoroughly once soil is dry to the touch. To avoid damage to the kalanchoe, drain water out of the saucer. Fertilize once or twice a month in the winter and summer. Remove yellow or pale colored leaves. Pale colored flowers or foliage inadequate light.

How to care for your Ivy:

Green varieties prefer medium light and variegated prefer bright light. Keep soil moist at all times; do not let soil dry out. Use enough water to completely wet all soil. Fertilize once or twice a month in the winter and summer. Mist leaves frequently. To prune your ivy topiary, use a pair of scissors cutting flat across to the shape the topiary. This may leave bare stems, but the ivy quickly grows new leaves that cover them.

How to Care for Your House Plant:

Green plants generally tolerate a wide range of light conditions, but prefer indirect light. Keep your plant's soil moderately moist. Water thoroughly once a week. Normal house temperatures are preferred by green plants, but they can tolerate slightly cooler temperatures. Avoid direct heat. Remove yellow or brown leaves at the first sign of occurrence. Plants may take a few weeks to acclimate.

How to care for your Hydrangea:

This hydrangea is of an indoor variety. Place your hydrangea in bright, indirect light. Keep compost very moist at all times and mist leaves occasionally. Do not let your hydrangea dry out. While in door varieties are not guaranteed for outdoor conditions, hydrangea often thrive in outdoor environments from late spring to early fall. If you plant your hydrangea outdoors, be sure to use plenty of mulch around the base of the plant to keep its roots protected from cold temperatures.

How to care for your Gardenia:

This gardenia is of an indoor variety. It should be placed in bright light and avoid full sunlight in the summer. Keep your plant's soil moist, do not let soil dry out. Use enough water to completely wet all soil. Fertilize once a month in the winter and fertilize once a month during the summer. Bright light will encourage new buds to develop and open, replacing older ones.

How to care for your Azalea:

This Azalea is of an indoor variety. Place your azalea in bright, indirect light. Keep this soil evenly moist, but not soggy, at all times. Never allow it to dry out. Avoid direct heat. Mist leaves occasionally and pick off any faded flowers promptly. This plant may be placed out doors for the summer in indirect light, no direct sun. Fertilize over the summer with indoor flowering plant fertilizer and bring indoors in the fall to encourage it to bloom for another season. It is not guaranteed to bloom again. Shriveled leaves and dried up buds result from under watering. Thoroughly soak the plant to remoisten the soil.