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Cacti and Succulents as Houseplants
Homes are often too dry and too warm to provide the tropical atmosphere which most of our favorite plants require. Succulents make great houseplants because they do not require much care and grow well under the dry conditions experienced in homes during the winter.

Hot New Perennials For 2007
With so much focus on outdoor living and container gardening, utilizing these dynamic perennials will add excitement to the patio, deck, landscape, or in raised planters mixed with shrubs, ornamental grasses, annuals or even tropicals.

Think About Polymer Gels
While it is optional, we advise yardeners to consider including a water-absorbing polymer gel with the potting mix when transplanting a houseplant. For a plant already in a soil mix, you can add these valuable materials in the form of spikes that are inserted into the soil mix.

Tips For Using Neem Oil Soap
Neem oil soap is an insect control product derived from the oil from the neem tree (native to Asia and Africa). For foliage feedeers such as cabbage loopers, neem oil soap repels the insect by making plants unpalatable.

Cacti and Succulents as Houseplants - Gardener's Corner - University of Illinois Extension
If you want to invite a wide and varied bunch of plants into your home, you might consider cacti and succulents, said Greg Stack, a University of Illinois Extension horticulturist.

Listings for Cactus / Succulent in Illinois

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	Ted's Greenhouse
	Tinley Park, Illinois (IL) 60477


	Thistle Stop Garden Shop
	Yorkville, Illinois (IL) 60560


	Van Kalker Farms & Greenhouses
	Chicago Heights, Illinois (IL) 60411


	West End Florist and Garden Center
	Evanston, Illinois (IL) 60201