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Top Houseplant Trends for the New Year
The start of a new year is the ideal moment to refresh your home with living greenery. The top houseplant trends for the new year spotlight wellness, bold foliage, compact profiles, and effortless...
Top Valentine’s Day Houseplants to Gift this Year
Valentine’s Day is a time to express love, appreciation, and meaningful connection. While traditional bouquets are lovely, they fade quickly. Instead, consider a gift that grows, lasts, and...
Decorating with Live Greens for the Holidays
The holiday season is the perfect time to transform planters, entryways, window boxes, and interior spaces with beautiful, fresh greenery. Whether used indoors or outdoors, decorating with live...
Christmas Cactus Care, Blooming, and Troubleshooting
The Christmas cactus plant is a beloved holiday cactus with arching segmented stems and vibrant, tubular flowers. With the right care, your Christmas cactus will reward you with a dazzling Christmas...
How to Decorate a Christmas Tree Like a Pro
Decorating a Christmas tree is one of the most joyful traditions of the holiday season. Whether you're going for classic elegance, rustic warmth, or bold modern flair, the right approach will make...
Buying and Caring for Your Fresh Cut Christmas Tree
Find the perfect Christmas tree for your family at Hicks Nurseries! We have a spectacular selection of premium trees including the fraser fir, balsam fir and the morin fir. Our dedicated staff will...
Top Indoor Plants for Better Sleep & Relaxation
For some, a good night’s sleep can be hard to come by. Whether it's stress, dry air, or poor indoor air quality, many factors can interfere with your ability to fall and stay asleep. One natural way...
Poinsettia Care 101
Poinsettias are the most popular flowering plant used to decorate homes and businesses during the holiday season. The plant is relatively easy to care for provided you follow a few simple tips. How...
Top Plants Not to Prune in October
Pruning is important, but timing matters. Cutting back the wrong plants in October can reduce blooms, damage growth, and weaken them over winter. Many perennials, shrubs, and evergreens should wait...