pot plant
Britishnoun
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With the illustrations of Beatrix Potter as her guide, Pasadena designer Beatriz Rose turned a room “stuck in the ’80s” into a romantic and nurturing place to pot plants and sketch.
From Los Angeles Times
First things first: When is the right time to harvest that pot plant?
From Los Angeles Times
That may sound like a classic wine country excursion in the Napa or Sonoma valleys, but what if you swapped in pot plants for grape vines and consumption lounges for tasting rooms?
From Los Angeles Times
That may sound like a classic wine-country excursion in the Napa or Sonoma valleys, but what if you swapped in pot plants for grape vines and consumption lounges for tasting rooms?
From Los Angeles Times
Such gardens are valuable in cities where open space is at a premium and a green roof is more than just a flat roof with a few pot plants.
From BBC
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