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By Miss Diane Brown
It still isn't too late to start that indoor garden. Indoor gar dening and the use of plants to beautify the home brings many of the joys and satisfactions of outdoor gardening. The key phrase is “Don’t be discouraged* - we can’t all be successful at everything. The atmosphere of your home will determine which plants will grow best there. Since indoor air is usually hot aind dry during winter, it would be best to start with plants that thrive in a hot climate with low humidity. Blooming plants require more sunlight than do foliage plants. If you do not get much sun in your home, you may need to consider growing them under a fluorescent light. Plants that need a medium to
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