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Ask the Master Gardener: Varieties to consider for teaching kids to care for plants

Select a foliage plant that tolerates lower light, has lower watering demands and has few pests.

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Ask the Master Gardener: Now is the time to prepare amaryllis plants for a holiday bloom

Although red and scarlet are the most popular colors, amaryllis flowers may be pink, white, salmon, apricot, rose, or bicolor in both single and double forms.

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Ask the Master Gardener: Pamper snake plants for lush, vigorous growth

A pot-bound, mature snake plant may even send up a tall spike of dainty, white to green, fragrant blossoms.

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Ask the Master Gardener: Crossandra, the firecracker flower, can thrive in the right conditions

Crossandras need bright but not direct sunlight, temperatures above 55 degrees and humidity.

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Ask the Master Gardener: Inspect and repot houseplants before bringing them in for the winter

If you find insects, webs or egg masses, wash them off or wipe them off with a damp paper towel or cotton swab.

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