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Any advice on best plant gift for mother's day?

stephanepatteuxP4YZaBYTstephanepatteuxP4YZaBYT Posts: 10
edited February 2022 in Plants

What do you think would make a great plant gift for Mother’s Day? I am looking for the top 5 plant gift to use to decorate her house, ideally low maintenance.

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  • FairygirlFairygirl west central ScotlandPosts: 48,991
    A nice advert. That would be my starter.... :)  
    It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....


  • BenCottoBenCotto RutlandPosts: 4,043
    edited February 2022
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  • FairygirlFairygirl west central ScotlandPosts: 48,991
    edited February 2022
    Well - you know how these folk are @BenCotto...
    ...and it's Friday afternoon. Just what the spammers like  ;)

    Oh - and the wrongly spelled word in the title. Another clue  :)
    It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....


  • stephanepatteuxP4YZaBYTstephanepatteuxP4YZaBYT Posts: 10
    wow, you're not very nice here, was just looking for advise.
  • FairygirlFairygirl west central ScotlandPosts: 48,991
    Do you mean 'advice'?
    It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....


  • PlantmindedPlantminded Wirral (free draining sandy soil)Posts: 1,739
    edited February 2022
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  • FireFire North LondonPosts: 17,116
    Where abouts are you Stephane?  Apologies for the suspicion and unpleasant tone.
  • stephanepatteuxP4YZaBYTstephanepatteuxP4YZaBYT Posts: 10

    i think i had enough, English is my second language, i will leave this forum. Never been trolled on the internet before. Not a pleasant experience.

  • zugeniezugenie Posts: 602
    Last year we got an azalea from m&s for my MIL, it was flowering again in december when we saw them and she was really pleased with it
  • JennyJJennyJ DoncasterPosts: 7,672
    It depends what kind of conditions it's going to be kept in - dry centrally-heated houses without a lot of natural light and only coming from one side aren't ideal but it's what most people have.
    My Mum always appreciates a few pots of spring bulbs that I've planted as dry bulbs the previous autumn and grown on. Not expensive, but a bit of thought goes into it and they can be planted in the garden after the flowers have faded. And not paying the over-inflated prices for flowers and flowering houseplants that happen in late March every year around Mothers' Day.

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