Here are details of the plants that can be grown indoors over the winter.
?RELATIVELY EASY TO GROW FLOWERING INDOOR PLANTS:
AFRICAN VIOLETS are one of the easiest to keep in flower. If cared for they will often flower throughout the entire year. Best kept in a bright window with evenly moist soil. Water droplets on the leaves create unsightly brown spots so best to water them from the bottom. They will also tolerate lower light conditions but may not bloom as well.
PEACE LILY?grows well in both low light and low humidity conditions. Keep soil evenly moist. An added bonus to this plant is the?ability to reduce toxins ?in the air.
CHRISTMAS CACTUS?will grow in low light to brighter light settings. They bloom when triggered by cooler temperatures and shorter days.
GERANIUM are easy to grow and will flower for a very long time. They enjoy bright light and a moderately dry soil.
POINSETTIA are a wonderful winter bloomer. They can last for months. They will go into a dormant stage then bloom again, so if you want to keep them over from one year to another it is possible.?
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