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     • Start moving your houseplants outside once night time temperatures reliably stay above 50°F. Use shady spaces as holding areas while your houseplants adapt to higher light levels. Adjust your feeding and watering habits as you would for any other container plants you have outdoors.
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   Can houseplants grow outside?

   • Most houseplants will thrive in the brighter light and increased air movement they'll get outside during the growing season outdoors. And with consistent watering and occasional doses of fertilizer, your plants will come back into the house in autumn looking refreshed and lush.

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   Which houseplants should you move outside this summer?

   • Besides that, here are nine houseplants you should definitely move outside this summer when temperatures drop no lower than 55°F (13°C). Climbing, vining pothos, the trademark houseplant. This is an incredibly forgiving plant and loves to be in the hot, humid outdoors.

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   Where is the best place to put houseplants outdoors?

   • The best place to put houseplants outdoors will depend on their individual requirements, as the plants we collectively term ‘houseplants’ are a diverse group that come from widely different habitats, from shady rainforests to dry, arid regions.

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   How do you care for houseplants outside?

   • Use shady spaces as holding areas while your houseplants adapt to higher light levels. Adjust your feeding and watering habits as you would for any other container plants you have outdoors . Use houseplants outdoors in garden beds, as accents in baskets, or stand-alone specimens in planters to create a sense of privacy on decks or patios.

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   How do you move houseplants outside?

   • Start moving your houseplants outside once night time temperatures reliably stay above 50°F. Use shady spaces as holding areas while your houseplants adapt to higher light levels. Adjust your feeding and watering habits as you would for any other container plants you have outdoors .

   4 Genius Ways to Use Houseplants in Your Outdoor Garden

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   Why should I move my houseplants outside?

   • Fresh air movement over stems and foliage also delivers carbon dioxide to the leaves, which the plants use along with water and the better intensity of light found outdoors to photosynthesise and create the sugars they need for growth and repair. When should I move my houseplants outdoors?

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   Moving houseplants outdoors for summer. Many houseplants will really benefit from a summer holiday in a sheltered spot in the garden. Here’s everything you need to know about taking your houseplants outside. Many of our most common leafy houseplants hail from rainforest habitats.

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   May 22, 2024 · Being moved outdoors in summer helps them grow thanks to greater light and humidity while adding a tropical flair to your patio, balcony, or backyard. While rains can occasionally help decrease your watering workload, plants need more frequent watering during dry periods.

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7. www.bhg.com › using-indoor-plants-outside4 Genius Ways to Use Houseplants in Your Outdoor Garden

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   • Anchor Seating Areas with Larger Houseplants
   • Add Excitement to Garden Beds
   • Spotlight Colorful Foliage in Creative Combos
   • Create A Strong Focal Point in Containers
   • Tips For Moving Indoor Plants Outside

   Got a hard-working schefflera or ficus sitting in the corner of a room? These and other large architectural indoor plants such as strelitzia, monstera, dracaena, and many palm species look equally impressive on decks, balconies, and patios. They effortlessly complement your seating or dining areas and create a sense of enclosure and privacy. For ev...

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   Houseplants are an easy way to take predictable garden beds to a new level. For example, in my fern-filled shade garden, I add an unexpected element with a few strong, spiky indoor plants such as snake plants, bromeliad species, and dracaena. You can plant your houseplants directly in the ground for the season (once soil temperatures have warmed up...

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   Houseplants with pretty patterns and colors on their leaves are fun to mix and match together in a pot. I particularly like combining my smaller plants with similar growing needs into one outdoor planter so they won't dry out as fast. For example, this wide but shallow planter holds a mix of dieffenbachia, pothos, trailing philodendron, and hot-pin...

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   Container gardens look more dynamic when anchored around a taller, upright plant (your thiller). If you're uninspired by the usual fare of vertical accents available at your local nursery, why not try one of your favorite mid-size houseplants? Bromeliads, snake plants, and dracaena are my favorite choices because they provide unmatched structure, w...

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   Most houseplants will thrive in the brighter light and increased air movement they'll get outside during the growing season outdoors. And with consistent watering and occasional doses of fertilizer, your plants will come back into the house in autumn looking refreshed and lush. However, it's best to slowly transition any indoor plant to outside con...

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   Mar 4, 2019 · We show you when and how to move house plants outdoors for summer, plus tips on caring for house plants, with expert help from BBC Gardeners' World Magazine.

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9. www.houseandgarden.co.uk › article › plants-forHow to beautify the exterior of your house with plants

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   Jun 6, 2024 · Try contrasting the lavender balls with taller plants such as alliums or verbascum in between. For shady front gardens, you can't go wrong with clipped box (Buxus sempervirens) or bay tree standards with hart's tongue ferns to create different shapes.

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    Sep 13, 2022 · You’re probably looking forward to spending more time on your outdoor patio—and so are some of your plants! And while not every houseplant is happy to be outdoors, for the ones that are, outside time can help boost their growth and health.

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    May 27, 2024 · Moving houseplants outdoors can help with this, offering them a chance to soak up the sun and benefit from more air circulation. We've spoken to experts to find out why you should give your plants some fresh air, and when is the best time to move houseplants outdoors.