Fireplace Plants?
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by margaret e. pell on October 30, 2006 01:31 AM
Sanseveria of varying sorts can deal with both indirect light and dry heat. There are lots of different kinds, from quite tall to quite short, with or without variagation, ...
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by Jiffymouse on October 30, 2006 04:37 AM
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good call margaret! i didn't think of that, but knew there should be something...
by myndful on October 30, 2006 07:35 PM
Thanks! I'll take a look for some as soon as I get off of plant restriction...
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by Jiffymouse on October 31, 2006 01:12 AM
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plant restriction is a place i tend to stay ![[Embarrassed]](im/redface.gif)
there are so many varieties that you might end up with a facination just for them!
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We have a fireplace that sees a lot of use in the winter. I would consider it to be medium-to-low light, depending on what part of the mantle - one side is near a medium/large window and a small window, the other side is near a small window. Big window has Western exposure, smalls have Northern.
Suggestions for plants to go on top, keeping in mind that there's a fire every night? TIA
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