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Christmas Cactus FAQs by RGC Bloggers King Trousdale, Lisa Ethridge & Suzy Crowe
A Christmas Cactus is a succulent plant from the Brazilian rain forest. It is at home in a jungle, not a desert. Treat your Christmas Cactus right and it will live and bloom for decades. Here are some FAQs to help you treat your Christmas Cactus just right.
Should I repot my Christmas Cactus?
- If your Christmas Cactus came in a small pot, it needs to be transplanted to thrive
- Select a medium pot and fill it with a mix of potting soil and perlite
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The Garden Club of Georgia Affiliates focused on horticulture & environment
- African Violet Club of Greater Atlanta
- American Camellia Society
- American Hydrangea Society
- Atlanta Chapter of American Ivy Society
- Atlanta Orchid Society
- Daylily Society of Greater Atlanta
- Georgia Hosta Society
- Georgia Iris Society
- Georgia Native Plant Society
- Georgia Perennial Plant Association
- Greater Atlanta Begonia Society
- Greater Gwinnett Rose Society
- Historic Oakland Foundation
- Monarchs Across Georgia
- North Georgia Camellia Society
- Rome African Violet Study Group
Other Organizations
- American Daffodil Society
- Atlanta Audubon Society
- Atlanta Gardening Connection/ Atlanta Botanical Garden
- Callaway Gardens
- Center for a Sustainable Coast
- Cherokee Garden Library
- Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens at Historic Bamboo Farm
- Columbus Botanical Garden
- DeKalb History Center
- Fred Hamilton Rhododendron Garden
- Georgia Conservancy
- Georgia Department of Natural Resources
- Georgia Department of Transportation
- Georgia Perimeter College Botanical Garden
- Georgia Urban Forest Council
- Georgia Wildlife Federation
- LeConte-Woodmanston Plantation and Botanical Gardens
- NESPAL—National Environmentally Sound Production Agriculture Laboratory
- Savannah Botanical Gardens
- Southeastern Flower Show
- State Botanical Garden of Georgia
- Waddell Barnes Botanical Gardens
Books About the Environment, Nature & Ecology…these are titles & authors, not links
- Bringing Nature Home, Douglas Tallamy
- Small Space Gardening Ideas, Philippa Pearson
- The Living Landscape, Doug Tallamy & Rick Darke
- The Natural History of Wild Shrubs and Vines, Donald Stokes
- Native Shrubs and Woody Vines of the Southeast, Leonard E. Foote & Samuel B. Jones, Jr
- Wildflowers of Georgia, Linda Chafin
- The Ultimate Guide to Wildflowers of North America, Joan Barker
- Appalachian Wildflowers, Thomas E. Hemmerly
- Gardening with Native Plants of the South, Sally Wasowski
- Last Child in the Woods, Richard Louv
- The Hidden Life of Trees, Peter Wohlleben
- The Naturalist: Theodore Roosevelt, Darrin Lunde
- Lab Girl, Hope Jahren
- The Forest Unseen, David J. Haskell
- The Nature Fix, Florence Williams
- Your Brain on Nature, Eva M. Selhub & Alan C. Logan
- In Open Country, Rahawa Haile
- A Walk In the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail, Bill Bryson
- The Unlikely Thru-Hiker: An Appalachian Trail Journey, Derick Lugo
- Alta California, Nick Neely
National Garden Clubs Resources
Programs to Beautify, Preserve and Protect
- Plant America Inspiring Gardens Across the Americas
- Blue & Gold Star Memorials Honoring Those Who Served Our Country
- Penny Pines Saving Forests $68 at a Time
- National Garden Week Celebrate National Garden Week in Your Community
- Youth Programs Activities to Engage & Award Opportunities
- Running Waters Global Partners Running Waters
National Garden Clubs Resources
Schools for Members and Non-Members
- Environmental School Relationships, problems, problem solving
- Flower Show School Horticulture curriculum, design, flower show procedure
- Gardening School Plants, pests & diseases, gardens
- International NGC Schools Flower show schools & educational schools
- Landscape Design School Planning, procedure, completion
- Multiple Refreshers New info for NGC accredited Environmental, Gardening & Landscape Design consultants
- Flower Show Symposiums In-depth, more advanced Flower Show School subject
Books About the Environment, Nature & Ecology…these are titles & authors, not links
- Garden Blessings: Prose, Poems and Prayers Celebrating the Love of Gardening, June Cotner
- Romantic Gardens: Nature, Art, and Landscape Design, Elizabeth Barlow Rogers, Elizabeth Eustis, et al.
- The Secret Life of Plants, Peter Tomkins
- That Wild Country: An Epic Journey Through the Past, Present, and Future of America’s Public Lands, Mark Kenyon
- Thirst: 2600 Miles to Home, Heather Anish Anderson
- The Adventurer’s Son: A Memoir, Roman Dial
- End of the Rope: Mountains, Marriage & Motherhood, Jan Redford
- Ecology of a Cracker Childhood, Janisse Ray
- Going to Ground: Simple Life on a Georgia Pond, Amy Blackmarr
- House of Steps: Adventures of a Southerner Removed to Kansas, Amy Blackmarr
- Blind Courage, Bill Irwin, 1st blind man to complete solo, unassisted 2,175 mile Appalachian Trail through hike
- The Wildest Place on Earth: Italian Gardens and the Invention of Wilderness, John Hanson Mitchell
- Cutting Back, Leslie Buck
- Prairie Fires, Caroline Fraser
- The Widow Cliquot, Tilar J. Mazzeo
- Wild, Cheryl Strayed
- The Unlikely Thru-Hiker: An Appalachian Trail Journey, Derrick Lugo
- Braiding Sweetgrass, Robin Wall Kimmerer
- Choked: The Age of Air Pollution & the Fight for a Cleaner Future, Beth Gardiner
- Downriver: Into the Future of Water in the West, Heather Hansman
- How to Give Up Plastic: A Guide to Changing the World, One Plastic Bottle at a Time, Will McCall
- Sustainability Made Simple, Rosaly Byrd & Lauren Demates
- Visionary Women: How Rachel Carson, Jane Jacobs, Jane Goodall, & Alice Waters Changed Our World, Andrea Barret
- I’m Not a Plastic Bag, Rachel Hope Allison
- Fiction The Drowned World, J.G. Ballard
- Fiction The Monkey Wrench Gang, Edward Abbey
- Fiction Salvage the Bones, Jessmyn Ward
- Fiction The Excellent Lombards, Jane Hamilton
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