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**Stetbrate** · 10-18-2008, 06:24 PM

also, i love to advise to kassandra....i think you would love having plants in your home. it adds a vibe of in the home that is loving and nurturing. plants are a good way to share things with others, you can easily take sprouts off of plants and buy a simple small pot and give plants as simple gifts to others. giving life of any shape or form to another is a gift of love.

thanks!

ive been telling myself this for quite some time now. its going to be expensive for me at first because i know that i am going to struggle keepin some of the plants alive.

can anyone suggest any plants that are failry easy to maintain and are nice to look at? i have had bamboo in the past and it lasted longer than any other plant ive had, so thats on my list first....anything else???

10-18-2008, 06:24 PM	#11
Stetbrate Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 489 Senior Member	also, i love to advise to kassandra....i think you would love having plants in your home. it adds a vibe of in the home that is loving and nurturing. plants are a good way to share things with others, you can easily take sprouts off of plants and buy a simple small pot and give plants as simple gifts to others. giving life of any shape or form to another is a gift of love. thanks! ive been telling myself this for quite some time now. its going to be expensive for me at first because i know that i am going to struggle keepin some of the plants alive. can anyone suggest any plants that are failry easy to maintain and are nice to look at? i have had bamboo in the past and it lasted longer than any other plant ive had, so thats on my list first....anything else???
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