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Judy, known for years to her many clients as The Plant Lady, currently lives in the town of Camp Verde, not too far from Sedona, Scottsdale, & Prescott Arizona. She has a Masters Degree from the University of Arizona. Judy started her business, Foliage Unlimited Inc. in 1976 and built her first commercial greenhouse in 1980. She sold her business in 2007 and now works as a consultant for using interior plants to solve decorating, clean air, & Feng Shui problems. Her new website, houseplantconsult.com, encourages users to contact her directly with any indoor houseplant questions or problems.

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Judy Feldstein's Articles

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How To Re-Bloom and Propagate Bromeliads

April 21, 2009
Bromeliads are beautiful flowers requiring surprisingly little care to bloom and propagate, perfect for any gardener or flower-lover.

How To Care for Your Ficus Tree

February 26, 2009
Everyone wants a ficus tree and there are many varieties to choose from: Benjamina (and all of its new cultivars such as Midnight, Spearmint, Nitida and Monique), Lyrata or Fiddle...

How To Root Ivy

February 17, 2009
Rooting California ivies is simple and produces great results very quickly. In these difficult economic times why spend $10 or more on a plant for yourself or as a gift for others...

How To Grow a Lipstick Plant

January 30, 2009
Lipstick (aeschynanthus) is a perfect houseplant. Easy to care for, forgiving if you forget to water it, and not the least bit messy like a fern. Hang it in front of a window facing...

How To Care for Your Amaryllis After it Blooms

January 8, 2009
One of the most popular flowering plants this time of the year is the amaryllis. These wonderful bulbs that can be purchased preplanted from companies such as the Amaryllis Bulb...

How To Care for a Fuchsia Over the Winter

November 10, 2008
Fuchsias, nicknamed lady's eardrops because of the shape of their flower, come in three main varieties: hardy, tender, and hanging. They all thrive best in the Pacific Northwest,...

How To Grow a Live Christmas Tree

November 4, 2008
For those of you who want a living Christmas tree that will last year after year (rather than one that barely stays green through the holiday season), the Norfolk Star Pine is...

How To Make a Poinsettia Turn Red

October 16, 2008
You really should have started to work on your poinsettia as soon as it finished blooming last year. So depending on when you start, it may be a little late to have last year's...

How To Grow Tulips

October 7, 2008
Fall is here and it's time to start planting spring bulbs. One of the most rewarding kind of bulb to grow is the tulip. They bloom early, and with proper bulb selection, will continue...

How To Choose a Low Light Plant

September 24, 2008
There are several varieties of plants and trees that can grow in even the darkest areas of your home or business. Here are some suggestions for VERY low light areas and low light...
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