All About Aloe Veras
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Hi I am Cassie! I am the author of Plants to Poodles and Plant/ Dog Mom.
Plants to Poodles is a blog about growing houseplants, gardening, and raising dogs.
For the beginning plant parent to the advanced dog parent, and how therapeutic and rewarding it can be.
I remember my grandma had a green thumb and she gave me one of her African Violets when I moved into my first house.
I was instantly in love with its soft fuzzy leaves and dark purple blooms. Being a new plant parent, I over loved my African violet.
I over watered it and placed it in direct sunlight. In no time my plant died.
Since my first experience with African Violets I have come a long way.
I am now a proud, Advanced-level plant parent of over 200 plants.
I want to help you experience the therapeutic rewards of becoming a plant and or dog parent.
Raising Standard and Small Standard Poodles and Doodles that are healthy, well-raised, with loving temperaments, and socialized for adjusting to daily life events is my goal. I have dedicated my life to my pack of dogs and my dog program!
Currently I have Standard Poodles, Sheepadoodles, and Aussiedoodles. Plans for litters see our Furture Litters Page here.
Plant Propagation
Exciting news! Plant Propagation is now in process. What is propagating plants? I am glad you asked. It’s taking plant cuttings placing in water and watching the roots grow. After roots are 2-4 inches plant in soil. Now you have a baby plant!
Propagating Currently
African Violets * Aloe Veras * Pothos
Philodendrons * Polka Dot Plants * Snake Plants
Spider Plants * ZZ Plants
Gardening- Seedling Starts
It’s that time of year! This year has been very kind weather wise, and I am jumping up and down like a kid waiting to get my garden in the ground. I have lots of seedlings going.
If you are starting a garden for the first time, or just want more tips or someone to talk garden with, please sign up for my monthly newsletter where I will be talking all things garden for the season.
