The most magical time of the year is upon us! Cozy weather, delicious treats and blooming Christmas Cactus (Schlumbergera) is ...

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With the right care, a Christmas cactus can continue to bloom year after year, although it may take a little work to get it to flower. "In fact, a Christmas cactus can live up to 20 years," says ...

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As the holiday draws near, garden centers and grocery stores fill up with brightly blooming plants called Christmas cactus. But many of these colorful plants are actually a close cousin, the ...