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Cat Horoscope - Capricorn Cats 12/22-1/19. A Top Tropicals Garden Blog post.

Cat Horoscope - Capricorn Cats 12/22-1/19 Cat Horoscope - Capricorn Cats 12/22-1/19
♑️ 😵 What is your cat's Zodiac sign?
Cat Horoscope - Capricorn Cats 12/22-1/19

❓ How to know the astrological sign of your cat? It can be determined by either their date of birth or adoption, as adoption is often considered a second birth for cats.
  • ✨ You can discover the astrological traits that describe the cat, such as their independence, diva-like tendencies, sense of humor, intelligence, and more.
  • ✨ It's also important to consider the astrological relationship between cats and plants...


♑️ Capricorn Zodiac Cats are:
  • ▪️busy, adventurous climbers
  • ▪️mature into wise and practical felines
  • ▪️serious about grooming and etiquette
  • ▪️skilled hunters, protectors, and helpers
  • ▪️loves garden trees and woody vines for scratching and napping
  • ▪️prefers large-leafed, mild-scented plants
  • ▪️proud, regal presence with thoughtful insights


🌟 Learn more about Capricorn Zodiac Cats and their lucky plants

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New Year with New Plants:
Choose from 17 Tropical Paradise Resolutions!

Indoor garden and greenhouse

"A garden is never so good as it will be next year..." - Thomas Cooper.

Happy New Year, dear fellow gardeners! As we step into a fresh new year, it's the perfect time to think about what exciting, special, and life-changing plants we can add to our gardens. The days are getting longer, and spring is just around the corner, so now's the time to make a plan and prepare for the season ahead. Let's take small steps each year to create the garden of our dreams. This winter, consider these fun resolutions:

  1. Hang a bird feeder and install a rain barrel
  2. Order some tropical plant seeds for an early start
  3. Ask your grandparents about their favorite garden plants
  4. Build a raised bed for succulents
  5. Plant a fruit tree or two to have some crop this year
  6. Start a compost pile
  7. Switch to organic fertilizers and plant boosters
  8. Fill empty spaces with flowering trees, shrubs, and vines
  9. Add butterfly attractors to your garden
  10. Provide water for bees and butterflies to help them thrive and pollinate your fruit trees
  11. Get a bonsai starter to try bonsai art
  12. Enjoy meals outside as often as you can
  13. Teach a child how to plant a tree
  14. Plant berry-bearing shrubs like Tropical Cherries to feed the birds
  15. Rake up leaves for winter mulch
  16. Add a few exotic plants to your indoor collection or container garden
  17. Share plants as gifts all year long

Happy gardening in 2025!

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Cat with tropical plants

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Why this pepper is different? A Top Tropicals Garden Blog post.

Piper longum - Indian Long Pepper, Pippali

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Need a low growing show stopper that blooms like a winter fire? A Top Tropicals Garden Blog post.

Gloxinia sylvatica - Bolivian Sunset

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The Princess and the Pea. A Top Tropicals Garden Blog post.

The Princess and the Pea

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How long does it take for Tamarind fruit to ripen? A Top Tropicals Garden Blog post.

Tamarind tree (Tamarindus indica) fruit

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2025: The Year of the Green Wood Snake. A Top Tropicals Garden Blog post.

2025: The Year of the Green Wood Snake

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What is the most spectacular Clerodendrum? A Top Tropicals Garden Blog post.

Clerodendrum speciosissimum - Java Glorybower Mary Jane

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Happy New Year! A Top Tropicals Garden Blog post.

Happy New Year!
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