Plainview Launches EasyCare, An Exciting New Addition To Our Eco-Friendly Line

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Plainview Launches EasyCare, An Exciting New Addition To Our Eco-Friendly Line

Plainview Pure is proud to announce their new lineup of EasyCare plants for 2018

Our new line of eco-friendly plants are truly easy care! Hardy and durable, these plants perform well most anywhere. They enjoy filtered light and require very minimal watering. Exotic and contemporary looking, our EasyCare plants are sure to grab attention! Sold in both plastic grower pots and sleek ceramics.

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Strong & Resilient, our EasyCare line of plants offer a unique and exotic look. From the deep rich spikes of Sansevieria – fanned, twisted, or grown into a braid. To the unusual look of Euphorbia and Adenium. These hardy and extremely low maintenance plants perform well most anywhere!

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Our mission is to supply our customers with plant products of the highest quality at a competitive price, and to operate our business in a professional and profitable manner. We will constantly strive to provide superior service through the implementation of innovative ideas and technological advances necessary to meet the challenges of an ever-changing market.

Our coordinated efforts will contribute to the success of our business partners and our employees by emphasizing quality, value, honesty, fairness and respect in every business situation.

That’s the Plainview Promise.

 

Plainview Growers
4 Comments
    • Jill
      Reply
      Posted at 7:10 AM, September 20, 2021

      I just purchased a 5″ ColorFuze Purple Fusion that is absolutely stunningly beautiful. I have it in my office and under an LED Grow light for 8 hours M-Th. What is the best way for me to care for this baby for it to keep its blooms? Also, is it okay to feed it Miracle Grow Orchid Plant Food Mist, and if so; how often should it be fed. I also have an ice cube orchid that has lost its blooms, should I keep the two plants apart from each other?

  • JoAnn Ralstin
    Reply
    Posted at 9:38 PM, January 28, 2019

    How much water do you use ever
    6 weeks for low water succulents?

  • Ginger Robinette
    Reply
    Posted at 3:53 PM, June 8, 2022

    What can I do with the plant when blooms are done?

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