Time To Move Those Houseplants Back Inside

A lot of gardeners wisely move some of their houseplants outside during the
summer to give them better light and fresher air. It is a tricky thing to
do because light conditions inside our homes are always much more reduced
than even the shadiest location in our gardens. Leaves that have been grown
inside our homes have thinner cuticles and are consequently more
susceptible to sunburn when moved outside. By taking special care to
acclimate them, by first placing them in full shade and gradually moving
them into sunnier places in the garden, we can usually be successful. That
being said, now it is time to reverse this ordeal and bring those little
friends back inside and try to keep them happy for the rest of the winter.
Here are a few things to consider in this process: