With long-lasting blossoms and an exotic look, the yellow oleander is a highly ornamental plant that’s grown despite it being a poisonous plant. Thevetia peruviana is considered a tall growing shrub that’s native to Central America and Mexico. As you’ll see in the plant care … Yellow Oleander – Care, Growing, Watering, Flowering, Propagation read more »
Golden Rain Tree, also known as Koelreuteria paniculata is one of those rare trees in the United States that are famous for their midsummer flowerings. They bloom beautiful yellow flowers followed by colorful fruits that resemble Japanese lanterns. The colors of the fruits change from … Golden Rain Tree – Care, Growing, Watering, Flowering, Propagation read more »
As a medium-sized plant, the Dracaena lemon lime has striking broad leaves striped with white and lime green on the edges and a darker shade of green in the middle of the leaves. The striped look this crates on the leaves is easy on the … Dracaena Lemon Lime – Care, Growing, Watering, Propagation read more »
You might wonder where the name of Moses in the Cradle comes from. The unusual name derives from the stunning boat-shaped bracts that hold gently the beautiful white flowers growing in the middle. Other names such as Boat Lily, Moses-in-a-Boat, Moses-in-a-Basket, Cradle Lily, Moses-in-the-Bulrushes or … Moses in the Cradle Plant – Care, Growing, Watering, Flowering, Propagation read more »
The emerald gem plant or Homalomena is a green foliage plant that’s low maintenance and features thick spade-shaped leaves. Because the plant is relatively compact and does not grow tall, you can easily find a good spot for it even in homes with space constraints. … Emerald Gem Plant – Care, Growing, Watering, Propagation, Diseases read more »
Clivia lily, also known as bush lily, is bative to the low-altitude woodlands in South Africa. These evergreen perennials with strap-shaped, dark green leaves earned their reputation as well-performing house and conservatory plants. Their name is derived from the Lady Florentina Clive, and since they … Clivia Plant – Care, Growing, Watering, Flowering, Propagation read more »
Showing a striking resemblance to bamboo, the Areca palm is a tall and clumping palm that’s native to Madagascar and South India. While the Areca palm is a sun-loving plant that won’t adapt to low light conditions, making it a debatable choice for an indoor … Areca Palm – Care, Growing, Watering, Propagation, Diseases read more »
Despite its saddening name, baby tears plant or Soleirolia soleirolii is a beautiful and vibrant green plant with tiny leaves and a vigorous growth that’s hard to reconcile with its delicate and docile features. The plant is well-suited for outdoor cultivation as ground cover, but … Baby Tears Plant – Care, Growing, Watering, Propagation read more »
The shamrock or wood sorrel, as the oxalis plant is also known by, is grown from small bulbs and spreads easily once it’s placed in a good environment. Besides the vividly colored deep maroon leaves, the oxalis plant also has vividly colored blooms that come … Oxalis Plant – Care, Growing, Watering, Flowering, Propagation read more »
The money tree plant, otherwise known as Guiana Chestnut or Pachira Aquatica, is believed to bring luck and prosperity to its owners. Whether you want a money tree plant for these reasons or simply because you want a tree-like plant for your indoors, there are … Money Tree Plant – Care, Growing, Watering, Flowering, Propagation read more »
