Classed as both outdoor and indoor succulents, sedum plants are known for being robust, withstanding much more water, and colder temperatures than other types of succulent plants. Different types of sedum come with different growth habits. Some stand upright, some trail, and others branch out, meaning that there is one for every space imaginable. Like most succulent plants, sedums do … Read More
The Gazania, also known as the treasure flower for its vivid color in warm, treasure-tones, are guaranteed to bring a huge wealth of color into any garden. In hotter climates, these plants can grow as beautiful weeds with very little trouble at all, or become completely invasive and take over, if they are not managed properly. While these are tender … Read More
Gardenias are probably not your first choice when it comes to cut flowers, or a plant you’ll readily grow in the garden. But you should reconsider both, as the gardenia is a strong contender for a cut flower which has a lot of beauty, as well as a lot of meaning attached to it. Gardenias have some of the loveliest … Read More
If you thought you were a die-hard collector of everything Tolkien, there are a few more options that you might not be aware of, which you should consider adding to your collection. Oh, and they’re living plants. Any Lord of the Rings fan who is a plant enthusiast should know that there are several succulent cultivars which are named after … Read More
Gladioli are lovely plants which produce huge towers of vivid color, often bi-colors. While its beauty can be distracting, and you may think that’s all there is to this flower, there is much more to this bloom than you might assume at the first glance. The symbolism of a gladiolus isn’t as widely known as rose symbolism, for example, but … Read More
Green flowers are valued for their rarity. It’s not often that plants produce flowers in this color, as they’ve evolved to attract pollinators using a wide range of colors. That’s not to say that naturally green flowers aren’t pollinated – but they’re usually pollinated a different way, like wind pollination. Those that are pollinated by pollinators tend to be colors … Read More
With goldenrod and ragweed being such similar plants, it can be difficult to tell which is which. Both plants also produce a lot of pollen, which can make hayfever much worse. You might also be allergic to one or both of these plants – and it’s worth knowing which, so you can avoid them as much as possible. Here’s how … Read More
