One of many interesting succulent plants, the Haworthia cooperi, or Cooper’s Aloe has a compact habit, and its fleshy leaves almost look like a window into the plant. It’s the perfect choice for an indoor succulent garden, as it doesn’t need much attention in order for it to thrive. At a Glance: Haworthia cooperi Plant Facts One of the most … Read More
Flowers such as heath and heather are not only important to the ecosystem and the wildlife which are provided with food and shelter, but also to us. These flowering plants provide a lot of color and a lot of joy in places which often look bereft in the harsh conditions they are adapted to live in, such as fell sides … Read More
Some of the most captivating flowers in the world can be found in Hawaii, but did you know they also hold a lot of symbolism? Below you’ll find a list of some of the most interesting flowers, not only for their beauty, but also for what they represent. Hibiscus It will probably come as no surprise that hibiscus flowers symbolize … Read More
Heather is a widely admired plant for the sea of color that it brings to hillsides, mountains, moors, and what we call “heathland” in honor of how this plant spreads across harsh climates where other plants would simply die. The heather flower means different things to different cultures, but one thing is for sure, these tiny flowers have captured imaginations … Read More
While popular as both an indoor plant and an ornamental garden plant, the hyacinth remains as popular as it ever was. It’s withstood the test of time, and changes within fashion and culture. The hyacinth is often given as a gift, and the flowers have a signature scent which is heady and hard to beat. Just like its enigmatic fragrance, … Read More
The honeysuckle is prized in many cultures for its beautifully sweet fragrance, and delicate-looking blooms, produced on a hardy plant that will attract a huge amount of pollinators. It’s admired not just for its beauty, or its edible nectar or uses in the garden, but also for its symbolism. What does ‘Honeysuckle’ Mean? The name honeysuckle comes from the sweet … Read More
Hydrangeas have been part of gardens for centuries, bringing an array of color and height to any garden. These prolific blooms have captured people’s attention and imagination for nearly as long as they’ve been around, and they have some interesting symbolism attached to them. What does Hydrangea Mean? The name Hydrangea comes from the Greek word hydria, which translates to … Read More
The Hope philodendron comes from South America. Part of the aroid plant group, plants in this family usually feature dramatic foliage and unusually shaped flowers. Hope philodendrons are a perfect houseplant as they’re fairly easy to care for, and soften any home with their huge, ornamental leaves, and give off tropical vibes. Read on to discover how to care for … Read More
