Flowers

Meadow Rue STRUCK, by the way, a group of herbaceous perennials shot up in late spring, the Ancient Greeks called them Thaliktron, from thallein, to bloom, sprout or flourish. The Romans Latinised this as Thalictrum, which remains...

Hummingbird Plant Dicliptera suberecta, commonly known as a firecracker or hummingbird bush plant, is quite a mouthful for such a graceful specimen. Velvety and soft, the gray-blue leaves are accented by coral-colored tubular flowers that...

Trachyandra If you're searching for a more exotic plant to cultivate, try growing Trachyandra plants. What is a Trachyandra? There are few species of this plant found throughout South Africa and Madagascar. The following article contains Trachyandra...

Dischidia Plant Dischidia are epiphytic plants native to Southeast Asia rainforests and can be hardy by nature, zones 10 and 11 in the U.S, or grown as a houseplant anywhere. These plants are otherwise known as...

Cats Claw Plant  And Cat’s Claw Vine Care What is a cats claw vine plant? Cat’s claw (Macfadyen unguis-cati) is a prolific, fast-growing vine that produces tons of bright, vibrant flowers. It spreads quickly and is...

Japanese Iris When looking for an easy-care flower that is fond of wet conditions, the Japanese iris (Iris ensata) is just what you need. This flowering perennial is available in various colors, including purples, blues, and...

Are Orchids Poisonous For Cats Orchids are not poisonous for Cats, and also this is valid for other pets. There is a lot of misinformation going around the internet with ludicrous claims that the Orchids...

Types Of Yucca Plants Yucca is one of the most important economic plants in the American Southwest. It is widely used as an ornamental, and one species, Yucca elata , serves as the state flower of...

Baby’s Tear Plant The Helxine soleirolii is a low-growing plant often found in terrariums or bottle gardens. Usually referred to as the baby’s tear plant, it may also be known under other common names such as...

Verbena Treated as annuals in our cooler climate, verbenas provide rich color in summer and beyond. In the hot climates of the sub-tropical and tropical Americas, Verbena flourishes. But in cooler, wetter climates, they tend to...