323 results for 'frame leaf fig'

    Hannah's Top 2 Houseplants of 2021 and 1 to Lust After in 2022(Post)

    December 20th, 2021 Hannah's Top 2 Houseplants of 2021 and 1 to Lust After in 2022 Hey Plant Friends! This week we are switching it up

    String of Hearts Silver(Post)

    April 18, 2023 String of Hearts Silver Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Ceropegia woodii ‘Silver’, more commonly kno

    Bird of Paradise(Post)

    Weekly Plant Chat: Bird of Paradise Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Strelitzia nicolai, more commonly known as Bird of Paradise. Named for Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Stre

    Begonia Geometry(Post)

    Weekly Plant Chat: Begonia Geometry Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Begonia ‘Geometry’. This striking plant is known for its jaw dropping neon green and red geometric p

    Meet Shayla, founder of the Plant Penthouse!(Post)

    Meet Shayla!As the saying goes, looks can be deceiving. While my Plant Penthouse is home to over 80 plants, this lifestyle is fairly fresh! I give my plant-loving parents credit for sowing seeds thr

    Grow on a Moss Pole (Post)

    As plant parents, we love all the interesting and different ways plants like to grow, whether it be growing up, trailing down, or growing out and all around. To help grow your vining plants, or tho

    Hemerocallis(Post)

    Hemerocallis (Daylily) A cheery midsummer classic and perennial collector’s dream, Hemerocallis (hem-er-oh-KAL-iss), or daylily, are excep

    Pointers for Poinsettias(Post)

    Poinsettia Care Can the holidays really start until poinsettias are here? This festive classic is synonymous with the season of giving, and we're here to give you the low-down on how to

    Campanula(Post)

    Campanula (Bellflower) Profusely blooming in hues of blues, purples, and pinks, Campanula (kam-PAN-yoo-luh), or bellflower, is a low-growing, salt tolerant, deer and rabbit resistant del

    The Hydrangea Handbook(Post)

    The Hydrangea Handbook Hydrangeas are a staple in any Zone 4 (but we're now officially Zone 5a!) garden. We love them and can't ever get enough. Their glorious blooms are the sweet rewar

    Perennials for Early Spring Color(Post)

    Perennials for Early Spring Color While most gardeners are usually taking a deep dive into their gardens by this time of year, we Minnesota gardeners are especi

    Juglone Tolerant Perennials and Shrubs(Post)

    Juglone Tolerant Perennials and Shrubs(Compatible with Black Walnut and Hickory Trees) Juglone is an allelopathic chemical produced by all

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