726 results for 'winter white'

    Alluaudia procera (Post)

    Sept 20th, 2022 Alluaudia procera Hey Plant Friends! This week we are going to be talking about Alluaudia procera or Madagascar ocot

    Dancing Bones Cactus(Post)

    January 31, 2023 Dancing Bones Cactus Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Hatiora salicornioides, more commonly known a

    Liatris(Post)

    Liatris (Blazing Star/Gayfeather) Blazing temperatures, bustling pollinators, and emerging summer blooms are sure signs that the hot month

    spider plant(Post)

    Chlorophytum comosum Popular, easy, and fun to grow. Every home could use a spider plant, and, they propagate themselves! Just pluck off the little “spiders” that grow from the mother plant,

    Windmill Palm(Post)

    April 4, 2023 Windmill Palm Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Trachycarpus fortune, more commonly known as the Windmi

    Pachira aquatica(Post)

    Pachira aquatica Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Pachira aquatica, more commonly known as the Money Tree. This plant is native to Central and South America and belongs

    Sempervivum(Post)

    Sempervivum (Hens and Chicks)  Colorful striking rosettes, easy to grow, and offering interesting texture, Sempervivum tectorum, commonly referred to as Hens and Chicks, is an attention-

    Common Perennial Garden Diseases(Post)

    Common Perennial Garden Diseases Though perennials are tremendously hardy and beautiful plants, thriving once established with routine car

    Calathea(Post)

    November 18th, 2020 Calathea Hey plant friends! Its time to talk about Calathea (ka·luh·thee·uh). Calathea belongs to the family Mar

    Autograph Tree(Post)

    December 20, 2022 clusia rosea Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Clusia rosea, more commonly known as Autograph Tree.

    Sansevieria Ghost(Post)

    Sansevieria 'Ghost' Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Sansevieria trifasciata 'Ghost', more commonly known as snake plant or

    Throwback Plants of 70’s, 80’s and Today!(Post)

    I was born in the 1980’s, what kids these days are calling the late 1900’s. And I say sheesh to that. Back in the olden days sheesh was an expression of disbelief or exasperation, now it’s a

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