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Mesembryanthemum flowering succulents have fleshy leaves, unique shapes and colors, and low maintenance requirements, making them a great choice for gardens and containers. Learn more mesembryanthemum plant information here to start growing your own.
One of my favorites in the herb garden is Greek oregano, also known as European or Turkish oregano. So just what is Greek oregano? Click here to learn more about Greek oregano uses, how to grow Greek oregano and other Greek oregano info.
The Texas sage tree, which is really more of a woody shrub, flowers profusely, tolerates drought, and is low maintenance. Click for more.
Hedychium Coronarium (White Ginger Lily Plant) fragrant white flowers, fast growth, lance-shaped leaves, sweetly fragrant, intricate shape. [DETAILS]
Montmorency tart cherries are classics. This variety is used to make dried cherries and is perfect for pies and jams. Dark, sweet cherries are great for fresh eating, but if you want to bake and preserve, you need something a little tart. Click here for more info.
Dwarf palmetto plants are small palms that are native to the southern U.S. and thrive in warm climates. They can act as understory palms for taller trees or as focal points in beds and gardens. These diminutive palms are easy to care for too. Learn more here.
Japanese ginger roots are not edible. The shoots and buds of this plant are edible and can be used like an herb in cooking. Japanese ginger uses aren't limited to food, though. Learn more in this article.
Echeveria Runyonii (Topsy Turvy Plant) evergreen, pinkish-white leaves, yellow or bright orange flowers, rosette form, loves full sun. [DETAILS]
Burgundy Rubber Plant (Ficus Elastica Burgundy) prolific fleshy burgundy leaves, man-made cultivar, grows tall but prune to maintain height. [DETAILS]
Harlequin Flower (Sparaxis) fan-shaped tuft of narrow leaves, funnel shaped flowers with loose spikes, tiny clusters of blooms, variety of colors. [DETAILS]
If you can only bring one tree into your garden, it will have to provide beauty and interest for all four seasons. The Japanese stewartia tree is up for the job. For more Japanese stewartia info and tips on Japanese stewartia care, click this article.
Cinnamon ferns are tall, stately beauties that grow wild in swamps and on moist mountain slopes of eastern woodlands. This interesting fern is an asset to any shady landscape. Read here for more info.
Cinnamon basil displays dark green leaves and cinnamon-colored stems. These basil plants contain cinnamite, a compound that gives the herb an intense, spicy aroma and cinnamon-like flavor. Interested in growing Cinnamon basil? Click here for more Cinnamon basil info.
While it is still sometimes grown and foraged for its healing properties, it may also appeal to American gardeners as a native plant that attracts pollinators. But exactly what is boneset? Click here to learn more about how to grow boneset and common boneset plant uses.
Deer Fern (Blechnum Spicant) evergreen, prefers deep shade, pinnately compound rosette leaves, non-flowering, fresh woody aroma. [DETAILS]
Vanda orchids produce some of the more stunning blooms in the genera. Care of Vanda orchids is simple, and you can find more info in this article.
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Ranging widely in color and taste, basil plants remain one of the most popular herbs found in today’s home gardens. One variety in particular, called ‘Purple Ruffles,’ is prized for its taste as well as its visually striking foliage. Learn more about it in this article.
Calla lilies make excellent houseplants and in addition to division, one may ask, "Can I grow calla seed pods and, if so, where can I find info on how to grow a calla lily from seed?" Read here to find out.
