Frangipani (Plumeria) has been playing a prominent role not only in gardening culture for ages. It has also been an important plant in perfumery for a long time. Origin Basically, mainly the species of Plumeria known as frangipani play a role in houseplant culture. However, the genus includes several other species, about 20 in total. …
No, this is not a species of lilac (Syringa), even though its bushy panicle flowers look quite similar. However, the California lilac can enrich your garden in an equally decorative way. It also serves as a valuable insect pasture and is generally pleasantly low-maintenance. Origin The California lilac, botanically Ceanothus, is also commonly called soap …
With its white or red flower balls, composed of countless waxy star-shaped flowers, the hoya, also known as waxflower, waxplant, or waxvine, spreads tropical flair on the windowsill. The splendor of the flowers is accompanied by heart-shaped, oval, or elongated, leathery leaves. Behind the exotic silhouette hides a low-maintenance, climbing houseplant. Care Tips It is …
The exotic slipper flowers, also known as lady’s purses, slipperwort, and pocketbook flowers, owe their name to their bright yellow, striking flowers. As charming houseplants, opulent Calceolaria hybrids have taken many hearts by storm. New cultivars also thrive magnificently in the bed and on the balcony. Planting the Slipper Flower You want to plant the …
Hydrangeas are real miracles of flowers. These beautiful plants are also known as hortensia, bigleaf hydrangea, French hydrangea, lacecap hydrangea, mophead hydrangea, and penny mac. Their gaudy hues enchant every observer. But the splendor of color does not come by itself. You need to consider some factors in the care and selection of the site …
