Although kalanchoe is typically grown as a houseplant, it can also be planted successfully outside in warm regions. The kalanchoe is commonly grown as a ground cover or planted in rock gardens for a ...

Looking for a cheery little flowering plant to brighten up your windowsill? Maybe you’d like to add some color to your grouping of leafy green potted plants. Or perhaps you’d like a pretty little ...

If you have little interest in garden design and just want to decorate your yard with plants that have exotic looks, you can do that by focusing entirely on two botanical genera: Euphorbia and ...

Dear Roger: I have collected several colors of kalanchoe plants. I cannot resist them in the stores. They grow like gangbusters, but they never bloom again after the first year. Is there a secret to ...

Kalanchoe is popular with gardeners for a variety of reasons. Houseplant growers enjoy this succulent for its long-lasting brilliant red, pink, orange or white bloom heads that appear above the waxy ...

Mother-of-millions is the common name for Kalanchoe delagoensis, but it could also apply to Kalanchoes such as K. prolifica and pinnata, which generate multitudes of buds on their leaf edges. Those ...

•  Consider using cactus mix in pot. •  Let dry before repeat watering. •  Use half-strength houseplant liquid fertilizer once a month. •  Allow plenty of air ...

Question: We have two kalanchoe plants of different colors. Will they keep blooming year-round and what care is needed? Answer: Expect your kalanchoe plants to continue flowering through mid-spring.

Growth habit: An upright to rounded succulent perennial growing to 12 inches tall and wide. The leaves are oval to oblong in shape, medium to dark green, thick, with rounded to toothed edges and ...

The name Kalanchoe — pronounce it either ka-lan-KO-ee or ka-lan-CHO-ee and you’ll be just fine may sound strange and foreboding and, if truth be told, some of the plants included in this genus are ...

Anyone spotted any poinsettias yet? It won’t be much longer, though it is hard to believe the midwinter holidays are bearing down on us. Poinsettias, Christmas trees, Christmas cacti, mistletoe ... oh ...