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 ...

Kalanchoe, a native to Madagascar and Africa, is one of the most beautiful blooming houseplants. In the South, the plants are most often pronounced “kalantcho” (which rhymes with nacho), but most ...

I have a border of kalanchoe and would like to extend it another 40 feet. The plants are getting ready to bloom (salmon blooms). Can I take cuttings or pull small sprouts from the ground? Last fall ...

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 ...

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Q. My kalanchoe appears to be growing baby plants from the stem. Can these be removed and planted in soil? –Nancy Reise, Wilmette A. Kalanchoe produces offsets at the base of the stem. These can be ...

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 ...

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 ...