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Croton plants come in more than 100 varieties. Its leaves, which shapes may vary, come in all colors of autumn:[...]
It's that time of year again! Christmas is right around the corner, and you're ready to start decorating your home[...]
Over the years, I have seen these tropical plants around the offices that I have worked in, the hotels that[...]
Columnea gloriosa, better known as the goldfish plant, derives its name from the orange blossoms that many say look like[...]
The cyclamen plant is a tubular that is native to the Greek Islands of Turkey and some parts of Europe.[...]
The peperomia is a beautiful houseplant that grows naturally in South Africa and some parts of Africa. In the rest[...]
Have you ever seen a thriving fiddle leaf fig tree and thought that you would love to have a plant[...]
During the winter months, many gardeners entertain themselves by bringing the outdoors inside. Among potted plants, poinsettias (Euphorbia pulcherrima) are[...]
Hibiscus is a tropical plant that needs warmth in the cold weather. In cold weather climates, the plant can be[...]
Begonias are a beautiful tropical plant that looks great in any garden, but since they do not grow well in[...]
Dragon fruit is an exotic cactus that is found in Asia, Mexico, and parts of South America. It is not[...]
A Christmas Cactus is a tropical plant that does not naturally exist in nature. It was bred from two unique[...]
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