Plant Care

Arguably one of the most fascinating plants to the average public is the carnivorous variety. Plants are thought as being beautiful, dainty, and harmless. Not these specimens! The Sundew plant is among the largest genera under carnivorous plants, Drosera. All of these individuals are known for their sticky tentacle-shaped appendages used to catch bugs that …

Forget-me-not is associated as a sign of never-ending love in the language of flowers. This powder blue flower has five petals that marry a yellow centre. These flowers bloom in spring and are only one centimetre in diameter, making them one of the tiniest flowers. Forget-Me-Nots are extremely popular in-home gardens as they add a …

Hibiscus or rose mallow belongs to the mallow group. The genus consists of several hundred different species. They are native to warm temperatures and are found in tropical and subtropical regions around the world. Its name is derived from the Greek word ἰβίσκος (ibískos).      The reason why gardeners and green thumbs love hibiscus is …

The jade plant, or the Crassula ovata, is a favourite houseplant among beginners and advanced plant enthusiasts alike. And for good reason. Jade plants are often called the “lucky plant” or the “money plant”. These plants originate from Mozambique and South Africa but they can grow anywhere. Since they’re succulents, jade plant care is easier …

With a name like the Purple Waffle plant, there’s no doubt that this individual can be quite the conversation starter. They are named for their unusual leaves that scrunch up in a similar shape to a waffle.  The tops of the leaves are the typical green, while underneath lays a pop of purple. Interestingly enough, …