Cestrum aurantiacum is one of the hardiest species in the genus (USDA Zones 8-11). The plant can be grown as a large shrub, or small multi-trunk tree up to 10 foot in height. The tubular, yellow flowers only develop a very faint citrus scent after dark, so I don't classify this one as a fragrant plant. This species also doesn't cycle in and out of flower like many other Cestrums. Flowering is non-stop nearly all year long at the tips of the branches. Cestrum aurantiacum blooms best in fu ...(more) 

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Height: 24 in. to 8 ft. Flowers: All Year Foliage: Grown for Foliage, Evergreen, Succulent. This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds CULTURE: Full Sun to Partial Shade. Irrigation: Drought-tolerant; suitable for xeriscaping. Propagation: From herbaceous stem cuttings, From seed; direct sow after last frost, By simple layering. Rooting directions: Just place tip in the ground or pot, it roots very easily. Want more Pictures? Clic ...(more) 

This is a decorative small specimen tree or shrub with sparse branches that grows up to 10 ft. It has light green leaves, the flowers are small but bright red or pink and appearing in considerable numbers on red stems. Makes a good potted plant but can also be used in a small garden and as a border plant. Partial sun and a well-drained soil are preferred. Propagation is by seeds, which are produced freely and germinate easily, or by cuttings. It's an Everbloomer! "With it's deep green fol ...(more) 

Variegated Devil's Backbone, Pedilanthus tithymaloides is a succulent shrub with zigzagged stems native to dry tropical forests of Mexico, the Caribbean, Central America, and northern South America. The plant exudes milky sap when broken. It's easy to grow, and can add nice year round color and interest to gardens. Light has a lot to do with the colorations of the leaves. More light and the leaves get a rosey edge. Less light provides green and white leaves. The plants will bloom easi ...(more) 

People will chuckle when they see the leaf and hear the name of this plant. Indeed, it does have some resemblance to marijuana in its shape, hence the name for that famous San Francisco location of the 1960s. Hibiscus acetosella is a tropical hibiscus grown mostly for its foliage -- at least that is why I like it. To me, the flower is inconsequential or, at best, a conversation item. The foliage is simply dazzling. It's like getting to have a fiery red maple showing off all summer. It has ...(more) 

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Crassula obovata Cutting Scientific Name: Crassula obovata Haw. family: Crassulaceae Recommended Temperature Zone: sunset: 8,9,12-28USDA: 10-12 Frost Protection: Avoid any frost Heat Tolerance: Good Sun Exposure: Light shade Origin: South Africa Growth Habits: Succulent, 4 inches wide (10 cm), 3 inches tall (8 cm) Watering Needs: Regular water in summer in Phoenix, fairly drought tolerant elsewhere Propagation: Leaf cuttings, offsets Want more Pictur ...(more) 

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Panda Plant, Pussy Ears Scientific Name: Kalanchoe tomentosa Family: Crassulaceae Recommended Temperature Zone: sunset: 17,23-25, 27USDA: 9b-11 Frost Protection: Semi tender, Hardy to 28°F (-2°C) Heat Tolerance: Resists to full sun Sun Exposure: Light shade or shade in summer Origin: Madagascar Growth Habits: Succulent subshrub, up to 1.5 feet tall (45 cm) Watering Needs: Little water, keep dry in winter Propagation: Stem cuttings, leaf cuttings The typical form has 2  ...(more) 

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"This is the one orchid I can count on to flower. I don't even have to do anything special. It doesn't get enough light, sometimes it gets too much and gets scorched, sometimes it gets too much water, sometimes not enough, sometimes it gets really hot, other times it gets really cold, fed or not fed this is a truly rewarding orchid." Epidendrum radicans bears a densely flowered head of long-lasting red/orange flowers, with yellow throats, which rises above the foliage. Best grown on where ...(more) 

Here in Central Florida, Breynia nivosa has recently enjoyed a great deal of popularity. Most plant retailers label the plant only as "Snow Bush" or "Snow-on-the-Mountain." Its leaves are mottled green, white, red and pink, with most of the color at the growing tips of the branches. Stems and branches are a pretty cranberry color. They need at least partial sun in order to develop the characteristic pink and red leaf colors. If planted in the shade, they revert back to a fairly unimpressive  ...(more) 

Ochna serrulata (commonly known as the Mickey Mouse bush due to the plant's bright-red sepals, which resemble the face of Mickey Mouse) is an ornamental garden plant of the Ochnaceae family which is indigenous to South Africa. Planted in southern African gardens, it makes an attractive, indigenous ornamental plant. During the spring, the shrub's fragrant yellow blossoms that appear are usually around 2 cm (0.8 in) in diameter. Though, the petals tend to drop soon after they bloom. Five or ...(more)