Lychnis chalcedonica #1Lychnis chalcedonica, otherwise known as "Maltese Cross" and Silene chalcedonica, is a long lasting, old fashioned perennial. Deep scarlet orange flower clusters bloom above foliage on strong stems. Nice cut flower. Blooms: June to August Light: full sun Soil: moist, well drained, regular garden soil Spacing: 1' Height at maturity: 3 4' Fertilization: once a year with a slow release fertilizer Pro tip: remove faded flowers for continuous blooming

Songkran is a days-long celebration across Thailand marking the new year in which people of all ages douse one another with water

The Othonna capensis

When other fall color has faded in northern landscapes

Add a touch of royalty to your garden

commonly called "Shaving Brush Tree" or "Dr

or "Angel Vine" or "Wire Vine"

This species of elephant ear gets its name because of it coppery colored leaves

Sedum telephium 'Munstead Dark Red' stonecrop is a rugged and tough plant with succulent green leaves that blooms a deep burgundy red flower

Diversifolium means diverse or different shaped leaves

This plant prefers to have a support or post to climb to show its true colors in the form of broad

The blue-green leaves on this spreading

intermittent