This ornamental plant thrives both indoors and outdoors ... I always recommend growing Coleus in containers because it allows you to enjoy it outside during warmer months and easily bring it ...

Few foliage plants can show off like coleus, which offers intricate and stunning color patterns on its shapely leaves. While coleus are often grown in containers, they grow equally well ...

Its beautiful velvety foliage always stands out. Coleus is a fantastic candidate for your outdoor container garden. It is low maintenance and will grow in either full sun or medium shade ...

Fillers are those smaller plants which tend to weave, spread and fill in open spaces in the container. Popular fillers include petunia, morning glory, coleus, ageratum and others. Spillers are ...

to think of another plant whose varieties ... of color in their leaves. Coleus’s seemingly infinite genetic expressions can inspire a gardener planting a container or an entire bed, lending ...

Eleven plants, including snake plants, ZZ plants, and pothos, can thrive both indoors and outdoors. They generally can stay outside until October, before the first frost arrives. Specific care ...

Salvia guaranitica, or black & bloom, has gorgeous, dark blue flowers that set a moody tone in any garden. It grows quickly during the warmer months, and even attracts pollinators and hummingbirds, ...

There are many different types of coleus, providing a wide range of foliage color. I primarily use them in containers, but coleuses will also work well as bedding plants or to drift into a ...

To make it easier to water, place a tray underneath the container to help ensure the root ball is thoroughly saturated each time it is watered. Coleus are easy to find at garden centers and they ...

One bonus of succulents over widely-grown annuals like petunia, geranium, coleus ... colors and plant shape for visual interest, without dead-heading spent blooms to keep a container fresh ...