Lithops is a part of the Mesembryanthemaceae family consisting of 200 species native to South America and Namibia. The blooming period of the plant begins in autumn or at the beginning of winter. Lithops looks a lot like a living stone that has in its composition two leaves ready to detect and absorb any source …
Cosmos, a genus that gathers around 20-26 species, is a perfect garden flower as it brigs a plus of color and the power of joggling with them, as the colors may differ from a specie to another. The genus includes Cosmos atrosanguineus, Cosmos bipinnatus, Cosmos caudatus and Cosmos sulphureus, some of them extremely popular between …
Celosia, also known as Cockscomb or woolflower, a genus that gathers 60 species, is an ornamental flower pretty much similar in appearance to amaranthus. Cockscombs are a perfect choice for gardens. No matter which of the three types of cockscomb you choose: plumes, crests or cones, the result will be a gorgeous, envied garden that …
Being native to Asia and to the northern American continent, the Astilbe are perennial plants cultivated for their beautiful appearance. Their full flowering bloom attracts gardeners and buyers worldwide, as it fits any decoration or any floral arrangement. A garden of Astilbes looks rich and abundant, as the flowers of the Astilbe plant can cheer …
Plectranthus verticillatus, also known as Swedish ivy is a plant growing especially indoor that belongs to the family Lamiaceae. Even though it is also known as Swedish ivy, in terms of appearance, the two plants have nothing in common. Besides the fact that the plants come from different families, the feature that makes ivies widely …