How To Grow Sempervivum Plants – Care and Information
Sempervivum is a cold tolerant succulent that thrives indoors and outdoors. Learn how to grow and care Sempervivum in this article.
Emily Cordo
succulents
Succulents are quite popular at the moment, but they can also be quite complicated to care for and shouldn't be treated like just another plant. Learn everything there is to know about succulents in our helpful guides.
Types Of Succulents
From fishbones to string of dolphins, succulents come in a wide variety of types (and with some pretty cool names). Find out how to care for each with our in-depth expert guides.
Recent Succulents Articles
How To Grow and Care For Fishbone Cactus (Zigzag Cactus)
The Fishbone Cactus (also known as the Zigzag Cactus) originates in the jungle unlike the cacti you are probably used to, and it’s care needs are quite unique when compared to its desert dwelling cousins.
Emily Cordo
How To Care for Tiger Tooth Aloe (Aloe juvenna)
Tiger tooth aloe is a multi-toned variety of this common plant that is easy to grow in the home if you know a few simple tricks. In this care guide, we go over everything you need to know to grow, propagate, and care for aloe juvenna.
Emily Cordo
How To Grow and Care For The Paddle Plant (Kalanchoe Thyrsiflora)
The paddle plant is a beautiful succulent with festive orange flowers and thin leaves. Find out what it takes to care for kalanchoe Thyrsiflora and how to make sure it thrives in your home.
Emily Cordo
The Best Indoor Succulents – 12 Varieties That Will Thrive in Your Home
Succulents make great houseplants, but not all of them are as easy to care for as others. Here we look at the best indoor succulent varieties that just about anyone can grow in the home plus a couple of our favorites that are worth the extra work.
Emily Cordo
10 Sedum Varieties You Can Grow As Ground Cover
Sedums are fast, low-growing plants that come in a variety of colors and textures. These characteristics make them excellent choices for groundcovers. Here are 10 sedum varieties you can grow as ground covers in the garden in most climates.
Emily Cordo
