Dracaena Colorama is one of several varieties of Dracaena Marginata on the market. Leaves of pink and green produce a striking color combination. Click on the link to learn more about the colorful Dracaena marginata Colorama.
Learning to water finicky Dracaena plants – the when and how much water is only the first step. For a healthy plant, consider the type of water too. Click on this article to learn more on watering Dracaena plants.
Dracaena fluoride toxicity comes from fluoride that is an accumulative toxin. Plants cannot get rid of fluoride once it’s absorbed. Too much fluoride can cause toxicity and harm or even kill a plant over time. Click on this article to learn more about fluoride toxicity on Dracaenas.
If your Lucky Bamboo leaves turn yellow, don’t let it ring an alarm in your head. We will help you turn your luck around. Yellow Lucky Bamboo leaves are a
Dracaena plants are popular and grown indoors and out. Outdoors they are relatively hardy and pest resistant. Indoors Dracaenas are more susceptible to mealybug infestation. If left untreated, these pests
Dracaena fragrans – Did you know it flowers? We get emails regularly asking about the flowering of Dracaena fragrans. The emails go something like this: I have a Dracaena fragrans
As lovely as it is to have house plants, many people wonder if they are safe plants for cats. We all know these furry friends love to chew on grass
All types of Dracaena plants grow in very similar conditions to survive and thrive. Dracaenas like: Consistent, moderate humidity Moist soil (not wet) Bright indirect light Monthly fertilizing from early
Dracaena is a common houseplant. The many Dracaena varieties go by several common names, including: Cornstalk Plant Ribbon Plant Dragon Tree Corn Plant Is The Dracaena Plant Poisonous or Toxic?
Dracaena fragrans known as “corn plant”, grown in many forms, usually multiple plants of staggered heights, hardy indoors when acclimated. Learn more on it’s care…
Dracaena Janet Craig has been popular for decades and an interior workhorse, frequently used as a stand alone floor plant indoors by plantscape professionals or mass planted in beds. It survives low light levels, grows best in filtered light. Click this article for tips on Dracaena Janet Craig care.
The Dracaena marginata is a member of the Dracaena family (Asparagaceae), a family that provides some of the most durable indoor foliage plants used indoors in offices building, hotels, and
Dracaena [dra-SEE-nah] lemon lime belongs to Asparagaceae (the asparagus plant family) and is native to tropical Africa. One of the select types of Dracaena the lemon lime plant has stunning
The Dracaena all types are lovely plants coming in several varieties ranging from small shrubs to trees. Although easily grown, the Dracaena plant does face challenges from several pests. In
The unusual tree Dracaena draco is often a hard to find Dracaena species in nurseries. While it’s an easy plant to grow, it may eventually outgrow its available space. Part of the
Cordyline fruticosa (kor-dil-LYE-nee froo-tih-KOH-suh) is a perennial, broadleaf evergreen plant hailing from Southeast Asia, Eastern Australia, Hawaii, Papua New Guinea, and other Pacific Islands. It is a member of the
From the Cordyline plant family of which there are many varieties you’ll find also Cordyline Fruticosa (Kor-di-LY-nee Froo-tih-KOH-suh), and a sport named Cordyline Red Sister. It is an evergreen plant
Dracaena Song of India plant or Dracaena reflexa Variegata (dra-SEE-nah, ree-FLEKS-uh) hails from Mozambique, Madagascar and other islands located in the Indian Ocean. This member of the Asparagaceae family is
The common name “Lucky Bamboo Plant” really isn’t a bamboo even though it may resemble one. It comes from the Dracaena family and is the species Dracaena sanderiana. It also
Dracaena dermensis compacta [dras-SEE-nuh der-eh-MEN-siss kom-PAK-tuh] belongs to the Agavaceae (agave) family and originates in tropical Africa and Asia. Compacta is a slow growing sport of Dracaena dermensis ‘Janet Craig’.
What do you usually look for when you shop for indoor or interior plants? Do you prefer beautiful flowering plants over striking foliage plants? Do bushy plants like Dracaena Mass
With bright chartreuse foliage and interesting growth habit, makes Dracaena reflexa [dra-SEE-nah, ree-FLEKS-uh] a popular houseplant. The visually striking foliage of this type of Dracaena which belongs to the Asparagaceae
Want color in the landscape? Cordyline fruticosa adds color to the landscape around your house whether planted inside growing as houseplants or outside in the garden. It has about 27 species
Dracaena [dra-SEE-nah] is a popular, easy to grow house and landscape plant boasting approximately a hundred and twenty different species of shrubs and trees. These Dracaena plant types originate in
Dracaena Arborea [dra-SEE-nah, ar-BOR-ee-uh] is a small perennial, palm-like plant belonging to the Asparagaceae family. The Dracaena genus is comprised of approximately forty species and most hail from South Africa