By S. F. Heron
Non-flowering plants differ quite dramatically from flowering plants in a number of ways. These types of plants do not create seeds for reproduction. Instead, non-flowering plants have adapted to propagate in other ways. Non-flowering plants either produce spores for dispersal and subsequent growth of new plans or develop cones containing seeds for future generations. Many varieties feature...
By Peggy Deland
The San Pedro cactus is a native of Peru, where it has been used in ceremonies for thousands of years. It is a branching, columnar cactus that can achieve heights of up to 15 feet. Although the San Pedro cactus grows best in areas with a hot, sunny climate and long summers, it will survive in temperate climates and can be used as a houseplant. It is among the most popular of ornamental cacti...
By Darcy Logan
Jade plants (Crassula sp.) are a very hardy shrub that can grow over four feet tall under optimal conditions. They are rarely bothered by pests or disease and tolerant of poor, dry soil. Because they are extremely easy to grow and live a long time, they are very popular in homes. Plant jade plants in fast draining soil. Jade plants prefer a sandy or loam soil that is acidic to slightly alkaline. ...
By Cindy Ausbrooks
Ivy is an evergreen plant, meaning it keeps its color throughout the year even when other plants die away. There are more than 25 different varieties of ivy. However, English Ivy is the most common and easiest to care for. It is a popular plant for hiding unsightly areas of the garden and yard. Use this method to grow ivy easily on your own property. Place ivy cuttings in a glass or jar filled...