Forskolin Coleus Forskohlii

Velvety chocolate leaves are each perfectly dotted along the rim with bright mint green, for a luminous look. High-voltage contrast punctuates each leaf of our latest coleus, providing bold drama to the partially shady corners of the garden.

This impressive variety performs well in planters and small space gardens in both sun and shade. Great for planting in combinations with impatiens and begonias. Coleus, Chocolate Covered Cherry displays one of the best foliage patterns – the rose center...

Vigorous 26 inch plants retain their color and painterly pattern in sun or shade over a long season, ready to add cool fire to the middle border or large containers. Robust, disease-resistant plants, while thriving in heat and humidity, look their colorful...

Foliage plant that will fill the garden with color. Disease free and easy to grow, perfect for south and south-east climates with hot and humid summers. Velvety chocolate leaves are punctuated perfectly along the rim with bright green.

A mixture of many colors, please see picture for color idea. Compact, late flower Coleus! Requires no pinching! Reaches 10 to 12 inches high at maturity, showing color just 8 weeks from sowing.

The mix of coleus enchants with its variations of pattern, detail and color, with sensuous shades of copper, orange, and nearly black. Rich Mediterranean colors on a grand scale; the plants boast leaves up to 8" long.

Let this impressive beauty work some magic in your containers and shady beds. GARDEN HINTS: Likes evenly moist soil. Coleus turns shady areas into kaleidoscopes of color. Compact and bushy, they need no pinching and resists flowering.

Coleus is a foliage plant par excellence, a favorite of discerning gardeners since Victorian times. ‘Olive Mosaic's enchanting, multicolored oblate leaves, with their hand-painted look, create a tropical spectacle in the shade from spring until late...

This is an outstanding mixture formulated to provide the best and brightest colors of medium-sized leaf varieties. Spectacular for beds and borders. Coleus is grown for its brilliant, glowing foliage rather than flowers.

Well, if you've read many of my articles or books, then you know I am someone with a curious interest in unusual things – especially in the garden. Not only are they easy to care for, but they are simply breathtaking foliage plants with so many color...

Look for a spot where the plant gets bright morning sunlight but indirect light during the afternoon.You may need to supplement available light with artificial lights during the winter.

Appreciated since Victorian times, Coleus (now Solenostemon) lights up gardens and window boxes like precious gems. I don't grow them...," Rogers replied.and contract farmers, especially in Gujarat, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, with approximately 2,500 tonnes...

They need fertile, well-draining soil and usually perform best in areas with partial shade, though many varieties can also tolerate sun.When growing coleus, keep in mind that these beauties can grow rapidly.

The cuttings should be between 4 to 6 inches. Make sure that the plastic is not touching the cutting. Keep reading to learn more about how to propagate coleus.Growing coleus from seed starts with getting the seeds.

Either way, move them to a brighter location, such as a sunny window.: You can even root coleus in water and then pot up the plants once rooted. Keep them moist in bright, indirect light for about six weeks, at which time they should have enough root...

But how do you grow coleus in pots? On top of that, it's extremely well suited to growing in containers. Since they will stay compact if need be, coleus in pots pair well with other plants.You can plant them as shorter ground cover in large pots featuring...

Grow them on in containers indoors until outdoor temperatures are at least 65 degrees Fahrenheit (18 C.) and then graduallyIn this way, the flower spikes can adorn the plants for added appeal and provide a new generation of the plants for years to come.

You'll find this spring's selection atAll other photos by Jill M Nicolaus. The thumbnail image (top right) is of Coleus 'Handy Andy'. Strip off extra leaves from the lower part of the cutting.

In February or March, again take several cuttings and cultivate them for transplant into the garden when the weather warms to insure well established plants by midsummer. Coleus purchased at box stores will often only bear the tag name of "Coleus" thus,...

I had to put a drill bit into the hole saw bit so the hole saw bit wouldn't "walk" all over the planter. Hey, Dumpster Divers can't be choosy!about some planters called Master Bloom.

Many go by such fanciful names as,, Religious Radish (my personal favorite, not only because of its beautiful colors, but also because my last name means "radish" in German; see photo below),Originally a shade plant, coleus varieties have recently been...

When seedlings are ready, plant them into individual pots.If you have a favorite cultivar of coleus you can propagate plants from it by taking softwood stem cuttings. In spring you will have potted coleus to plant in your garden.There are over 500 varieties...

It was like a middle child. I was told they were “bluettes.”The following year, in my fifth grade class, we were to grow flowers for Mother's Day gifts. My priorities were not whether or not the bed would fit, but the amount of sun; morning or afternoon,...

All that tending and diligence has got me here, and now I must choose.rooting some cuttings in water, and potting up several different varieties in baskets I can maximize space and reduce the cost of shelving and lighting.

They are practically pest-free and pretty forgiving of newbie mistakes. You can also start your own coleus plants from seed each spring. Keep the lower nodes covered in water and soon new roots will form.

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To international customers Except for some available Black Dragon or Palisandra seeds, it is very difficult to obtain seeds of Tilt'n'whirl, saturn, alabama sunset etc. Coleus varieties or cultivars which are mostly sold as cuttings for American or European...