Trimming Coleus

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. Coleus, Chocolate Covered Cherry displays one of the best foliage patterns – the rose center on each leaf is surrounded by deep mahogany and edged with...

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. ‘Pineapple Surprise' seduces at first glance with a flourish of iridescent tricolor...

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

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.

Coleus turns shady areas into kaleidoscopes of color. Compact and bushy, they need no pinching and resists flowering. GARDEN HINTS: Likes evenly moist soil. Large heart-shaped leaves.

‘Olive Mosaic's enchanting, multicolored oblate leaves, with their hand-painted look, create a tropical spectacle in the shade from spring until late summer. Well-branched, vigorous, upright 18-26” tall plants will tolerate sun in hot, humid summers.

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

That being said, when I came across Under the Sea coleus plants, I was quite taken aback. They are readily available through many nurseries, garden centers or mail-order seed suppliers.

Read on to learn more about growing coleus as an indoor plant.Growing coleus plants indoors isn't at all difficult but does require a few basic needs when it comes to light and temperature.likes bright light, but be careful of intense sunlight.

Plant coleus close together as bedding plants or tuck them into baskets and containers for a fast growing and spectacular addition.Caring for coleus is just as easy. They have some of the most stunningly colored foliage—in combinations of green, yellow,...

Then stick a pencil into the soil. The soil should cover at least the bottom most leafless node. If you are unable to find them at a store, many companies sell them online. You should see seedlings in about two weeks.When you see the coleus seedlings,...

Unless you take precautions beforehand, that first bout of cold weather or frost will quickly kill off yourOverwintering coleus plants is actually quite easy. Then place the newly potted plants in a sunny location, such as a south- or southeast-facing...

Fill your container with well-draining soil and fertilize moderately. Water regularly, keeping the soil moist.Keep them out of the wind to avoid breakage. Since they will stay compact if need be, coleus in pots pair well with other plants.You can plant...

You can just leave them on and enjoy the plant as an annual or take steps to encourage thicker growth and continued life in aWhat you do with the flower spikes is up to you. Do coleus plants have flowers?

The classic container combination of "thriller, filler, and spiller" can be accomplished just using different coleus varieties. Some are tall plants with large rounded leaves, others have small,spread and trail.

No longer considered just an accent plant, a combination of several Coleus make a stunning and colorful grouping.The variety in color, texture, leaf shape and growing form make each one unique and a worthy candidate for use in the garden orvarieties)...

I was unable to take photos of the planting while my hands were covered in soil.I wanted to put something spectacular in the top of this planter, but after looking around the yard, I chose some pretty caladiums that were in various pots.

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I started to trim back the mums which grew unusually tall last summer, because of so many rains. Like any other gardener I'm happy when spring arrives, because it means I can spend more time outside and garden.

There are somebetween coleus and perilla coming into the horticultural market.Unless otherwise noted, coleus photos are courtesy of rntx22 ('Alabama Sunset'), dale_the_gardener ('Black Magic,' 'Mary Ann-ee,' 'Oxblood,' 'Pineapple Prince'), MotherNature4...

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The Victorians would have loved this one in their parlor.has deeply sculpted leaves of rich red, green and off-white.'India Falls' creates mounds of amethyst patterns. The January days will not be bright enough or long enough in the Northern climates...

Supplied with seed, I secretly took one of my mother's ceramic pots and brought it to school in anticipation of bringing her back a bouquet of orange marigolds. What is it that inspires the love of a particular flower or plant?

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