Articles related to "Red Plants"

Who needs flowers when you have the colorful Jewel tone Coleus growing in the garden?

Pyracantha berries are not just, "for the birds." Contrary to a common myth, they are not poisonous. Pyracantha, a relative of apples and roses, is entirely edible.

Garden designers agree that red colored plants in the garden can greatly affect the senses of those who view them. When red is used sparingly it can be beautiful.

Prognosis for victims of mesothelioma is not good. Conventional treatment includes chemotheraphy and surgery, but certain alternatives and natural medicines may help.

National Poinsettia Day, is a day to celebrate the pretty Christmas plant, Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima). Poinsettias now come in a variety of colors as well!

When a man is diagnosed with prostate cancer, not only must he come to terms with it psychologically but he must make the difficult decision as to what treatment is best.

Carotenoids are a type of bioflavinoid with potent antioxidant and immune enhancing properties.

Use Asian principles of Feng Shui to design garden landscapes. Color combinations may consist of harmonies or contrast for a beautiful flower bed.

Gardeners can commemorate the birth of a child visually in the garden, honor the loss of a loved one or celebrate a special event or wedding anniversary with plants.

Very few foliage plants have firecracker red leaves, but many have burgundy or maroon foliage that glow red when the sun shines through them - and some are truly red.