Coleus plants are easy to care for as long as they're placed in an area that receives bright, indirect light and are in ...

While coleus can be considered low-maintenance plants that can fill borders and pots with color, they are very temperature-sensitive. For this reason, they are often grown as part-shade annuals, ...

Once you see strong roots, pot up the plants and place indoors in a sunny window. Even if you don't save cuttings from your plant, it's always good to cut back your coleus to encourage more growth.

Once you see strong roots, pot up the plants and place indoors in a sunny window. Even if you don't save cuttings from your plant, it's always good to cut back your coleus to encourage more growth.

Coleus, popular for brightly colored, variegated leaves, can be an excellent addition to an indoor or outdoor garden. They come in varied yellows, greens, reds and some even in pinks ...

Q: Can I grow some of my coleus inside in a pot through the winter? I believe that they’ll do well inside. My mama and grandma said they would. Helen Hadden, Haralson County A: Coleus foliage is ...

I recently rooted several cuttings taken from a large coleus plant that has been growing outside. This plant will soon die from the frost. Coleus plants will grow inside. So I decided to start a ...

Renowned coleus breeder and owner of Baker’s Acres greenhouse in the Columbus, Ohio area, told me the seeds of this plant can remain viable for as long as 5 years.

I added some coleus plants to my garden this year and would like to use them again next year. Can I bring them inside over winter for next year? — Rachel Block, Morton Grove It is easy to ove… ...

These flowering indoor plants will add a touch of beauty to your interior look to enjoy all year round. ... such as coleus, oxalis, caladiums, or some of the alternanthera cultivars ...

You can get another season out of some of your favorite summer bloomers by overwintering them indoors. Subscribe. Log In. Minnesota News You Can Use. Subscribe. The Latest. 1 Hour ago.

* Scientific name: Coleus x hybridus * Growth habit: An evergreen upright to sprawling perennial, often grown as a long-lived annual, producing plants to 3 feet tall and wide. The leaves are ovate ...