If there was an award for cutest succulent, it would undoubtedly go to hens and chicks. Native to southern Europe and northern Africa, the petite plant is beloved by gardeners around the world for its ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- You probably know them as "Hens-and-chicks," "Live Forever" or "Houseleeks." But their name really is Sempervivums, from the Latin semper, meaning always, and vivus, meaning ...

Succulents are wildly popular with beginning gardeners and seasoned horticulturalists for good reason. They come in a dazzling diversity of forms, colors and varieties and don’t need to be fussed over ...

Cacti and other succulents have become increasingly popular around the Magic Valley. They are understandably at home in our semi-arid environment. They have evolved to survive parched landscapes that ...

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TOM YODER | THE GOSHEN NEWSLet your imagination run wild to create your masterpiece of succulents. While ambling about and perusing through your favorite garden center you may run across these ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." [table-of-contents] stripped Long before Millennial gardeners made flowering succulents so hugely popular ...

Gardening guru Ciscoe Morris is showcasing Hens and Chicks this week, an easy to care for plant that will spruce up your garden with hardly any water and no need for fertilizer. Hens and Chicks are ...

We recently featured the unusual inflorescence of a pineapple mountain (Ochagavia litoralis), a Chilean bromeliad. The plant has grown in my garden since 2018 and bloomed for the first time this year.

See how a single hens and chicks succulent, also know as houseleek or Sempervivum, growing and producing many baby rosettes in this one year growth time-lapse. subscribe ...

Cobwebs on plants raise gardeners' hackles. Is it spider mites? Or just icky eight-legged creatures getting too comfy on our growing things? Yet cobwebs are also a delightfully creepy and normal part ...