Some plants simply thrive in summer and ixora is one of them. In most regions, June, July and August can be a challenge for plants, with high heat and drought. And, if we are to preserve resources ...

Dwarf ixora is named for its compact growth and small leaves. It grows slowly and has small, dense leaves, making it easy to maintain at 2 feet tall, although if allowed, it can grow much larger.

Although it’s been around for nearly two decades, ‘Siam Ribbon’ Ixora isn’t widely known despite numerous sterling qualities. This dwarf variety, also called Hindu rope Ixora, features ...

A. Ixoras are acid-loving plants that require ixora/gardenia fertilizer in March, June and October. Yellow ixoras are the weakest growers and are more subject to yellow leaves than most other types.

A. Ixora, a bushy shrub with dense clusters of red, orange, pink or yellow flowers, blooms from spring into fall. Blooms are best in full sun, but these tender plants can take a half-day of sun.

Ixora (Ixora coccina) is an old Florida landscape plant popular with gardeners for years because of its clusters of flowers that come in red, pink, yellow, white and orange.

This ixora is a large woody evergreen shrub native to Madagascar but now cultivated throughout the tropics. In ideal conditions it can grow to almost 20 feet and be pruned to a single stemmed tree.

One of the most attractive shrubs that we see growing in South Florida landscapes is the ixora, the jungle flower. These plants can survive over 20 years, are dependable bloomers, love the South Fl… ...

Ixora coccinea shrub can reach 4 to 6 feet and has vibrant-colored blooms and leathery shiny green leaves. Clustered blooms like these with the texture and shape of a fat, coconut-covered cookie ...