Choose bright purple plants for vibrant color or darker ... Tradescantia 'Zebrina' If you like trailing plants then tradescantia 'Zebrina' is the one for you. Fast-growing with an easy-going ...

However, more often they are simply the plants that take over an area when nothing else is grown. The purple ones are Tradescantia pallida, which are usually house plants or hanging plants.

At my sister’s, the plants turn brownish but bounce back ... Liz Hornsby, Peachtree City A: I think you have purple heart, Tradescantia pallida. It’s a common ground cover in the South.

This is the purple groundcover you see around the ... Fortunately here in the desert we are too dry for unirrigated plants to survive. Tradescantia is an excellent choice for beds along the ...

16. Tradescantia zebrina (Wandering Jew/Inch Plant) The classic Wandering Jew (or Wandering Dude) is a captivating houseplant with silver-striped purple and green leaves. It’s a fast-growing ...

It is characterized by its vibrant leaves, often in shades of green, purple, or variegated patterns, which create an eye-catching display. Whether grown as a ground cover, hanging plant, or potted ...

Tradescantia or Setcreasea pallida ... and cute pink flowers late spring through fall, the Purple Queen is a terrific companion plant when paired with other deep-green plants, gray-leafed plants ...

I have a house plant that will be 50 years old in ... the RHS tells us that we should use the older name of Tradescantia pallida ‘Purpurea’, which is almost as grim as its common name of purple ...

This is a fairly common perennial plant that is found in many flowerbeds called by its common name, Spiderwort. Spiderworts are the species Tradescantia ... pink, purple, white and lavender.

Later this spring, about 1,000 types of plants will be lined up, ready to grow and ready to be judged. Some plants grow under shade cloth at the farm near Landisville. Most line up on black ...