Kalanchoe is a drought-tolerant succulent with tiny flowers and scallop-edged leaves. More than 100 species exist, with window's thrill being the most popular houseplant. Can live for decades with proper care, toxic to cats and dogs
Jacaranda trees produce fragrant purple blooms and arching branches. Grows up to 50 feet tall in tropical environments. Thrives in warm, sunny conditions like Hawaii and Florida. Can live up to 200 years in ideal conditions
Grafting joins plant tissues to continue growth together. Upper part (scion) and lower part (rootstock) are joined at soil line. Vascular cambium tissues must grow together for successful union. Natural equivalent is inosculation
Native to South Africa and Mozambique, commonly known as jade plant. Reaches up to 2.5 meters in height with thick branches. Produces small pink or white star-shaped flowers in winter
Wisteria is a climbing vine with purple flowers that can reach up to 10 feet per season. Hardy in zones 4 to 9, it thrives in full sun and well-draining soil. Some varieties are invasive, while others are native to North America
Begonia rex is a legendary Indian species reaching up to 15 inches tall. Features asymmetrical heart-shaped leaves up to 12 inches long. Comes in hundreds of varieties, often hybrids. Leaves can be green, red, brown, white, silver, or metallic