The desert rose is a succulent prized for its thick trunk, delicate foliage, and trumpet-shaped flowers in shades of deep […] ...

Use a succulent soil mix to help your desert rose thrive. In addition to regular potting soil, it contains coarse sand and perlite or pumice to assist with drainage.

The desert rose is a somewhat slow-growing, brilliant-flowering, dark green-leafed, evergreen succulent that is native to the tropical regions of Africa and Arabia.

The desert rose is a charming flowering succulent that thrives on summer patios. Give them bright light and warm temperatures and desert roses will delight indoor gardeners all winter.

Common succulents that need to stay away from pets’ paws and mouths include most aloe species, many euphorbia species, many jade plant (crassula) species, desert rose (adenium) and kalanchoe.

Most succulents are desert plants, but a few will thrive in Maine A bird bath finds new use as a planter for succulents.

Succulents are usually cultivated as houseplants in our area, and most are grown largely for the interesting shapes of their fleshy leaves as opposed to the interest of their blooms (the Desert ...

They are mostly desert plants, and Maine – especially this year – bears little resemblance to a desert. Many could not survive a Maine winter outside so are kept as houseplants here.