Position your plant where it will get plenty of light but in summer move it out of strong sunlight as this will cause leaf ...

Most of the plants you see on a daily basis are green, but every so often you might happen upon the odd purple-leafed tree or shrub. Why do some plants have these purple parts?

From flowers to grasses, these companion plants can help fruit trees flourish by improving soil, deterring pests, and more.

In the spring, the leaves are a deep red-purple but develop a greenish tinge as the summer progresses. I have mine in a flower bed, and have been able to keep it to an 8-foot wide and 6- to 8-foot ...

Their dark-purple leaves are complemented by clustered, spidery flowers that bloom in late spring. They grow anywhere from a foot to 15 feet tall and spread between three and 10 feet in length.

The botanical name of this stunning evergreen shrub is: Loropetalum chinense var. rubrum ‘Purple Majesty’. Its common name is: Chinese fringe flower shrub. Rubrum refers to its deep purple leaves.

Treehugger / Sanja Kostic. Oxalis plants will really brighten an office. Members of the wood sorrel family, oxalis can be found with leaves of all colors, but the deep purple leaves of the purple ...

Well, on many plants the new growth is a nice bright green, but in plants with colored tips, the key is that just because we see red or purple leaves doesn’t mean there isn’t also chlorophyll ...