AMERICAN GARDENER

Botanical Classification The Royal Poinciana, scientifically known as Delonix regia, is a deciduous or semi-evergreen flowering tree in the Fabaceae family, specifically within the Caesalpinioideae subfamily, alongside other flamboyant ornamentals like cassia and bauhinia. Its botanical classification reflects its leguminous traits, such as compound leaves and pod-like fruits, with the genus name Delonix derived from … Read more

White lantana plants are vibrant, flowering shrubs or perennials known for their pure white or creamy flower clusters, often with subtle yellow or pink accents that shift as blooms age. Native to tropical regions of the Americas, primarily from Lantana camara or Lantana montevidensis, they are prized for attracting butterflies and hummingbirds. Their elegant blooms … Read more

Yellow lantana plants are vibrant, flowering shrubs or perennials known for their bright yellow, clustered blooms that often shift from pale to vivid hues as they age. Native to tropical regions of the Americas, primarily from Lantana camara or hybrids with Lantana montevidensis, they are prized for attracting butterflies and hummingbirds. Their sunny color makes … Read more

Lantana plants are vibrant shrubs or perennials known for their clustered blooms in shades of pink, orange, yellow, red, white, or purple, often changing color as they age. Native to tropical regions of the Americas and Africa, primarily Lantana camara and Lantana montevidensis, they are prized for attracting butterflies and hummingbirds. Their bright flowers and … Read more

Lantana plants are vibrant, flowering shrubs or perennials known for their clustered blooms in shades like pink, orange, yellow, red, and white, often shifting colors as they age. Native to tropical Americas and Africa, primarily Lantana camara or hybrids with Lantana montevidensis, they are prized for attracting butterflies and hummingbirds. Their ornamental appeal makes them … Read more

Lantana plants are vibrant, flowering shrubs or perennials known for their colorful, clustered blooms in shades like orange, yellow, pink, red, and white, often with multi-toned flowers. Native to tropical regions of the Americas and Africa, they belong to the Verbenaceae family, primarily Lantana camara or hybrids with Lantana montevidensis. Prized for their ornamental appeal, … Read more

Bantam chicken breeds are miniature poultry, either true bantams with no larger counterparts or scaled-down versions of standard breeds, valued for their compact size and ornamental appeal. Originating from various regions, including Asia and Europe, they are bred for aesthetic traits like vibrant plumage, crests, or feathered legs, making them popular for shows and small … Read more

The largest chicken breeds are prized for their impressive size, often exceeding 10 pounds and standing up to 36 inches tall, with robust builds and striking plumage. Originating from regions like the United States, Asia, and Europe, these breeds are bred for dual purposes—meat and egg production—or as ornamental additions to flocks. Their size makes … Read more

Ornamental chicken breeds are prized for their striking appearances, including vibrant plumage, unique crests, feathered legs, or unusual physical traits like extra toes or rumpless tails. Originating from various regions, including Asia, Europe, and the Americas, these breeds are bred primarily for aesthetic appeal and exhibition rather than high egg or meat production. They add … Read more

Chinese chicken breeds are a diverse group of poultry valued for their unique traits, including meat quality, egg production, and ornamental appeal. Originating across various regions of China, these breeds often feature striking plumage, distinctive combs, and sometimes black skin or feathered legs. They are cherished for their cultural significance, often linked to traditional cuisine … Read more