Are Weeping Begonias Real

Yes, weeping begonias are real. The name usually refers to pendulous cultivars of tuberous begonia that produce trailing stems and flower stalks that hang downward from baskets, containers, or raised planters. They are not a separate wild species called “weeping begonia,” but they are genuine cultivated begonias. The useful botanical shopping term is Begonia x…

How to Prune Kalanchoe Plants for a Bushier, Healthier Plant

How to Prune Kalanchoe Plant Kalanchoe plants are popular houseplants because they are easy to care for and produce beautiful flowers. However, if you want your kalanchoe to stay healthy and produce its best blooms, it is important to prune it regularly. Pruning kalanchoe plants is not difficult, but it is important to do it…

Do Pitcher Plants Eat Frogs? (The Truth Behind the Myth)

Pitcher Plants: The Deadly Traps That Lure Frogs to Their Doom Pitcher plants are carnivorous plants that attract and trap their prey with a combination of sweet nectar and slippery, downward-pointing hairs. While most people are familiar with the pitcher plant’s ability to catch insects, did you know that they can also eat frogs? In…