If you don’t already have a Coleus plant and don’t want to spend much money on one, seeds are a great option.Believe it or not, for the price of a single Coleus plant, you can get over 400 ...

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I added some coleus plants to my garden this year and would like to use them again next year. Can I bring them inside over winter for next year? — Rachel Block, Morton Grove It is easy to ...

If you find a coleus you love and want to be sure you have it again next year, bring the plant in before fall’s first frost and put it near a window, said Baker, then make like Grandma Gert.

Pinching coleus plants encourages them to develop a compact and bushy shape with lots of foliage. Pinch back the stem tips with pruners or your fingers every few weeks to promote more branching.

The plants that I am thinking of for this article are coleus and they are easy to grow and propagate. There are many coleus cultivars for sunny and/or partially shady locations .

Coleus are annual plants, so they will flower, set seed, and die. Therefore, cutting off the flowers will lengthen the plant's life. ...

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The Garden Guy swears by ColorBlaze Mini Me coleus, saying it will thrive in sun or shade. Its vibrant color will go with whatever colors you want to combine.