The bats hang upside down on the flower spikes while drinking the large amounts of nectar produced by the flowers. At one time, the jade vine scrambled through the rain-forest canopy in its native ...

The jade vine is pollinated by bats that hang upside down on the plant to drink the nectar; the pollen is transferred to the bat’s head, where it is carried from flower to flower. The vine is ...

When you mention jade vine, most people think immediately about ... Remember to help save the monarch butterfly, plant milkweed and keep butterflying! Mike Malloy, known as Naples, “butterfly ...

If you want to keep it in a pot, I would recommend something quite large ... bunches like those of the jade vine, but they are a stunning colour. These two plants are worth seeking out if you ...

Clearly, the jade vine is dependent on an insect or animal to pollinate its flowers -- but what? To discover the answer to this question, plants were sent to Nagasaki Bio-Park, where a tropical ...

I had known them only as attractive, easy-to-grow houseplants. Now I have several jade plants in large containers and in the ground around my yard. They come with a history that started in the ...

Many garden shops ephemerally stock this plant, so keep your eye out for it. Jade vine has a low risk of them becoming invasive based on the Hawai‘i Pacific Weed Risk Assessment. Also ...

“To our knowledge this is the only jade vine to bloom in New England,” says Madelaine Zadik, Botanic Garden manager of education and outreach. “Our two plants arrived at the Botanic Garden of Smith ...

I have two jade plants in very large containers in two different parts of the yard. One of them was dying, so I just shoved it under a shrub and forgot about it. The other was beautiful and ...