S ome plants simply thrive in summer and ixora is one of them. In most regions, June, July and August can be a challenge for plants, with high heat and drought. And, if we are to ...

The Maui ixoras are also smaller varieties that can be maintained at 2 to 3 feet tall. The dwarf and the Maui ixoras are generally seen with orange-red or sunset yellow flowers. Ixora Nora Grant ...

Sometimes, one of the plants dies for no apparent reason. ... The ‘Maui’ ixora is so subject to nematodes that it only lasts 3-4 years in the landscape before dying.

The Maui ixora comes in gold and red and is generally a more moderate grower that can be kept 2 to 3 feet tall. ... Using ixora plants in the landscape will add color and character to any yard.

Pinch prune during the growing season to promote bushier plants. Fertilize if needed in early spring and perhaps again in summer with a slow-release fertilizer or an organic product. Ixora prefers ...

Plant of the Month ‘Frankie Hipp’ Ixora, Ixora ‘Frankie Hipp’ The white ixora is a hybrid and a white form of the ‘Nora Grant’ that is popular in landscaping. Wh… ...

The versatility of ixora odorata adds to its appeal. It can be grown as a single specimen either in shrub or tree form. It is a great hedging plant and also a good candidate for container growing.

My friend has a flower that I like but I don’t know much about. It has clusters of beautiful red blooms. She called it azora, or something like that, but I can’t find anything on it. Do you ...

Ixora hybrids Growth habit: An evergreen upright to rounded shrub with oval leaves; grows to 4 feet tall.Light: Plant in full-sun locations.Water needed: Tolerates short periods of drought; grows ...