Guide

Coleus- How to Grow: Complete guide to planting, watering, fertilizing, and overwintering coleus for vibrant foliage color from spring to frost.

Learn the correct name, colors, and care for Candy Custard Daylily (Custard Candy), a reblooming perennial with maroon eyes and gold edges.

Candida Clematis produces massive white blooms from spring to fall in Zones 4–9 — a fast-growing trellis vine that resists deer, rabbits, and black walnut trees with minimal care.

Candy Crush Hardy Hibiscus is a Proven Winners perennial with 8-inch bubblegum-pink blooms. Learn planting, care, and where to buy this Summerific® rose mallow.

Candy Corn Spirea in landscape design offers three-season foliage color in a compact shrub. Learn planting, spacing, and care tips for zones 4–8.

Double Play Candy Corn Spirea delivers reliable fall color in orange, red, and coppery-bronze — here’s when it appears and how to get the best display.

Learn how to propagate clematis by cuttings, layering, or division. Step-by-step instructions for rooting new vines from your existing plants.

Candy Corn Spirea companion plants need to match its love for full sun and well-drained soil — pair it with Japanese Barberry, Coral Bells, or Coneflower for the best results.

Learn how to grow and prune Clematis Candida, an heirloom white-flowered vine with 6-9 inch blooms. Hardiness zones 4-9, Group II pruning, and care tips.

The plant that produces true candy corn-shaped flowers is Cuphea micropetala, a fall-blooming perennial with 1.5-inch tubular blooms in orange and yellow for USDA zones 8–11.