How to Grow and Care for Dicliptera

The Dicliptera brachiata is a wildflower that produces pink and purple flowers between summer and fall. It is native to shady and moist areas. The plant can tolerate full sun, but it should be well-watered and given nutrient-rich soil to avoid sun-bleaching. Branched foldwing attracts butterflies and is the larval host for the Texan crescent.

Hummingbird Plant gets its common name, Hummingbird plant, from its gorgeous trumpet flowers, which strongly attract hummingbirds and butterflies. It is as tough as it is beautiful, and can even handle dry, salty soil that kills most other plants.

Uruguayan firecracker plant is a softly-furred herbaceous perennial boasting slender, upright stems. It has narrow, velvety leaves that thrive in the dappled light of its native rocky slopes. Its small, tubular flowers, typically vibrant purple or magenta, are a beacon for pollinators, flourishing in warm and dry conditions that mirror its lush, yet rugged origin.

Magenta plant is a striking herbaceous plant known for its ornamental value. It displays vibrant, tubular flowers that attract pollinators, thriving in well-drained soils that mimic its native subtropical habitats. The foliage is distinct, often displaying a lush green texture that contrasts sharply with the flowers. The plant's resilience to various light conditions allows it to flourish both in the wild and in cultivation.