Coleus pots

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Coleus varieties are amazingly diverse with many uses. Which coleus love sun and shade? Which varieties do well as houseplants? Read on!

For a leafy, colorful beauty that can be moved in the garden as needed, give container-grown coleus a try! Our guide on Gardener's Path will show you how.

The following plants can be used with coleus plant in a container in a very fashionable way: Impatiens, Salvia plants, Begonias, Hostas etc

These tough full-sun container plants stand up to hot summers. Our favorite annuals, tropical foliage plants, herbs, and succulents will thrive even on the hottest days.

If you need some fresh ideas for your container gardens, try using ferns in your shade containers! Take a look at two great container recipes with ferns.

It's easy to make new coleus plants from cuttings. I show you how, using the plant propagation method I learned in my college horticultural science classes.

Not all combination planters need blooms to be stunning! This planter was put together by Dawn, our Garden Center Manager. She wanted to create a planter just using foliage plants. I think it turned out stunning and we have had several customers who have wanted this exact planter made up for them. She used Angel Wings, Newly Noir Coleus, Chocolate Drop Coleus and Silver Falls Dichondra. So what do you think? Would you plant a combination planter using only foliage plants?

My annual flower pots: Solenostemon scutellarioides (Fishnet stockings & Wasabi Coleus), Variegated German Ivy