I thought plants in the genus Clerodendrum would make an interesting article because they offer us some very familiar garden plants as well as some that are fairly rare and quite odd. But, as usual, ...

Clerodendrum volubile belongs to the family Verbenaceae. It is a climbing shrub with white terminal inflorescence and glabrous leaves. Before I start the discussion, permit me to share a story. It is ...

Starburst clerodendrum (C. quadriloculare) isn’t perfect. It’s a 12-foot shrub from the Philippines with stems that can become top heavy and keel over. In addition, this species — like many ...

It’s that time of year in South Florida when clerodendrum are everywhere. Clerodendrum are beautiful, flowering plants that can be found blooming and thriving all over our South Florida landscape.

Q: I covered twoClerodendrum quadriloculareduring the cold weather, but both look bad. What are the chances they'll recover from this damage? — D.N., Houston A: This species is listed as cold-hardy to ...

What: Clerodendrum trichotomum, commonly known as harlequin glorybower, can be grown either as a small tree or large shrub. This plant has some very interesting features, but the one that leaves ...

When in bloom, the pagoda plant, with its dramatic red-orange flowers arranged in a large bell, is an eye-catcher. ADVERTISING When in bloom, the pagoda plant, with its dramatic red-orange flowers ...

Clerodendrum kelli—a newly described, Critically Endangered species found only in Nueva Ecija, Philippines— shown in photographs highlighting its overall habit (a), distinctive leaves (b), and flowers ...

Such herbs are widely used in Ayurvedic medicine and are abundant in India. All such medications, according to Ayurveda, are referenced in the Puranas and other scriptures. For a long time, Ayurvedic ...

May Chung started this plant from a cutting, but she had no idea what it was. We were able to identify it as Clerodendrum thomsoniae, a vine also known as bleeding glory bower or bleeding heart vine.

The plant is named to honour Professor Alexander von Bunge, a 19th century Ukrainian botanist. The real joy of this plant is its wonderful flower head. It has beautiful pink flowers with ray petals, a ...