Answer: Yes, oleander roots readily from cuttings during the warm months. Take a 4-to 6-inch cutting and remove the lower one-third of the leaves. Place the cutting in well-drained potting soil and ...

A. Yes, you can root 8- to 12-inch stem cuttings by placing half the cutting's length into various media including water and building sand. According to the International Oleander Society, all parts ...

A landscape icon in San Diego and throughout Southern California, the ubiquitous oleander (Nerium oleander) is falling victim to an incurable disease. Native to the Mediterranean region, these ...

Q–Is it possible to grow oleander as an indoor flowering plant, or does it have to be outdoors in warm weather? A–Oleander needs at least half a day of direct sun and considerable warmth–night ...

Oleanders have been a favorite container plant in Europe for more than 400 years. Native to the Mediterranean area, Oleander — Nerium oleander, as they are botanically known — originally produced ...

An oleander that caught my eye recently is ‘Twist of Pink,’ an offering from Southern Living Plant Collection. Also listed as ‘Pink Twist’ and ‘Planst,’ this vigorous cultivar not only flaunts deep ...

I WAS SHOCKED to read in a recent Community Datebook that the city of Orlando actually had planted oleander bushes at its “first urban wetland” project next to Greenwood Cemetery. These plants are ...