Ixora ‘Nora Grant’ is a large maturing plant, easily reaching 12 to 15 feet tall. To encourage more blooming, tight pruning should be avoided or at least stopped as the weather warms to let ...

PLANT OF THE MONTH Ixora javanica, ‘Orange Sherbet’ or ‘Aurora’ This is one of the best ixoras because of its beautiful color and large open flower cluster. Several years ago, I purchased ...

Ixora Nora Grant is probably the most popular ixora hybrid. It has large, salmon pink flowers and glossy green leaves. Although rarely seen, it is also cultivated with a white bloom.

Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin gives advice on gardening in Florida such as caring for your ixora as well as coleus, tomatoes, St. Augustine, sedge, potting soil, lawn care and watermelon.

My garden has a lot of brown after the recent hard freeze. Call me crazy, but I protected only a couple of large potted ferns and left the rest of the watered and mulched plants exposed to the low ...

One of the big problems with Ixora plants is their tendency of getting brown spots on their leaves. People think it's a fungus; they put down fungicide. That doesn't work.

Eden Ixora, 25, of Florida, who creates content for the adult-oriented site, told the outlet, “for me, the idea of getting pregnant is worse than death.” ...

This ixora is a large woody evergreen shrub native to Madagascar but now cultivated throughout the tropics. In ideal conditions it can grow to almost 20 feet and be pruned to a single stemmed tree.

Ixora may pull through mild winters, but be ready to provide extra protection. Damage, of course, depends on how low the temperature drops and for how long. Sep 4, 2004 ...

My friend has a flower that I like but I don’t know much about. It has clusters of beautiful red blooms. She called it azora, or something like that, but I can’t find anything on it. Do you ...

Ixora, like other acid-loving plants _ hibiscus, ... growing evergreen shrub can grow from 3 to 8 feet tall and can be used for hedges or specimen plants or can be grown in large planter boxes.