Plants with purple and green leaves are a dramatic way to add lush color and bold contrasts to your garden or indoor space!

Our pick of six of the best purple indoor plants offers a cool and edgy look for your interior. If you like the idea of mixing things up a little it's a great way to add contrast to the green ...

Most of the plants you see on a daily basis are green, but every so often you might happen upon the odd purple-leafed tree or shrub. Why do some plants have these purple parts? The answer lies ...

Find the perfect purple blooming tree to elevate your home's curb appeal and add more color to your front yard landscaping.

The plant should be pruned in early spring before the leaves begin to grow because flowering occurs on each season's new growth. Longwood Purple American wisterias can be seen at the Ornamental ...

What it is: A shade-preferring, flowering groundcover that has showy silver leaves with green edges and magenta-purple flowers in spring. Blooms sporadically through the summer and has foliage ...

The toxins in the plant, which has large leaves with rounded lobes and purple-hooded flowers, can kill by dramatically slowing the heart rate, causing heart attacks. Its toxins can be absorbed ...

Then Buchanan approached the residents who had the plants in their yards growing as shrubs. Shiny leaves and purple flowers led to the plants’ popularity as an ornamental, and the plant spread ...

It’s possible because of startups that have started selling genetically engineered plants directly to consumers, including a bright-purple tomato and a petunia that glows in the dark.