Every plant in the world
Species catalog
Care data, real photos from members’ collections and a community bloom calendar – for every species.
1308 species in catalog
378 genera
98 species grown by members
All 1308 Cactus 224 Succulent 146 Orchid 91 Houseplant 192 Garden flower 305 Carnivorous 44 Herb 72 Tree / bonsai 171 Other 63
Genera: E
58 species
Echeveria Crassulaceae Never leave water sitting in the rosette; it stretches quickly in low light. Echinacea Asteraceae Leave the seed heads over winter – birds love them and the plant overwinters better. Echinocactus Cactaceae Slow growing; the golden barrel only flowers once it reaches 30–40 cm across. Echinocereus Cactaceae After a cold, bone-dry winter it produces enormous flowers; many species are frost hardy. Echinopsis Cactaceae Its huge, often scented flowers open at night and last only 1–2 days – watch the buds! Epiphyllum Cactaceae An epiphytic forest cactus: airy humus-rich mix, bright shade, cooler and drier in winter. Epipremnum Araceae One of the toughest climbers; too little light reduces variegation. Epithelantha Cactaceae These tiny globes want full sun and very little water – water sparingly even in summer. Eranthis Ranunculaceae Soak the tubers overnight before planting or they sprout poorly. Erica Ericaceae Water with lime-free water and never let the rootball dry out completely. Eruca Brassicaceae Mildest in spring and autumn; in summer heat it turns peppery and bolts. Eschscholzia Papaveraceae Sow it where it is to flower – it hates transplanting and is best in poor, dry soil. Escobaria Cactaceae Many species survive -15 °C when dry – try one in a rain-sheltered rock garden. Espostoa Cactaceae Never water over its woolly hairs – soak the soil from below instead.
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Succulent · CrassulaceaeEcheveria agavoides
Cactus · CactaceaeEchinocereus coccineus
pending reviewCactus · CactaceaeEchinocereus pulchellus
Cactus · CactaceaeEchinocereus pulchellus “Flor Naranja”
Cactus · CactaceaeEchinocereus Subinermis
