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I am posting a few pictures of plants I have and would like to know if they can be planted outdoors?
I also have a Peace Lily plant (no pic) that was doing well indoors, but I put it on the deck and the leaves have started to turn a lil yellow like they are dying. How can I revive this plant?
#1 looks like a very mature Catharanthus roseus
#2 Dracaena... perhaps deremensis 'Janet Craig'
#3 looks like Perilla frutescens
#4 perhaps an Aloe
#5 looks like another Perilla frutescens var. crispa/aka "Japanese red shiso"
All of the above are sensitive to cold/frost to some degree. So, planting in-ground would only be recommended if you don't mind them dying from frost/freeze.
