This genus consists of annual or perennial herbs and shrubs, with some species exhibiting succulent or tuberous characteristics. They are among the simplest plants to propagate. The soft-textured foliage contributes rich colors, including red, pink, green, and purple, enhancing garden beds, borders, and container arrangements.

Coleus

Coleus 'Audrey'

Coleus 'Cream Blush'

Coleus 'Jean' (v)

Coleus 'Kong Jr'

Coleus 'Marble Ruffles'

Coleus 'Menthol Eucalyptus'

Coleus 'Nemo'

Coleus 'Nicoletta'

Coleus 'Picturatum'

Coleus 'Sanderi'

Coleus 'Skeletal'

Coleus 'Sparkles'

Coleus 'Sunfighter Solar Flare'

Coleus 'Watermelon' (v)

Coleus Cuban oregano

Coleus Vick's plant

Coleus aegyptiacus

Coleus aff. hadiensis

Coleus aff. madagascariensis variegated

Coleus aff. sylvestris

Coleus affinis

Coleus aliciae

Coleus amboinicus is a perennial plant that remains green year-round and can reach a height of up to 30 cm. It features thick, soft leaves with finely toothed edges, which emit a strong fragrance and serve as a culinary herb. This plant thrives in a cool or temperate greenhouse environment or can be cultivated indoors as a houseplant.

Coleus amboinicus

Coleus amboinicus 'Tansania'

Coleus amboinicus 'Variegatus' (v)

Coleus amboinicus 'Well Sweep Wedgewood' (v)

Coleus arabicus

Coleus argentatus is a low-growing, evergreen sub-shrub characterized by its densely hairy, silver-toned stems. It features grey-green foliage and produces small, tubular flowers that are bluish-white, arranged in compact racemes during the summer months.

Coleus argentatus

Coleus argentatus 'Hill House' is a frost-sensitive perennial sub-shrub that can reach heights of up to 90 cm. Its leaves are variegated, featuring greyish-green centers surrounded by creamy-yellow edges. During the summer, it produces spikes of tubular flowers in a blue-white hue that rise above the foliage.

Coleus argentatus 'Hill House' (v)

Coleus argentatus 'Limelight' (v)

Coleus argentatus 'Silver Shield' is a perennial sub-shrub that remains evergreen, reaching heights of up to 60 cm. It is primarily valued for its soft, silver leaves. During the summer months, it produces slender purple flower spikes that are adorned with small, white flowers tinged with blue.

Coleus argentatus 'Silver Shield'

Coleus argentifolius

Coleus australis

Coleus australis Blue Spires ('Limplep1') (v)

Coleus barbatus

Coleus barbatus 'Vicki'

Coleus barbatus var. barbatus

Coleus barbatus var. grandis

Coleus barbatus var. grandis variegated (v)

Coleus bojeri

Coleus burorum

Coleus calycinus

Coleus caninus 'Sumcom03'

Coleus caninus is a tender evergreen perennial that grows up to 40 cm in height. It features rounded leaves with scalloped edges that are somewhat fleshy. During the summer months, it produces spikes of violet flowers. The leaves emit an unpleasant odor when touched, which is thought to deter cats.

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