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Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) tall spiked flower stalks with white petals and brown textured base leaves
Botanical name: Acanthus sp.
Common names: Acanthus, Bear's Breeches, Mountain Thistle, Alligator Plant
Family: Acanthaceae
Origin: Mediterranean Basin, Asia
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
Acanthus sp., also known as Acanthus, Bear's Breeches, grows in full sun to partial shade and will thrive in most soils, provided they are well-drained. It is a thinly branched unusual perennial with interesting foliage, basal clusters of oblong to lance-shaped glossy, dark green leaves reaching up to 12 inches long. The leaves have silver marks and wavy margins. It produces showy pink flowers in the summer to fall.
The plant needs regular watering, but should not be over watered, as this can lead to root rot. It is a deciduous plant so it will lose its leaves during the winter months. It is a somewhat spiny, but attractive plant. For colder regions, it is recommended to grow Acanthus in a pot and move them indoors once it gets too cold to leave the plant outside. In these cases the plant should be placed in a south-facing window and watered regularly.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) flower spike rising from deep green, jagged, serrated foliage.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) spikes of white and brown flowers with large deep green serrated leaves
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) produces tall spikes with purple and white flower segments amid sharp foliage
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) spike with white petals and brown pointed sepals in detailed view.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) leaves with spiny edges and textured green surface visible in close up
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) plant with sharp spiked leaves covered in dew during a morning frost.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) tall spikes with purple and white flower segments amid lush green leaves
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) tall flower spike with overlapping purple bracts and white inner petal sections.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) purple and white flower spikes rising up from the base of plant
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) purple and pale green flowers growing along a thick central stem.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) with jagged foliage texture emerging from the dark soil surface.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) with tall spikes of white flowers rising above deeply lobed green leaves.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) green foliage spreading across ground with deeply cut and serrated sharp edges
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) with wide dark green leaves spreading across the soil and stone border.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) green leaves spreading low across the ground with deep jagged edges visible.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) deep green serrated leaves radiate outward from a central base near soil
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) stem showing round green fruit nestled among purple leaves near brick wall.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) leaves show jagged edges and distinct white spines upon a glossy surface.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) plant with textured jagged green foliage growing inside a round plastic pot.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) white and purple flower rising from a pot of jagged green foliage.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) with tall white and purple flower spike rising above dark serrated leaves.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) white flower with sharp, pointed bracts along a tall, upright stem.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) with deeply lobed leaves displaying variegation in shades of white and green
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) leaves with serrated edges and speckled variegation on a green and white surface.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) plant leaves showing sharp pointed edges and deep purple and green coloring
Acanthus (Acanthus) sp. clump with deep green serrated leaves near a stone wall.
Acanthus sp. (Acanthus) white flower spike with brown seed pods growing on a central stalk.
Link to this plant:
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Acanthus montanus, also known as African mountain acanthus, False Thistle, Bear's breech, Mountain Thistle, and Alligator Plant, is a thinly branched unusual perennial with interesting foliage, basal clusters of oblong to lance-shaped glossy, dark green leaves reaching up to 12 inches long. The leaves have silver marks and wavy margins. It produces showy pink flowers in the summer to fall. It is said it is cold hardy to zone 9. The plant looks better in filtered light.
See picture of alligator skin.
Recommended Fertilizer: SUNSHINE Megaflor - Bloom Nutrition Booster
See picture of alligator skin.
Recommended Fertilizer: SUNSHINE Megaflor - Bloom Nutrition Booster
Grown in
6"/1 gal pot
In stock
$29.95
Acer japonicum (Amur maple) tree with a tall, slender trunk and distinct lime green leaves.
Botanical name: Acer japonicum
Common names: Amur maple, Downy Japanese maple, Fullmoon maple
Family: Sapindaceae
Origin: Japan
Acer japonicum is a small deciduous tree growing to 5-10 m (rarely 15 m) tall, with a trunk up to 40 cm in diameter. In cultivation, it is often only a shrubby tree with multiple trunks joining at ground-level. In autumn, the leaves turn bright orange to dark red.
Acer japonicum (Amur maple) with yellow palmate leaves and small red seeds hanging from thin stems.
Acer japonicum (Amur maple) branch with serrated yellow foliage and small red hanging flower clusters.
Acer japonicum (Amur maple) red flower clusters hang down from the green serrated leaves.
Acer japonicum (Amur maple) clusters of small red flowers hanging among pale green serrated leaves.
Acer japonicum (Amur maple) branches covered in light yellow green leaves and small red fruits
Acer japonicum (Amur maple) leaves with deep lobes and small winged seeds during the day
Acer japonicum (Amur maple) with broad green palmate leaves reaching outward from the woody stems.
Acer japonicum (Amur maple) green palm-shaped leaves along with small light yellow winged fruit clusters.
Acer japonicum (Amur maple) tree showing delicate star-shaped green foliage reaching toward the blue sky.
Acer japonicum (Amur maple) lush green leaves spreading from the main branch in clear light.
Acer japonicum (Amur maple) palm-shaped foliage with dew drops resting on purple and green leaves
Acer japonicum (Amur maple) green foliage with wet texture and small red seeds visible.
Link to this plant:
https://toptropicals.com/catalog/uid/acer_japonicum.htm
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) leaves in distinct orange and burgundy tones fill the tree branches
Botanical name: Acer palmatum
Common names: Japanese maple, Palmate maple, Smooth Japanese maple
Family: Sapindaceae
Origin: Japan
Acer palmatum includes thousands of named cultivars with a variety of forms, colors, leaf types, sizes, and preferred growing conditions. Heights of mature specimens range from 0.5 to 25 m (1.5 to 82 ft), depending on type.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) with deep red leaves shaped into a dense canopy.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) plant with split green and red foliage growing in a container
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) with red leaves growing within a large square stone container.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) with multi-colored foliage arranged on a stone plate base.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) with cascading lacy red foliage on thin branch structures.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) branches covered in slender lacy leaves with a light green color.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) small red flower clusters attached to thin stems amidst green leaves
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) branches showing delicate serrated green foliage and tiny hanging red flower clusters.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) shows small red flower clusters tucked between jagged, light green leaves.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) lace leaves on a thin branch showing delicate red texture.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) purple leaves showing pointed lobes and thin stems during the growing season.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) with delicate light green leaves and thin reddish stems.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) with lacy yellow-green leaves and thin stems on a shrub.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) yellow-green leaves dense on thin branches with a textured backdrop.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) branches filled with pointed red leaves over a grassy background.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) with spreading branches covered in fine, deep red foliage and bark.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) leaves appearing lime green on a dense tree branch
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) branches filled with deeply cut burgundy leaves in a close up.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) foliage with delicate green and red tones visible on the thin branches.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) with deep red leaves spreading out across multiple thin woody stems.
This red leaf Japanese Maple has finely-divided, lacy leaves of a deep red in the spring but foliage color fades to light green in early summer. 26/05/2015
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) leaves with deeply cut edges on a light green woody branch.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) with delicate green foliage growing near smooth rocks and stones.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) with delicate lacy yellow green leaves and serrated edges close up
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) with dense, lobed foliage in a soft yellow-green tone.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) yellow leaves with pink tinged edges on the branch.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) branches filled with slender green foliage and delicate pink leaf edges.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) with green foliage and delicate pink edges over rocky ground
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) leaves with red green colors growing inside a small brown container.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) with vibrant red leaves sits in a rounded container on a table.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) orange red leaves growing in a container on a table.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) growing in a pot with golden yellow foliage.
Acer palmatum (Japanese maple) showing lobed foliage with a vibrant red color against the sky
Link to this plant:
https://toptropicals.com/catalog/uid/acer_palmatum.htm
Acer sp. (Red Maple) tree showing distinct yellow and green variegated leaves on thick wooden branches.
Botanical name: Acer sp.
Common names: Red Maple, Soft Maple
Family: Sapindaceae
Maple is a widespread deciduous tree popular in eastern North America.
Many of its features, especially its leaves, are quite variable in form. Among these features it is best known for its brilliant deep scarlet foliage in autumn. Red Maple is adaptable to a very wide range of site conditions. It can be found growing in swamps, on poor dry soils, and most anywhere in between. Elevation is also not a limiting factor in its range. Due to its attractive fall foliage and pleasing form, it is often used as a shade tree for landscapes. It is used commercially on a small scale for maple syrup production as well as for its medium to high quality lumber. It is the State Tree of Rhode Island. It is very cold hardy.
Maple is a very popular plant in Japan and a subject for bonsai. Autumn in Japan is celebrated with colorful autumn leaves known as momijigari. The foliage of trees light up the Japanese landscape. Scarlet Japanese maples flash against emerald conifers, this is the beauty of momijigari as you view the spectacular colors of changing leaves.
The maples have long been known to be closely related to the family Sapindaceae.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) showing a mixture of dark red foliage alongside lighter green leaves.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) tree with cascading narrow maroon leaves creating dense weeping effect
Acer sp. (Red Maple) thin lacy green leaves attached to delicate reddish branching structure.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with orange and red leaves layered across many thin woody branches.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with dense, lobed leaves in shades of deep red and green.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with slender, deeply cut leaves hanging down in a dense bunch.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) leaves with soft salmon-orange tones layered across the dense branching structure.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) leaves showing fine texture and water droplets clinging to foliage.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with distinct dissected foliage holding water droplets against a human hand.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) tree with a dense canopy of thick green foliage
Acer sp. (Red Maple) tree with thin, palm-shaped leaves in a rich, dark maroon color tone.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) leaves changing color above the water surface during the autumn season.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with light green palm-shaped leaves and small red seeds hanging down.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) leaves overlap to create a lush wall of dense green foliage
Acer sp. (Red Maple) green leaves showing pointed lobes with visible veins on the foliage.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with clusters of yellow flowers and distinct green lobed foliage.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) green leaves with pink edges grow from a small woody stem
Acer sp. (Red Maple) green lobed leaves attached to slender red stems on a tree branch.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) branches with emerging orange buds reaching toward the clear blue sky
Acer sp. (Red Maple) green leaves intermixed with clusters of tiny yellow flowers on branches.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) dense branches covered in yellow green leaves within a landscape planting area.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) leaves spreading across branches with light green shades in summer sun.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) green leaves and small seeds attached to a slender brown branch.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with delicate, light green, star-shaped leaves spreading from the thick branches.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with detailed lacy leaves turning from lime green to light yellow shades.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) tree trimmed into a round shape with dense layers of foliage
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with mix of crimson and gold leaves among deep green foliage.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) leaves colored deep crimson spreading on branches under a blue sky.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) sapling with bronze foliage, young tree leaves spreading from a central stem.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) showing a large mound of dark maroon foliage with a rounded shape.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) tree with cascading golden yellow leaves standing along a gravel path.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) trees trimmed into round shapes along a long brick wall boundary.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) bonsai with small green and red leaves rooted over a dark rock.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with vibrant red leaves sits in a custom cylindrical wooden container.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with distinct multi-pointed leaves showing shades of intense red and soft yellow.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) tree with vibrant orange autumn leaves placed behind yellow round flowers.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with fiery orange foliage growing within a cylindrical wooden planter box
Acer sp. (Red Maple) sitting in a tall woven container with deep red foliage.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) tree showing dense crimson foliage under clear natural sky light conditions
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with its fiery orange red leaves during the autumn season.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with colorful foliage under a glass structure clear blue sky.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) with wide reaching branches covered in dense green leaves.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) bonsai plant with red and yellow foliage in a ceramic container.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) leaves showing soft yellow and green color on thin tree branches.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) leaves changing to orange and yellow colors on a slender branch.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) leaves show a mix of vibrant red and light green shades
Acer sp. (Red Maple) branches with light yellow samaras and lush green leaves hanging down
Acer sp. (Red Maple) foliage and dangling flower clusters stretch out against a clear blue sky.
Acer sp. (Red Maple) branch with red winged fruit and broad green leaves attached to stems
Acer sp. (Red Maple) winged red fruit and green leaves hanging from a slender stem.
Link to this plant:
https://toptropicals.com/catalog/uid/acer_sp.htm
Red Maple is a fast growing tree, best known for its brilliant deep scarlet foliage in December-January in Florida and autumn elsewhere. It is is adaptable to a very wide range of site conditions. It can be found growing in wet sites, swamps, on poor dry soils, and most anywhere in between. Due to its attractive fall foliage and pleasing form, it is often used as a shade tree for landscapes. In Florida it grows much shorter than in colder region, reaching 20-40 ft.
This plant is grown from seed collected in Florida, so it is suited for planting in Florida. It may perform worse up North.
Recommended Fertilizer: SUNSHINE Robusta - Rapid Growth Booster
This plant is grown from seed collected in Florida, so it is suited for planting in Florida. It may perform worse up North.
Recommended Fertilizer: SUNSHINE Robusta - Rapid Growth Booster
Grown in
10"/3 gal pot
1 Plant in stock
Last one
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$49.95
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) showing thick foliage on a vine climbing toward the clear sky
Botanical name: Actinidia arguta
Common names: Hardy Kiwifruit, Kiwi Berry, Arctic Kiwi, Baby Kiwi, Dessert Kiwi, Grape Kiwi, Northern Kiwi
Family: Actinidiaceae
Origin: Japan, Korea, Northern China
The fast-growing, climbing vine is very hardy, and is capable of surviving slow temperature drops to -34 C (-30 F), although young shoots can be vulnerable to frost in the spring. This vine needs a strong (vines are heavy) support structure on which to grow such as a trellis, arbor, patio overhead, fence or wall.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) clusters of small green fruit hanging under layers of broad foliage
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) vines carry oval green leaves and small white flowers along stems.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) vine with round green fruit and oval leaves along wooden branches.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) showing smooth green foliage and thin reddish stems on climbing vines.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) green leaves with thick red stems growing on climbing woody vine.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) with clusters of smooth green fruit hanging among wet foliage.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) white flower clusters nestled among dense green foliage on thin stems
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) white flower clusters nestled among rounded green leaves with red stems
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) vine with oval green leaves growing in a dense thick layer.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) small white flowers nestled among thick, oval-shaped green foliage.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) showing clusters of small green fruit hanging among glossy foliage
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) leaves with light green tones growing along a textured woody vine branch.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) showing vibrant green oval leaves attached to a slender brown stem.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) thick green leaves grow on a climbing vine covering vertical support posts.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) green oval leaves attached to thin brown woody stems near tag.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) displaying pointed green leaves with fine edges on multiple stems
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) lying on a plate with whole and sliced pieces visible
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) sliced to reveal emerald pulp and tiny dark seeds.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) are round green fruit gathered together on a plate.
Actinidia arguta (Hardy Kiwifruit) green leaves with thin pink stems and small fine white hairs.
Link to this plant:
https://toptropicals.com/catalog/uid/actinidia_arguta.htm
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