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| Duguetia peruviana Family: Annonaceae Duguetia Origin: Ecuador      A shrub or tree endemic to the wet coastal forests of Ecuador. |  |
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 Duguetia spixiana seeds | Duguetia spixiana Family: Annonaceae Duguetia Origin: South America  Bears exotic red tinted fruits with bright red, sweet flavored pulp. |
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 | Duguetia uniflora Family: Annonaceae Duguetia, Majagua blanca Origin: South America |  |
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 | Friesodielsia desmoides Family: Annonaceae Wedding cananga Origin: Thailand    A small tree to large shrub with fragrant yellow-green flowers. Clesely related to Ylang-Ylang tree, but smaller in growth habit. |  |
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2845 Friesodielsia desmoides - Wedding Ylang Ylang (Dwarf tree) Wedding cananga. A small tree to large shrub with fragrant yellow-green flowers. Closely related to Ylang-Ylang tree, but smaller in growth habit.RECOMMENDED FERTILIZERS: Pink N Good Daily Plant Food - Flower Booster Tropical Allure - Smart-Release Booster This item is certified for shipping to California.
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 | Goniothalamus sp. Family: Annonaceae Goniothalamus Origin: Tropical SE Asia    Very fragrant exotic plant from Annona family, similar to Desmos and Ylang-Ylang. Yellow perfumed flowers from spring to fall. See Article about fragrant plants of Annonaceae. |  Gonithalamus laoticus |
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 | Maasia glauca, Monoon glaucum, Polyalthia glauca, Polyalthia merrittii, Polyalthia parkinsonii, Unona merrittii, Uvaria glauca Family: Annonaceae Maasia Origin: Southeast Asia |  |
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 | Melodorum fruticosum Family: Annonaceae White Cheesewood Origin: South-East Asia  White Cheesewood (Melodorum fruticosum) is the symbol flower and tree of Sisaket province (Thailand). Dried flower: tonic, mild cardiac stimulant, hematinic. See Article about fragrant plants of Annonaceae. |  |
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  | 2841 Melodorum fruticosum - Hot Lips Ylang-Ylang White Cheesewood (Melodorum fruticosum) is the symbol flower and tree of Sisaket province (Thailand). Very fragrant flowers of unusual shape. It is very similar to Mitrephora - a rare fragrant plant from Thailand close related to Ylang-Ylang. The fragrance is very strong, plus the flowers are much more showy than those of Ylang-Ylang - they change color from pinkish-white to yellow with age. Grows as a compact tree and can be a nice potted specimen. The plants are not too cold sensitive, and tolerate light frost - about the same cold sensitivity as Cananga odorata. Dried flower has medicinal use: tonic, mild cardiac stimulant, hematinic.RECOMMENDED FERTILIZERS: Pink N Good Daily Plant Food - Flower Booster Tropical Allure - Smart-Release Booster This item is certified for shipping to California.
Most of our plants are certified for shipping to California, however, certain plants are not certified. Please do not order not-certified plants to California addresses. These plants may be added to CA certification in the future; please contact us for more information. Close window | Grown in 6"/1 gal pot In stock $52.00 Sale: $37.00 |
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 | Mitrephora alba Family: Annonaceae Mitrephora Origin: Thailand The genus Mitrephora, of family Annonaceae, comprises around 40 species of small trees and shrubs found in tropical Asia and northern Australasia. See Article about fragrant plants of Annonaceae. |
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 | Mitrephora maingayi Family: Annonaceae Mitrephora Origin: Thailand  Mitrephora maingayi - a rare fragrant plant from Thailand with unusual showy bright orange flowers. |
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 | Mitrephora teysmannii Family: Annonaceae Maingay Mitrephora Origin: Southeast Asia  |  |
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