Paraphalaenopsis sp.

The genus Paraphalaenopsis consisting of 4 species endemic to Borneo and one natural (unconfirmed) hybrid, Paraphalaenopsis × thorntonii (P. denevei × P. serpentilingua).

They are morphologically similar to Phalaenopsis and were a long time considered as species of that genus. The distinguishing feature of this small genus is the terete, cylindrical leaves which lead to the genus becoming popularly known as the 'rat-tailed' phalaenopsis.

Best in baskets or mounted since plants tend to become pendent with age.

Pararistolochia goldieana

A forest climber to 7 m long from a thickened rootstock, occurring in Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Fernando Po and Cameroun. This very rare, large woody vine climbs high up into tall forest trees with beautiful, glossy, heart-shaped leaves and very large, bizarre, saxophone-shaped flowers about 30 cm across that are mottled purple to red with a purplish striped throat. Pararistolochia goldieana with fly-pollinated flowers the size of a cardboard box, this liana is Africa's equivalent of Rafflesia. Common Name - African Corpse Flower. Some say it is on account of the smell of decaying flesh of the mature flower.

Passiflora laurifolia

Passiflora laurifolia is a tall, vigorous, evergreen climbing shrub producing more or less woody stems from 5 - 18 metres or more long. These stems can scramble over the ground or clamber into other plants, supporting themselves by means of coiling tendrils.

The fruits are eaten fresh, or used in drinks and beverages.

Pearcea rhodotricha

Pearcea rhodotricha is endemic to Ecuador. Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests and subtropical or tropical moist montane forests.

Pelargonium sp.

Species and varieties:

Pelargonium Angel Eyes

Pelargonium crispum

Pelargonium Ardens

Pelargonium cordifolium

Pelargonium crithmifolium

Pelargonium Deerwood Lavender Lass

Pelargonium desertorum

Pelargonium echinatum

Pelargonium ferulaceum

Pelargonium fulgidum

Pelargonium incrassatum

Pelargonium gibbosum

Pelargonium graveolens

Pelargonium myrrhifolium

Pelargonium peltatum

Pelargonium quercifolium

Pelargonium sericifolium

Pelargonium sidoides

Pelargonium tetragonum

Pelargonium Vancouver Centennial

Pelargonium x domesticum

Pelargonium x hortorum

Stellar Pelargonium (Stellar geraniums) are a subgroup of the zonal Pelargoniums. They are called 'stellar' because, unlike the round leaves and petals of typical zonals, they have pointy leaves and petals- two very narrow petals on top and three wider ones on the bottom of the flowers.