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Dwarf Hawaiian Papaya with orange pulp, very sweet and aromatic. The trees grow only 5-6 ft high, or even smaller in containers. It starts fruiting when 3-4 ft tall. Solo Papayas are self pollinating. The delicious fruit of the papaya is good for you as a dessert or as a digestive aid (it contains the enzyme papain, which is essential to digestion).
Papaya does not take shipping well, but recovers easily (do not overwater!).
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A dwarf papaya perfect for growing in pots. Will grow quickly and produce ripe fruit in as little as one year. In spite of its dwarf habit, the fruit can reach 5-6" in diameter, size of a small melon, large and oval.
The delicious fruit of the papaya is good for you as a dessert or as a digestive aid (it contains the enzyme papain, which is essential to digestion).
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Sad tree, Night Jasmine, Parijat. This exotic small tree or shrub from India has highly perfumed flowers and is one of the most desired fragrant plants. Mythology says the plant came to earth with God Krishna, leading to a quarrel between his wives, or that it grew from a heartbroken princess's ashes, shedding flowers like tears before dawn.
The tree grows 5-10 feet tall, and prefers full sun or partial shade with moderate water.
Plant it in well-drained soil and fertilize monthly.
It has medicinal uses: stems for headaches, leaves for gallbladder issues, and flowers for fevers and faintness. It's also used in Buddhist temples.

The classic purple passion fruit, Possum Purple is prized for its deep purple fruit, rich tropical aroma, and perfectly balanced sweet-tart flavor. The medium-sized fruit is filled with bright orange pulp that's delicious fresh and equally outstanding in juices, desserts, jams, and cocktails.
This vigorous vine is known for its reliable production and heavy crops when grown in warm, sunny conditions. Its excellent flavor and dependable performance have made Possum Purple one of the most popular purple passion fruit varieties for home gardens.
Best for gardeners who want the classic purple passion fruit with outstanding flavor and dependable harvests.
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Native to Brazil, this rare tropical plant has bright red flowers that uniquely emerge directly from the stem. Relatively cold hardy, it can be planted in-ground, preferring shade or filtered light. Also grows well in a container. This evergreen shrub is an attractive plant for shady areas, with unusual color and shape.

Tropic Prince Peach bears large firm fruit with good color. The fruit ripens 85-90 days after full bloom. Requires less than 150 chilling units. Harvest in May. This low-chill peach variety fruits very well in Florida, the Florida Keys and the Caribbean.

Low-Chill Peach. Medium-size fruit, white inside. It requires about 150 of chill hours. Perfect for Zone 9-10. Excellent flavor, ripens mid-May. Self-pollinating.

Tropic Sweet trees are highly vigorous with a beautiful spreading growth habit. The fruit is white fleshed and large, very sweet. This rare peach tree variety bears large fruit with good color. It is especially suited for the south, requiring only 175 chill hours. This variety is highly resistant to bacterial spot. Self-pollinating.

These plants are seedling hybrids, MP-29 Peach (FFSP LIC45-011) x FloridaGuard.
Grow a better peach trees with Flordaguard / MP-29 peach-plum hybrids - tough roots, bold looks! They are Florida's frontline fruit trees. It's a hardy, red-leafed hybrid with real potential in the warm-climate garden. Developed specifically for Florida's tough growing conditions, it shines as a nematode-resistant, low-chill performer that also happens to be visually striking. Used commercially for rootstock due to their excellent qualities, they are more than just a rootstock and can be grown in Florida heat with a great success.
This red-leafed peach-plum hybrid has a real potential as a productive, compact fruit tree for the modern grower. Originally developed by the USDA and University of Florida, this clonal hybrid combines the best traits of both peach and plum, resulting in a semi-dwarf tree that is disease-resistant, space-saving, and high-yielding.
Compact size, full performance, these trees grow to about 75% the size of standard peach trees, perfect for small gardens or high-density orchards.
The striking red foliage adds ornamental appeal, making it stand out even before fruiting.
Root-knot nematode resistance - one of Florida's most notorious soil pests. This hybrid is also immune to root rot and peach tree short life - two of the biggest threats to stone fruits.
Great yields and fruit quality: produce excellent crops, often outperforming standard rootstocks in both quantity and quality.
Low maintenance, lower chemical input: with its built-in disease resistance, this hybrid helps reduce the need for chemical sprays. Thrives in areas with as little as 300 chill hours, making it ideal for southern growers.
Grafting-friendly: Compatible with most low-chill peach varieties, whether you prefer freestone or clingstone fruit.
Whether you're looking to graft or grow it as a compact fruiting tree, FloridaGuard (MP29) offers both performance and personality. A smart choice for serious growers and collectors alike!

Peanut Butter Tree. One of the most fascinating exotic fruit, as amazing as Miracle fruit, Peanut Butter Fruit is loved by both kids and adults. Yes, it tastes exactly like peanut butter! Sweet, soft pulp with peanut flavor. The tree is small in size, grows 10-15 ft max, or can be kept as a bush. Starts fruiting within 2-3 years from seed! Keep it in a pot if you have limited space, can be grown indoors, too.
This attractive tree has clusters of yellow flowers that are followed by an abundance of dark red fruit. The rich, sweet flesh has a texture similar to peanut butter. The fruit can be eaten fresh or made into milk shakes. Very rare in cultivation.
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Peanut Butter Tree. One of the most fascinating exotic fruit, as amazing as Miracle fruit, Peanut Butter Fruit is loved by both kids and adults. Yes, it tastes exactly like peanut butter! Sweet, soft pulp with peanut flavor. The tree is small in size, grows 10-15 ft max, or can be kept as a bush. Starts fruiting within 2-3 years from seed! Keep it in a pot if you have limited space, can be grown indoors, too.
This attractive tree has clusters of yellow flowers that are followed by an abundance of dark red fruit. The rich, sweet flesh has a texture similar to peanut butter. The fruit can be eaten fresh or made into milk shakes. Very rare in cultivation.
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Devil's backbone, Zigzag plant, Jacob's ladder. Curious plant with showy growth habit - zig-zag stems, and interesting pink flowers. Drought tolerant, easy in cultivation, and as a houseplant.

Radiator plant, False Philodendron. This perfect houseplant has bright emerald leaves and is a very fast grower and requires minimum care. It has glossy elongated heart-shaped foliage evenly spaced along long stems. Leaves resemble those of Philodendron scandens, hence the common name. This plant makes a great hanging basket or cascade in a planter. Great for beginners!
Allow getting slightly dry between waterings.

Native American Persimmon. Smaller, 2-3" fruit, astringent, doesn't need cold to bloom, eaten soft.
A plum-like berry that is green before ripening, turning orange to black when ripe, 3/4 to 2 inches in diameter. Cold hardy.
Astringent cultivars have water-soluble tannins in the flesh of the fruit at maturity (harvest) and do not normally lose their astringency until soft and ripe.
This plant is leafless in fall-winter.
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Petrea volubilis - Queen's wreath, Sandpaper vine. A twining vine with rough green leaves and spectacular tall clusters of purple flowers. It likes warm and humid conditions. The flowers come in raceme reaching over 1 foot long, the flowers lasts a couple of days but the blue calices remain much longer, slowly turning gray.

A delightful philodendron with its dark green leaves that are highlighted by white stripes. As the leaves mature the pinstripes get even more intense making the leaves look like they are gleaming. This rare beauty makes an amazing houseplant and a colorful centerpiece of Aroid plant collection.
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Burle Marx is an easy to grow, prehistoric looking, low growing variety of Philodendron well suited for interiorscapes, containers and tropical landscape mass plantings. The jungle green, elliptical leaves are thick and leather-like and arranged in a upright formation. Burle Marx makes a wonderful border or ground cover plant. An Incredibly Easy Growing Ground Cover!
Can be grown indoors or out, and will be a lush and resilient addition to your garden. This plant has shiny, slender, bright green, heart-shaped leaves and reddish stems. Used as a ground cover, it will grow in a clump about 2 feet tall. If planted against a tree, it will climb vertically up the trunk. Prefers partial sun and moderate soil moisture, tolerates more sun than other philodendrons, and once established, tolerates mild drought.
Native to the tropical jungles of Brazil, this philodendron is named for the eminent Brazilian landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx who championed the use of native plants in modern landscape design.
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The Philodendron Red Back is a unique, compact variety prized for its vibrant, glossy leaves that transition from burgundy to deep green as they mature, and its self-heading, non-trailing growth habit.
Large, glossy leaves that change color from burgundy to deep green. Bright red stems. Self-heading, meaning it grows upright rather than trailing or climbing.
The Red Back is different from many other philodendrons because it doesn't have a climbing habit. Growing instead in a 'self-heading' manner, extending both outward and upward. Philodendrons thrive in warm and well-lit positions with bright indirect light.
Close related to and sometimes labeled as Philodendron Congo Rojo Mini that have more cordate shape of the leaves while Red Back has ovate shape.

White Princess Philodendron is prized by growers for its stunning foliage and is one of the most striking philodendrons that you can add to your indoor garden. No one knows for sure where this hybrid first originated, but it has become one of the most sought-after philodendrons. Its glossy green leaves are generously patterned with white variegation to create a striking display. You may even get a splash of pink from time to time! Its gorgeous green leaves are generously splashed with white and will dazzle and delight. The slow growth and relatively compact size of the White Princess Philodendron plant make it a good choice for smaller indoor spaces. It also has the natural ability to help clear the air of unhealthy contaminants, so it's not just beautiful but also useful.
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A spectacular philodendron with chartreuse foliage. Super easy to grow and adapts well to almost any light.
This spectacular vine discovered in Indonesia has a lot going for it: It's a member of the trendy philodendron family; it's a climber; and it sports eye-catching golden-yellow foliage. On top of that, Golden Goddess is easy to grow in a bright spot, and like most vines, it becomes more spectacular with age. Over time, the new leaves get bigger and bolder, creating a look you can't help but show off. This plant prefers bright light but avoid direct sunlight. The Golden Goddess is a moderate grower depending on its environment and is hardy in USDA Zone 9-11.
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Philodendron tortum, commonly called Fernleaf Philodendron, is a striking tropical collector plant with deeply divided, narrow leaves that look more like a fern or palm frond than a typical philodendron. New leaves emerge tightly curled, sometimes with coppery tones, then mature to glossy green.
Young plants stay compact and bushy, eventually developing a semi-climbing habit. Give it bright filtered light, warmth, good humidity, and a loose, well-drained potting mix. A moss pole or trellis will encourage attractive upright growth. Indoors, it can reach about 3 to 6 feet with support but is easily kept smaller with pruning.
Exotic-looking yet surprisingly manageable, Philodendron tortum is a great choice for anyone looking for an unusual, architectural houseplant that stands out from the crowd.

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Mexican Bush Mallow, Malva Aparasolada, Cranberry Cocktail Hibiscus.
Rare plant with awesome cranberry-colored flowers, native to Mexico. Three inch red mallow-like flowers on a spreading evergreen shrub or small tree to 15 feet with deeply lobed grayish green velvety leaves. Hummingbirds love it. Plant in good well-drained soil in sun or partial shade. Hardy outdoors in mild climates. Can take a light frost.
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