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Variegated Spiral Ginger. Originally from South America, this ginger is very popular in Hawaii and Florida. The actual name is C. arabicus variegata and it is labeled Costus amazonicus variegata almost everywhere. Spiraling stems rise with a strong white variegation and topped with elegant pure white flowers with yellow centers. Takes both sun and shade, moist soil and lots of water.
This is a spectacular addition to your shade garden!

This vibrant double bloom looks like it borrowed a dress from the real Allamanda! Its soft yellow petals open wide with just a kiss of pink at the tips, mimicking the sunny, trumpet-like flowers of its namesake. The ruffled layers give it extra depth, but it still keeps that unmistakable Allamanda shape - bold, cheerful, and full of tropical charm. It is not just pretty, but strikingly familiar. This variety features soft yellow, multi-layered petals with a gentle hint of pink brushed along the edges. The creamy tones give the flower a light, airy presence, while the double bloom adds texture and fullness. Despite the name, its look is more subtle and refined than flashy - a delicate pastel bloom that quietly stands out.
Yellow adeniums are very valuable because many of them have light fragrance.

Plumeria Moon Light is soft, luminous, and elegant, with a gentle glow that gives the flower its name. The petals open in creamy white to pale ivory tones, surrounding a warm yellow center that radiates outward like soft light.
The petals are slightly twisted and layered, creating a more complex, almost sculpted look compared to classic flat plumeria forms. This gives the flower a fuller, more textured appearance, especially when blooming in dense clusters.
The overall feel is calm and refined - not overly bold, but quietly striking. The soft contrast between the creamy petals and golden center creates a glowing effect, especially in natural daylight, making this variety feel light, airy, and almost moonlit.
Other names of this variety: 5732 Plumeria On the Beach, Moonlight 4245

Plumeria Lueng Kob Chompoo is a vibrant, warm-toned variety with a striking tropical glow. The petals open in soft pink shades, blending into a rich orange-yellow center that radiates outward with a smooth, fiery gradient.
The color contrast is strong but well-balanced, giving the flower a lively, sunlit appearance. Petals are broad and slightly rounded, forming a clean, classic plumeria shape with a full, open look.
This variety feels energetic and eye-catching, perfect for adding warmth and color to any garden. It stands out especially well against green foliage thanks to its glowing center and pink outer tones.
The name Lueng Kob Chompoo comes from Thai words meaning "yellow center with pink edges," directly describing the flower's color pattern.

Lipstick Plant has hard-surfaced shiny leaves, with bright red flowers that emerge from a very dark red tubular calyx, in a fashion reminiscent of lipstick emerging from a tube. It is an epiphyte that grows in the angles of branches in the rain forest. Needs plenty of light, but not direct sunlight. They thrive in summer heat, and winter temperatures should not drop below 60 degrees. Great house plant and hanging basket plant.

Welcome to the world of the Medinilla var. Gregori Hambali from Papua New Guinea! Prepare to be enchanted by this botanical marvel that showcases vibrant pink flowers gracefully cascading down its stems. The lush foliage, with its deep green color and bright mauve undersides, adds an extra layer of visual appeal, making it a true standout.
Vibrant, pink flowers form along the upright stems... Its broad, deeply veined leaves with purple to reddish undersides protect the column of flowers clustered along the stems. As a semi-epiphytic plant, remember to dry out between watering and grow in a porous potting mixture. As the plant matures, the spectacular show of flowers becomes more wondrous.
What makes this plant truly remarkable is its resilience and versatility. It thrives in moderate light conditions and can adapt well to varying levels of humidity, making it an ideal choice for both indoor and outdoor settings. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting your plant journey, the Medinilla var. Gregori Hambali is sure to flourish under your care.
See video: Medinilla Gregori Hambali - an Exquisite Natural Wonder.

Honey Kiss mango referred to as honey kiss, due to its rich, thick honey tones. This mango is a yellow/green color outside with a little red blush to it. It has a fibreless flesh which is a deep orange tone, somewhat reminiscent of the golden color of pure honey. This variety can also be container grown as a condo or patio mango tree if you live in a colder climate or if you wish to keep the plant to a more compact size. Late season tree. It will fruit in clusters much of the time and is a heavy, reliable, bearer.
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Sonpari Mango (Son Pari) is a hybrid of Alphonso, one of the best tasting mangos. The fruit is 5 to 5.5 inches long, weighing about 16-20 oz. Son Pari is medium large, yellow outside and orange inside. This mango has a good turpentine like flavor but is not as rich as a Bombay or other Indian mangoes.
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Monroe inherited from its Guatemalan-type parent some degree of cold hardiness. In addition, the trees produced a large, elliptical-shaped fruit with good eating qualities and were good producers. These traits helped establish Monroe as a commercial cultivar in Florida. Legend has it that "it was found in Homestead, Florida on a cool dark rainy night after a meteor crashed into an abandoned plantation."
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Utuado is a city or area in Puerto Rico... So this variety is from Puerto Rico. The tree is dwarf, great choice for small compact gardens that try to be hurricane-proof! This tree fruits December - January.
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Pollock is an excellent eating early season avocado from South Florida. It is a West Indian variety. The fruit can weigh 18 to 40 oz. It is pear shaped with smooth skin and available in July until late September. Pollock avocados usually are not grown for commercial use because of their size and tend to produce a small harvest, although the taste is excellent.
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Bernecker is West Indian variety. Fruit is ellipsoid-spheroid; medium to large size, 14-22 oz, skin light green to green, smooth, flesh good to excellent quality; seed medium size, tight in cavity; harvested late July through August.
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The Story says: "Catalina is an amazing avocado floated across from Cuba, 60 years ago just before Fidel Castro took over the Island Nation. Wise Cubans jumped into the ocean to escape the Castro regime and tossed in some favorite scions for us to enjoy here in the States. We owe a great debt to poor old Don Miguel Cruz de la Santa Maria Espinoza Sanchez Alvarez Jr. who sadly was lost at sea. His amazing scion wood, wrapped in cellophane and aluminum foil floated over, washing a shore on Miami Beach. His shiny little package was miraculously picked up on the shoreline and immediately grafted and cared for by keen eyed avocado lovers in Miami". So be sure to think about this story every time you eat a Catalina!
Catalina is a very nice mid-season pear shaped fruit that is especially rich and creamy. It is extremely popular variety in South Florida in the Cuban Community.
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Lemon Zest (27-1) Mango - this unique variety has excellent sweet citrus flavor - hence the name. Everyone who tastes this fruit loves it!
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Keo Sevoy (Kyo Savoy, Khaew Sawei) Exotic mango from Thailand, oval, eaten green - sweet and crunchy.
Matured fruit is light yellow-green outside with firm yellow fiberless flesh with slight lemony flavor.
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NEW release! Ugly Betty - awesome mango, great sweet flavor, and fruit is real ugly! Delicious, with rich aroma of the basic essence of mango. The color is yellow, pink and red. Slightly mis-shaped at the top - hence the name. Ripening: June-July. Fruit size: 1 - 1.5 lbs.
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Val Carrie mango (Valcarrie) is a Florida hybrid of Valencia Pride and Carrie, combining strong growth with excellent eating quality. The fruit is medium to large, with yellow to golden skin when ripe. Flesh is deep orange, completely fiberless, and very aromatic, delivering a rich, sweet flavor with a hint of classic Carrie spice, balanced by a smoother, more approachable profile.
Trees are vigorous and fast-growing, producing well under Florida conditions. This variety typically ripens mid-season (June-July), helping fill the main mango harvest window. A great choice for growers who want large, high-quality fruit with bold flavor on a productive tree.
It's considered a vigorous grower, leaning more toward the Valencia Pride side in tree habit. Manageable with pruning, best as a backyard tree with space.
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Nematanthus Bijou is a cross between N. wettsteinii x N. fritschii. The variety Bijou has extremely ornamental leaves with bright mauve underneath. Nice large pendent flowers much like N. crassifolius and N. corticola. Plants are easy to care for, drought resistant, and, with proper care, can bloom all year. The variety Bijou has extremely ornamental leaves with bright mauve underneath. Plants are easy to care for, drought-resistant, and, with proper care, can bloom all year. Tolerates filtered light, perfect houseplant!
Nematanthus (Goldfish Plant) is a genus of flowering plants of the family Gesneriaceae. All of its species are endemic to Brazil. The plant is generally an epiphyte in nature and a hanging-basket plant in cultivation.

This mix is specially formulated for growing Adeniums (Desert Roses). Based on our 15-years experience of growing these unique plants, we created a mix that adeniums love and thrive in! We use this mix for all our desert roses. Unlike common "cactus mix" used for most succulents, Adenium Mix is very light, super porous and provides ideal conditions for growing caudex plants even in rainy climates. Well-balanced ingredients provide perfect drainage, and prevent root system from rotting, which is the most common problem with Desert roses and other caudex plants.
This mix main ingredients include: perlite, coconut coir, pine bark. No peat moss that makes it wet! Adenium mix special features:
- superior drainage characteristics, prevents caudex from rotting
- light weight, easy both on roots and on your back when you carry pots
- encourages caudex forming thanks to maintaining uniform, balanced level of moisture in the soil
- induces blooming by providing favorable conditions for desert roses "on dry side"
- doesn't rot and keeps soilles mix structure for several years without breaking down
See Info sheet about growing media (2 pages) and more information on soil mixes.

This Adenium hybrid, Black Rahu, features a stunning double flower with a vibrant crimson center and deep purple petals that swirl into almost black hues. The wide border adds an extra layer of drama to the flower, creating a striking contrast. This bold and mysterious flower will be a standout in your garden, offering a captivating and dynamic look.

This one is so pretty! Bo Tun features stunning multi-layered flowers with a vibrant crimson center surrounded by feathery snow-white, curly edges. The intricate layers create a soft, elegant appearance, and the bold color contrast adds depth and beauty. This flower is truly a sight to behold, offering a striking yet delicate look that will brighten up your garden.

This is an Adenium you grow for the plant itself as much as the flowers. Coral develops bizarre, sculptural branches that twist, curl and spin as they grow, creating dense formations that really do resemble pieces of living coral. No two plants develop exactly the same way, and the strange architecture becomes more dramatic with age.
The secret is cristate growth, also called fasciation. In a normal Adenium, each branch grows from a small, single growing point. In Coral, that growing point becomes elongated and distorted, producing many closely packed growth points. Instead of making ordinary round branches, the stems broaden, divide, curl and fold around themselves. This is a stable cristata selection, so the unusual growth continues as the plant develops.
And yes - it can flower! Blooms emerge from the strange crested growth just as they do on other Adeniums, although flowering may be less frequent and unpredictable. But with this variety, flowers almost feel like a bonus. The fat caudex topped with its miniature coral reef makes Coral a fascinating collector plant even when there isn't a single bloom in sight.

Adenium Yellow Gift (Sai Thong) is a spectacular Thai Desert Rose with large, richly layered flowers in warm shades of creamy yellow, peach and apricot. Dramatic crimson-red streaks radiate through the petals like little flames, while the tightly ruffled center forms a soft yellow-orange rosette. The pattern can vary from bloom to bloom, giving each flower its own character.
Its Thai name Sai Thong can be translated as Golden Thread or Golden Strand, a fitting name for a flower threaded with glowing yellow and gold tones. A striking collector variety, Yellow Gift combines the unusual warm coloration prized in yellow adeniums with the extravagant form of a double flower.
Yellow adeniums are very valuable because many of them have light fragrance.

Adenium Superbar - single flower, but what a beauty! This striking variety features blood-red blooms with a crisp white center, creating a bold and dramatic contrast. Its almost white variegated leaves add even more uniqueness, making it a true collector's gem. A must-have for any exotic desert rose collection, this variety stands out with its rare and eye-catching appeal.
Adenium Superbar is a bold, classic desert rose with rich crimson-red petals that immediately catch the eye. The flower opens wide with smooth, slightly curved petals that create a clean, elegant shape around the pale yellow throat. A soft white glow radiates outward from the center, adding depth and contrast to the intense red color.
One of the most striking features of this variety is the foliage. The leaves are beautifully variegated, with creamy-white centers and wavy green margins, giving the plant an ornamental look even when it is not in bloom. The combination of bright red flowers and decorative foliage makes this adenium especially attractive as a potted specimen.

The name Superbar reflects the plant's overall appearance - strong color, balanced flower form, and distinctive foliage. It is a variety that stands out easily and looks impressive both in bloom and as a sculptural desert rose plant.

Flowers are small or not fragrant? Mishapen, small fruit or no fruiting? Poor root growth? Pale or yellow leaves? Die backs? Curled leaves? Slow growth? Don't let your plants starve... SUNSHINE SuperFood is your answer to all these problems!
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SUNSHINE Super Food advantages:
- improves plant vigor and quality of flowers
- very high bioavailability of microelements for plants,
- glycine - amino acid, immediately incorporated into the plant protein,
- the preparations are biodegradable and do not pollute the soil, in contrast to the complexes at EDTA,
- high stability of iron complexes, in contrast to EDTA,
- supplementation in top dressing calcium and magnesium,
- high compatibility with other plant treatment products,
- very high stability of preparations during storage and dilution,
- boron is a part of an organic complex,
- compatible with hard and river water.
DIRECTIONS: Mix 5 ml of SUNSHINE SuperFood in 1 gal of water, spray the foliage and drench root ball once a month.
For more information, see Sunshine Boosters page and Sunshine SuperFood page.