Ornamental leathery leaves and pretty pink flowers. Small size bush, this plant is very easy to grow, great for beginners as well as indoor culture. It takes low light with no problem, and needs very little if any care. Ardisias are very popular house plants.

The slightly fragrant flowers are reminiscent of showy orchids, with five irregular, usually slightly overlapping petals in shades of magenta, lavender or purplish blue. Great landscape shade tree.
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This exotic variety from Caribbean has very large, juicy fruit with red sweet pulp. Medium size tree, very vigorous, fast growing, and disease free. Produces on the second year.
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Vigorous full size plant with high yield and strong uniformity. Grown throughout Central Mexico, these papayas are 3 to 5 pounds in weight and the shape of an elongated melon. Their skin is green when unripe but turns yellow to orange with a few freckles once they become mature. They are wonderfully soft and juicy, and have a salmon pink or red flesh that is very sweet with a slightly perfumed, fruity flavor. Cut them in half lengthwise, scoop out the small, shiny, gelatinous black seeds from the center and discard them. Delicious and irresistible with a sprinkle of fresh lemon or lime juice.
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Cassia (Senna) bicapsularis - Butterfly Cassia, Scrambled Egg Bush, Butterfly Bush. Showy flowers resembling butterflies. Easy-bloomer through fall and winter, and easy to grow. Attracts lots of butterflies. A perfect landscape plant, fast growing and low maintenance. Grows into a large dense bush, but can be pruned to any desirable company form.

Perfect neglect plant! Grow it either as house plant, hanging basket, fast growing ground cover, or decorate your patio with it. It needs no attention and will reward your "no-efforts" with beautiful waxy foliage. Cissus rotundifolia comes from East Africa. It has green stems with almost round leaves. The leaves are fleshy, waxy, toothed and of a deep green color. Tendrils arise opposite young leaves and the plant climbs on supports with their help. Needs very little water.

Vigorous, self-clinging, evergreen vine that holds securely to any surface via aerial rootlets. Leaves are heart-shaped, forming an interesting pattern. Covers large areas quickly. Excellent way to add character to a garden wall. Very common creeper in tropical countries as it can cover a wall very quickly. Outdoor plants can grow to 15' or more. Two distinct leaf types: juvenile foliage is very small and tend to hug wall, or trellis that it is growing on. Mature foliage is larger to 2 or 3 inches long and the stem get coarse and starts sticking out from rest of vine. Hairy pear-shaped fruits (to 2.5” long) may appear on outdoor plants throughout the year.

Bolivian Sunset Gloxinia. Excellent houseplant or ground cover. The density of the foliage and flowers makes a spectacular show.

Gynura crepioides is commonly known as Okinawa Spinach, it is native to Indonesia. Okinawa Spinach is commercially grown in China as a green, it is not a true spinach. Both the stems and the leaves can be eaten raw or cooked. The top of the leaves are dark green and the undersides are purple. Okinawa Spinach has an unique flavor with a faint hint of pine, and will add a beautiful aesthetic element to cuisine. This green is also known as cholesterol spinach, and there are many claims that it lowers can cholesterol. This plant will thrive in pretty much any type of soil from clay to silt to sandy soils. It does well in any type of light other than full shade, but will grow best in full sun to partial shade. Okinawa Spinach is not a heavy feeder, and is relatively pest-free. It is good to cut back flowering branches to promote new shoot growth, because the shoots and leaves are what are harvested. Okinawan spinach is very adaptable to container gardening and even grows well on a windowsill. The younger leaves will have a much better flavor than the older leaves. The leaves and young shoot tips can be steamed, used in stir fry, tempura, stews, and soups. Just add them at the very end.
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Salad Hibiscus, Sleepy Hibiscus. Vinous flowers open in the morning, and by 3-4 pm they convolve into a curious fico-like knot. Flowers cover the bush several times a year. Very similar to acetosella, this edible hibiscus is great for salads, rich of vitamin C. Seeds are used for making delicious tea. Very fast growing, form a large bush. Tolerates dry conditions. Grow your edible landscape in no time!

Tricolor variegated hybrid, a great plant for both sun or shade. The variegated pink/crimson, green and white colored leaves compliment other plants. It needs to be pinched back often to keep from getting leggy. Tough, hardy and colorful, these showy plants with their brilliant leaves and soft stems can be a great addition to a planting. Brightest colors are generally obtained in stronger light. It makes a wonderful houseplant and a cute present.

Evergreen small perennial, up to 3 feet tall. Bright mauve, old fashioned puckered foliage popular among indoor gardeners. Great accent plant in warm climate gardens. Tolerates shade and can be grown as a perfect house plant.

Golden Plume, Yellow Justicia. Very showy low growing perennial. Spectacular flowers from late spring to fall. Butterfly and hummingbird attractor.

Fruit cocktail shrimp plant, golden lime colored bracts accented by bright red flowers crown.

This shrub is an uncommon cousin of Malvaviscus drummondii, its red flowers are pendant. It is a perfect everblooming shrub to add color to your yard. It grows quickly and so is good for adding bulk to new gardens. It is drought resistant, mostly pest-free, and requires little maintenance.

Four oclock plant. Wonderfully Fragrant Flower! Frost-Hardy plant.

Chaa-plu, Vietnamese Pepper. Eaten raw in salads or cooked with other greens or dishes, or wrap meats and cook in oven or on stove or grill. It is used medicinally in India and South China as well as Indonesia for feverish diseases, for digestive disorders, and toothache, to treat pain in the bones. When the root is chewed with betel nut, it is said to be helpful for the treatment of coughs and asthma. The leaves are used as food (food wraps) in Vietnam.

This is a rare species of Pseuderanthemum from Australia. Metallic purplish papery narrow leaves in attractive trailing clumps; bright mauve undeneath - striking foliage. Odd papery tan flowers with purple splashes. A compact grower, this happy plants takes both full sun and shade, and thrives nearly in any conditions and soils. Needs regular water to establish, then becomes drought tolerant, easy to grow plant.

Blackberry Arapaho is an erect, thornless blackberry bush released from the University of Arkansas. It has good fruit quality and ripens before Apache and Navaho. It is moderately vigorous. In Florida it is well adapted to extreme north Florida, very cold hardy. Earliest ripening thornless, beginning approximately June, and fruiting extends for about four weeks.
Plants are large and developed, some are with flowers or fruit.

A brand new thornless Blackberry with some of the largest berries, even larger than Triple Crown! Big Daddy is a vigorous grower, sets fruit on second year wood and produces huge crops of massive, mouth watering berries. Great for fresh eating but also hold up well when frozen or made into jams. The Big Daddy Blackberry Bush is disease resistant. As a self-fertile specimen one plant can produce 10 to 15 pounds of fruit each growing season. Big Daddy Blackberry Bushes produce stiff short canes that grow from the crown of the roots up and into a hedgerow. These winter-hardy shrubs grow well in zones 5-10.

A superior new premier blackberry release from the University of Arkansas, Caddo is a productive, large-fruited, exceptionally sweet, high-flavored blackberry. Floricane fruiting Thornless Erect canes. Berries are sweet, very good fruit flavor and large size. Caddo is an early-ripening cultivar, about two days later than Natchez and two days earlier than Osage. It has overall high fruit quality, excellent postharvest fruit-handling potential, consistent high yields and excellent plant health. The berries are larger than Osage and Ouachita. Berries stay big all season, not decreasing in size as the harvest season goes on, unlike other cultivars. It is disease free.

Blackberry Kiowa has very large, glossy black fruit with firm flesh and excellent taste.
Ripens midseason and has long harvest season. Bush is moderately vigorous and upright.

Blackberry Natchez is a thornless variety, a new release from Univ. of Arkansa. It's an erect, thornless blackberry bush. It has good fruit quality and ripens early. Berries are larger than Navaho and Arapaho verieties, about 3 berries per oz. Ripening season starts in June. Does very well in Florida

Blackberry Navaho is an erect, thornless blackberry cultivar from the University of Arkansas. Well adopted to tropical and subtropical climates. Excellent, consistently rated the highest of the Arkansas varieties. Yields moderate to high, usually higher than Arapaho. The berries are small to moderate in size, and they are moderately sweet in flavor. Late ripening and a prolonged ripening period. Ripens beginning approximately June 15; fruiting extends for about five to six weeks. Fruit very firm; storage and handling potential exceptional; can be shipped under proper conditions.

New thorn-less variety, with large fruits that ripen in early June.