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Perfect vine! Blooms year-round, fast growing, easy, not invasive, controllable, not messy, curious bright blue flower - Clitoris-like flower shape, hence name of the plant.
Besides being a great ornamental, this plant has some practical and medicinal value. The seed pods are edible, as well as the flowers. The flowers are used for blue food dye for rice and teas. It is also a nitrogen fixer and helps prevent E-coli.

Orange Bird of Paradise. One of the most well-known plants in the world. The fascinating blooms are sold as cut flowers by the million. The most tropical-looking!

Bat Head Lily, Bat Flower, Devil Flower, Black Tacca. Curious, bat-like inflorescence both in shape and color, with wide spreading, wing-like bracts of rich maroon-black, accompanied by long trailing filaments or "whiskers".

Plants may be in bloom at the time of purchase. Because flowers can be delicate and may not travel well, blooms are removed before shipping. Plants are well established and, with proper care, will bloom again soon.

Variety with variegated leaves with white outline border or large white spots.
Wax Hearts, Sweetheart Hoya, Valentine Hoya, Heart leaf. Hoya kerrii - Sweetheart Plant - makes an ideal houseplant. It has become increasingly popular in recent years. Unusual and quirky "heart" shape leaves appeal to anyone looking for that special novelty gift for their plant enthusiast friend.

Plumeria Thong Taweechok is warm and radiant, featuring soft golden-yellow petals infused with orange and coral tones that deepen toward the center. The color gently blends outward into creamy edges with a light pink blush, creating a smooth, glowing gradient. The petals are broad, slightly curved, and well-spaced, giving the flower a balanced, open form with a soft, luminous presence.
The overall look feels bright yet refined - less intense than bold reds, but richer than pale yellows-making it especially appealing for its warm, sunlit tones.
The name Thong Taweechok comes from Thai words meaning "increasing gold prosperity" or "growing wealth and good fortune", reflecting abundance, success, and auspicious energy - often associated with golden colors in Thai culture.

Southern magnolia var. Little Gem. The large, white flowers are perfect and fragrant. One of the most popular southern trees. Decorative, leathery ovate leaves with beautiful large, cup - shaped flowers that are a creamy white color and extremely fragrant. Brown cone-like fruits.
Plant seeds at 3/4" depth in loamy soil. Keep damp and in bright light.

Variegated ginger - this species is valued for its variegated foliage, and beautiful flowers.

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.
See Article about Passion Fruit.

Popcorn Cassia, Peanut Butter Senna - A shrub or small tree producing golden-yellow flowers with a distinct scent of peanut butter that open from brown buds in late summer and autumn. Also called Popcorn Cassia, because it smells like fresh cooked, buttered popcorn when you run your fingers through the leaves and then smell. It blooms beautiful large clusters of sunny yellow flowers.
Soak seeds before planting. Plant 3/4" deep in well-drained mix. Keep lightly moist, warm and in bright light. The seeds can rot if soil is too wet.

Rose cascade, Blood Red Tassel Flower. Bushy small tree or large round shrub with 2-3 inches flowers, big red puffs, in winter and spring. Nice landscape plant, very fast growing.

Bolivian Sunset Gloxinia. Excellent houseplant or ground cover. The density of the foliage and flowers makes a spectacular show. Excellent houseplant; even when not in bloom the attractive foliage is evergreen and attractive all seasons. Grown outdoors in dappled shade with plenty of water, the density of the foliage and flowers makes a spectacular show. May die down in the spring, then comes back during the rainy season. This is a great fall to early winter flowering perennial. It spreads rapidly from rhizomes and forms a dense ground cover. You can give flowering starts of it from your garden as Christmas presents.

Mandevilla Summer Snow - rare variety with snow-white flowers. Very pretty vine with dark glossy leaves.

White Cape plumbago, cape leadwort. This is a rare variety, hard to propagate.
Learn more about Plumbago: Sky Blue Plumbago in Southern Landscapes.

Abiu - fantastic tropical fruit. Size of medium apple,bright yellow when ripe. Flesh is jelly-like, very juicy, sweet, acid-free, surrounded by somewhat hard thick skin with sticky latex on cut. The taste of fruit resembles one of Chrysophyllum cainito. One elongated seed inside. Grown from seed.
This plant is very cold sensitive and should be kept at temperature above 50F. We suggest Express shipping for this plant. Please contact us for details.

Also known as Vexator or Blue Grape, this charming relative of the Jaboticaba is as delightful to look at as it is to taste. A slow-growing tree or shrub, it produces small, dark purple-blue fruits with thin, juicy flesh that tastes a bit like sweet grapes. Beyond its delicious harvest, the Blue Jaboticaba makes a beautiful ornamental addition to any garden with its glossy leaves and elegant form. Whether you're growing it for its fruit or its beauty, this tree is sure to win hearts with its unique charm!

Pomegranate - var. Wonderful, the world's most famous pomegranate! Native to the region stretching from Iran to the Himalayas of northern India, pomegranates have been cultivated for thousands of years. Wonderful is the leading commercial variety in California and remains the standard by which all other pomegranates are judged. Despite its name, the variety actually originated in Florida before becoming famous in California.
Wonderful produces large, deep purple-red fruit with a tough rind that protects the juicy, deep crimson arils inside. The flavor is rich, sweet-tart, and wine-like, making it one of the best varieties for fresh juice while also excellent for fresh eating. The seeds are moderately soft and pleasantly edible.
The tree is vigorous, productive, and long-lived, growing into an attractive shrub or small tree about 10-12 ft tall. Bright orange-red flowers bloom over an extended season before developing into heavy crops of colorful fruit. Self-fertile and easy to grow, Wonderful thrives in full sun, tolerates heat, drought, salt, and poor soils once established, and performs well in both the landscape and large containers.
According to Asian legend, the pomegranate was the "Tree of Life" in the Garden of Eden. The jewel-like arils, brilliant as drops of blood or rubies, have been treasured since ancient times. An old Hindi saying goes: "One pomegranate can serve one hundred sick people." Rich in antioxidants, pomegranates have long been valued for supporting heart health, circulation, and healthy red blood cells. The beautiful flowers bloom for several months. Cold hardy to 15°F, and tolerant of drought, salt, and poor soils, pomegranates make excellent landscape plants, container specimens, and even bonsai.
Learn more: Pomegranate: healing drops of blood...
See Article about Pomegranate.

The finest of all varieties, premier choice by dooryard growers for its reliability and superior quality. It has huge, heart shaped, juicy fruit with very small seed.
You've eaten Lychee no doubt in Chinese restaurants. Under the brittle crimson skin, the flesh is pearly white, sweet and jelly-like, though firm. It is eaten fresh or sun-dried (Litchi Nuts) or canned in syrup. It is a good source of vitamin C and phosphorous.
Sweetheart is very similar to Hak Ip variety, some growers claim they are one the same variety only from different producers.

Freshwater Mangrove, Indian Oak, Indian Putat. Barringtonia acutangula is native to coastal wetlands in southern Asia and northern Australasia, from Afghanistan east to the Philippines and Queensland. The plant is used medicinally in fold remedies. Its bark contains potent opioid painkillers

Macaranga, Bingabing Nasturtium Tree, Parasol Leaf Tree, Bingabing. This exotic small tree has huge 1-2ft rounded leaves resembling in shape nasturtium leaves. Mature leaves are tough like cardboard, very special tropical look! Can be grown in a pot (grows up to 6-7 ft in a pot). An eye stopper, a must for tropical plant collection. Medicinal plant.
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White Ginger, Butterfly Ginger Lily. This is the most fragrant of all gingers and one of the symbols of Hawaiian Paradise. In the summer it bears fragrant flowers that resemble butterflies. It is popular in Hawaii and the Pacific Islands were it is used in leis or singly worn in the hair or behind the ear. It also makes a good cut flower great for scenting the home. It is a tough plant, a light freeze may kill the tops, but it will come back in the Spring.

Cardinals Guard. If your garden needs a pop of color, Cardinals Guard is ready to take the spotlight! With its bold, scarlet-red blooms perched atop green cones, this evergreen perennial looks like it's wearing a crown. Striking Christmas-red flowers emerge from a green cone and bloom most of the year, adding vibrant color and a festive, tropical feel to any space. Its upright, multi-stemmed growth with lush foliage attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, and other pollinators. For best results, give it morning sun and afternoon shade, and trim stems to prevent legginess and encourage fresh growth. Cardinals Guard thrives in Southern gardens and large containers, making it a perfect choice for bringing a festive flair to your outdoor space.

Potato vine. This woody vine has large heads of dark mauve flowers and round yellow fruit. Very ornamental, not invasive, but a fast grower. Thorny.

Ruda, Herb of Grace, Garden Rue. It is a small evergreen bush with flat bluish-green aromatic leaves and small yellow or greenish flowers that bloom in late summer. Rue fragrance is strong, characteristically aromatic and sweet; it cannot be compared with any other spice. Used in many cultures as medicinal herb.

Rock Fig, Rock Ficus, Texcalamate, Lava Fig. Very showy velvet leaves with purple veins. Forms a caudex, good for bonsai. If planted in ground, grows in a small tree. The more water you give this plant the bigger it will grow and vice versa. This plant has nice caudex. In winter may drop some leaves.