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New hybrid! Peach flower that sometimes turns variegated. The stunning deep orange, double flowers attract any viewers in their tracks. In the petal count is usually much darker color and the color has a luminosity. Flowers may become slightly variegated with white stripes.

Coral Jatropha - small, miniature tree or medium size shrub. Red flowers look like corals, followed by curious yellow fruit. Exotic looking specimen plant, easy to grow, very tropical look. Drought tolerant. Can be grown in a pot, makes a nice palm-looking house plant.

Jamaica Tea flower (Karkade, Roselle) - "Agua de Flor de Jamaica", also called agua de Jamaica and rosa de Jamaica, is popular in Jamaica, Mexico, Central America, and parts of South America and the Caribbean. It is one of beverages made from fresh juices or extracts. It is served chilled, and in Jamaica this drink is a tradition on Christmas, served with fruit cake or potato pudding.
In Panama both the flowers and the drink are called saril (a derivative of the Jamaican word sorrel).
In the United States, hibiscus tea was popularized as "Red Zinger". Flowers are used to make a cold or hot tea sweetened with sugar. There has been some Medical studies which indicate that it lowers high blood pressure and also has diuretic effects. The flavor is on the tart side similar to a cranberry juice. In Mexico, it is also used for granites, ice pops and sangria.
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Very rare, Exotic mango variety from Vietnam. Spellings: Hoaloc, Cat Hoa Loc, Haoloica. The fruit is fiberless, oval yellow, with very thin seed. It is a rare, collectible variety. Among Vietnamese mango cultivars, Cat Hoa Loc is the most popular cultivar because of good appearance, texture, taste, and flavor. Its production ranks the first among commercial mango cultivars in Vietnam. The Vietnamese Government supports the expanding of the production area for Cat Hoa Loc mango. At the mature green stage, Cat Hoa Loc mango fruits usually turn to full ripening within 4-5 days thereby limiting distribution and marketing options.
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Pomegranate - var. Angel Red, extra-large fruit! Angel Red is one of the finest modern pomegranate varieties for fresh eating and juicing. Discovered as a chance seedling in California, it became popular for its exceptionally juicy fruit, soft edible seeds, and early harvest, typically ripening several weeks before Wonderful.
The fruit is large and round with deep crimson-red skin and brilliant ruby-red arils. It produces more juice than most varieties, while the tender seeds are easy to chew. The sweet flavor with a pleasant touch of acidity makes it excellent for fresh eating, juicing, desserts, salads, and homemade syrups.
The tree is vigorous yet naturally compact, reaching about 8-10 ft if left unpruned and easily kept smaller. Glossy green foliage and bright orange-red flowers make it an attractive ornamental as well as a productive fruit tree. It is self-fertile, highly productive, begins fruiting at a young age, and thrives in full sun. Heat, drought, and container friendly, Angel Red is an excellent choice for home gardens.
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 15F, and tolerant of drought, salt, and poor soils, pomegranates make excellent landscape plants, container specimens, and even bonsai.
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This Adenium hybrid, Moung Kusuma, showcases rich, deep magenta petals with a velvety texture. The dark hues are complemented by a subtle gradient, giving the flower a striking, almost dramatic look. Its intricate layers and bold color make it a standout addition to your garden, radiating elegance and charm.

Adenium Siam Yellow Smile is a delicate hybrid that features soft yellow petals with gentle pink streaks and a subtle blush along the edges. The multi-layered bloom creates a refined and graceful look, making it a charming addition to your garden. Its warm, pastel hues bring a soft elegance to any landscape.
Yellow adeniums are very valuable because many of them have light fragrance.

Very pretty apricot colored flower - rare collectable small tree from China. Flowers are slightly fragrant.

Pura Vida is a self pollinating variety introduced from Costa Rica.
Spanish Lime, Genip, Mamoncillo, Quenepa, Limoncillo. Very popular South American fruit, close related to Litchi. Relatively cold hardy, to upper 20's for short period.
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Ylang Ylang, Perfume Tree, Chanel #5 Tree. This tropical beauty is the source of the worlds most famous perfume, Chanel No. 5. Its golden, star-shaped flowers release an intoxicating fragrance almost year-round, filling the air with sweet, exotic notes. A graceful evergreen with glossy leaves and layered branches, it makes a stunning centerpiece in your garden. This is one of the most beautiful, fast growing and beneficial flowering trees for Southern landscapes. Dwarf form Cananga fruticosa offers the same scent in compact size. A true living perfume for your yard!
This famous perfume tree from which flowers Chanel#5 perfume is produced blooms on and off during warm period of year, fills the air for yards away with fine perfume year round.
Large trees maybe topped for shipping.
Special growing instructions are here

Red Chinese Lantern. A rare weeping Hibiscus from Africa. The flowers are rscarlet ed, single, and faced-down like "Chinese lanterns." Very unique plant with compact, cascading growth habit, doesn't need any pruning, great as a container specimen. Neat Hibiscus to add to your collection that you won't find easily anywhere else!

Yellow Aphelandra. Yellow flowers emerge out of long orange stalks in the fall time. Pretty and unusual! A tall, shrubby perennial with very long terminal inflorescences that are very unique and showy, with yellow flowers protruding from orange calyces in succession over many days. Grows nicely in full sun in south Florida, but it will also tolerate quite shady conditions.

The variety was named after its creator Gary Zill, one of the greatest mango selectionists (Florida).
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Bloodleaf. Evergreen small perennial, up to 3 feet tall. Bright mauve, old fashioned puckered foliage popular among indoor gardeners. Great accent plant in wa

Anthonys Rick-Rack. This curious epiphyte is grown for the strange leaves which lend it the common name Ric-Rac Cactus, Zig-Zag or Fishbone Cactus. In the wild it attaches itself to trees, clinging by little aerial root filaments along the zigzagging succulent leaves, but is adaptable to terrestrial habits. It loves strong yet indirect lighting. It does not need a lot of water and should be permitted to dry out entirely between waterings. It is nightblooming and its flowers last only a single night in spring.

Impatiens repens - Balsam Busy Lizzie, is the cheerful little cousin of the well-known Impatiens! What sets this one apart? Its showy yellow flowers, very small leaves, and compact, dwarf growth habit make it perfect for hanging baskets or as a delightful houseplant. If you're a fan of Impatiens, you'll love how this unique species brightens up any space with its charming, sunny blooms. It's small, it's bold, and it's a must-have for plant lovers!

Tommy Atkins is a Haden seedling selected in Florida. It has become the most extensively planted export mango in the New World and it is the benchmark of the commercial mango industry. It's color, disease resistance, and storage qualities appeal to merchants and consumers worldwide. It has is somewhat fiborous which makes this fruit easy for storage and shipping. The fruit ripens June to July.
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Oliver Loquat. In the past was considered the best loquat for South Florida. The fruiting season is March to May. It has medium to large fruit. The skin color is orange and the pulp is pale orange. The fruit is very sweet with only one-two seeds.
More about Loquat:
- Article
- Video
- PDF download. Overlooked fruit: tasty Loquat recipes. (from Tropical Treasures Magazine).

Fire Bush, full size variety. Grows into a small tree. Small, tubular red-orange flowers. Pruning inhibits the blooms, which appear at the ends of the branches. One of the best butterfly attractors.

Cute yellow bell-like flowers! If you want yellow to get involved in the design, then you've got to add Bahama firebush. Similar in growth to the scarlet-flowered one, you can keep it trimmed below seven feet. Large leaves make it good for screening. Don't hedge it; trim it naturally, and it will flower much more. Pollinator-friendly flowers during the rainy season. Great butterfly attractor.

Gardenia taitensis, the famous Tiare Tahiti or Star of Tahiti, is the wonderfully fragrant Gardenia associated with the islands of French Polynesia, where it is celebrated as the national flower of Tahiti. Its creamy-white flowers are typically about 3 inches across, with gracefully arranged petals forming the distinctive star or pinwheel shape. Against large, glossy dark-green leaves, the simple white flowers have an elegant tropical beauty quite different from the heavily doubled blooms of many cultivated Gardenias.
The fragrance is rich, sweet and unmistakably tropical. Tiare flowers are traditionally treasured throughout Polynesia for leis, personal adornment and their use in making fragrant Monoi oil. A beautiful choice for warm gardens, patios and containers, this is the classic Tahitian Gardenia for anyone who wants the authentic Tiare flower and fragrance.

Allspice, Jamaica Pepper, pimento tree. Leaves and bark also contain the allspice scent. Excellent container plant for indoor or greenhouse culture. This spice scent will be with you right away and will stay all the time, don't have to wait till bloom or fruit...
This plant has antimicrobial properties.

New introduction variety! This Kent and Gary crossbreed produces a nearly fiberless fruit with green skin and bright orange flesh that tastes like peaches and cinnamon! It is a large tree with a very productive fruiting season from June to August.
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