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Katuk, Tropical Asparagus. Delicious young shoots! Can be eaten raw or cooked. It is one of the most popular leaf vegetables in South Asia and Southeast Asia and is notable for high yields and palatability. The shoot tips have been sold as tropical asparagus. In Vietnam, people cook it with crab meat, minced pork or dried shrimp to make soup. In Malaysia, it is commonly stir-fried with egg and dried achovies. It is among only a few flora containing vitamin K.

Chammaliang. Rare fruit tree from Thailand. The fruit is a subglobose to ellipsoid berry up to 4 cm in diameter. At ripening, it is dark red to black. The flesh is sweet. The fruit can be eaten fresh, as it is sweet when ripe. The seeds are eaten roasted.<

The Sia Tong mango is a highly desirable dwarf variety that offers the exceptional quality of the Nam Doc Mai in a significantly larger fruit. Perfectly suited for pot culture or small garden spaces, this compact tree produces very large, elongated fruit with smooth skin that transitions from green to a golden yellow as it matures. Its hallmark feature is its completely fiberless, melting texture, which remains consistently high-quality regardless of the fruit's size.
Highly versatile in its culinary uses, Sia Tong can be enjoyed at two distinct stages: when green, the flesh is sweet, crispy, and refreshing, while the fully ripe yellow fruit offers a rich, honey-like sweetness. This variety is an excellent choice for growers seeking a "condo" style mango that doesn't sacrifice fruit volume for tree size, providing a heavy harvest of premium, Nam Doc Mai-style mangos on a manageable, space-saving frame.
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Clerodendrum inerme, Volkameria inermis. Wild Jasmine, Sorcerers Bush.
If you need to cover large areas with a pretty fragrant ground cover just in one season - this is your plant! It is so undemanding, cold-, heat-, salt-, drought hardy. There is a reason it is called Seaside! It will grow absolutely anywhere, including sand and even over plastic ground cover, based on our experience.
A hardy, straggling shrub, with closely arranged, almost round, shiny, deep green leaves. The plant is always in flower. The flowers are white and very fragrant. The plant is not choosy about the soil and can even withstand droughts. Seaside clerodendrum, as its name suggests, grows well along the beach tolerating the salt spray of the ocean and the harsh rays of the sun. It is a versatile plant and can be grown as a topiary or as a bonsai. The plants is salt-, heat- and wind-tolerant.

Magana originated from El Salvador. Excellent flavor, Cuban favorite. Fruit has rough, brown skin, red to orange pulp. National fruit of Cuba.
Var. Magana is a compact grower, can be grown in container, good for small yard.

Red Rhipsalis. Arched then completely pendant flat tapeworm stems turn deep violet red in high light; tiny flowers followed by ornamental shell berries lining both edges of the ribbon stems most attractively.

David Bowie Dragon Fruit (Pitaya) - red skin, white flesh - is one of the most popular types of dragon fruit and produces some of the largest fruit among white-fleshed varieties. This highly sought-after, self-pollinating cultivar is a slender white variety that bears medium to large fruit, often weighing up to one pound. The vibrant red skin is accented by numerous green-tipped fins, giving the fruit a striking appearance.
Its flavor is mildly sweet and refreshing, often compared to a kiwi crossed with a pear, with a pleasant tangy character and a subtle lemony finish. The fruit is excellent eaten fresh and also works well for juicing, fruit salads, and garnishes.
The plant itself is a vigorous climbing cactus that produces large, fragrant white flowers that open at night, adding ornamental beauty to its edible harvest. Well suited to warm subtropical and tropical climates (USDA Zones 9a-11), David Bowie is a productive and rewarding dragon fruit variety prized by collectors and home gardeners alike.
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Red Ruellia, Flower of Caipora. This is a rare winter blooming tropical ruellia with showy 2 inch wide scarlet flowers. Unusual for a ruellia, this is a vining shrub. Pinching out shoot tips will cause it to throw out lateral stems to form a more bushy plant to 3 feet. But, it also can be trained up a support to grow more vinelike. It blooms on older ripened growth. So give it time, light shade, adequate moisture, and warm temperatures. It sports 5 inch short-petioled elliptic leaves. Native to Bahia, Brazil, where it is found in moist forests.

Thomson Red, new Jamaican Avocado. You pick it green and it will turn red brown.

Florida Special is a classic Florida-bred pineapple developed by the Libby fruit company for commercial production. At one time, over 240 acres were planted in Immokalee, Florida, making this variety a real piece of Florida pineapple history before Libby later sold to Nestle.
This variety produces golden-fleshed fruit with excellent, well-balanced flavor - sweet, juicy, and low in fiber. The plant is compact and attractive, forming a low rosette of spiky leaves, which makes it ideal for containers, patios, or small garden spaces. Under warm conditions, it typically fruits within 12-18 months.
One of its standout traits is its resilience. Ripening fruit has shown the ability to tolerate drops into the mid-30s°F without internal damage, which is a valuable advantage in Florida's unpredictable winter weather.
Grow in full sun for best fruiting and use fast-draining soil, since pineapples do not like sitting wet. Water lightly and allow the soil to dry between watering. Protect from frost and prolonged cold.
Florida Special is a reliable, easy-to-grow pineapple that combines great flavor, compact size, and a bit of Florida growing heritage - a rewarding addition to your garden.
Florida Special is typically a spiny type, meaning the leaf edges have small saw-like teeth. They are not huge or aggressive, but you will feel them when handling the plant, especially along the margins and near the tips.

Read more about Pineapple: The most luscious Hospitality Fruit: Pineapple.

This Adenium hybrid is one of the most interesting black-flowered varieties. The deep, dark red petals feature a bright coral center and are bordered by an almost black edge. As the flower ages, the colors shift from vibrant red to dark red, eventually deepening to a nearly black hue. The dramatic color transitions make it a captivating and unique flower, adding a touch of mystery and elegance to your garden.

Adenium Good Morning is a bright and cheerful desert rose that immediately draws attention with its bold red-and-white pattern. The large ruffled petals form a swirling bloom where deep cherry-red bands blend into crisp white, creating a striking pinwheel effect around the center.
The flower has a wide open form that shows off its soft yellow throat and delicate structure. Each petal is slightly rippled, giving the bloom a lively, almost festive appearance. The strong contrast between red and white makes the flower stand out clearly even from a distance.
True to its name, Adenium Good Morning looks fresh and energetic - like the first bright light of the day. Its vibrant colors and classic desert rose shape make it a memorable variety that brings instant brightness to an adenium collection.

This Adenium hybrid, Good Night, features impressive multi-layered petals that begin as a vibrant red, gradually darkening to deep red and eventually reaching almost black as the flower ages. The dramatic color changes and the numerous layers give the flower a mysterious, captivating presence. This stunning variety adds a touch of elegance and allure to your garden, like a beautiful, dark mystery unfolding.

This Adenium hybrid, Mary Gold, features large, creamy yellow petals accented with bold red streaks radiating from the center. The intricate layers and striking color contrast create a unique and dynamic look, which closely resembles the vibrant marigold flowers. This flower's bold and dramatic appearance will definitely enhance your garden with its vibrant, eye-catching beauty.

Adenium Pineapple has rich golden-yellow petals with a soft, ruffled texture, resembling the warm tones of a ripe pineapple. The multi-layered blooms create a lush and tropical feel, making it a vibrant and cheerful addition to your garden. Similar to Adenium Happy Gold (Thong Hassadee).

This Adenium hybrid, Red Wine, features deep, rich red petals with bold black edges, creating a stunning, dramatic look. The velvety texture and ruffled layers give the flower a luxurious, wine-like appearance, making it a striking addition to your garden. Its deep hues and elegant form bring sophistication and charm.

Adenium Sweet Rosie (Rosy) - this enchanting variety features warm peachy-orange petals with delicate pink streaks and ruffled edges, creating a beautifully soft and romantic look. The multi-layered blooms give it a lush, full appearance, making it a charming and elegant addition to your garden. Its unique color blend radiates warmth and sweetness in every petal. It is a soft, romantic desert rose with a warm, inviting color blend. The petals open in creamy peach tones washed with gentle pink, creating a smooth gradient that feels almost like watercolor.
Each petal is lightly ruffled and edged with a thin pink outline, giving the flower a delicate, frilled look without being too busy. Subtle veining adds texture, while the deeper coral center draws your eye inward. Overall, it has a calm, elegant presence - one of those varieties that feels easygoing but still special when it blooms.

Adenium White Rabbit - this whimsical variety is one of our favorites! It features pristine white petals adorned with playful pink streaks, resembling a magical touch of color. The multi-layered ruffled blooms create a soft yet striking contrast, making this a truly unique and eye-catching addition to your garden. A flower full of charm and wonder, the cheerful White Rabbit is a reliable bloomer. It has a long blooming period and will brighten your garden for many weeks!

Plumeria Pink Jaopraya boasts spectacular multi-colored flowers with a captivating swirl of red, white, pink, and yellow. The intricate blend of hues creates a striking visual appeal, making this variety stand out as an eye-catching addition to your garden.
Plumeria is a symbol of Hawaii, representing the Aloha spirit, leis, and is widely used in perfumery for its captivating scent.

Plumeria Blood Orange features a rich, glowing blend of color that almost looks edible. The petals open golden-yellow at the center, fading into deep orange and soft coral, with a pink blush along the edges.
The flowers have thick, smooth petals with natural color gradients that add depth without looking harsh. Blooms form in clusters, creating a bright, warm display.
A great choice if you want bold color that still feels balanced and refined in your garden.

Plumeria Lemon Sherbet is fresh, bright, and very clean in appearance. The petals open crisp white with a soft, glowing yellow center that gently fades outward, creating a smooth, sunlit gradient.
The flowers have a classic, rounded plumeria shape with slightly overlapping petals, giving them a full and balanced look. The contrast between the pure white edges and the warm yellow center makes the blooms stand out without being harsh.
This variety feels light and refreshing - simple, elegant, and very easy to appreciate. A perfect choice if you like soft tropical colors with a clean, polished finish.

Plumeria First Kiss has a soft, romantic look that feels gentle and inviting. The petals open creamy white with a delicate pink outline, while the center glows warm yellow fading into a small, deeper red eye.
The color contrast is subtle but very clean - light petals framed by that fine pink edge give the flower a neat, finished look. Buds show a deeper pink, adding an extra layer of color before the blooms fully open.
It's a calm, balanced variety that doesn't try too hard, but still stands out. Easy to pair with other colors in your garden, and one of those flowers you keep coming back to for a second look.

Exotic Flower Plumeria Mr B (Mister Barcy) with golden yellow flowers and white border, most fragrant.
Thai name: Yellow Siri Mongkol (Yellow SRMK) - combines Siri, meaning glory, honor, or prosperity, and Mongkol, meaning auspiciousness or good fortune. Together, it conveys auspicious prosperity, honor, and blessings of good fortune, often associated with success and positive energy.
Plumeria Yellow SRMK is bright and cheerful, featuring rich golden-yellow petals that soften toward creamy edges. The color is warm and luminous, creating a glowing, sunlit effect that feels fresh and inviting. The petals are thick, rounded, and slightly cupped, often overlapping to form a full, sculpted bloom. A smooth, waxy texture enhances the richness of the color, while the flowers frequently appear glossy, especially when touched with dew.
Overall, this variety has a classic tropical look-simple, vibrant, and full of warmth-making it especially appealing for its clean golden tones and bold, sunny presence.