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Adenium Big Harry - This bold Desert Rose variety features large, frilled blooms with crisp white petals heavily brushed in deep red. The double-layered flowers create a striking visual with their rich contrast and strong form. Big Harry is a standout selection for collectors who appreciate large, vibrant blooms with personality. Great for containers or sunny garden spots.

This vibrant Desert Rose bursts with deep berry-red petals edged in clean white, creating a bold two-tone effect. The ruffled, multi-layered blooms resemble scoops of berry sorbet and stand out like a floral centerpiece. A compact and showy variety, Multi Berry brings high contrast and strong visual appeal.

This variety features creamy white petals with striking hot pink edges, arranged in thick, ruffled layers. The contrast between the soft center and vivid outline gives the flower a sculpted, almost painted look. Full and symmetrical, Ploy Sakorn is a strong bloomer with a refined yet bold presence.

Adenium Pratum Thong is one of those flowers that feels rich the moment it opens. The petals start with a soft creamy white base, but quickly pull your eyes toward the bold splashes of deep red and wine tones radiating from the center. In the middle, a warm yellow throat adds a soft glow, almost like light coming from inside the flower. The layered, slightly ruffled petals give it a full, sculpted look without feeling heavy.
The name Pratum Thong translates roughly to Golden Lotus in Thai, and it fits - there is a sense of something precious and symbolic in the way the colors come together. It is not just contrast, it is balance: light and dark, soft and bold. This is the kind of adenium that doesn't need a large plant to stand out - the flower does all the work.

Talab Phet (Talab Petch). This striking flower features a crisp starburst pattern of white and pink, with deep rose-colored edges sharply outlining each petal. The tightly layered, pointed petals give the bloom a sculpted, geometric look that's both bold and elegant. Talab Petch stands out for its clean lines and vivid contrast.

Adenium Thong Uma is a warm, glowing desert rose with a rich blend of golden yellow and deep red. The petals open in a bright yellow center that gradually transitions outward into creamy tones, then bursts into bold red splashes and streaks toward the edges. The layered, slightly ruffled petals give the flower a full, almost rose-like appearance, with a soft swirl at the center that adds depth and movement.
The name Thong Uma carries a beautiful Thai meaning. Thong means gold, a very popular word in Thai plant names symbolizing wealth, prosperity, and good fortune. Uma is associated with a divine feminine figure in Hindu and Thai culture - a goddess representing beauty, strength, and grace. Together, Thong Uma can be interpreted as golden goddess or divine gold, which fits this variety perfectly with its radiant color and elegant presence.

Adenium Win commands attention with its bold, nearly black petals edged in icy white. This striking contrast gives the bloom a sculpted, almost velvet-like look. The tightly layered form adds to the intensity, creating a flower that looks as if it were carved from night. Powerful, elegant, and unforgettable - this one lives up to its name.

Colombiana (also referred to as Yellow Dragon) is a notable cultivar of S. megalanthus, prized for its intensely sweet flavor (Brix=21) and spiny yellow skin. Distinctive small oblong shape. Improved selection with consistent size and sweetness, improved yellow-skinned strain, sometimes overlapping with Palora. Extra sweet, juicy, tropical, often rated best flavor.
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Amarilla (sometimes called Kirin) is a cultivated selection with bright yellow skin and juicy white flesh, bred for consistent size and sweetness, smoother than standard. Amarilla is a Spanish common name literally meaning "yellow pitahaya". It is sweet, aromatic, less tang than red/white types. Smallest dragon fruit, late to ripen, fewer but very sweet fruit. All yellow types are smaller in size than red or white dragon fruits, but they consistently win for flavor - crisp, honey-sweet, and aromatic.
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Golden Dragon is a cultivated selection with bright yellow skin and juicy white flesh, sweet, aromatic, less tang than red/white types. Selected for uniform size and sweetness. All yellow types are smaller in size than red or white dragon fruits, but they consistently win for flavor - crisp, honey-sweet, and aromatic.
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Rare in collections! Chiococca alba - David's Milkberry, West Indian Milkberry, West Indian Snowberry - is from Gardenia family - Rubiaceae - and sure it has fragrant flowers! A rare Florida native vine or shrub with clusters of tiny, fragrant flowers like lily-of-the-valley, followed by bright white berries that glow against the leaves. Birds eat the fruit and butterflies love the blooms. Tough and adaptable, it grows in sun or shade, tolerates salty breezes, and can sprawl, climb, or be trimmed as a shrub. A graceful, unusual plant with a long history of traditional use.

Still tree, Yellow oleander, Lucky nut. Small compact tree from tropical America with shiny dark green leaves and yellow to peach or off-white, funnel shaped flowers. Fruit somewhat tri-angular, smooth, with two large, oily seeds. The nuts growing on the tree planted in your yard supposedly bring good luck.

Arrayan is not your everyday guava. It is a rare Central American guava with small, intensely aromatic fruits that pack a bold sweet-and-tangy punch. One bite and you get citrusy, floral flavor with just enough acidity to keep it exciting. Closely related to Cas guava, with a brighter, punchier flavor. The tree stays compact and tidy, making it perfect for home gardens, edible landscapes, and collectors who want something different. Even when not fruiting, it earns its place with attractive peeling bark and a naturally ornamental look. Known locally as Arrayan or Guayabillo, and in English as Little guava. It has compact growth - easier to manage than common guavas and perfect for containers.
Arrayan fruits ripen from fall through early spring, giving you fresh guava flavor when many other fruits are done for the season. The leaves are also traditionally valued, adding even more usefulness to this already special tree.
If you are looking to grow something uncommon, productive, and genuinely interesting - this is one of those plants people ask about the moment they see it. Great flavor, great looks, and not often available. Add it to your garden while you can.

Cordyline fruticosa Red Sister, or the Ti Plant, is a popular tropical shrub known for its vibrant, strap-like leaves in shades of pink, burgundy, and deep red, thriving as an easy-care houseplant or outdoor accent in warm climates. Red Sister offers tropical flair, air purification, and deer resistance, making it great for containers, borders, or as a striking indoor focal point. Easy to grow, tolerates poor soils, has low water needs. Sun or shade.

Cordyline fruticosa Sherbert is a vibrant tropical plant, also known as the Ti Plant, prized for its sword-like leaves featuring streaks of green, pink, magenta, and cream, adding bright color indoors or outdoors, and offering air-purifying qualities and good luck symbolism. Easy to grow, tolerates poor soils, has low water needs. Sun or shade.

The Harlequin Cordyline is a tropical plant known for its striking, multicolored foliage in shades of pink, green, cream, and purple with red veins, serving as a vibrant focal point indoors or out in warm climates. This versatile plant adds bold, low-maintenance tropical color to containers, landscapes, and homes, growing upright with a bushy habit, reaching 2-6 feet depending on conditions. Easy to grow, tolerates poor soils, has low water needs. Sun or shade.

Agave plant that is an important economic product of Jalisco, Mexico, due to its role as the base ingredient of tequila, a popular distilled beverage. The high production of sugars, mostly fructose, in the core of the plant is the main characteristic that makes it suitable for the preparation of alcoholic beverages. Great addition to cactus - rock gardens - ethno-botanical collections. Drought-tolerant; suitable for xeriscaping. Grows fairly fast in summer if provided with extra water.

Foxtail fern. This lush, feathery plant is grown for its soft, needle-like foliage that forms arching tails or upright, cat-tail-shaped plumes. It works beautifully as a groundcover, in large containers, or spilling from hanging baskets, and every so often rewards you with small fragrant flowers followed by bright red berries that birds love.
Easygoing and adaptable, Fox Tail fern handles sun to partial shade, tolerates drought once established, and stays attractive year-round with minimal care. Cut back after flowering to refresh growth.

A compact, round dwarf mulberry that stays small but produces big. Burgundy Berry Dwarf loads up with deep burgundy fruit all spring, often covering the plant from top to bottom. The berries are plump, sweet, and easy to pick - especially when grown in a container.
Perfect for patios, small gardens, or edible landscapes, this variety performs beautifully in pots and stays naturally bushy without constant pruning. Cold hardy in zones 6-11 and tough enough to handle heat, it is a reliable, productive mulberry for a wide range of climates.

A fascinating terrestrial orchid that surprises many gardeners with how easy it is to grow, Chinese Crown Orchid produces tall, elegant spikes of unusual greenish-yellow to brownish miniature flowers with a striking purple lip, giving each bloom a delicate, exotic look. Unlike many orchids that cling to trees, this one grows in the ground from underground bulbs, forming attractive clumps of grassy foliage.
Native to Asia and now naturalized in parts of Florida, Eulophia graminea thrives in warm climates and adapts well to containers or garden beds. Flower spikes can rise 2-4 ft above the foliage in summer, creating a graceful display that looks almost wild and tropical at the same time. It enjoys bright light to partial shade and regular watering, and once established it proves surprisingly tough and easygoing.
An unusual orchid for collectors and tropical gardeners alike - perfect for adding something unexpected to your garden or patio collection.

Plumeria Doung Suree Dwarf is a compact treasure with surprisingly bold blooms. The flowers glow in warm shades of orange, blending softly from golden apricot in the center to deeper sunset tones along the petals. Each bloom has a smooth, waxy texture and a luminous tropical look that stands out beautifully against the glossy green foliage.
What makes this variety especially appealing is its naturally dwarf habit. Mature plants typically stay under 4 ft tall, making Doung Suree Dwarf perfect for containers, patios, and small garden spaces. Despite its compact size, it is a generous bloomer, producing waves of flowers throughout the year in warm climates.
A bright, cheerful plumeria that proves you do not need a large tree to enjoy a spectacular tropical display.
The name Doung Suree comes from Thai words meaning "sun spirit" or "heart of the sun," reflecting the warm, glowing presence of this variety.

Plumeria Great Wall is a cristata hybrid and a truly unusual plumeria that stands out even before it blooms. Instead of the typical open branching habit, this variety forms a tight, compact crown where the leaves grow densely packed in a swirling cluster at the tip of the stem. The effect is almost sculptural - like a living rosette sitting on top of a sturdy trunk.
Each leaf is deep green with bright creamy variegated edges, creating a crisp outline that highlights the spiral arrangement of the foliage. The compact growth gives the plant a naturally dwarf appearance and a very tidy, architectural look.
Even without flowers, Plumeria Great Wall draws attention with its striking foliage and unique growth pattern, making it an intriguing addition to your plumeria collection. A rare form that looks more like a carefully designed ornament than an ordinary tropical tree.

Plumeria Kanjamapon is a refined and elegant variety with beautifully balanced blooms. The flowers open in soft ivory-white petals surrounding a warm golden-yellow center that glows like a drop of sunlight. The smooth, rounded petals overlap slightly, creating a graceful pinwheel shape that looks both classic and timeless.
The clusters of blooms appear generous and full, standing out clearly against the deep green foliage. Each flower has a clean, luminous look that highlights the gentle transition from creamy white to bright yellow at the heart of the bloom.
Plumeria Kanjamapon brings a sense of calm tropical beauty to the garden, with flowers that are simple, bright, and quietly striking. A graceful variety that captures the pure, classic charm of plumeria blossoms.
The name Kanjamapon comes from a Thai personal name rooted in the word for gold, symbolizing beauty, prosperity, and good fortune. Kanjana - gold, Mapon - blessing, prosperity, so the meaning is roughly along the lines of "Golden blessing" or "Golden prosperity".

Plumeria Sunset Symphony bursts into bloom with a lively mix of tropical colors. Each petal blends creamy ivory, warm golden yellow, and glowing coral-pink, with deeper rose edges that look as if they were brushed by a painters hand. The flowers open in generous clusters, creating a rich tapestry of sunset tones that shift slightly from bloom to bloom.
Some petals lean toward honey-yellow with soft pink rims, while others deepen into bright coral and rosy blush, giving the entire cluster a vibrant, ever-changing look. Fresh and luminous, the blooms appear almost lit from within, like the sky just before the sun dips below the horizon.
A joyful and radiant plumeria that turns every branch into a celebration of color.