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How to choose the right Mango variety? A Top Tropicals Garden Blog post.

How to choose the right Mango variety?

How to choose the right Mango variety?
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  • Do you love mangoes but feel overwhelmed by all the varieties? Don't worry - at Top Tropicals, we've got you covered!

  • Visit our garden center in Ft. Myers or BFarm in Sebring, FL, and let our fruit tree expert Kristi help you choose the perfect mango trees for your garden.


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How to add Music to your garden. A Top Tropicals Garden Blog post.

How to add Music to your garden

Clerodendrum incisum - Musical Note, Morning Kiss

🎶 How to add Music to your garden
  • Clerodendrum incisum, also known as Musical Note or Morning Kiss, is a compact, low-maintenance plant with unusual, showy flowers that resemble musical notes, giving it its name.
  • ♪ It thrives in both full sun and shade, tolerates some drought, and attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, making it perfect for wildlife-friendly gardens. With blooms bursting everywhere, this plant creates a beautiful carpet of musical-note-shaped flowers around its base, offering a true symphony for your garden.


ℹ️ The unopened flowers resemble musical notes, giving the plant its name.

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The world is full of magic things. A Top Tropicals Garden Blog post.

The world is full of magic things

The world is full of magic things
🌹The world is full of magic things

"The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper."
- W.B. Yeats

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A Beautiful and Edible Delight: Taro or Elephant Ear? A Top Tropicals Garden Blog post.

A Beautiful and Edible Delight: Taro or Elephant Ear?

Colocasia antiquorum Illustris

🍀 A Beautiful and Edible Delight: Taro or Elephant Ear?
  • Colocasia antiquorum Illustris, commonly known as the Imperial Taro or Elephant Ear, is a striking ornamental plant prized for its dramatic, dark purple and green heart-shaped leaves. While it is primarily cultivated for aesthetic purposes in gardens, ponds, and containers, it does have edible potential.​
  • Young Leaves: The young leaves of Colocasia antiquorum can be consumed when thoroughly cooked.
  • Tuber (Corm): The corms, or underground stems, of this species are edible but must be cooked properly (may cause irritation if consumed raw). ​
  • This cultivar thrives in moist, shaded environments, making it ideal for bog gardens, water features, and shaded landscapes. It prefers consistently moist or boggy soil and can tolerate dappled sunlight.
  • The plant is fast-growing and can reach heights of 5–6 feet, adding a tropical flair to your garden. ​


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