Garden Blog - Top Tropicals

Date: 22 Apr 2022

Spend time among trees...

"...Time spent among trees is never time wasted..."
- Katrina Mayer -

Ceiba  pentandra

One of the most impressive and massive trees in the world - Ceiba pentandra - Kapok Tree. A majestic tropical tree! The ancient Maya of Central America believed that a great Ceiba tree stood at the center of the earth... Would you like to try growing it in the center of your backyard? Considering it will take decades to grow this big...

Ficus

Ficus macrophylla (Banyan). Did you know that exotic Banyan Trees are close related to Fig trees

Date: 14 Apr 2022

Our Ukrainian team update:
Happy Birthday Dasha!
Born amid the war...

Anatoly  and  Dasha

A happy update from our Sunshine Boosters team member in Ukraine, Anatoly Bychko: a baby girl is born!
"...We expected our baby when the war started... So my wife and I left the basement and drove hundreds of miles trying to get away from deadly missiles and find a working hospital... We left everything we had, lost our home, only took our Cat Belyash ("dumpling"). Now we started our new life in a new city... with a newborn little person - our Angel. Her name is Dasha!.."

Dasha

Belyash  Cat

All profits from Sunshine Boosters sales are used to help families of our Ukrainian Team

Miltonia  spectabilis

Photo above: Easter present for Top Tropicals, Miltonia spectabilis var. moreliana, hand-crafted cross-stitch embroidery by our Editor Marina Rybka, the original photo

Date: 26 Mar 2022

New Video:
How to grow your own Macadamia Nuts

In this video we talk about growing your own Macadamia tree and enjoy the most delicious and the most expensive nuts right from your backyard!

Macadamia  tree  nuts

Macadamia  tree

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Date: 19 Jan 2022

Ficus pumila:
you won't believe these leaves and fruit!..

by Alex Butova, the Witch of Herbs and Cats

...If you visited tropical and subtropical countries, you probably have seen this curious plant covering fences and walls and even whole buildings, looking like an ivy... But if you looked closer, you might have noticed something unbelievable about this plant... Do these small tiny leaves, and these large glossy leaves, and these fig-like fruit too... do they all belong to the same plant?!.. No way!..

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