🥭 Coconut Cream - a tropical dessert mango with unreal coconut flavor.
🔸Rich, sweet, melt-in-your-mouth texture
🔸Strong coconut-cream flavor with tropical spice
🔸Completely fiberless and silky smooth
🥭 Large, colorful fruit with a glowing orange-red blush and juicy flesh. This tree grows wild - branches twist in every direction, so give it space and keep it pruned and shaped. If you want a mango that tastes like dessert, this one is unforgettable. More 👉
5 simple rules how to grow a fragrant Plumeria tree and make it bloom for you, just like on the pictures
Plumeria, Frangipani red rainbow
Plumeria, Frangipani pink rainbow
Plumeria, Frangipani rainbow
Plumeria, Frangipani dark pink
Plumeria, Frangipani yellow
Plumeria, Frangipani red rainbow
Plumeria, Frangipani rainbow
Plumeria, Frangipani white
🌸 5 simple rules how to grow a fragrant Plumeria tree and make it bloom for you, just like on the pictures.
Soil must be well-drained: use potting mix with good amount of perlite, bark, and coconut fiber. We recommend Sunshine Abundance professional soil mix for best results.
Container must be the size of the root ball and not much bigger, to avoid water-logging. Plumeria likes dry conditions. Water only when the soil gets slightly dry.
Full sun is a must. If grown indoors, keep the plant in the brightest spot and take it outside for the sun bathing when possible.
Dormancy in winter: this little tree drops leaves during winter. When it happens, reduce water to the minimum and let your Plumeria rest until it starts sprouting new leaves.
Fertilize for the most profuse flowering with a plant food that is high in Phosphorus. Plumeria is a heavy feeder. We recommend Sunsine Megaflor Bloom Booster liquid fertilizer - it can be used with every watering and year around.
Adenium rainbow - warm, bright, and full of energy
Adenium Phoenix
Adenium rainbow - warm, bright, and full of energy 🌈
Some adeniums feel calm. And some feel like sunshine!
This set is all about warm orange tones - bright, happy, and hard to overlook. These are the ones that light up a bench even on a cloudy day.
💡 Rainy summer tip
In places like Florida, summer rain can be too much for adeniums.
They are succulents - Desert Roses they are! - and don’t like staying wet for long periods. Constant rain keeps the soil saturated, which can lead to root rot and weak growth.
If you have a rainy season, it’s best to keep them under a roof or covered area.
This helps control watering, keeps the soil from staying soggy, and protects the caudex and roots.
They still need bright light - just not endless rain.
🌸 Today's featured adeniums
✦ Phoenix: Color-changing blooms that shift from soft yellow to pink and coral - looks like a living sunset on one plant.
✦ Pra Rod Mary: Warm orange shades with a soft, rounded bloom.
✦ Pratum Thong: Golden-orange color with a rich, glowing look.
✦ Som Term Sab: Bright, lively tones - name tied to wealth and good fortune.
✦ One Heart: Balanced form with warm color and a clean structure.
✦ Thong Nuekao: Golden shades with a slightly deeper, more refined tone.
Orange adeniums bring a different kind of energy - warm, glowing, and full of life.
And once you add a few - your collection starts to feel a lot brighter!
Rainbow plumerias - the wild side of color. Winter dormancy tip 🌈
Some plumerias don’t follow rules - they mix, swirl, and splash colors all over the petals like a tropical sunset in motion. These “rainbow” types are the most playful and unpredictable, with every bloom looking a little different from the next.
🌸 Today's featured plumerias:
✦ Plumeria Mui Rainbow - deep orange-red center blending into golden yellow and finishing with pink to magenta edges. Bright, fiery colors with a smooth, glowing transition.
✦ Plumeria Pink Jaopraya - a bold swirl of red, white, pink, and yellow all in one flower. Complex, eye-catching, and impossible to ignore.
✦ Plumeria Sunset Symphony - creamy ivory, golden yellow, and coral-pink tones with deeper rose edges, creating a layered sunset effect that shifts from bloom to bloom.
✦ Plumeria Dook - rich pink petals melting into a glowing orange and golden center. Bright, warm, and full of tropical energy that stands out from a distance.
💡 Plumeria tip: winter dormancy
In cooler months, plumerias slow down and may drop all leaves. That’s normal. During this rest period, cut watering way back and let the plant sleep. Growth will restart when temperatures rise.
Guava varieties: Pink flesh (upper left quarter), White flesh and Cas
(upper right quarter), Red Cattley Guava (bottom left quarter) and Golden
Cattley (bottom right quarter).
Let’s talk Guava. Few fruits check as many boxes: flavor,
productivity, health, and adaptability. We’ve grown guava trees at Top
Tropicals for years here in Florida, and it never fails to surprise people
with how
easy it is — and how quickly it rewards you.
🌿 Health Benefits
We know the first question:"Why guava in addition to all the other
fruit trees I could plant?"Because guava is one of the healthiest tropical
fruits you can eat and grow — and it produces faster than almost
anything
else.
Vitamin C powerhouse — guava has four times more vitamin C than
oranges. One fruit covers your daily needs and then some.
Potassium and fiber — good for balancing blood pressure and
keeping your heart strong.
Antioxidants like lycopene and vitamin C — these keep your skin
glowing and help protect your cells from damage.
Dietary fiber — aids digestion and helps keep blood sugar
steady.
Guava is a true"food as medicine"tree you can plant right in your
backyard or in pot.
♥️ Our Favorite Varieties are Available Now
We currently have a DOZEN excellent guava varieties in stock selected by
our plant expert Tatiana Anderson — something special for every
garden. Our top picks are:
Pink Guavas
Barbie Pink
– Yellow pear-shaped fruit with thick pink flesh, sweet and juicy.
Cold
hardy for a tropical fruit. The best seller.
Hong Kong
– Large, round, smooth pink fruit. Sweet flavor, very few seeds, and
very
productive.
Tikal
– Our top pick. Fast-growing, disease-resistant, and produces the
sweetest
pink guavas with very few seeds.
White Guavas
Indonesian White
– Aromatic, classic white-fleshed guava with an excellent
tropical flavor.
Kilo White
– Giant fruit up to 2 lbs (1 kilo) each! Few seeds, creamy white
flesh,
and fruits even in containers.
Brazilian Araca
Pera – Rare hybrid used for Guava Wine in Brazil. Tart,
concentrated juice makes excellent wine, sorbet, or jelly. Learn more...
Pineapple Guava,
Guavasteen – Feijoa sellowiana. Strongly perfumed fruit, best
enjoyed when the pulp is mixed with sugar – like forest strawberries.
Cold-hardy, tolerates freeze, and doubles as a great windbreak. Learn more...
