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Voodoo lily, Devils tongue, Snake Palm, Corpse flower. Amorphophallus bulbifer is one of the prettiest of the Voodoo Lilies and the inflorescence doesn't smell that bad compared to others of the genus. Amorphophallus only blooms when mature and even so it doesn't bloom every year. The unpleasant smell that the flower omits is only present for a few hours after the flower opens. If the flower is pollinated (normally by flies if the plant is outside) it will take 1 year for the plant to mature its seeds. The seed stalk is very pretty with the seeds changing colors from green to red. During this time the tuber will not produce a leaf.

Amorphophallus konjac is one of the largest flowers, a perennial exotic Asian plant. It grows a single, elongated center called a corm and a single large leaf that wraps around it. The corm is the part of the plant that is used, as well as its tuber, which is commonly called the konnyaku potato. It is one of the most exotic, bizarre flowers. Can be easily grown in a pot as a house plant. The single leaf dormant in winter, then in spring the plant shoots out a fantastic flower. See picture of a flowering plant.
This plant is dormant from Fall through Winter, shipped as tuber, keep on dry side until it grows back its leaves in Spring.

Bailey's Marvel mango is a classic Florida variety often compared to Haden - but improved. It offers the same rich, traditional mango flavor with less fiber, making it smoother and more enjoyable to eat. The fruit is large, round to slightly oblong, with an attractive red blush over a yellow base. Flesh is juicy, aromatic, and balanced in sweetness. Trees are vigorous, productive, and known for better disease tolerance than older varieties like Haden. For best eating quality, harvest when the base begins to turn yellow and ripen off the tree - enjoy before it becomes overly soft. A reliable, old-school favorite with strong flavor and good cold tolerance.
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Four oclock plant. Wonderfully Fragrant Flower! Frost-Hardy plant.

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.