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Banana Zebrina Rojo, Blood Leaf, Red Leaf. This outstanding banana features large, variegated leaves with red splashes on top, burgundy undersides, and reddish stems giving rise to the name Blood Leaf Banana. It shows up well against solid green companion plants, and performs well in containers. It will overwinter nicely in colder climates and produces small red fruit.
The leaves are paddle-shaped and have green and red mottling on top, with a solid maroon color on the bottom. When grown in a container, the plant can be kept to a height of 4-6 ft, but can grow to be 5-8 ft tall when planted in the ground. The plant can be used as a focal point or in mass plantings in a garden, or grown in a container. It can also provide a backdrop for other smaller tropical plants.
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Giant milkweed, Giant Calotrope - Lilac colored flowers can be seen all through the year, great butterfly attractor. A tough and hardy plant, drought tolerant, good for hot sites.

Very rare plant. For a number of years this species was considered extinct, until one small population was found on Puerto Rico and another was subsequently found on the island of Anegada in the Virgin Islands. The small white flowers produce an edible red fruit. Tolerates alkaline soils.
Perfect for Southern gardens, this little powerhouse thrives in alkaline soils and doesn't shy away from tough conditions - talk about low maintenance!
The fruit, though small and not widely known, is edible and can be eaten fresh.
Cordia rupicola tree have been used in folk medicine. It's believed to have anti-inflammatory properties.

This Adenium hybrid, Amaryllis, showcases a striking flower that closely resembles the classic amaryllis bloom. The vibrant red and white petals create a dramatic, star-like pattern, with the edges elegantly frilled in white. The flower's bold contrast and layered structure make it a stunning and dynamic addition to your garden, echoing the beauty of the amaryllis with a unique Adenium twist.

The Adenium Amber has glowing, multi-layered blooms in a rich blend of amber yellow and soft peach, with vivid strawberry-pink streaks radiating along the petal edges. The swirling petals form a full, ruffled flower that looks lit from within. Bright, variegated foliage adds to the striking contrast, making this a standout plant even when it's not in bloom. A truly unique variety with a warm, fiery glow.

This Adenium hybrid, Arrow, features elegant, arrow-shaped petals with a soft pink color and vibrant red streaks running through the center. The dramatic, sharp edges and distinct pattern create a striking look that mimics the sleek form of an arrow in flight. A bold and unique addition to your garden, this flower will definitely catch the eye.

The flower of Adenium Barney is a bold, moody masterpiece. Its double blooms swirl with deep burgundy-black petals, each streaked with electric magenta flashes that almost look painted on. The vivid inner stripes glow like lightning against a stormy sky, giving this variety an intense, high-contrast look that commands attention. A striking and unforgettable bloom for collectors who like their desert roses dramatic.

Adenium Beautiful Smile - this stunning variety of Adenium boasts vibrant crimson flowers with white-edged petals, resembling a smile that brightens up your garden. Its charming, bold appearance makes it a must-have for those who love a bit of joy and color in their plant collection.