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This outstanding banana features green leaves with red splashes on top, and burgundy undersides, 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.
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This is a Guava hybrid with Araca Pera, a rare flavorful wild guava from the Brazilian Amazon which is rare in cultivation.
These fruit are 1.5-2", with an acidic, sour guava-like flavor. Its juice is concentrated and must be diluted and sweetened to produce a delicious drink. The fruit is processed into ice cream sorbet, gelatins and candies. It is the major source of a special Guava Wine production. A great container specimen.

Albino Crown Flower, White Madar - rare variety with marble-white flowers. Blooms through the year and makes a great butterfly attractor. The large velvety, off-white to gray green, large rounded tropical foliage of the Giant Milkweed make excellent host plant for Monarch butterflies. 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.

Desert Rose, Pink flower, with large caudex, developed plant.

New variety of exotic Desert Rose. Crimson flower with snow white border.

New variety from Thailand. Double flower, crimson center and deep purple, almost black swirl, with wide border.