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This Adenium hybrid, known as Thong Nuekao (also often go after names Nue Kao, Chok Sedthee), showcases a striking contrast between fiery red petals and a creamy yellow center. The bold red edges are beautifully complemented by the soft yellow interior, creating an eye-catching and vibrant flower. It is a bold and vibrant desert rose known for its dramatic color contrast. The large flower opens with creamy yellow petals radiating from the center, gradually blending into deep crimson-red edges. This bright gradient creates a glowing effect, almost like sunlight shining through the petals.
The bloom forms a tight spiral in the center, with wide, gently ruffled petals that give the flower a full, rounded shape. The strong red margins frame the lighter center beautifully, making the flower appear luminous and highly ornamental.
Each bloom stands out clearly against the glossy green leaves, creating a striking tropical display that immediately draws attention. The name Chok Sedthee comes from Thai words: Chok - luck, fortune, Sedthee - wealthy person, millionaire. Together the name roughly means "Millionaire's Luck" or "Fortune of the Rich." Thai plant breeders often choose names connected to luck, prosperity, and success, and this variety reflects that tradition - a flower associated with abundance and good fortune.

Joey is very cold hardy variety, creamy, and compact - a must-have for growers in cooler zones. Joey is Type B avocado with creamy, nutty flavor and purple-black skin.
Discovered by Joey Ricers in Uvalde, Texas, Joey is a compact egg-shaped avocado that thrives even in cooler climates (surviving the teens to 20s F) and ripens from August to October. The fruit has smooth, thin, purple-black skin and rich, buttery flesh with a slightly nutty taste - perfect for guacamole or slicing.
Growing into a dense, upright tree reaching 10-25 ft, it's self-pollinating but pairs well with a Type A variety to boost yield.
A top choice for cooler subtropical regions and container gardens alike. Produces medium size, egg shaped purple-black fruit. It has excellent flavor. Heavy bearer.
It survived temperatures around 10F near San Antonio, Texas (Zone 8b). Can take temperatures down to 15F for short period of time without significant damage.
See about successful growing in cold climate.

Joey is very cold hardy variety, creamy, and compact - a must-have for growers in cooler zones. Joey is Type B avocado with creamy, nutty flavor and purple-black skin.
Discovered by Joey Ricers in Uvalde, Texas, Joey is a compact egg-shaped avocado that thrives even in cooler climates (surviving the teens to 20s F) and ripens from August to October. The fruit has smooth, thin, purple-black skin and rich, buttery flesh with a slightly nutty taste - perfect for guacamole or slicing.
Growing into a dense, upright tree reaching 10-25 ft, it's self-pollinating but pairs well with a Type A variety to boost yield.
A top choice for cooler subtropical regions and container gardens alike. Produces medium size, egg shaped purple-black fruit. It has excellent flavor. Heavy bearer.
It survived temperatures around 10F near San Antonio, Texas (Zone 8b). Can take temperatures down to 15F for short period of time without significant damage.
See about successful growing in cold climate.

These are 2-3 year Avocado seedlings from vigorous Monroe variety, large developed plants. Can be a new exciting hybrid surprise or you can try grafting other varieties on it. This plant may take 3-4 years or longer to produce fruit, however, variety is not guaranteed as for all Avocado seedlings.
For a faster producing Avocado tree, we recommend purchasing grafted varieties that start producing right away.
Only garfted Avocado tree can guarantee all features of the specific variety.
If you want the exact variety, buy Grafted Monroe Avocado.
See avocado varieties chart.

Red Cassia, Ceylon Senna. Graceful tree with spreading, drooping branches appearing to be overweighted by its wealth of clustering red blossoms. Has alternate pinnate leaves in pairs with colored margins which further enhance the appearance.

Clerodendrum inerme, Volkameria inermis. Wild Jasmine, Sorcerers Bush.
If you need to cover large areas with a pretty fragrant ground cover just in one season - this is your plant! It is so undemanding, cold-, heat-, salt-, drought hardy. There is a reason it is called Seaside! It will grow absolutely anywhere, including sand and even over plastic ground cover, based on our experience.
A hardy, straggling shrub, with closely arranged, almost round, shiny, deep green leaves. The plant is always in flower. The flowers are white and very fragrant. The plant is not choosy about the soil and can even withstand droughts. Seaside clerodendrum, as its name suggests, grows well along the beach tolerating the salt spray of the ocean and the harsh rays of the sun. It is a versatile plant and can be grown as a topiary or as a bonsai. The plants is salt-, heat- and wind-tolerant.

Cordia sebestena - Scarlet (Orange) Geiger tree. Showy small tree with bright scarlet flowers followed by white edible fruit. According to the legend, the tree was named in memory of John Geiger a Key West 19th century pilot and wrecker. Flowers appear scattered over the tree, most of warm season. Popular landscape tree, however it is cold sensitive and won't tolerate any frost; other than that, it is easy to grow and undemanding.

Epiphyllum (Selenicereus) chrysocardium (Marniera, or Fern Leaf) is a very interesting plant. It is one of those plants that looks exotic even when it is not blooming. Its long, deeply cut, glossy green stems cascade like giant fern fronds, making a spectacular hanging basket or mounted specimen. Despite its unusual appearance, it is surprisingly easy to grow and propagate, developing aerial roots and quickly becoming a lush, dramatic plant.
And then come the flowers! Mature plants can produce enormous, fragrant white blooms with long, delicate outer petals, opening at night and lasting only until the next day. The flowers alone are worth waiting for - but with foliage this striking, you really don't have to. A fantastic collector's epiphytic cactus that makes a statement year-round.

Trailing and twining woody vine with long branches. The brilliant red flowers cannot be missed and are great for attracting flying insects. The species name of the plant means "evergreen" and the leaves do hold on the plant throughout the winter.

Rare variety from Thailand, with green skin. Fralan means "Thunder" - as the fruit cracks when peeled. No turpentine aftertaste, very good flavor.
See more info about Mango varieties.

Rare variety from Thailand, with green skin. Fralan means "Thunder" - as the fruit cracks when peeled. No turpentine aftertaste, very good flavor.
See more info about Mango varieties.

Rare variety from Thailand, with green skin. Fralan means "Thunder" - as the fruit cracks when peeled. No turpentine aftertaste, very good flavor.
See more info about Mango varieties.

This Indian / Indo-Chinese hybrid fruits consistently every year. It is a Haden seedling, and much like the Haden it is a Florida favorite. It has a very attractive appearance with a mild, very sweet flavor. The fruit is virtually fiberless. Excellent eating quality, consistent production, and effortless to grow. It is easy to determine when to pick because the fruit will turn yellow at its base. Relatively cold hardy variety. The seed is elongated.
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Neelum is a South Indian dessert mango. The fruit weigh 9 to 12 oz. They are smooth-skinned and bright yellow upon ripening and have no blush. The flesh is deep yellow or orange. There is no fiber and a rich, aromatic flavor. Neelum is best eaten out-of-hand, or used as slices or cubes in mixed fruit salads, as the firm flesh holds its shape. They have a late ripening season and can be stored for a long time. For the best taste fruit should be harvested when mature green and ripened at room temperature. Neelum is a small tree perfect for the home gardener or pot culture.
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'Okrung' is an excellent Thai cultivar introduced to Florida in 1973. Thai-cultivar, green-yellow fruit eaten while green. The fruit is traditionally served in Thailand in combination with sticky rice. One of the most popular varieties in Thailand. The fruit is very sweet, with the highest sugar content of any mango tested in Florida. It has a strong Indo-Chinese flavor and is somewhat fibrous. The fruit are small, hand in clusters and drop off the tree when ripe.
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'Okrung' is an excellent Thai cultivar introduced to Florida in 1973. Thai-cultivar, green-yellow fruit eaten while green. The fruit is traditionally served in Thailand in combination with sticky rice. One of the most popular varieties in Thailand. The fruit is very sweet, with the highest sugar content of any mango tested in Florida. It has a strong Indo-Chinese flavor and is somewhat fibrous. The fruit are small, hand in clusters and drop off the tree when ripe.
See more info about Mango varieties.

Also called: Phimsen Mun. If you like green mangoes, you will love this one! As with many Thai mangoes, this variety must be eaten green to fully enjoy its unique apple-like qualities. It has a crunchy, crisp texture with a pleasantly tart taste. Pick when the fruit are full-sized and green, before they ripen. For the truly different taste, try the fruit with salt and Cayenne pepper.
See more info about Mango varieties.

Also called: Phimsen Mun. If you like green mangoes, you will love this one! As with many Thai mangoes, this variety must be eaten green to fully enjoy its unique apple-like qualities. It has a crunchy, crisp texture with a pleasantly tart taste. Pick when the fruit are full-sized and green, before they ripen. For the truly different taste, try the fruit with salt and Cayenne pepper.
See more info about Mango varieties.

Van Dyke is an eye catching Florida cultivar which enjoys wide acceptance throughout Europe. The fiberless fruit has a rich sweet flavor that is both spicy and sweet. Its excellent disease resistance is complemented by exceptional color. The original tree grew from a seed likely planted in the 1930s on the property of Mrs. Madeline Van Dyke in Miami, Florida. For decades the parentage of 'Van Dyke' was unknown, though a 2005 pedigree analysis estimated that Haden was the likely parent. The fruit is of oval shape with a rounded base and a bluntly pointed apex. Most fruit will also contain a small lateral beak. They average under a pound at maturity, with smooth yellow skin color and bright red blush. The flesh is yellow with minimal fiber, and has a rich and sweet flavor and aroma. It contains a monoembryonic seed. The fruit typically ripen from June to July in Florida, and production is considered to be good. Van Dyke is moderately fungus resistant.
Van Dyke trees are vigorous growers with open, spreading canopies.
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Venus is a great option for those looking to extend into a later season fruit. A top taste that is rich and sweet. The tree is a Zill Indochinese (Zinc) seedling, 33-10, with good disease resistance and ornamental, large leaves. The tree itself has a nice branching habit and compact growth that is easily managed.
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These are 2-3 years Mango seedlings from Keitt variety, large developed plants. Can be a new exciting hybrid surprise or you can try grafting other varieties on it. This plant may may take 3-4 years or longer to produce fruit, however, variety is not guaranteed as for all mango seedlings. For a faster producing mango tree, we recommend purchasing grafted varieties that start producing right away.
Only garfted Mango tree can guarantee all features of the specific variety.
If you want this exact variety, buy Grafted Keitt Mango.
See more info about Mango varieties.

Corkbush. Outstanding sprays of purple/lilac, pea-like flowers cover the shrub from early Spring thru Summer, attracting butterflies. Very showy "corky" bark. Great plant for bonsai!

Plumeria Sexy Pink is a charming variety with soft, romantic color and perfectly formed blooms. The flowers open in smooth, rounded petals of gentle pink that deepen toward the edges, while the center glows with a warm golden-yellow heart. The subtle blend of pink, cream, and yellow gives each bloom a delicate, luminous look.
The petals have a silky texture and a graceful pinwheel shape typical of classic plumeria flowers. When several blossoms open together, they form lush clusters that stand out beautifully against the deep green foliage.
Plumeria Sexy Pink brings a soft tropical elegance to the garden, combining sweetness, color, and timeless plumeria beauty in every bloom.