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A fast-growing woody climber with clusters of pink, white, and yellow blooms that carry a strong, fruity fragrance. The petals are frilly and eye-catching, followed by quirky three-winged seed pods that spin like tiny helicopters. Blooming heavily in winter and early spring, it perfumes the garden when most plants are resting.
Easy to grow and versatile - it can be trimmed into a shrub, shaped into a small tree, or trained as a vigorous vine with strong support. It also grows well in containers with regular pruning. In India it is called Madhavi, the Spring Herald, often paired with mango trees in gardens and legends.
A tropical beauty that brings fragrance, charm, and a touch of story to your garden. It's pretty cold hardy too - can take some light frost.

Naturally compact with a dwarf growth habit, Plumeria obtusa Singapore Pink features fragrant pink flowers and long, narrow leaves, often staying just 3-4 ft tall while branching well and flowering profusely.
It is soft and refined, with creamy white petals, a warm yellow center, and a delicate pink edge that adds gentle contrast. The flowers have smooth, rounded, slightly overlapping petals with a thick, waxy texture, giving them a clean, polished look.
Calm and understated, it offers a subtle variation of Singapore White while maintaining a classic, elegant appearance, producing abundant clusters of charming blooms ideal for containers and small spaces.

Plumeria obtusa Yellow Dwarf is elegant and slightly exotic in form, with noticeably long, slender petals that give the flowers a star-like appearance. The blooms open creamy white with a soft yellow center that gently fades outward.
The elongated petals are thinner and more tapered than typical obtusa varieties, creating a lighter, more airy look. This unique shape adds movement and grace, especially when flowers appear in clusters.
Like other obtusa types, it has a compact, dwarf growth habit with glossy green leaves, making it well-suited for containers and small spaces. The overall effect is clean and refined, but with a distinctive twist thanks to its long-petaled form.

Plumeria pudica variegata, also known as Snow Bridal Bouquet, White Arrow Leaf, or Variegated Bridal Bouquet, is a rare variety of Plumeria pudica from Thailand. Its distinctive feature is the variegated leaf margins, offering a striking contrast with the white flowers. This evergreen variety never drops its leaves, making it a beautiful and consistent addition to your garden year-round. See picture of variegation in leaves.

Satin Pothos, Silk Pothos, Silver Philodendron. It is cultivated for satiny dark green juvenile leaves which are heart-shaped with irregular silver spots. Light green foliage is spotted with silvery, reflective variegation. The heart-shaped leaves are velvety to the touch and matte in texture, which has led this plant to have the common names Philodendron Silver and Satin Pothos (though botanically it is neither Philodendron nor Pothos). Eventually, its vines grow quite long, making Scinapsus pictus a great choice for hanging planters.

Anthurium veitchii isn't called the "King" for nothing! This majestic houseplant shows off long, rippling leaves that can stretch up to 3 feet, starting with a heart-shaped base -because even royalty has a soft side!
Its glossy, textured foliage gives your space instant jungle vibes, making it a standout in any room. Low-maintenance and full of personality, the King Anthurium brings a regal flair to your plant collection.
Just give it bright, indirect light, and watch this leafy monarch rule your home with elegance!

Adenium Petch Pratum is a dramatic desert rose with deep, velvety color and an elegant layered bloom. The rich crimson petals are slightly ruffled and edged with a thin, bright outline that highlights the shape of every fold.
The flower forms a tight spiral in the center, gradually opening into wide, textured petals that give the bloom a full, sculpted look. The dark red tones appear almost luminous against the glossy green leaves, creating a strong contrast that makes the flower stand out immediately.
This variety has a bold, luxurious appearance - a flower that looks both powerful and refined, with a color depth that is especially striking in bright sunlight.
The name Petch Pratum comes from two Thai words: Petch - diamond, Pratum / Prathum - lotus flower. Together the name can be interpreted as "Diamond Lotus." In Thai symbolism, the lotus represents beauty and purity, while the diamond suggests brilliance and value. The name reflects a flower that combines elegance, strength, and jewel-like beauty.

Hiptage. A woody climbing shrub with clusters of pink to white and yellow fragrant flowers and 3-winged, helicopter-like fruits. Flowers have very interesting shape and look like a decorative accessory, with fluffy-toothed edges. The fragrance is very strong and pleasant, resembles fruity perfume. Used medicinally in India. Blooms profusely from January through March!

Loquat Sherry. Early fruiting, March - April, low acid, very bright fruit.
More about Loquat:
- Article
- Video
- PDF download. Overlooked fruit: tasty Loquat recipes. (from Tropical Treasures Magazine).

Plumeria obtusa Alba is a classic, clean, and highly elegant white plumeria. The flowers open pure white with a soft, buttery yellow center that gently radiates outward, creating a subtle and refined contrast.
The petals are rounded, smooth, and slightly overlapping, giving the blooms a full, almost waxy appearance. Compared to many other plumerias, the petals are thicker and more uniform, contributing to a neat, polished look.
This variety is known for its compact, dwarf growth habit and glossy dark green leaves, making it ideal for smaller spaces or container growing. It often blooms generously, producing clusters of pristine flowers that feel fresh, calm, and timeless.
The overall impression is simple but sophisticated - a true classic plumeria that never feels overwhelming, yet always looks perfect.

The 'Silas Woods' is an outstanding variety of Sapodilla. The tree has dwarf growth habit (under 20 ft in the ground) and adapts well to a container. This variety is highly productive. Trees are producing year round, the branches often require support as they get very heavy loaded with fruits.
Perfect fruit tree for small yards and container culture!
See picture of the fruiting tree and picture of the fruit

The best variety for potting culture - the most profuse producer, flowering and fruiting nearly year round providing bright light and warmth. Although the fruit are smaller than other varieties and average 4-5" size.