Family: Convolvulaceae Juss. Country of Origin: India A native of eastern India and Bangladesh, this vigorous twiner will grow 30 ft (9 m) or more into the treetops, but can be trained over a post or stump and kept trimmed to a moundlike form. A dense white down covers both young stems and leaf undersides. The leaves are ovate-cordate, to 1 foot across, white tomentose beneath with lateral veins conspicuous on the undersides. Tight clusters of trumpet-shaped bright pink flow ...(more) 

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Specifications: This is for 1 healthy (yellow strain) unrooted plant cuttings. Caapi plants are quite hardy...about the hardiest that I have in my greenhouse. I've had them exposed to temps near freezing with no damage at all and I always have them finding their way above the shadecloth in my greenhouse where temps can be 160 degrees!!!! When I lost power last fall and had no cooling for a 100 deg. day...the vines above the shadecloth did get damaged, but the temp at head level ...(more) 

Extremely Healthy 6-8" Cutting (Just place tip in soil and it will easily root in a couple of weeks, or get a rooted one (see rooted plants) already full of leaves for eatiing!) Common Names: Spinach Tree, Tread Softly, Cabbage Star, Chaya Experiments with chaya tea on diabetic rabbits show that it seems to first cause a slight spike in blood sugar, then provide some control of hyperglycemia; it's also way higher in protein, potassium, readily-absorbed iron, and Vitamin C than most gr ...(more) 

Justicia pectoralis, var. stenophylla What you get: This is for 5 un-rooted cuttings. This plant roots very easily in water with liquid rooting hormone- keep water fresh changing it often. If you have an aerator to keep the water bubbling, it will likely root quicker but its not necessary. Acanthaceae (Acanthus family) Justicia is a plant employed widely in northwest Brazil and Venezuela. It is used medicinally to treat pulmonary problems. The leaves are aromatic and are often mixed with ...(more) 

Grows easily in ground or pot! A very tough plant, long-blooming, aromatic ground cover. Flowers like crazy Spring thru Fall creating a soft haze of long-lasting attractive purple/blue 3” spikelets loved by bees. Grows quickly to 12” tall and 3’ wide. It’s a great choice for carefree edging in sun or shade and dry difficult spots. Fills the air with a marijuana scent when watered or rubbed with your fingers. Be sure to give it decent drainage and compost regularly. Protect under 32°. T ...(more) 

This is for two "unrooted" leaf cuttings freshly taken from a well established healthy mother plant on the same day your order is received. This is a P. alba leaf cutting. Psychotria alba is a shrub from the coffee family, Rubiacea. Its has many local names, including Chacruna, Chacrona (from Quechua chaqruy, "to mix"), Rainha Branca (White Queen), etc. Psychotria alba is a perennial shrub which grows to about 7 m tall and 2m wide. Rooting directions: Cultivation from leaf cuttings is t ...(more) 

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This is for one "un-rooted" approximately One Foot(!) branch cutting freshly taken from a well established healthy mother plant on the same day your order is received. The branch will have several other multiple branches on it and many leaves. You can take leaf cuttings, stem cuttings and still have the branch to root. We will send you a very healthy well hardened branch to start with, so you'll have plenty of material to work with! Limited time, Order Now! This is the REAL P. viridis,  ...(more) 

Growing from seed takes a very long time, sometimes a year for a seed to sprout. If you're lucky, it will sprout in a few months. Sometimes they don't sprout at all. These seedlings are from a proven mother that we have been harvesting from for many years. It will be an exact duplicate of the mother plant and since it is seed grown it will usually be a much stronger plant to begin with. Some plants put out a bigger root system if seed grown. Some plants that have tap roots, will not hav ...(more) 

Trichocereus bridgesii is a fast-growing columnar cactus from the high deserts of Bolivia. Among the indigenous populations of Bolivia, it is sometimes called achuma or wachuma. The plant is a light green colour and usually has 4 to 8 ribs. It can grow 2–5 m tall with stems of up to 15–20 cm in diameter. Spines can range in colouration from honey-coloured to brown, and are located on the nodes in groups of up to 4. These spines can grow up to 6–7 cm in length and in fully grown plants are ...(more)