Tecoma stans is a species of flowering perennial shrub in the trumpet vine family, Bignoniaceae, that is native to the Americas. Common names include yellow trumpetbush, yellow bells, yellow elder, ginger-thomas. Yellow elder has been used for a variety of purposes in herbal medicine. Its primary applications have been in treating diabetes and digestive problems. Extracts from Tecoma stans leaves have been found to inhibit the growth of the yeast infection, Candida albicans. Yellow elder  ...(more) 

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Sansevieria Cylindrica (Snake Plant) Sansevieria Cylindrica (snake plant) – a Tall and Elegant, Cylindrica is woody with erect rounded fleshy dark green lightly cross-banded, tusk-like leaves. It can grow to 3ft or more and will intermittently produce spike-like shafts with long tubular pink or white flowers. Resembling a succulent more than an Agave, Cylindrica lends itself to any Xeriscape garden as well as a patio. This plant is a collectors must! The growth rate of Cylindrica wi ...(more) 

This is by far the most stunning variegated foliage! Originating from Madagascar Africa, this evergreen shrub or small tree can grow to 30' tall, if given the room to. This beauty also does very well potted indoors, and that is what people in the colder area's do to get that look & feel of the tropics. Zone 9 and above if planted in the ground, once established even the hot Florida sun won't burn it. Want more Pictures? Click below: Growing in a Pool Are ...(more) 

Scientific Name: Pereskiopsis spathulata Many people have been looking for this species and found it rather hard to obtain. We are very happy to offer this species to our customers. Start out with this very large plant that is well rooted and ready to take cuttings from to start your own collection for grafting purposes. This is really a great deal since you'll likely be able to take about 5-10 cuttings, and still have the rooted mother plant to grow even more! Although it may n ...(more) 

This dwarf variety of murraya stays compact. The shrub gets bushy but stays short 1-3' tall. Very fragrant flowers year round followed by red fruit. Good for potting culture and as a house plant. The seedlings start blooming in small 1-2" size, when they have only 3-4 leaves! It needs lots of direct sun, likes to be somewhat on a dry side. Do not push it with fertilizer. It is VERY slow-growing. In 2 years it may grow as little as 1 ft tall, this is why it is called Mini. But the good th ...(more) 

This is the plant used to flavor jasmine tea. A perfect houseplant, it takes both sun or shade. Jasminum Sambac is a beautiful fragrant everbloomer for your home and garden. Maid of Orleans has single flowers of rich fragrance on woody vining shrubs with wide oval dark green leaves; considered the the easiest to bloom indoors, since it can tolerate shady conditions. The Chinese use this form to make aromatic jasmine tea. Pikake blossoms faded to palest violet are considered to be sacred  ...(more) 

Dombeya x cayeuxii (Tropical Hydrangea) The plant produces beautiful pink clusters of hydrangea-like flowers that last for over 1 month. Deep pink flowers up to 1.5 inches across subtended by densely pubescent bracts 2.5 inches long. This is a fast growing medium size multi-stem bush that can be also trained into a standard. As a tree, it can grow to 15 ft in height but it can be kept smaller with some trimming. Trimming should be done after the flowers are gone in the spring until mid ...(more) 

Very Rare Plant! This plant was purchased as a seedling no more then a couple of inches” tall. The mother plant is over 25 y/o now and I am now offering cuttings and rooted plants taken from her. This plant grows wonderfully in a pot, or you can put in the ground if it is a hot/dry climate. Didierea madagascariensis, commonly known as the octopus tree, is a species of Didiereaceae endemic to the spiny thickets of southwestern Madagascar. It was first described scientifically by the French ...(more) 

Common name: Black Bamboo Botanical Name: Bambusa Lako Flowers: Bamboo does not produce any flowers. Light: The plant prefers full sun to Light Shade. Hardiness: USDA Zone 7a: to 10b (I got mine in GA where it was growing perfectly in a cold winter with freezing weather.) Humidity: The plant is tolerant to low humidity. Watering: Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater. Fertilizing: Should be fed regularly with a high-nitrogen food. Propag ...(more) 

Plants are very hard to root, and very slow to grow for first season. Because of this, they are rather expensive. A favorite plant for many- intoxicating scent when in bloom! A plant enthusiast writes, "This plant does seem to grow at a slower pace, more so than some of other tropicals I have known. Maybe it is so since it flowers often? Moves the force of its life through the flowers into the air? Small, delicate blossoms, an understated and suggestive scent, yet nature requires some energ ...(more) 

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