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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Acacia confusa is a perennial tree native to South-East Asia. It grows to a height of around 15m. The tree has become very common in many tropical Pacific areas, including Hawaii, where the species is considered invasive and is being eradicated. Seeds need scarification to germinate. Cover the seeds with very hot water and let soak overnight or until they swell. Pick out those that didn't swell and repeat process with them. Sow swollen seeds immediately in seeding mix, covering with two to t ...(more) 

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Anadenanthera colubrina, Vilca A tree, 3 to 18m high with black, (frequently) spiky bark. The leaves are fernlike, bipinnate and up to 30cm long, folding up at night. The flowers are spherical followed by leathery, dark brown pods up to 35 cm long and 2cm wide, containing several large, round and thin seeds of a reddish-brown color. Native to the Southern Andes (Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, Peru, S/E Brazil), it prefers tropical and subtropical climates. Propagation is by seed sow ...(more) 

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Anadenanthera peregrina Yopo (5 Viable Seeds) This species is virtually identical to Anadenanthera colubrina in all aspects including foliage, seeds and habit. The only way to tell them apart appears to be the texture of the bark of mature trees and the fact that A. peregrina is somewhat frost sensitive. A. colubrina bark is smooth and dark while A. peregrina bark is rough and brown/grayish with warts and lumps. Native to Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela, it prefers tropical cli ...(more) 

Anadenanthera peregrina Yopo- Big Basket Full of Seed Pods- FRESH off the tree! They are sold for growing only, do not ingest seeds! This species is virtually identical to Anadenanthera colubrina in all aspects including foliage, seeds and habit. The only way to tell them apart appears to be the texture of the bark of mature trees and the fact that A. peregrina is frost sensitive. A. colubrina bark is smooth and dark while A. peregrina bark is rough and brown/grayish with war ...(more) 

Anadenanthera sp (Yopo) 20 Seeds Open Pollinated 20 seeds/pkt. Hardiness: Protect from frost! Perennial tropical to subtropical tree to 50 feet. Native to the Andes. Able to withstand short exposures down to about 25 degrees F. Does tend to come back from the root after the tops freeze back. Highly decorative house plant. The fern-like leaves open during the day and close at night. The ground seeds are an ingredient in native psychoactive snuff, rich in bufotenine. These seeds are  ...(more) 

Andrographis paniculata (Andrographis) 100 Seeds Family: Acanthaceae Annual but long-season, fully maturing in 160 days, but can be harvested for the active portion (leaf) well prior to that time. Can be self-seeding in the right conditions (extended warm conditions). Rare in the trade and highly desired plant native to China and India. The herb is a non-toxic bitter, a liver stimulant and digestive medicine used in treating sluggish liver, indigestion, poor food assimilation, g ...(more) 

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Angelica archangelica (Angelica) 100 Seeds Family: Carrot (Apiaceae) Hardiness: All temperate zones. Biennial native to temperate Europe, Siberia and the Himalayan Mountains. Cultivated worldwide. Medicinal gardens crave the presence of this, the official species. Bitter aromatic, antimicrobial and carminative. Flowers green-yellow in the second year to a height of 3 feet. Plant prefers full sun to part shade and moist soil. Cold stored seed. Short-lived seed. Press these light ...(more) 

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Annona muricata is a member of the family of Custard apple trees called Annonaceae and a species of the genus Annona known mostly for its edible fruits Anona. Annona muricata produces fruits that are usually called Soursop due to its slightly acidic taste when ripe. A. muricata trees grew natively in the Caribbean and Central America but are now widely cultivated and in some areas, escaping and living on their own in tropical climates throughout the world. Common Names: Soursop, D ...(more) 

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Note: All items with the stock number- #HH following the name of the item will take from 2-3 weeks for delivery. These items are not imported or stocked with us so your savings are increased. We purchase these items directly from the USA wholesaler on an as needed basis. Please keep in mind that the turn around time for all items marked with stock #HH is 2-3 weeks. If you order other items in the same order not marked with a #HH stock number, they will all be sent at the same time unless y ...(more) 

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