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Originated in south Florida, this mango cultivar bears fruit that can reach 20 cm in length and 9 cm in width, with yellow pulp, soft and juicy, with a somewhat acidic and slightly aromatic flavor
This variety of mango is said to have a distinct pineapple-like flavor. The fruit has a golden-yellow flesh and a unique aroma that combines sweet and acidic.
Large variegated bromeliad with bold rainbow colours, showing an impressive array of orange, pink, green, yellow and red.
Mid sized bromeliad, with a compact green rosette with thick curly leaves. It blooms in late winter to spring with an amazing inflorescence with pink bracts and yellow flowers.
Striking alocasia with heart-shaped leaves with deep green coloration and prominent, pale veins. The leaves have a glossy texture.
Alocasia heterophylla is a tropical plant known for its striking, arrow-shaped leaves with a glossy, metallic sheen. Native to Southeast Asia, this species has smooth, green to silver-gray foliage with pronounced veins, giving it a unique and elegant appearance.
Truly exotic aroid with narrow and long, penduluous , dark leaves and an unusal corkscrew inflorescence.
The Bulb! Boophane is widespread in dry areas of South Africa, to Angola and Cameroon.
This fragrant "copal" is a shrub to small tree, native to different dry areas of Mexico. It becomes a perfect bonsai subject if we keep it in pots and it builds a crown with a fascinating shape.
Chamaedorea microspadix, is a cold hardy "bamboo palm," is native to mid to high elevations in Central America.
Coleus barbatus, also known as Plectranthus barbatus or Indian Coleus, is a perennial herb native to tropical regions of Africa and India. It grows up to 1-2 meters tall, with thick, fleshy stems and green, aromatic leaves.
Useful tree from the tropics of Asia and Africa, bering edible pink rounded fruits to 3 cm, which are sticky and sweet and loved by locals. It is deciduous, with ornamental foliage.
Selected clone with larger leaves and more fenestrations than usual, originally spread at auctions at Fairchild Tropical Garden in Miami. It is larger than a typical adansonii and more "skeletal", with more holes when it matures, and so it looks similar to a Monstera obliqua.
Unsurpassed classic beauty with perfectly smooth rosettes. Its narrow light-green leaves will show out the brightest red when the center turns colourful, as the plant approaches blooming.
Small creeping-climbing Philodendron with leaves of changing colours. It is native to Northern South America and it is chiefly a creeper.
Small climbing Philodendron from Costa Rica, with glossy leaves, often showing a shape of perfect hearts. This species will grow well on a totem.
This philo with excitingly thin pinnate foliage is possibly a clone of the variable species Philodendron pedatum, selected for the particularly narrow lobes.
This is a rather different-looking, frost-tolerant Philodendron with oval leaves held on tall petioles. The stem creeps on the ground and does not like to climb. Leaf stalks grow vertically to 30-60 cm, holding leathery glossy leaves. Philodendron reneauxii is uncommon in collections, but it is a winner in cool to cold conditions.