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NEW ! Large head with leaves of 30-40 cm - This species has cylindrical smooth leaves with a green-gray banding.Old plants in the ground can reach 1-2 m in height.
30-40 cm wide. This is a form with green long leaves, originating from Ethiopia or Eritrea. There are some similar plants in Somalia with shorter grayer leaves. Fan-shaped succulent with distichously arrangedthick leaves, of a bright blue-green. Slow growing and still very uncommon in the trade.
South African endemic from the Eastern Capein Port Elizabeth to Grahamstown and East London.
Carica papaya 'Hawaiiana' - we offer 30-50cm high, well-rooted plants. Dwarf plant (1.5m), fruit 1kg extra sweet.
Amber Lady is sweet tasting with orange-red flesh. It is a vigorous grower and has good fruit set.The fruit usually weighs arounf 1.5 kgs and the height of the tree is about 300cm.
Supreme flowering bromeliad. This variety was described in 1962 from Santa Catarina, in SE Brazil. It is much taller and stouter than the typical A. gamosepala and bears pink-and-white spikes in Spring. Tolerant of moderate cold.
Frost-hardy Aechmea with blue-tipped green leaves, from the outskirts of a city named Blumenau, in the cool, wet South of Brazil. Spikes of yellow flowers are followed by colourful fruits, lasting months. It can take -7 C (20 F). This is the TRUE blumenavii, not the many mislabelled specimens in the trade.
"Red Maradol" is a Cuban dwarf selection with orange-red flesh. It is an early producing papaya, able to bear fruits in five to eight months, at low height. The tree itself is a bit "dwarf". Leaves are smaller and more divided than usual.
New South African selection developed for commercial production. Abundant production of small to medium sized fruits with good taste. It has an extra-dwarf first-flowering at just 65 cm from the ground.
Beautiful succulent, native to the dry-deciduous forests of northern Madagascar, 40 to 80 cm tall, when blooming.
Mid sized crinum native to semi-aquatic environments including swamps. It can be grown in dry soil too. It flowers profusely with umbels of white flowers.
Glossy green, soft leaved succulent Dyckia. It is a variable species native to the coastal areas of Southern Brazil.
Rooted cutting, with one ore more new growths.
Selected clone of the cold-hardy bromeliad from Blumena, with pink on the leaves. It was a seedling picked from a wild-collected seed batch many years ago. Aechmea blumenavii has blue-tipped green leaves. Inflorescences are spikes of yellow flowers followed by long-lasting orange-pink infructescences.
Ashwaganda is an Indian medical plant widely used in Ayurvedic medicine. It has just too many good purposes to be resumed. It is a small shrub that grows well in mediterranean to tropical conditions.
Impressive large and colourful Aloe from Southern Madagascar. Leaves are green during the growing season and turn red during rest. It grows outdoors in warm Mediterranean conditions but can be damaged by frost. It produces large, showy inflorescences of bright red flowers, at the start of Winter.
Cool-hardy ginger, with a particularly beautiful dense inflorescence, consisting of many, attractive, delicately scented orange-red flowers with striking stamens. Growth is quite upright and an adult clump can reach up to 2 m in height.
Hard-to-find Japanese selection of "variegated" Aspidistra. It is not striped: each leaf develops a cream white "shade" in the upper part of the blade. Aspidistras make excellent pot plants for shade. They can live indoors or outdoors as they can take real frost.
One of the most heavily scented flowers of all. This shrub produces sprays of yellow-green flowers with an incredible night scent.
Beautiful palm from "colder" Brazil, with flat fan leaves and long spiny leaf sheaths.