Compact, dark green leaves make this an attractive plant in any setting.
A favorite in homes and offices because they’re reliable growers in minimal light, poor humidity, and wide ranging temperatures. The intriguing contemporary interior bush.
~Kaimana Lychee Lychee is one of Hawaii’s most popular fruits. The season is short and the red sweet fruit is savored by everyone. The Lychee is fresh out of hand but can be dried or used in desserts. The large beautiful trees thrive in a moist rocky soil and little fertilizer once they reach fruiting…
~Jade Vine
~ Rhapis excelsa Rhapis Palms are great as indoor plants and like most good indoor plants, they are most successful in semi-shaded parts of the garden and indoors. It’s low light requirements make it a common feature in malls and offices. The Lady Palm is slow growing and so can remain in the same pot…
~ Dwarf Date Palm Phoenix roebelenii This is one of the most widely used palms in landscaping in America. Not only it can be used indoors and outdoors in variety of settings, but it also looks great in a container. This slow growing palm grows only up to 10ft, the average is 7ft tall making…
~Parlor Palm Chamaedorea elegans It is a small slow growing palm great for small gardens. It also one of the best indoor plants. This palm is very easy to grow and maintain. New shoots may appear at the base of the plant. They give it a dense appearance, and may be used for propagation.
~ Mojito Colocasia esculenta If you’re looking to add another wild and crazy elephant ear to your garden, drink up. (pronounced “Mo-he-toe”) Named after the popular Cuban mixed drink. You must grow this plant—if only to be able to tell everyone that you have a mojito waiting for them in the garden. Its green leaves…
