Also known as the Christmas palm tree is a slender tree perfect for small yard landscaping.
The Manila palm, will rise to a height of 15-20 feet.
This palm tree performs well when planted in containers. It makes a good indoor palm tree as long as it gets enough light.
~ Raspberry Ice Variegated Foliage! A profuse bloomer that is one of the most vigorous variegated cultivars in our collection. Vivid crimson floral bracts set off the striking glacier-white leaves edged in meadow-green. Full sun, occasional watering when established in the ground. An ever bloomer!
~Calamondin Lime Is a small upright and bushy tree with many attractive, bright orange small fruits all through the year. The flesh is orange, tart and very juicy. It can be used just as you would use any lime and has a distinct delicious flavor. The tree is easy to prune as a bush and…
~Haden Mango The spicy excellent flavor and good color of ‘Haden’ makes it a long-time favorite in Hawaii. Fruits are ready to harvest June-July, averaging between 16-24 ounces. ‘Haden’ tends towards a vigorous, spreading habit and alternate bearing (fruits every other year). It is best suited for dry areas only.
~ Tropic Fleur Tropic fleur heliconia are tall, yellow to peach pastel colored upright flowers found throughout Hawaii. The edges of the bracts are reddish and the flower sometimes thought to resemble bird of paradise. This heliconia reaches a height from 6-8 feet and is a profuse year round bloomer. Height: 6-8 ft. Sun Exposure: Full Sun; Sun…
Sharon’s Bromeliads On the link below you will find a list of the Bromeliads Sharon has hybridized. Amazing the amount of time and dedication she has put into these beautiful masterpieces! Scroll through, click on a picture to enlarge. If you have trouble with opening, send us an email sharonsplants@hawaii.rr.com or give us a call (808)…
~Pulasan Pulasan is closely related to rambutan. The fruit is generally sweeter than rambutan and has a berry like flavor. Instead of soft hairs like rambutan, the fruit has soft short ‘spines’. It is tropical in its requirements, growing best out of the wind with a warm moist climate.
