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About four decades ago I visited Seaborne Nursery up in the Lake Hodges area of San Diego County.  It has long since vanished as a nursery.  A fellow...

This is a desirable and colorful Bromeliad that does well in the garden.  It also gets quite wide with a two foot span leaftip to leaftip.  But, it...

We are continually trying to bring in more colorful, exciting and new varieties of Bromeliads that customers will like.  This includes batches of colorful and different species.  We...

This small to medium sized, drought tolerant plant is native to the southern U.S. border and down into Mexico.  It is usually a single trunk mature plant but...

The Asian Guava Tree - Psideium guajava - is a medium sized tree with green leaves and green edible fruit with pink centers.  The fruit produced is quite large -...

Cordyline fruiticosa Hawaiian Ti plants are a great way to add color to the garden.  They easily acclimate to filtered light growing conditions in our area but can be solely acclimated to...

It's been a while since I've presented this customer favorite - the Birdsnest Fern, Asplenium nidus.  They are an ideal understory plant for the garden floor but can also be...

These New World epiphytic plants are great fun.  They are one of the many genera of Bromeliads.  Native to regions stretching from the Southern US down to South...

Below I am showing you two different variegated Hibiscus.  1.  Variegated Hibiscus cooperi - first five photos - red flower 2.  Variegated Hibiscus tileaceus hamoe - photos 6 through 8 - yellow flower...

This is a species of Elephant Ear Alocasia.  Some feel it comes from the island of New Guinea but others feel that it is a hybrid of unknown origin.  The...