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This is a more tropical appearing species of Dioon and is native to Central America in Nicaragua and Honduras.  There it is found among thick deciduous forests.   Leaves are long,...

All of our Heliconia are grown from rhizomes from existing and flowering plants in Southern California.  This results in large, very strong growing plants as shown here.  Heliconia schiediana can take sun...

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...

The genus Adiantum or Maiden Hair Fern contains many species and cultivars.  If you Google the genus, you'll see all sorts of different looking plants.  What I'm showing here is...

As a nursery, we're not a specialty Hibiscus grower.  But, I've always loved these plants.  Even older species, around for quite a while, add color and charm to the garden. ...

Aroid collectors have been visiting our nursery frequently, many looking for unusual types or species of Philodendron.  Most of our plants have come from unknown species obtained with trades...

Neorogelia are one of our favorite Bromeliads to offer for sale.  This is because they are so colorful and can easily be grown on the patio, in the garden...

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...

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...