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67053	Allamanda cathartica 'Hendersonii' Golden Trumpet		$11.95	Throughout the tropics one of the most popular vines and rightly so. Trainable as a vine or shrub, it is famous for its profusion of 5 inch bright yellow flowers throughout the year and handsome 6 inch tapered glossy green foliage. In cooler areas such as coastal California, it blooms outdoors in summer and fall. It is deciduous with frost and likes a warm protected site. In the greenhouse it is dazzling all year. Spectacular variety. South America. 40F. Apocynaceae
67054	Allamanda schottii 'Australian Silver'		$11.95	A cultivar with narrow silver-gray leaves, yellow flowers. Compact grower. Apocynaceae
67057	Allamanda schottii 'Variegata'		$11.95	Gray-green foliage variegated white, compact habit. Yellow flowers as above. Minimum 40F. Apocynaceae
80123	Asclepias curassavica - orange Orange Butterfly Weed		$9.95	Standard variety with orange and gold flowers all summer. Easy to grow perennial to 18 inches high, full sun, regular water. Attracts the monarch butterfly. This species grows year-round in warmer climates, unlike North America's native species. Because a tiny parasite that harms monarch butterflies may overwinter on this tropical milkweed, it is advisable to cut it down in winter to let it regrow clean foliage. USDA zones 8 - 11. Summer annual elsewhere. Native to tropical America. Apocynaceae
69072	Asclepias curassavica - red Red Butterfly Weed		$9.95	A selected variety with red and yellow flowers all summer. Easy to grow perennial to 18 inches high, full sun, regular water. Attracts the monarch butterfly. This species grows year-round in warmer climates, unlike North America's native species. Because a tiny parasite that harms monarch butterflies may overwinter on this tropical milkweed, it is advisable to cut it down in winter to let it regrow clean foliage. USDA zones 8 - 11. Summer annual elsewhere. Native to tropical America. Apocynaceae
50252	Asclepias curassavica 'Silky Gold' Silky Gold Butterfly Weed		$9.95	A selected variety with golden yellow flowers all summer. Easy to grow perennial to 18 inches high, full sun, regular water. Attracts the monarch butterfly. This species grows year-round in warmer climates, unlike North America's native species. Because a tiny parasite that harms monarch butterflies may overwinter on this tropical milkweed, it is advisable to cut it down in winter to let it regrow clean foliage. USDA zones 8 - 11. Summer annual elsewhere. Native to tropical America. Apocynaceae
90429	Carissa macrocarpa 'Frost' Golden Natal Plum		$14.95	This evergreen South African natal plum has small glossy green leaves beautifully variegated with golden cream and fragrant white flowers. Open growth habit to 4 feet. Grow in part shade to full sun with good drainage and in a frost free location. Tolerates beachfront locations. Apocynaceae
50405	Carissa macrocarpa 'Humphreyi Variegata'		$9.95	Small glossy leaves beautifully variegated cream and light green, very full, compact habit, perfect for bonsai. Fragrant white flowers. Apocynaceae
90430	Carissa macrocarpa 'Jen's Beauty' White Variegated Natal Plum		$14.95	This is a chance variegated sport of the compact Carissa macrocarpa 'Tuttle' with small glossy green leaves and creamy white variegation. It's fragrant white flowers are followed by small edible red fruit. Compact slow growth to 4 feet. Grow in part shade to full sun with good drainage and in a frost free location. Tolerates beachfront locations. Good candidate for use as a Bonsai. Apocynaceae
852337	Ceropegia fusca Variegated Variegated Stick Ceropegia		$74.95	New! This very rare collector's plant has longitudinal stripes of green and yellow variegation running along its upright jointed cylindrical stems. This is a native of the Canary Islands, where its non-variegated form grows in a shrubby manner up to 5 feet high in full hot sun with stems having a waxy white exterior. The small insignificant leaves are usually dropped in hot, dry conditions. From spring to summer it blooms with tube-shaped, lantern-like reddish brown flowers. It makes a nice ornamental plant for the dry, drought tolerant garden. Give it good drainage and minimum water in the winter. It is usually recommended that it requires hot conditions and as much sun as possible to grow well. However, this variegated form might need a bit of sun protection and is probably more suitable as a potted plant. USDA zones 9 - 11. Plants are sold in 3 inch pots (the image shows a typical plant on the right side). Apocynaceae
90638	Ceropegia sandersonii Parachute or Umbrella Plant		$9.95	The common name of this small succulent vine refers to its flowers that are shaped somewhat like parachutes or umbrellas. The flowers are even more unusual in that they give off a scent to trap flies. As the flies slide down the flower tube to the base they get covered in pollen. The flies are released later, as the flower withers, to pollinate other parachute flowers. It's fairly easy to grow as a basket plant or in a dry terrarium in well-drained soil and bright light (not direct sunlight). Native to Mozambique, South Africa, and Swaziland. (B,T) Apocynaceae      Resized image from Wikimedia Commons: Wouter Hagens, Ceropegia sandersonii A, CC BY-SA 3.0
90660	Cynanchum insigne (Syn.: Sarcostemma insigne), Green Spaghetti Plant		$19.95	This is a rare leafless succulent plant from Madagascar with green trailing cylindrical stems, resembling a Rhipsalis. Scented flowers appear along the stems that are pale white with red stripes, much like the veins in a bloodshot eye. It's an ideal plant for a hanging basket. With its low water requirement, give it warmth and bright shade. Apocynaceae
67514	Dischidia ovata		$19.95	Small coppery red leaves, lighter veins, twining stems. 4 inch Pot Apocynaceae
90589	Dischidia sp. Geri Apple Leaf		$29.95	This Hoya relative has succulent, soft green, 1 inch rounded leaves turning grayish with age with new foliage emerging pinkish in color. Has ivory white flowers. Easy. Outdoors provide it with filtered light, indoors a bright area. Good drainage is essential. With its cascading form, it makes an easy to grow hanging basket. Can also be used in a large terrarium. This unidentified Dischidia was named after Geri Ham Young, a succulent collector in Honolulu, by Hoya specialist Ted Green of Hawaii. It could be related to Dischidia oiantha, whose leaves are more elongated. We have seen this plant sold elsewhere, likely in error, as the species Dischidia oiantha and as Dischidia milnei. USDA Zones 9b - 11. Apocynaceae
90351	Dischidia sp. White Diamond		$29.95	A variegated hoya relative with small diamond-shaped leaves that are greyish green with a creamy white margin. Tiny white flowers. Makes a beautiful hanging basket plant. Sometimes, sold as a novelty hanging plant in a seashell. Widely grown in S.E. Asia incorrectly as Dischidia oiantha. USDA Zones 10 - 11. Apocynaceae
90673	Fockea edulis Hottentot Bread		$12.95	This collector's plant is a semi-decidous succulent perennial grown for its swollen caudiciform base. It has thin, twining stems growing up to 3 feet with 1/2 to 1 inch long gray-green oval leaves and tiny lightly scented starfish-shaped, lime green flowers. It is dioecious with male and female flowers on separate plants. In nature, the tuberous caudex grows underground reaching a size up to 2 feet in diameter. Growers leave the young plants with this base buried in the pot until the desired size is reached. It's then repotted with the caudex above ground creating the unique bonsai look. To protect this base from sunburn grow the plant in light shade. Train the twining stems on a framework or keep trimmed to keep them from growing over nearby plants. Plant in a fast-draining cactus mix and water regularly from spring to fall, then reduce watering in winter during dormancy to prevent rotting. Though the name 'edulis' indicates the plant is edible, it requires an elaborate process to rid the tuber of its toxicity. This endangered species, native to South Africa and Namibia, can withstand a light frost as low as 28F for short periods. USDA zones 9b - 11. Apocynaceae
51701	Hoya angustifolia (Syn.: Hoya pottsii var. angustifolia		$29.95	Small, narrow, cupped leaves, trailing stems. Umbels of red flowers in abundance. Apocynaceae
69243	Hoya ariadna		$29.95	Clusters of large waxy flowers shaded yellow and red. Smooth boat-shaped leaves. Apocynaceae
51703	Hoya australis 'Queensland'		$29.95	This particular clone of Hoya australis is especially free flowering, producing generous clusters of red centered waxy white flowers with a delightful vanilla-chocolate fragrance. Bright green leaves. Native to Queensland, Australia. Apocynaceae
CH1	Hoya Collection		$74.95	Collection, 3 different, our choice. Apocynaceae
51712	Hoya cumingiana		$29.95	Yellow flowers with dark red centers, strong clove fragrance. Small closely set leaves on compact, upright stems. Very attractive. Very similar to Hoya densifolia. This image is of the flowers of Hoya densifolia. Native to the Philippines. Apocynaceae
90255	Hoya deykeae (Syn.: Hoya Deykei		$29.95	Unusually shaped truncated light green leaves with dark green veins. Clusters of tawny yellow flowers. Apocynaceae
90678	Hoya heuschkeliana Yellow		$29.95	This cute Philippine native vine has slightly cupped waxy green leaves (up to 3" long) on cascading branches with clusters of small very fragrant urn-shaped yellow flowers. It's a miniature species that's easy to grow with filtered light, warmth, extra humidity, and well-draining soil. Let it dry out a bit between waterings. Plants that are root bound tend to flower more prolifically. It makes a nice hanging basket or can be mounted as an epiphyte. Apocynaceae
51750	Hoya incurvula		$29.95	Many clusters of small pink and red flowers, light green leaves, wiry stems. This is a very easy grower, almost always in flower. Apocynaceae
51751	Hoya kanyakumariana		$29.95	Small closely set crisp wavy leaves, wiry stems. Fragrant white flowers with red centers. Apocynaceae
51705	Hoya lanceolata subsp. bella (Hoya bella, Miniature Wax Plant		$29.95	Clusters of waxy white, pink centered, fragrant flowers. Small pointed leaves closely set on semi-trailing stems. Lovely hanging basket variety. India. Apocynaceae
51732	Hoya nicholsoniae		$29.95	Waxy oval leaves flushed red, prominent lighter veins, twining stems. Creamy yellow flowers. Apocynaceae
51734	Hoya obovata		$29.95	Large thick round leaves splashed with silver. Fragrant globe-shaped flower clusters, light pink with red centers. Apocynaceae
51735	Hoya obscura		$29.95	Glossy reddish leaves veined green. Clusters of fragrant salmon pink flowers. Compact habit. Apocynaceae
51740	Hoya plicata		$29.95	Many clusters of flowers shaded pink. Oval leaves with unusual raised veins. Malaysia. Apocynaceae
51742	Hoya polyneura Fishtail Hoya		$29.95	Light green fishtail-shaped leaves with prominent dark green veins. Arching stems. Red centered, yellow flowers. Apocynaceae
51745	Hoya pubicalyx 'Red Buttons'		$29.95	Similar to Hoya purpurea-fusca 'Silver Pink', with deep maroon-red and black flowers and more colorful foliage. Apocynaceae
90011	Hoya subcalva		$29.95	Clusters of waxy pink flowers with fruity grape juice fragrance. Deep green smooth oval leaves. Fast, robust grower. Give bright shade. Native to Papua New Guinea and Soloman Islands. Apocynaceae
51749	Hoya tsangii		$29.95	Small dusky rose oval leaves are edged maroon. Clusters of red flowers tipped yellow all year. Compact grower with trailing stems. Beautiful. Apocynaceae
80113	Melodinus cochinchinensis (Syn.: Lycimnia suaveolens), Mountain Orange		$11.95	Rare climbing vine from China, Vietnam with sweetly fragrant small tubular white flowers in large clusters, followed by small ornamental orange fruit, resembling oranges. Evergreen to 30 feet. Plant in a warm sunny location in well-drained, moist, rich soil. Hardiness unknown. Probably cannot withstand any frost. Caution: Fruit is reportedly poisonous. Do not taste! Apocynaceae
72114	Oxypetalum coeruleum (Syn.: Tweedia coerulea), Blue Flowered Milkweed		$9.95	This charming Hoya relative is a twining subshrub with intense delphinium blue starry flowers with dark blue centers in summer. Small downy arrow-shaped leaves. Plant in full sun with regular watering. Cut back in early spring. Native to Brazil and Uruguay. Often misspelled as Oxypetalum caeruleum. Easy. Apocynaceae
80182	Plumeria pudica Bridal Bouquet, Fiddle Leaf Plumeria		$15.95	This species of plumeria has large 3 inch bright white flowers and unique fiddle-shaped leaves. A semi-deciduous shrub or small tree. The scentless flowers have a long blooming period. Fast growing, easy to grow. A great patio plant. Native to Columbia and Venezuela, and is commonly planted throughout the Caribbean. Apocynaceae
68755	Stephanotis floribunda (Syn.: Marsdenia floribunda), Madagascar Jasmine		$11.95	Prized for the wonderfully sweet fragrance of its waxy white flowers which are popular in wedding bouquets. This is one of the most popular vines in the world. The 2 inch star-shaped flowers appear in clusters during summer and fall, and the shiny, waxy green 2 to 4 inch leaves are handsome all year. Twining growth and culture are similar to hoyas, to which it is related. The plant makes an excellent container subject. Best in bright indirect light. Native to Madagascar. 28F. USDA zones 9b - 12. Apocynaceae
90191	Stephanotis floribunda 'Variegata' (Syn.: Marsdenia floribunda 'Variegated'), Variegated Madagascar Jasmine, Variegated Bridal Bouquet		$12.95	An usual variegated form of the madagascar jasmine with brightly colored yellow variegation on the new growth, changing to cream and green variegation with age. Prized for the wonderfully sweet fragrance of its waxy white flowers which are popular in wedding bouquets. The 2 inch star-shaped flowers appear in clusters during summer and fall, and the shiny, waxy variegated 2 to 4 inch leaves are handsome all year. Twining growth and culture are similar to hoyas, to which it is related. The plant makes an excellent container subject. Best in bright indirect light. Native to Madagascar. 28F. USDA zones 9b - 12. Apocynaceae
90268	Strophanthus speciosus (Strophanthus capensis), Corkscrew Flower, Forest Poison Rope		$15.95	Rare shrub with clusters of unusual 1 inch starfish-shaped flowers, sweetly scented. The long, slender pale petals are yellow with rusty red towards the center. This large rambling or vining evergreen shrub has whorled narrow glossy leaves. Grows to 6 feet high in sun or part shade with adequate summer moisture. Can be pruned to be a lax, arching shrub. Ground-up seeds used to poison arrow tips in its native South Africa. USDA zones 9 - 11. Apocynaceae
65855	Tabernaemontana divaricata 'Flore Pleno' (Syn.: Ervatamia coronaria, Tabernaemontana coronaria), Butterfly Gardenia		$10.95	Fragrant 1½ inch double flowers produced all year. Handsome glossy leaves, compact growth. Popular throughout the world and easy to grow. Excellent container plant. India. 32F. Apocynaceae