Leonotus to Manihot

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Unless noted otherwise, there is a maximum limit of 3 for each kind of plant, but order as many different varieties as you wish. We grow many different plants, but we don't grow a lot of any one kind.

	Leonotus leonurus Code: 52010 Price: $7.50 Quantity in Basket: none
"Lion's Tail". Clusters of showy orange flowers all season. Lamiaceae
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	Leonotus leonurus 'Alba' Code: 52011 Price: $7.50 Sold Out Quantity in Basket: none
"White Lions tail". Same as the orange-flowered "Lion's Tail", but instead with white flowers. Lamiaceae
	Ludisia discolor var dawsoniana Code: 59695 Price: $9.50 Quantity in Basket: none
For foliage, as well as flower, said to be the most beautiful terrestrial orchid in the world. Exquisite 3 velvet leaves are nearly black, strikingly veined with scarlet. Tall spikes of pearly white flowers appear in winter, making a beautiful show. Compact, spreading growth; excellent for a large terrarium. Rare and beautiful. Orchidaceae
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	Lycianthes rantonnei 'Lynn's Variegated' Code: 80165 Price: $8.50 Sold Out Quantity in Basket: none
(Solanum rantonnetii 'Lynn's Variegated'), "Variegated Potato Bush". NEW! 2008 - A new white variegated form of the common potato bush. The purplish-blue flowers are in sharp contrast to the bold foliage. Easy to grow, full sun or part shade, any soil, drought tolerant. Good in containers. Looks best with regular feeding. Tip frequently to keep bushy. Hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 9. Solanaceae
	Lycianthes rantonnei 'Royal Robe' Code: 69087 Price: $7.50 Quantity in Basket: none
(Solanum rantonnetii 'Royal Robe'). Very floriferous, over a long season, covered with 1 inch deep violet flowers. Small deep green oval leaves. Often trained into standards or espalier. Hardy to 28 F. Solanaceae
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	Lycianthes rantonnei 'Royal Robe Variegata' Code: 69088 Price: $8.50 Quantity in Basket: none
(Solanum rantonnetii 'Royal Robe Variegata'). Lycianthes rantonnei with striking leaves variegated with yellow and green in contrast with the solid purple flowers. Maybe somewhat less hardy than the normal green form. Solanaceae
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	Mackaya bella Code: 51901 Price: $7.50 Quantity in Basket: none
A beautiful shrub with slender branches bearing small dark green leaves, having mauve to white flowers in terminal racemes marked with fine purple-pink lines. Bella meaning beautiful, refers to it's large bell shaped flowers. It's frost tender and it is advisable to plant in a protected shady spot. Makes a nice container plant. Spring blooming. Native to South Africa. Acanthaceae
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	Macleania insignis Code: 60010 Price: $12.50 Quantity in Basket: none
Rare, epiphytic vining shrub with long, slender shoots, woody tuberous base with age. Leaves are reddish, maturing to deep green. Profusion of red tubular flowers tipped white. Can be trained as semi-climber or espalier. Part shade, tolerates cool temps. Central America. 32 F. Ericaceae
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	Malpighia coccigera Code: 49705 Price: $7.50 Sold Out Quantity in Basket: none
"Singapore Holly". Glossy green 1/2" holly-like leaves, compact growth, with 1/2" frilly pink fragrant flowers in summer. Edible Berries. Excellent bonsai specimen. Native to West Indies. 40 F. Malpighiaceae
	Malpighia emarginata 'Fairchild' Code: 49706 Price: $7.50 Quantity in Basket: none
(M. glabra, M. punicifolia). Tiny leaves and weeping compact habit make it an excellent plant for bonsai or small hanging basket. Frilly deep pink flowers in spring and summer followed by bright red edible berries. Native to American Tropics and West Indies. 28F. Malpighiaceae
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	Malpighia emarginata 'Manoa Sweet' Code: 52105 Price: $8.50 Sold Out Quantity in Basket: none
(M. glabra, M. punicifolia) "Barbados Cherry", "Acerola". Berries produced by this shrubby hybrid are one of the best sources of vitamin C known, the source of Acerola vitamin C. Clusters of 1/2" pink fringed orchid-like flowers and dark green glossy leaves make it a fine ornamental as well. One of the best edibles for container culture. Native to American Tropics and West Indies. Malpighiaceae
	Malvaviscus arboreus Code: 52150 Price: $7.50 Quantity in Basket: none
"Turk's Cap". Sprawling evergreen shrub, related to hibiscus, with pendant bell-shaped flowers. Part shade to full sun. 28 F. This one with downy leaves, red flowers. Malvaceae
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	Malvaviscus arboreus var. mexicanus 'Alba' Code: 52151 Price: $7.50 Quantity in Basket: none
(M. penduliflorus). Sprawling evergreen shrub, related to hibiscus, with pendant white bell-shaped flowers. Part shade to full sun. 28 F. Malvaceae
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	Malvaviscus arboreus var. mexicanus 'Blush' Code: 52154 Price: $7.50 Quantity in Basket: none
Sprawling evergreen shrub, related to hibiscus, with pendant blush-colored bell-shaped flowers. Part shade to full sun. 28 F. Malvaceae
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	Malvaviscus arboreus var. mexicanus 'Red' Code: 52152 Price: $7.50 Quantity in Basket: none
Sprawling evergreen shrub, related to hibiscus, with pendant showy red bell-shaped flowers. Part shade to full sun. 28 F. Malvaceae
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	Malvaviscus arboreus var. mexicanus 'Rosea' Code: 52153 Price: $7.50 Quantity in Basket: none
Sprawling evergreen shrub, related to hibiscus, with pendant pink bell-shaped flowers. Part shade to full sun. 28 F. Malvaceae
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	Manihot esculenta 'Variegata' Code: 52120 Price: $9.50 Sold Out Quantity in Basket: none
"Variegated Tapioca". Deeply lobed leaves are beautifully variegated yellow, bordered green. Striking container plant or small tree in mild, frost-free climates. Minimum temperature of 50F. Euphorbiaceae
	Manihot grahamii Code: 52121 Price: $7.50 Quantity in Basket: none
"Wild Cassava", "Hardy Tapioca". A small tropical tree growing quickly to 15 feet high with large, palmate lobed leaves. Easy to care for in protected sunny places for a striking tropical look. Tolerates some dryness. Deciduous in winter, it may die to the ground in colder areas but quickly re-sprouts with warmer weather. Interesting aspect: The tree loudly hums as the insignificant flowers open briefly in the early morning, and swarms of honey bees devour its nectar. In an hour, or so, they're gone. Sometimes sold as Manihot carthaginensis. Native to Brazil and Argentina and naturalized in some areas of the south east US. Hardy to USDA Zone 8. Euphorbiaceae
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