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69159	Anthurium schlechtendalii Pheasant's Tail, Birdsnest Anthurium		$12.95	Anthurium schlechtendalii is our best guess. Although, it could be a form of Anthurium hookerii. This is a large dramatic bird's nest anthurium. In the wild it's an epiphyte. Its vase shape is composed of bright green leaves more than six feet long and two feet wide. The inconspicuous inflorescence, which has a ripe banana-like fragrance, produces showy red fruit. Use as a tropical landscape accent in a wind protected garden or as a tubbed specimen. Protect from snails. Has survived in Southern California in USDA zone 9 with minimal frost protection. Native Mexico south to Nicaragua. Araceae
90321	Begonia leprosa		$9.95	Round apple green leaves with clusters of delicately fragrant white flowers. Compact rhizomatous begonia recommended for terrarium or warm greenhouse. Native to China.
20224	Begonia luxurians		$10.95	Palmate leaves divided into slender fingers. Clusters of small, fragrant white flowers. Tall, regal, impressive.
50365	Brugmansia 'Apricot' Apricot Angel's Trumpet		$10.95	The typical form of this large flowered species, with sweetly fragrant pendant flowers, aging from white to apricot-peach. Both this and the 'Eucador Pink' form grow well in warm temperatures and low elevations. Guayaquil Basin, Ecuador. A versicolor cultivar. Solanaceae
50345	Brugmansia 'Charles Grimaldi' Golden Angel's Trumpet		$10.95	An exceptional California hybrid with enormous 15 inch yellow-orange flowers and strongly recurved petal tips. This hybrid combines the orange flowers of Brugmansia 'Dr. Seuss' with the warm temperature vigor of Brugmansia 'Frosty Pink'. This outstanding year-round performer is the first hybrid of this color that flowers well in warm temperatures. Wonderful intense fragrance. A cubensis hybrid. (Schwartz and Brigham). Solanaceae
50350	Brugmansia 'Dr. Seuss' (Syn.: Brugmansia 'Hetty Krauss')		$10.95	Huge fragrant golden orange flowers in great profusion. A vigorous grower producing a tremendous show of flowers repeatedly throughout the season. A cubensis hybrid. Solanaceae
50360	Brugmansia 'Jamaica Yellow' Yellow Angel's Trumpet		$10.95	Beautiful lemon-yellow flowers with a spicy-sweet fragrance, compact. Very free flowering. A suaveolens cultivar. Solanaceae
50357	Brugmansia 'Jean Pasko'		$10.95	Giant golden yellow fragrant flowers with dark edge. A natural hybrid collected in Ecuador. Solanaceae
80175	Brugmansia 'Maya' (Syn.: Brugmansia 'Sunset')		$10.95	Beautiful variegated foliage with apricot colored tubular flowers. Light fragrance. Leaves variegated white to gray mainly along edges. Striking addition to the garden. French hybrid. Also known as Brugmansia 'Sunset'. A candida cultivar. Solanaceae
50351	Brugmansia 'Peaches and Cream'		$10.95	Green and white variegated leaves with large 8 inch fragrant, light peachy pink flowers. A versicolor cultivar. Solanaceae
69162	Brugmansia 'Pink Beauty'		$13.95	An extraordinary Brugmansia aurea hybrid from Herta Blin in France. The large pendulous blossoms, up to 14 inches, are a wonderful luminous dark pink. A vigorous, profuse bloomer with good heat tolerance. Give it sun in the morning, afternoon shade. Fragrant. USDA zones 9 - 11. A cubensis hybrid. Solanaceae
50352	Brugmansia 'Sunray'		$10.95	Free blooming bright yellow flaring flowers with intense fragrance. A suaveolens and versicolor hybrid. Solanaceae
50349	Brugmansia 'Supernova'		$10.95	Huge fragrant single white flowers up to 10 inches wide and 18 inches long. Largest we've seen. Fast growing. Solanaceae
50550	Buddleja asiatica Fragrant Butterfly Bush		$8.95	Of the many fine buddlejas in cultivation this one is unique for the intensely sweet freesia-like fragrance of its long spikes of white flowers in winter and spring. A shrub in full bloom can perfume a large area. Indoors, pruning will restrict its size, but do not prune after late fall. Silver-gray willowy leaves. South and east Asia. Hardy to 25F. Loganiaceae
50551	Buddleja 'Lochinch'		$8.95	Racemes of fragrant lilac-blue flowers with deep violet eye throughout the season. Beautiful small silvery foliage. Very compact, hardy. Loganiaceae
50556	Buddleja madagascariensis		$8.95	Spikes of Fragrant yellow-orange flowers fall through spring. White backed leaves. 25F. Loganiaceae
50405	Carissa macrocarpa 'Humphreyi Variegata'		$8.95	Small glossy leaves beautifully variegated cream and light green, very full, compact habit, perfect for bonsai. Fragrant white flowers. Apocynaceae
50790	Cestrum 'Goldspire'		$8.95	This beautiful summer flowering shrub combines the golden yellow flowers of Cestrum aurantiacum with the wonderful fragrance of Cestrum nocturnum. Solanaceae
50783	Cestrum 'Moon Glow'		$8.95	Hybrid between Cestrum parqui and Cestrum aurantiacum, with clusters of lemon yellow flowers all year with a wonderful evening fragrance. Dark green foliage. Ornamental black berries. Solanaceae
50793	Cestrum nocturnum Night Blooming Jessamine		$8.95	One of the most famous, and perhaps the most fragrant plant in the world. Clusters of creamy white flowers with a nighttime fragrance that is powerfully sweet. Depending on the temperature, this fragrance can be apparent more than 50 feet from the plant, and is strongest on a warm night. Bright green leaves 6 inches long, white berries. West Indies. Solanaceae
50795	Cestrum parqui Willow Leaved Jessamine		$8.95	Although just as fragrant, this species is quite distinct from Cestrum nocturnum. Smaller, narrower leaves, greenish white flowers and violet-brown berries are distinctive, and the nighttime scent is somewhat more aromatic and less sweet, depending on the temperature. Southern So. America. Solanaceae
80077	Cestrum x cultum 'Cretan Purple' Cretan Purple Jessamine		$9.95	Evergreen shrub with clusters of tubular, lilac-purple flowers, with narrow green leaves. Reportedly fragrant at night, although we can't confirm that as yet. Grows to 8 feet high and 6 feet wide. Plant in a well drained site with average watering. Best with morning sun. A nice plant with an arching form for the rear of a garden border or along a fence. Probably a hybrid of Cestrum parqui. USDA zones 9 - 11. Solanaceae
50903	Clerodendrum bungei Cashmere Bouquet		$9.95	Strongly fragrant corymbs of rosy red flowers. Large leaves adorn this shrub from China. 25F. Lamiaceae
50900	Clerodendrum chinense (Syn.: Clerodendrum philippinum, Clerodendrum fragrans var. pleniflora)		$9.95	With double light pink flowers in full clusters, plant and flowers somewhat resemble the florists' hydrangea. Prized for the sweet fragrance of its flowers. 25F. Lamiaceae
90153	Clerodendrum inerme Seaside Clerodendrum		$9.95	Sprawling evergreen shrub with clusters of small fragrant white flowers and protuding maroon stamens. It's valued in landscaping as a groundcover or hedge plant, as it somewhat resembles a privet. It likes sun and is salt, heat, and wind tolerant. Can grow 3 to 6 feet tall. It can be grown as a topiary and is a great plant for bonsai. In Micronesia it's cultivated for medicinal uses. Native to tropical Asia and western Polynesia, where it grows along the seacoast. Can be invasive along tropical seashores. USDA zones 9b-12. Lamiaceae
80111	Eugenia uniflora Surinam Cherry, Brazilian Cherry, Pitanga		$8.95	Evergreen shrub or small tree to 15 feet with glossy red fruit rich in vitamin C. Delicious eaten fresh or made into jams or jellies. New leaves bronzy red with small, fragrant white flowers in summer. Can be used as a clipped hedge plant, which may sacrifice fruit, or as a screen. USDA zones 9 - 12. Native to tropical America. Sorry, cannot be shipped to Florida. Myrtaceae
90217	Gardenia jasminoides 'Glazerii'		$9.95	An ideal corsage variety as flowers tend to be flat, 3 to 5 inches in width. Compact, bushy grower with intense fragrance. Plant in moist, acidic soil with good drainage in partial sun. USDA zones 9 - 11. Rubiaceae
51573	Gardenia thunbergia		$9.95	Magnificent shrub with glossy dark green leaves and very large waxy white pinwheel flowers with wonderful sweet citrus fragrance. Commonly used as rootstock for grafting the ornamental Gardenia jasminoides varieties. S.E. Africa. Rubiaceae
51021	Hedychium gardnerianum Kahili Ginger		$10.95	Large showy spires of fragrant yellow flowers with red stamens in summer. Native to India. 28F. Zingiberaceae
51656	Hibiscus arnottianus Native Hawaiian White Hibiscus		$9.95	Large white fragrant flowers with prominent red stamens. Malvaceae
51703	Hoya australis		$9.95	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. Apocynaceae
51704	Hoya australis 'Variegata'		$10.95	Foliage edged and variegated ivory white. Fragrant white flowers. Apocynaceae
90397	Hoya carnosa 'Dee's Big One'		$12.95	Extra large clusters of fragrant pink flowers. Sturdy long oval leaves, easy.
51759	Hoya golancoiana		$9.95	Similar to Hoya cumingiana and Hoya densifolia, only larger. Light yellow and red flowers, intense clove fragrance. Apocynaceae
51751	Hoya kanya kumariana		$9.95	Small closely set crisp wavy leaves, wiry stems. Fragrant white flowers with red centers. Apocynaceae
51726	Hoya lacunosa		$9.95	Sweetly fragrant clusters of yellow-centered white flowers. Small dark green glossy leaves, thin trailing stems. Beautiful in a small hanging basket. Indonesia. Apocynaceae
69245	Hoya lacunosa x obscura		$9.95	Abundant clusters of fragrant fuzzy light pink flowers. Small rosy bronze foliage. Compact, vigorous vine. Apocynaceae
57253	Hoya 'Minibelle'		$9.95	Narrow dark green stringbean-shaped leaves. Globular clusters of fragrant pink flowers in profusion. Apocynaceae
51733	Hoya nummularioides (Syn.: Hoya pubera)		$9.95	Very fragrant pink centered white flowers. Small oval leaves shaded dusky maroon. Compact. Apocynaceae
51734	Hoya obovata		$9.95	Large thick round leaves splashed with silver. Fragrant globe-shaped flower clusters, light pink with red centers. Apocynaceae
51739	Hoya paziae		$9.95	Large umbels of delightfully fragrant red centered white star-shaped flowers produced continuously all year. Small bronzy leaves, trailing. Apocynaceae
51747	Hoya shepherdii (Syn.: Hoya longifolia), Stringbean Hoya		$9.95	Very slender, stringbean-shaped dark green leaves, clusters of fragrant pink flowers. Apocynaceae
52880	Jasminum angulare		$9.95	Star-shaped, fragrant 1 inch flowers in summer. Three-part dark green glossy leaves, vining stems. Oleaceae
51876	Jasminum beesianum		$9.95	Clusters of lightly fragrant pink flowers, vigorous climbing vine, hardy to 10F. Oleaceae
51869	Jasminum grandiflorum Spanish Jasmine		$9.95	Showy clusters of very fragrant 1 to 1½ inch white flowers produced spring through fall. Small pinnate leaves, slender stems. Closely related to poet's jasmine, Jasminum officinale. USDA Zone 8. Oleaceae
51881	Jasminum officinale Poet's Jasmine, Hardy Jasmine		$9.95	Clusters of fragrant 1 inch white flowers, compound leaves, twining. The flowers release their wonderful perfume in the evening. Requires night temperatures below 60 in winter to bloom, so is not suitable as a house plant. USDA Zone 6. Oleaceae
49705	Malpighia coccigera Singapore Holly		$8.95	Glossy green ½ inch holly-like leaves, compact growth, with ½ inch frilly pink fragrant flowers in summer. Edible Berries. Excellent bonsai specimen. Native to West Indies. 40F. Malpighiaceae
67928	Mandevilla laxa		$9.95	Large clusters of pure white 2 inch trumpet-shaped flowers, wonderfully fragrant, like gardenias. Attractive heart-shaped foliage. This compact vine flowers reliably in cool summers as well as hot ones, sun or part shade. Goes deciduous with frost, but is root hardy to 15F. Plants shipped in winter or early spring will most likely be leafless, because of dormancy. Apocynaceae
80022	Montanoa atriplicifolia (Syn.: Montanoa schotii), Yacatan Daisy		$9.95	Large woody vine with fragrant white daisy flowers in winter. Asteraceae
80023	Montanoa leucantha		$9.95	Multi-stemmed shrub 5 to 20 feet high and wide. Slightly fragrant 1½ inch single white daisies with yellow centers. They are produced in such abundance in late fall and early winter that they turn the whole tree white. As with all of the montanoas they should survive down to 28F. They all require regular watering. Native to Mexico. Asteraceae
68066	Passiflora mooreana		$14.95	Abundant fragrant blue and white flowers in season, spring through fall. Distinctive small silvery blue trilobed leaves on a compact vine.
80024	Podachaenium eminens Giant Tree Daisy		$9.95	Sprays of fragrant white daisy flowers in spring. Huge velvety tropical looking leaves. Asteraceae
10719	Sinningia conspicua		$8.95	Large pastel yellow flowers in abundance with fragrance reminiscent of Lily of the Valley. Soft downy green leaves. (F, D) Gesneriaceae
65260	Solanum muricatum 'Rio Bamba' Melon Pear, Pepino Dulce		$8.95	Deliciously sweet fruit is provided by this compact, colorful and unusual flowering plant from the Andes. Attractive clusters of 1 inch dark violet star-shaped flowers are followed by 4 to 6 inch purple striped oval fruits, which change from light green to yellow when fully ripe and ready to eat. The fruit has a nearly seedless, juicy flesh which is fragrant and tasty, like a blend of melons, bananas, peaches and pears. Offered are two cutting grown selections which are superior in taste and make attractive flowering plants. 25F. 'Rio Bamba' is a scandent, purple stemmed selection named for the area of Ecuador from which it was collected. 3 inch dark green leaves, free flowering. Cross pollination suggested for maximum fruit production. Solanaceae
68755	Stephanotis floribunda (Syn.: Marsdenia floribunda), Madagascar Jasmine		$12.95	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		$11.95	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
65855	Tabernaemontana divaricata 'Florepleno' (Syn.: Ervatamia coronaria, Tabernaemontana coronaria), Butterfly Gardenia		$9.95	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
90270	Vigna caracalla Fragrant Snail Vine, Corkscrew Vine, Caracalla Bean		$13.95	This highly fragrant tropical vine has beautiful curled flowers shaped like a snail's shell. Thomas Jefferson introduced this vine to America. It has clusters of 2 inch blossoms which start out white then develops a purple coloration, plus it emits a wonderfully sweet hyacinth-like fragrance. Trifoliate leaves are up to 6 inches long with a downy texture. Summer into fall bloom period. Great for a chain link fence, hanging from an arbor, or grown as a container plant. Grows up to 20 feet in warm climates. Prefers sun, heat and humidity. It may die back in winter as it does poorly below 50F. USDA zones 9 - 11. May be grown as an annual or house plant elsewhere. It is native to tropical South America and Central America. This vine has often been confused with the snail vine (Phaseolus caracalla), which has smaller pale purple flowers and is not fragrant. Fabaceae