Tecoma capensis ‘Orange’ SEEDS – Cape honeysuckle | Orange trumpet vine
The ‘Orange’ form is the typical wild colour. Family Bignoniaceae.Full sun to partial shade; fast-growing; adaptable to a wide range of soils; drought-tolerant once established; excellent for banks, slopes and informal hedges.
Passiflora suberosa SEEDS – Corky-stem passionflower | Wild passion vine
Described by Linnaeus. Very small white-greenish flowers (2–3 cm) — inconspicuous compared to most relatives; distinctive corky stems; three-lobed leaves; small purple-black berries. Family Passifloraceae.Full sun to partial shade; well-drained soils; warm wet tropical to subtropical conditions; drought-tolerant once established.
Cissus hastata SEEDS – Grape ivy | Kangaroo vine
People call it the Garden ivy or Grape ivy due to its climbing habit and decorative appeal. Its smooth leaf Cissus variety is especially prized for its soft, glossy leaves that enhance garden aesthetics.
Passiflora nigradenia SEEDS – Passionflower | Passion vine
Liana of Bolivian wet tropical forests. Rare Bolivian endemic — suitable for collectors. IMPORTANT: Pictures show the adult plant, which is not for sale. The epithet. ‘Nigradenia’ = black gland (Latin niger + Greek aden); Rusby (1855–1940); Bolivian botanical explorer.
Aristolochia anguicida SEEDS – Dutchman’s pipe | Snake vine
Described by Jacquin. Woody climber to 10 m or more, with the characteristic pipe-shaped flowers of the genus. Vigorous liana requiring sturdy support. HOST PLANT for pipevine swallowtail and related butterflies.
Marcgravia brownei SEEDS – Marcgravia vine | Browne’s marcgravia
Marcgravia brownei SEEDS – Marcgravia vine | Browne’s marcgravia Marcgravia brownei seeds grow into a stunning tropical vine known for its unique climbing habit. The Marcgravia brownei vine features distinctive, rounded leaves with a glossy surface, making it a favored choice among tropical plant enthusiasts.
Mascagnia macroptera SEEDS – Butterfly vine | Gallinita
This species belongs to the Malpighiaceae family, known for its distinctive winged fruit. The plant’s unique structure makes it a rare find among tropical flora enthusiasts.Mascagnia macroptera produces vibrant foliage and spectacular flowers, making it a standout in any collection.
Dichondra argentea SEEDS – Silver ponyfoot | Silver nickel vine
Dichondra argentea SEEDS – Silver ponyfoot | Silver nickel vine Dichondra argentea seeds grow into a stunning trailing plant known for its delicate silver foliage. Gardeners appreciate the Argentea variety for its drought tolerance and versatility.
Abies balsamea – balsam fir | Canada balsam | blister fir
Its dark green needles are short, soft to the touch, and emit a pleasant balsamic fragrance when crushed. These needles line the branches evenly on both sides, creating a lush, feathery texture. This species forms a narrow spire, giving it an elegant architectural silhouette that stands out year-round.
Crassula cv Bride’s Bouquet –
Its fleshy, pale green leaves cluster tightly, resembling a delicate bridal bouquet, which is why many gardeners prize the Crassula Bride’s Bouquet for decorative purposes. The plant’s charming appearance enhances indoor and outdoor settings.