BOTTLE PALM
This extraordinary palm, hailing from the enchanting Mascarene Islands east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, is a vibrant symbol of nature’s resilience and beauty!
This extraordinary palm, hailing from the enchanting Mascarene Islands east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, is a vibrant symbol of nature’s resilience and beauty!
The Areca palm, native to the eastern regions of Madagascar, faces a serious threat due to habitat loss in its natural hydric forests and riverbanks.
The White Bird of Paradise features striking white flowers with a distinctive dark blue tongue, making it an excellent choice for creating a dramatic effect at entranceways or poolside areas.
This evergreen tree, characterized by its low-branching and multi-trunked structure, features silvery leaves that owe their appearance to the silky hairs on their surface.
Screw-pine captivates with its striking landscape presence, showcasing a pyramidal, sometimes irregular silhouette that is both open and richly branched.
The sea grape is an extraordinary marvel of nature, a plant that embodies adaptability and grace as it reaches impressive heights of 35 to 50 feet.
The monkey puzzle tree is a remarkable testament to nature’s wonders, urging us to appreciate its unique charm. This majestic evergreen, reaching heights of 60 to 70 feet and spreading 30 to 35 feet wide, embodies both natural beauty and resilience.
The Italian cypress, known for its remarkably narrow columnar growth, is a striking feature of the western United States. Typically reaching heights of 40 to 60 feet, though occasionally shorter, this evergreen’s slender form—no wider than three feet—adds a refined texture to any setting.
Discovered in 1927 near East Palatka, Florida, the East Palatka holly is a fascinating hybrid of Ilex cassine and Ilex opaca.
Dahoon holly is a captivating marvel in any landscape, whether it’s meticulously clipped into a majestic tall screen or allowed to flourish naturally as a graceful single-trunked tree.