Adansonia Digitata  - Upside Down Baobab Tree - Excelent Bonsai Subject!10 SeedsThis very special tree is found across the African continent. It is also known as the 'Upside Down Tree' due to the fact that its branches appear at the top of the tree and with the swollen trunk make it appear as if the roots are sticking in the air instead of the branches!A specimen in Limpopo Province, South Africa, often considered the largest example alive, has a circumference of 47 meters and an average trunk diameter of 15 meters.Carbon dating has been used to estimate age of the specimen’s at around 6000 years!An excellent subject for bonsai growers.Keep dry in winter, minimum temperatures 5°C..

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Adenium Obesum - Pachycaul South African Tree5 SeedsNative to Africa and the Arabian peninsula, this very variable plant can grow in many forms, sometimes with its caudex partly under-ground, or may be taller and above ground, The caudex is generaly bottle shaped,In the summer 4-6cm flowers appears, which can be red, pink, or even white - this plant is also known as the Desert Rose, due to its bright flowers!Grows best in warm situations with sandy soil. Protect against frost and do not water when they are dormant. Cannot endure freezing temperatures and grows best at 10°C and above...

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Agave Victoria v Reginae  ssp Victoria Reginae10 SeedsThis species of Agave, native to Mexico, is most striking with its compact and spherical ball of thick fleshy leaves, often varigated with geometric white streaks. Each leaf tip contains a short and sharp thorn! Generally much smaller than other Agaves, Victoria Reginae grows to around 50cm in diameter when mature.Large flower spikes appear on mature plants.The plants should be kept almost dry during the winter months. Only water them to prevent the roots from completely drying out.Cold tolerant for a succulent, can withstand temperatures down to -5°C if kept dry...

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Alluaudia Procera - Madagascar ocotillo10 SeedsAlluaudia Procera is an amazing succulent plant native to Madagascar, particularly the southern spiny desert areas.It starts growing as a single stemmed plant, later producing multiple stems, and eventually forming a strong main stem, after which the lower stems die back and branches again higher up on the trunk.The smooth grey stems are covered in columns of spines up the trunk, growing small pairs of leaves between the spines. Leaves will die back and drop in extended dry dormant periods, but grow again quickly when the rains come for its growing season. Although it lacks the water storage tissues of true succulents, it can be found growing in areas that may not receive rain for over a year.Clusters of yellow white flowers are produced at the end of the stems on mature plants.Can grow up to 15 meters tall in its natural habitat, but typically 2 to 3 meters in cultivation.Frost tender, minimum 5°C, preferably above 10°C to be safe...

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Aloe Ferox - The Cape Aloe Medicinal Seeds20 SeedsFound widely across the Western and Eastern Cape provinces of South Africa, this Aloe is very similar to Aloe Candelabrum. Reaches up to 2.5-3m tall with leaves up to 1m long growing in terminal rosettes up to 1.5m-2m in diameter. Leaves are erect to somewhat spreading,  with reddish-brown teeth along its margins.Inflorescences grow on tall spikes, with up to 8 raceme branches, up to 80cm long, scarlet to orange in colour.Minimum temperature around 10°C..

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Annona Squamosa - 20 Seeds - Soursop Custard Sugar Apple20 SeedsAnnona Squamosa is a small, multi branched tree possibly native to the tropical Americas and West Indies but its exact origins are unknown due to its widespread cultivation across the world. It produces large white, sweet fleshed fruits, known as Sugar or Custard Apples to around 10cm in diameter, with a bumpy mid green surface. It can start fruiting from as little as 2 or 3 years from seed.It grows to a height of around 4 to 8 meters.A truly topical species, prefers winter temperatures above 15 °C, under 10°C it will start to drop its leaves...

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Brachychiton Rupestris - Narrow Leaved or Queensland Bottle Tree5 Seeds Brachychiton Rupestris is a native to Queensland, Australia and is commonly known as the Queensland Bottle Tree due to its swollen bottle shaped trunk which in some specimens has been measured at 3.5 meters in diameter.The Trunk is a dark grey bark, forming wrinkles and fissures when older, branching from the upper portion, it has long narrow leaves, 10 cm long and 2cm wide, dropping its leaves typically from September to December, and flowering from September to November in pannicles of male and female flowers on separate trees. Female flowers ripening to seed pods in April/May.Its unusual water storing trunk and drought tolerance, makes it a great addition to a succulent pachycaul collection!Can grow to a heigh of around 10 to 20 meters.Minimum temperature above freezing, consider frost tender, 5°C..

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Caragana Arborescens25 SeedsAlso known as the Siberian Pea-tree or Peashrub, Caragana Arborescens is native to Siberia and parts of China. It was historically used as a food source by Eurasian immigrants on the way to the United States.The seeds are edible, but should be cooked before being eaten. The flowers are also edible and can be used in salads.When fully grown it can reach up to 6m tall. Leaves vary from light to dark green, and fragrant yellow flowers bloom in early summer.Preferring dry or moist soil, it can tolerate drought once well established and is fully hardy down to -15C...

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Cassia Grandis - Pink Shower Tree10 SeedsNative across southern Mexico and northern South America, this semi-evergreen tree reaches up to 30m tall with a spreading crown. Leaves are large, up to 25cm long, with up to 20 pairs of oblong-shaped leaflets growing evenly.Blossoms appear from late winter through the spring months, though this can occur later in cooler climbates. Flowers are white-pink, growing in racemes, as long as the leaves and drooping, appearing when the leaves have dropped over winter.The seed pods are woody, up to 50cm long. The flesh smells bad but tastes somewhat sugary, used as a laxative.Frost tender, keep above 5°C at all times...

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Cercis Chinensis - Chinese Redbud30 SeedsThe Chinese Redbud, is a fantastic sight when in flower. A shrub like tree, it can produce flowers along the trunks and branches almost completely covering the plant with blooms.It has leathery rich green foliage, turning yellow in Autumn.Grows to a height of around 6 meters and a spread of around 5 meters.Fully hardy to -15°C and under...

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Chorizema Diversifolium - Climbing Flame Pea20 SeedsNative to Western Australia, this climbing vine is better known as the Flame Pea for its brightly coloured flowers. A member of the pea family, vines can reach between 40-120cm long with delicate, slightly hairy stems. Leaves are up to 10cm long, lanceolate in shape, alternate on the stem.The eye-catching flowers bloom from late summer onwards, with a yellow-orange calyx and darker orange to red 'tongue'. Flowers are 1-2cm in diameter.Frost tender, keep above 5°C...

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Clitoria Ternatea - Blue Pea flower.20 SeedsA slender evergreen climber from tropical Asia, it has pinnate oval leaves to 12 cm in length. Bright blue, double flowers are produced from summer to autumn, each around 3 to 5 cm across.Frost tender, keep above 5°C..

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Coffea Arabica 'Costa Rica 95' - Coffee Bean Plant10 SeedsGrow Your Own Coffee!'Coffea Arabica' coffee plant is originally native to the Arabian areas where it was the first cultivated coffee, and has been  grown there for over 1000 years, and worldwide in cultivation, and is an important cash crop in developing countries. Typically has less caffeine than other varieties and is said to produce the highest quality coffee beans.Given ideal conditions, these shrubs can reach over 10m in height. with dark green, glossy, leaves to around 10 cm long. Berries appear and turn from unripe green, to red and purple, and contain 2 seeds, which are dried and roasted to make coffee beans.Germination can be slow and difficult, CONSISTENT conditions must be maintained. Can tolerate low temperatures but be wary of frosts...

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Ficus Benghalensis - Banran Fig / Ficus Audrey50 SeedsNative to the Indian Subcontinent, this Ficus is the largest known species of tree in terms of canopy cover, the largest specimen covering over 19,000 square metres!In the wild it typically begins life growing on other trees and slowly enveloping them, producing aerial roots that grow downward and eventually become woody trunks. They can reach up to 30m tall and continue spreading laterally to cover very wide areas. Leaves grow up to 40cm long, deep green and leathery, ovate with obvious lateral veins. Fruits are bright red, 1-2cm in diameter, edible but only eaten in times of famine.Requires consistent bright light. Frost tender, keep above 5°C...

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Ficus Religiosa - Bo / Bohdi Tree / Sacred Fig100 SeedsFicus Religiosa or sacred fig is a species of fig native to Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, south-west China and Indochina. It is a large semi-evergreen tree up to 30 metres tall, with a trunk diameter of up to 3 metres, often with spreading buttress roots. The leaves are heart shaped with a distinctive extended drip tip, they are 10–17 cm long and 8–12 cm broad, with a 6–10 cm petiole.The fruits are small figs 1–1.5 cm in diameter, green ripening to purple.Makes a fantastic subject for growing as a Bonsai.Can cope with temperatures down to around freezing, though not recommended...

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Jatropha Mahafalensis5 Seeds The only Jatropha native to Madagascar, this small branched tree comes from the south west of the country and can reach around 6m tall.The thick stem branches from near the base, with leaves being produced from the ends of the growing tips. Leaves are typically 3-lobed, around 6cm long, with triangular lobes, and grow on the ends of long leaf stems.Flowers are white with red-striped throats. Blooms are around 10mm wide.Seeds contain an oil known as ‘huile de Betrata’ that is used in similar manners to cousin Jatropha plants as a biofuel.Frost tender under 10°C...

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Kennedia Rubicunda  - Dusky Coral Pea10 SeedsA twining climber from Australia, has slender hairy stems, becoming dense and tangled with age, with 15 cm long oval foliage. From spring to summer, dark red 4 to 5 cm flowers  with large lipped petals - similar to lobster claw flowers - are produced from the leaf axils along the stem. Can grow to 3 meters high if given the climbing room.Minimum temperature for this plant is around 5°C..

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Koelreuteria Paniculata - Golden Rain / Tree Pride of India20 SeedsKoelreuteria paniculata is a native to China and Korea, a fairly fast growing deciduous tree with dark green pinnate leaves, hairy on top, turning bright yellow in autumn. Young foliage has a pinkish tinge. Flowers in summer with panicles of yellow four petalled flowers, followed with chinese lantern type seed pods.Attractive to bees.Height and spread to around 10mFully hardy to -15°C...

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Laburnum Anagyriodes - Golden Chain Tree50 SeedsA spreading tree native to central Europe, Laburnum grow with oval leaves, each around 8 cm long,slightly hairy underneath.In late spring and early summer, bright yellow flowers are produced in many dense racemes, from 10 to 30 cm long.Fully hardy to -15°C...

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Licuala Spinosa -   - Mangrove Fan Palm10 SeedsNative to Southeast Asia, this palm tree can reach up to 7m tall. The trunk is slender, only around 5cm in diameter, and produces multiple fan-shaped heads. The leaves are greatly divided, dark green, up to 60cm long. The leaf stalks are covered in small pointed spines - be careful with this one!Flowers are small, growing on branched drooping spikes, only around 3mm across and white and give way to small red-orange fruits.Should be kept above 5°C, but can tolerate slightly below freezing temperatures for a short period of time...

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Musa Acuminata subsp. Acuminata - Wild Banana10 SeedsNative to tropical Southeast Asia, the highly variable wild banana reaches up to 5m tall, and most modern dessert bananas are descended from this species.This species produces its typical paddle shaped leaves in dark green. A great showpiece plant thats bound to get attention! Flowers are white to yellowish in colour and grow horizontally from the trunk. Fruits ripen to a standard yellow colour, with up to 150 bananas growing from a the fruit bunches in ideal climates.Frost tender, it cannot tolerate temperatures below 10°C...

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Roystonea Regia - Royal Palm10 SeedsA native of Cuba, the Royal Palm is a tall grower, with a sturdy base often thicker  at the bottom than at the top. Arching leaf fronds grow up to 3 meters in length, with many narrow linear mid green leaflets, and can grow to a height of around 25m.In summer 1 meter long pannicles of cream white cup shaped flowers are produced.Frost tender, minimum reccomended temperature around 10°C...

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Sabal Minor - Hardy Dwarf Palmetto Palm 10  SeedsA large growing palm from the south western states of the USA. It grows heads of fan shaped leaves, that are divided into long spear like segments with thread like filaments between them, which are up to 2 in length.Very similar to Sabal Palmetto, but grows a much shorter and more raggedy appearing trunk,Like a constantly moist soil, though not wet.Hardy down to -15°C...

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Sabal Palmetto - Florida Cabbage Palm10 SeedsA large growing palm from the south western states of the USA. It grows heads of fan shaped leaves, that are divided into long spear like segments with thread like filaments between them, which are up to 2 in length.Can grow to 20 meters in height when mature with a spread of around 6 meters!Hardy down to -10°C...

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Strelitzia Nicolai - White Bird of Paradise Flower10 SeedsThe extraordinary looking flowers of the well known 'Bird Of Paradise'  plant look like long bird beaks with orange wings attached to them!  However, S.Nicolai has white flowers instead of orange.The grey green paddle shaped leaves grow to around 1.50 m in  length with 2 meter leaf stalks. Will form clumps over time. Plenty of space is needed for growth as these  will reach a height of around 10 m.A native of South Africa, this plant can tolerate cool temperatures  but should be protected from frost and freezing conditions.Minimum recomended temperature 10°C...

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Trachycarpus Fortunei - Chusan Palm20 SeedsIts origin unknown due to its widespread cultivation, and hardiness, Trachycarpus Fortunei forms a single stemmed trunk with an evergreen head of dark green fan shaped highly lobed leaves to around 75 cm in length.Small yellow flowers are formed in maturity on hanging panicles up to 60 cm long. Male and Female plants must be grown to produce fruits.Will grow to around 20 meters tall with a spread of 2,5 meters.Fully hardy to -15C and under...

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Washingtonia Filifera - California Desert Fan Palm25 SeedsWashingtonia Filifera is a palm native to the  southern and southwestern USA states and northwest Mexico. This palm grows up to 23 m (exceptionally 30 m) in good growing conditions.The leaves have a petiole up to 2 m long, bearing a fan of leaflets 1.5-2 m long, with white, thread-like fibers between the segments. When the leaves die they bend downwards and form a skirt around the trunk.Washingtonia filifera can live from 80 to 250 years or more and is reported to be cold hardy to -5C...

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Zamia Furfuracea - Cardboard Palm Cycad5 SeedsA native to Mexico, this cycad produces up to 1.5m in length leaves, each of which has multiple glossy bright green leaflets.It grows in a similar fashion to ferns or palm fronds, with a crown of new growth in the center.All parts of the plant are poisonous to animals and humans.A popular houseplant, it is easy to care for, and grows happily in shade or full sun.Germination may be slow and erratic.Cold tolerant down to freezing, though should be avoided...

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