Plants

Plumbago Auriculata, also known as Plumbago Capensis, is a climbing shrub with magnificent blooms. Its clusters of light blue flowers, resembling butterflies in flight, add a touch of grace to any garden.

These succulent shrubs, deriving their genus name from the Arabic word 'aden,' may have been named after the port of Aden on the Arabian Gulf. The Desert Rose sheds its leaves during the dry season, unless the soil is partially moist. Adenium naturally protects itself from water scarcity by shedding its foliage, similar to Frangipani. However, in our latitudes, rainwater is more than sufficient. Desert Roses are perfect plants for the climate of the northern Caribbean Islands.

Colors and shapes are highly varied, so we recommend contacting us to choose your plant before ordering.

Dieffenbachia seguine, commonly known as "Dumb Cane," is a popular indoor plant appreciated for its large, attractively patterned leaves. Originating from tropical regions in Central and South America, this plant is named after the Austrian botanist Ernst Dieffenbach. It is valued for its broad, oblong leaves, typically dark green with marbling or spots of cream, pale yellow, or white, creating a distinctive pattern that varies from one variety to another.

The Filao, also known as Casuarina, is an iconic coastal tree found in tropical and subtropical regions. With its unique appearance and crucial role in stabilizing coastal soils, it is a distinctive feature of coastal landscapes. Explore the features and uses of this fascinating tree.

Ginger is a perennial tropical plant known for its pungent and aromatic rhizome, widely used in cooking and for its medicinal properties.

Tetradenia riparia is a shrub that typically reaches a height of 2 to 3 meters. It features lush, bright green foliage and produces clusters of small, white to pale pink tubular flowers, emitting a delightful fragrance.

Phyllostachys Aurea Bamboo, also known as golden bamboo due to its green color that turns orange, is highly decorative and features yellow culms with green stripes.