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Here is a quick view of the Cobaea scandens vine. If you're interested in seeds to this ornamental vine please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/cobaea-scandens-vine-10-seeds-cup-saucer-climber-cathedral-bells-garden-plant?_pos=1&_sid=241612061&_ss=r Cobaea Scandens Vine Also known as: The Cathedral Bells, Cup & Saucer Vine This truly beautiful perennial vine is from Central & South America. It's fast growing to about 15'-20' in just one season. A profuse bloomer from Summer to Fall. Deep large bell-like blooms are often 2.5" across, and start out creamy green, then turn to a rosy-violet, and finally mature to a deep purple. The vine does have tendrils and cling well to rough surfaces. Hardiness zones 9-11 in the winter, making it an annual elsewhere. But can be grown in a container, pruned back, and brought to protection during cold times.

Here is a quick view of the Butea monosperma tree. If you're interested in seeds to this beautiful tree please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/butea-monosperma-5-15-25-100-seeds-flame-of-the-forest-flowering-parrot-tree?_pos=1&_sid=f94f8318d&_ss=r Butea Monosperma Tree Also known as: Flame Of The Forest, Parrot Tree A riot of salmon/pink/orange colored flowers cover the entire crown of this medium sized tree, growing from 20-40 feet high. The trunk is usually crooked & twisted with irregular branches & rough, grey bark. The tree is not all that appealing in Dec/Jan when it looses all its leaves, but from Jan-March it truly becomes a tree of flame. The leaves, which appear in April and May, are 10-18" wide. When fresh they are like soft suede; thick, velvety and a beautiful pale, bronze green. Old leaves are as firm and tough as leather, smooth above and hairy below. This silky down gives them a silvery appearance from a distance. The curved parrot beak blooms contain much nectar which attracts frequent visits of many species of birds. A brilliant coloring matter can be obtained from this infusion of flowers which can be made into a dye. The leaves & seeds have many medicinal properties including help with intestinal worms, skin disorders, diabetes, sore throats, & many more. This tree is frost sensitive, has a high drought tolerance, and a good salt tolerance. It can be grown in a container for a specimen plant.

Here is a quick view of the Jacaranda mimosifolia tree. If you're interested in seeds to this beautiful tree please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/jacaranda-mimosifolia-fern-tree-20-1500-seeds-blue-fragrant-ornamental-bonsai?_pos=1&_sid=eab1e411d&_ss=r Jacaranda Mimosifolia Also known as: Blue Jacaranda, Fern Tree A sub-tropical tree native to south-central South America that has been widely planted elsewhere because of its beautiful and long-lasting lavender-blue lightly fragrant flowers. The bell shaped blooms are up to 5 cm (2.0 in) long, and are grouped in 30 cm (12 in) panicles. They appear in spring and early summer, and last for up to two months. Flowering is reportedly best when planted in poor soil and following a winter with several nights in the upper 30's. They are followed by woody seed pods, about 5 cm (2.0 in) in diameter, which contain numerous flat, winged seeds. The tree grows to a height of 5 to 15 m (16 to 49 ft). Its bark is thin and grey-brown in color, smooth when the tree is young though it eventually becomes finely scaly. The twigs are slender and slightly zigzag; they are a light reddish-brown in color. Soft, delicate, fernlike, deciduous foliage gives this tree a very tropical appearance. The light, dappled shade makes Jacaranda well-suited for cooling patios, but it probably should not be used near pools due to the abundant leaf and flower drop. The arching branch habit is ideal for creating a canopy over a street or boulevard, creating a spectacular sight when in full bloom. Heaviest-flowering when grown in full sun, small trees of Jacaranda can tolerate light shade and will grow quickly. They thrive in sandy, well-drained soils but should be watered during dry periods. It has been cultivated in almost every part of the world where there is no risk of frost; established trees can however tolerate brief spells of temperatures down to around −7 °C (19 °F). In the USA where winter temperatures can dip to −12 °C (10 °F) for short several-hour periods, the mature tree survives with little or no visible damage. In the United States, it grows in parts of Oregon, California, Nevada, Arizona, Texas and Florida.

Here is a quick view of the Colvillea racemosa tree. If you're interested in seeds to this beautiful tree please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/colvillea-racemosa-tree-8-seeds-rich-orange-colvilles-glory-madagascar?_pos=1&_sid=fef662117&_ss=r Colvillea Racemosa Tree Also known as: Colville's Glory Tree We are very excited to offer the seeds to this rather hard to find BEAUTY from Madagascar! The bloom buds start out reddish and turn a bright rich orange color, forming in cone shape clusters that become 1-2 feet long with eye popping yellow stamens. They attract nectar-loving birds for pollination. In the Americas hummingbirds, honey bees, and butterflies will visit this tree. Soft fern like foliage is the icing on the cake! This fast growing deciduous tree can reach 30-50' in height in due time, and will require full sun and deep, rich, acid to neutral soil with good drainage. Though not overly tolerant of drought, it copes with lower water levels by shedding foliage and can become fully deciduous in subtropical areas with cool, dry winters. New leaves will not emerge until weather is warmer and water is available again. USDA zone 10+ but said to tolerate temps into the high 20's to low 30's once established. It would make a great tree nestled among other shorter dense trees or as a specimen all on its own, in a large public park or open landscape.

Here is a quick view of the Gloriosa Superba vine. If you're interested in seeds to this ornamental vine please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/gloriosa-superba-glory-vine-10-seeds-climbing-flame-lily-garden-flowers?_pos=1&_sid=c8abff117&_ss=r Gloriosa Superba Also known as: Climbing Lily, Gloriosa Lily, Flame Lily, Glory Lily A lovely variation of the Flame Lily which is native to South Africa and Asia. This one has vibrant yellow and flame red flowers with frilled petals that adorn the numerous vigorous multi-branching stems in midsummer. A low climber that's easy to grow with patience. At maturity it can reach 5-6' tall and produce 12 or more flowers of exceptional beauty per plant. It grows fast in warm weather, blooms, then dies down to the ground. After a spell, another vine emerges from the tuberous root. Over time you will have plenty. Tendrils form at the tips of the leaves that are used for plant support and climbing. They make great cut flowers and are often used in wedding bouquets. A truly spectacular conservatory plant, and also suitable for potting. It is a tuberous perennial and will not tolerate frost and freezing temperatures. Bulbs can easily be protected or dug up for the winter. Needs full sun and rich soil. Feed and water regularly in summer. It takes about one to three months for the seeds to germinate, but well worth it! *All parts, especially tubers/bulbs contain Alkaloids (colchicine and others) and resins that if ingested is HIGHLY TOXIC, MAY BE FATAL IF EATEN! Don't panic, just don't eat them......

Here is a quick view of the Peltophorum pterocarpum tree. If you're interested in seeds to this beautiful tree please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/orum-pterocarpum-tree-10-100-500-seeds-fragrant-flowering-ferrugineum-copper-pod?_pos=1&_sid=bfcd882f5&_ss=r Peltophorum Pterocarpum Synonym: Peltophorum Ferrugineum Also known as the: Yellow Poinciana Tree, Yellow Jacaranda, Copper pod Resembling the Poinciana tree (Delonix Regia 'Flavida'), but not related to each other. This is a VERY showy umbrella shaped tree. 18" CLUSTERS of very fragrant flowers followed by copper colored seed pods which while hanging are very showy themselves. Fast growing and vigorous, up to 50' tall and 25' wide. Needs moist, but well drained soil until established. Zones 9b-11, 27-28F MAX or very short periods of frost. Most of our plants that are said to be able to handle short periods of frost, must still be protected during winter until they get well established, to be on the safe side! This tree does well in semi-shade, but can tolerate full sun if well watered during growing season.

Here is a quick view of the Callistemon viminalis tree. If you're interested in seeds to this beautiful tree please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/callistemon-viminalis-500-10-000-seeds-weeping-bottle-brush-tree-ornamental-bonsai?_pos=1&_sid=220a40c1c&_ss=r Callistemon Viminalis Also known as: The Weeping Bottle Brush This beautiful evergreen small tree is very popular for its ornamental value, and is used for decorative plantations across lawns and parking lots. It is native to the states of New South Wales and Queensland in Australia where it often occurs along watercourses. It grows up to 30 feet in height and can be pruned after flowering to maintain shape and improve flowering. It can take on the look of a large weeping shrub if you never shape it. The stunning flowers look like bottle brushes, are 4 to 10 cm in length and about 3 to 6 cm in diameter. It will put on a show from spring and all throughout summer. Woody seed capsules are placed close to the branches. It will release the very small powdery seeds in no less than a year and can take up to many years . Some report that fresh seed is not the most viable. Many species of birds including hummingbirds visit the flowers for the nectar, as do all the neighboring squirrels. It is extremely adaptable in cultivation. The plant is highly drought tolerant but for optimum results it should be planted in moist well-drained soil. Full sunlight for better growth. The species is susceptible to frost damage while small and suitable protection is necessary. However, once established some report this species can handle light frost (32F). MYRTACEAE (Myrtle family).

Here is a quick view of the pink Celosia cristata crested cockscomb plant. If you're interested in seeds to this ornamental edible plant please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/celosia-cristata-pink-edible-heirloom-crested-cockscomb-flowering-plant-seeds?_pos=1&_sid=3aba970df&_ss=r Celosia Cristata Pink Also known as: Cockscomb Here is an heirloom favorite many will recognize. They are perennial plants of tropical origin in zones 10-12 and annuals everywhere else. The plant is used frequently as an ornamental and grow equally well indoors or out. They only reach about a foot tall, and their amazingly soft flowers can last for up to 8 weeks and feel like velvet. They are herbaceous meaning they lack a woody stem. They make wonderful floral arrangements both freshly cut and dried. They are often grown as an edible crop in India, Western Africa, and South America. Their leaves and flowers can be used as vegetables. Reportedly used by Chinese herbalists to stop bleeding, treat diseases of the blood, and infections of the urinary tract. The plants are hardy and resistant to most diseases, though is susceptible to fungal diseases The perfect place is one with no shade and with well drained soil. They grow well in both humid and arid conditions, requiring very little attention.

Here is a quick view of the Tecoma stans plant. If you're interested in seeds to this beautiful plant please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/tecoma-stans-20-250-500-1500-seeds-small-tree-yellow-elder-trumpet-shrub-bush?_pos=1&_sid=904f71831&_ss=r Tecoma Stans Also known as: The Yellow Elder, the Yellow Trumpet Bush, or Ginger-Thomas This attractive plant grows as a densely branched shrub or small tree. The official flower of the United States Virgin Islands. It bears large, showy, bright golden yellow trumpet-shaped flowers that hang in clusters at the branch tips and forks, bending the twigs into arches with their weight. Delicate rust-red lines decorates the interior throat of these blooms and attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Fallen blossoms will form a pool of gold on the ground. It is drought-tolerant and grows well in warm climates, it prefers full sun. USDA Zones 7 - 11. Freeze tolerance varies dramatically, with some forms able to survive temperatures down to around 10ºF (-12.2º C) and others severely injured by only a few degrees of frost. Does very well as a potted patio plant.

Here is a quick view of the Phyllanthus emblica tree. If you're interested in seeds to this beautiful fruit tree please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/phyllanthus-emblica-tree-15-500-seeds-medicinal-indian-gooseberry-edible-amla-fruit-emblic-myrobalan?_pos=1&_sid=7d4de6679&_ss=r Phyllanthus emblica Also known as: Indian Gooseberry, Amla, Emblic Myrobalan A wild deciduous tropical tree noted for its edible fruit and the ornamental qualities of its pale gray bark and feathery foliage. Over time it will reach a mature height of roughly 60 feet. The leaves are fern-like, oblong but narrow, up to 2 cm and flowers are inconspicuous as they are green in color. The flowers are bisexual and appear in clusters. Fruits are smaller in size with a diameter up to 3 cm, in greenish-yellow color that changes into orange-brown after maturity. The flesh is tart, juicy, and crisp. All parts of the tree are useful, its leaves, roots, fruits, seeds, bark, and flowers are used to prepare a variety of items like juice, chutney, jam, infusions, lotions, concentrates, herbal teas and other natural concoctions. The fruit has been an herbal component of Thai traditional recipes believed to slow down the aging process but is also used to treat many ailments such as common cold and fever, as a diuretic, laxative, liver tonic, refrigerant, stomachic, restorative, alterative, antipyretic, anti-inflammatory, hair tonic, to prevent peptic ulcer and dyspepsia, and as a digestive. Popularly used in inks, shampoos and hair oils, the high tannin content of Indian gooseberry fruit serves as a mordant for fixing dyes in fabrics. Shampoos and hair oil are traditionally believed to nourish the hair and scalp and prevent premature grey hair. It prefers a location that is less windy and more sunny. Well-drained, loamy to light heavy soil that is deep and rich in organic matter is required for growing the amla tree. A pH level can be between slightly acidic to slightly alkaline. The waterlogged and clay-rich soil is detrimental and must be avoided. It is sensitive to prolonged freezing temperatures and grows best when it is not exposed to frost. USDA zones 9b to 11.

Here is a quick view of the Yellow Caesalpinia Pulcherrima. If you're interested in seeds to this ornamental plant please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/caesalpinia-pulcherrima-yellow-7-seeds-mexican-bird-of-paradise-small-shrub-or-tree?_pos=3&_sid=6a46209f3&_ss=r Caesalpinia Pulcherrima Yellow Also known as: The Yellow Bird of Paradise, Pride of Barbados, Poinciana, Peacock Flower, Mexican Bird Of Paradise. This full sun beauty is great for smaller yards or an indoor house plant, only growing to about 3-10ft. Blooms just as well in a pot or planted right in the ground! This can grow to 3-6ft wide as a bush or can also be trained into a small tree. Vivid yellow blooms with very long showy stamens will appear spring through summer. These are on the drought tolerant side and not high maintenance, what more could you ask for! Hardiness: USDA Zones 8 - 11. Peacock flower dies to the ground following frost or freezing temperatures, but in zone 8B, at least, it comes back reliable, late or middle spring. Don't give up on it! Peacock flower has survived temperatures as low as 18 F. It can be grown as an annual in colder climates. Even under frost free conditions, peacock flower may lose its leaves when temperatures drop into the 40's. Medicinal uses in different cultures may include: The juice from the leaves is said to cure fever, the juice from the flower is said to cure sores, and the seeds are said to cure bad cough, breathing difficulty, and chest pain. Four grams from the root is also said to induce abortion in the first trimester of pregnancy. This is for informational purposes only and not to be taken as advice.

Here is a quick view of the Melianthus major plant. If you're interested in seeds to this ornamental plant please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/melianthus-major-shrub-5-seeds-exotic-fragrant-giant-honey-bush?_pos=1&_sid=ccbf582fc&_ss=r Melianthus Major Also known as: Giant Honey Bush The lush growth, coupled with its large, exotic feather-like leaves, has made this South African shrub as fashionable as cannas, bananas and tree ferns for those looking to bring a touch of the jungle to their back gardens. This fast-growing evergreen open shrub can grow up to 12 feet tall or more and spread rapidly by sucker roots. The one foot long bluish-green leaves have 10-15 serrated leaflets and when bruised have a strong salty peanut butter-like smell. Spikes of dark maroon-colored flowers that have a slight honey fragrance are displayed on stalks above the foliage from May to August followed by papery seed pods. In the wild, the flowers are pollinated by birds attracted by the nectar in each of the little flowers. So much nectar is produced that it overflows on to the stems and splashes the foliage. Although toxic when taken internally, it is used medicinally by the local people. They mostly use the leaves to make poultices and decoctions that are applied directly to wounds, bruises, backache and rheumatic joints. It prefers a warm, sunny position with good drainage. Although quite tough and adaptable, it will flourish in deep, rich soil, especially if given plenty of water. Shelter from cold and wind, and protect from excessive winter moisture. Where not hardy, grow in a cold greenhouse and plant or stand outside in the summer. It will resprout annually from the base where temperatures do not fall below 23°F, and treat it as a perennial in warmer regions. Grows very easily and fairly fast from seeds or cuttings, and will make a show within a few months.

Here is a quick view of the Crossandra infundibuliformis plant. If you're interested in seeds to this ornamental please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/crossandra-infundibuliformis-10-seeds-orange-marmalade-firecracker-flower?_pos=1&_sid=9aba694f9&_ss=r Crossandra Infundibuliformis Also known as: Orange Marmalade, Firecracker Flower Here is a beautiful native to India and Sri Lanka and is known to attract butterflies. It is a evergreen subshrub that grows 1-3’ tall, and features apricot to salmon pink flowers in terminal racemes that blooms throughout the year (everblooming). Ovate to lanceolate shiny dark green leaves. It's grown as a bedding plant in tropical and subtropical areas and as an annual in northern areas. It also can be grown indoors. No serious insect or disease problems. Prefers light, organically rich, medium moisture, well-drained soils in part shade. Tolerates bright full shade. As with African violets, it can be grown effectively under artificial lights. Needs high humidity. Winter hardy to USDA Zones 10-11.

Here is a quick view of the Coccinia grandis vine. If you're interested in seeds to this edible fruit vine please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/coccinia-grandis-20-seeds-ivy-scarlet-edible-gourd-tindora-kowai-fruit-vine?_pos=1&_sid=490a2f235&_ss=r Coccinia grandis Also known as: Scarlet Ivy Gourd, Tindora, Kowai Fruit This climbing vine is originally native to East Africa and has been introduced to Australia, the Caribbean, southern USA and the Pacific region. Young stems are annual and herbaceous, but can become perennial and woody with time. It will flower from August to September. The species is dioecious (individual flowers are either male or female, but only one sex is to be found on any one plant so both male and female plants must be grown if seed is required). and is pollinated by Insects. The plant is not self-fertile. It can become invasive in some places. The smooth and thin-skinned fruit turns red when fully ripe, and are only about 6cm long and 3.5cm wide. Young leaves and long slender stem tops are cooked and eaten as a potherb or added to soups. Young and tender raw green fruits are used in salads or cooked and added to curries etc. Ripe and raw scarlet fruit are fleshy and sweet. The juice of the roots and leaves is considered to be a useful treatment for diabetes. The juice of the stem is dripped into the eyes to treat cataracts. The leaves are used as a poultice in treating skin eruptions. The plant is laxative. It is used internally in the treatment of gonorrhoea. Aqueous and ethanolic extracts of the plant have shown hypoglycaemic principles. We cannot take any responsibility for any adverse effects from the use of plants. Always seek advice from a professional before using a plant medicinally. Succeeds in most soils but prefers a sunny sheltered position in a humus-rich sandy soil. Dislikes clay soils. Suitable pH: acid, neutral and basic (alkaline) soils. Keep the plant well watered in the growing season. USDA zones 8-11.

Here is a quick view of the Parkinsonia aculeata plant. If you're interested in seeds to this ornamental please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/parkinsonia-aculeata-20-100-500-seeds-mexican-palo-verde-tree-jerusalem-thorn?_pos=1&_sid=1cad6ef78&_ss=r Parkinsonia Aculeata Also known as: Mexican Palo Verde, Jerusalem Thorn This here is a fast growing, graceful-looking thorny shrub or small tree for poor soils, with unusual green bark and a long blooming period. It can be single stemmed or form multiple trunks, and because its fine-textured foliage it is good for filtering sun to create a pleasant dappled shade. Normally it will grow 12-15 ft but can reach 36 ft. A spectacular display of clustered pea-like flowers are yellow- orange and fragrant, 20 mm in diameter, growing from a long slender stalk in groups of eight to ten. Blooming starts in spring and makes the whole tree look like a giant yellow bouquet and has been long cultivated as an ornamental. After flowering a tan fruit pod forms with a papery sheath. Native Americans harvested the seeds of Jerusalem thorn which they sun dried for storage and parched over dry heat before eating. It is very drought, heat, and saline tolerant once established, and does require a full sun location. Hardy to at least 20-25° F, USDA zones 8-11. Native to desert grasslands and canyons in Mexico and the SW U.S.

Here is a quick view of the Ensete glaucum plant. If you're interested in seeds to this ornamental please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/ensete-glaucum-snow-banana-tree-5-seeds-musa-perennial-massive-flower?_pos=1&_sid=0af03bb61&_ss=r Ensete Glaucum Also known as: The 'Snow Banana' Possibly the hardiest Ensete species, coming from the high altitudes of China, Burma, Thailand, & India. Zones 8-10, with some reports of it growing in zone 7. Greenhouse perennial. Growing to 10'-17' The huge glaucous leaves are architectural and decorative. The pseudostem and leaves have a grey/green wax, giving it an overall 'bluish' look. The best part of all....the massive pendulous inflorescence, which brings no justice to the photos shown here. Numerous 5" fruit develop within it.

Here is a quick view of the Koelreuteria paniculata tree flowers. If you're interested in seeds to this beautiful tree please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/koelreuteria-paniculata-15-100-500-seeds-ornamental-flowering-golden-rain-tree?_pos=1&_sid=c5bd68f60&_ss=r Koelreuteria paniculata Also known as: The Golden Rain Tree, Pride Of India, China Tree, and Varnish Tree Here is a medium sized flowering deciduous tree native to eastern Asia, in China and Korea. It was introduced in Europe and America in the 1700's and has become a popular landscape tree worldwide. It is popularly grown as an ornamental tree in temperate regions all across the world because of the aesthetic appeal of its flowers, leaves and seed pods. This species is in the family Sapindaceae. It is open branching, with a rounded crown which typically grows 30-40' tall and as wide. Features pinnate or bipinnate, compound leaves with a deeply serrated margin. Leaves emerge pinkish bronze to purplish in spring, mature to a bright green in summer and turn yellow in fall. Bright yellow flowers (1/2" wide) appear in early summer in long, terminal, panicles (12-15"). Falling blossoms may or may not resemble "golden rain", but the fallen blossoms often form an attractive golden carpet under the tree. Flowers give way to interesting, pink to brown, papery seed capsules which somewhat resemble Chinese lanterns. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soil in full sun. Adapts to a wide range of soils. Tolerates drought and many city air pollutants giving it the ability to thrive in tough urban environments. USDA zone 5+

Here is a quick view of the Andrographis paniculata plant. If you're interested in seeds to this herb please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/andrographis-paniculata-50-seeds-medicinal-supplement-king-of-bitters-chiretta-bush-shrub?_pos=1&_sid=8c4196fd8&_ss=r Andrographis paniculata Also known as: King of Bitters, Chiretta, Kalmegh, Creat, Chuanxinlian, Yijianxi, Lanhelian, and Indian Echinacea. An easy to grow herb used extensively in India and China for centuries, which was nearly forgotten in modern western herbal practice. Today, it’s making a comeback by using an active ingredient known as andrographolide in health supplements sold both online and offline. The herb has been revered for treating infectious diseases and highly regarded also as having a preventative effect from many diseases, due to its powerful immune strengthening benefits, anti-inflammatory and antioxidant capabilities throughout the body. In addition to that, it has also been used for the common cold and sore throat, diabetes and blood sugar control, herpes simplex and HIV, rheumatoid arthritis, mental benefits (including more restful sleep), and familial Mediterranean fever to name a few. Andrographis also kills and repels mosquitoes that can transmit malaria. It is an annual/biennial bush to 1 meter high, with lanceolate leaves 4-12cm long. Small white flowers 1-2 cm long, set along a thin upright stem. Tubular flowers can have purple colored flecks on the inside of the lip-like formation. A fine oblong seed capsule 1.5 cm long contains several very small seeds. Seeds will readily disperse if not picked. Leaves have no aroma. Flavor of the whole plant is extremely bitter. Propagation is by seeds, cuttings and layering stems. Plant seeds, spring and summer, germination may be in 10- 30 days. Plants will grow in a wide range of soils, in full sun or shade and thrives in moist conditions. Always seek advice from a professional before using a plant medicinally. Further research is needed for additional benefits, dosages, safety and side effects.

Here is a quick view of the Tacca chantrieri plant. If you're interested in seeds to this ornamental please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/tacca-chantrieri-10-seeds-the-black-bat-plant?_pos=2&_sid=45a334023&_ss=r Tacca Chantrieri Also known as: The Black Bat Plant One of the strangest and most amazing flowers in the plant kingdom. Native to Asian rainforests, where they grow in the loamy understory, often in deep shade. It comes from the Taccaceae family and consists of long-lived, short stemmed, rhizomatous, or tuberous herbaceous plants. Not only are the flowers and filiform bracts dark maroon, but so are the broad bracts that rise up above and behind the flowers. Each flower is about 5-8" across and has long tendrils (whiskers) that hang from it. This variety can grow up to 2-3 feet and can successfully be grown indoors. It will thrive in bright light, but should not be exposed to direct sunlight. Should do well in the same conditions that orchids and many epiphytic ferns grow in, with ample humidity, strong airflow, and moderate light and temperatures. Hardiness zones: 9-11 Plant will take light frost down to 3°C (37°F). Give the plants very little water through the winter and it would be ideal to provide a temperature of 15-18°C (60-65°F). As with any tropical, give the occasional mist spray through the summer. For fertilizer use, Miracle Grow mixed 1/4 teaspoon to 1 gallon of water. Repot every 2-3 years and remove decaying rhizome growth. Germination can take from 1-9 months so be patient. Don't toss out your seed beds thinking they won't germinate!

Here is a quick view of the Spathodea campanulata tree. If you're interested in seeds to this beautiful tree please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/spathodea-campanulata-african-tulip-flowering-tree-50-5000-seeds?_pos=1&_sid=8ef72c789&_ss=r Spathodea Campanulata Also known as: The wonderful African Tulip Tree. A profusion of color! Large orange scarlet flowers that are crinkled tulip like bells, that come from the rainforests of Africa. Glossy green pinnate leaves. There is a real good chance, that no one in your neighborhood has this tree LOL Plan to be the center of attention! Grows 50-60' tall, 35-50' wide. Top growth may be killed at 28-30 degrees, but the roots may survive down to 22 degrees. Full sun for fast growth and best flowering. We suggest ALL young plants be protected during light frost, just until they get well established, if they are said to handle frosts at all!!!

Here is a quick view of the Gloriosa Carsonii plant. If you're interested in seeds to this ornamental vine please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/gloriosa-carsonii-glory-vine-8-seeds-climbing-flame-lily-bulb-type-flowering-garden-plants?_pos=1&_sid=ab0c91ebc&_ss=r Gloriosa Carsonii Also known as: Climbing Lily, Gloriosa Lily, Flame Lily, Glory Lily A lovely variation of the Flame Lily which is native to South Africa and Asia. This one has vibrant yellow and dark purple flowers with frilled petals that adorn the numerous vigorous multi-branching stems in midsummer. A low climber that's easy to grow with patience. At maturity it can reach 5-6' tall and produce 12 or more flowers of exceptional beauty per plant. It grows fast in warm weather, blooms, then dies down to the ground. After a spell, another vine emerges from the tuberous root. Over time you will have plenty. Tendrils form at the tips of the leaves that are used for plant support and climbing. They make great cut flowers and are often used in wedding bouquets. A truly spectacular conservatory plant, and also suitable for potting. It is a tuberous perennial and will not tolerate frost and freezing temperatures. Bulbs can easily be protected or dug up for the winter. Needs full sun and rich soil. Feed and water regularly in summer. It takes about one to three months for the seeds to germinate, but well worth it! *All parts, especially tubers/bulbs contain Alkaloids (colchicine and others) and resins that if ingested is HIGHLY TOXIC, MAY BE FATAL IF EATEN! Don't panic, just don't eat them......

Here is a quick view of the Codariocalyx motorius plant. If you're interested in seeds to this fascinating plant please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/codariocalyx-motorius-20-seeds-telegraph-dancing-plant-desmodium-gyrans?_pos=1&_sid=039c92575&_ss=r Codariocalyx Motorius Also known as: Desmodium gyrans, Telegraph Dancing Plant, Semaphore This here is a fascinating interesting shrub species in the legume family, Fabaceae. Originating from tropical and subtropical Asia. This perennial plant was well known by the previous name Desmodium gyrans. The most intriguing thing about this plant is that it has rapid plant movement—just like the Sensitive Plant and the Venus flytrap. It moves when exposed to sound, particularly high pitch (high frequency) sound waves, however the plant’s leaflets and leaves move in a peculiar fashion. The leaves move dramatically enough, and quick enough, to be reasonably observed the human eye. Touching the plants will not cause the move, as Mimosa pudica (the Sensitive Plant) does. Changing the amount of light will not typically affect the elliptical movement of the leaflets, but during the night, the leaves do droop downwards. This low-maintenance, problem-free member of the pea family is usually grown indoors, surviving outdoors only in the warmest climates USDA zone 10-11. It is a vigorous grower that reaches heights of 2 to 4 feet at maturity. It prefers full sun if in clay soil, part-shade to full shade in sandy or loam soil. Seeds can take up to 90 days to germinate, so patience is needed. Apart from ornamental value, the plant also has medical value, due to its leaves, stems and roots containing small amounts of tryptamine alkaloids, especially DMT and 5-MeO-DMT. Caution is advised as it can be toxic.

Here is a quick view of the Ipomoea tricolor vine. If you're interested in seeds to this beautiful vine please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/ipomoea-tricolor-vine-30-seeds-mexican-morning-glory-climber-ground-cover?_pos=2&_sid=d54264dc0&_ss=r Ipomoea tricolor Also known as: Mexican Morning Glory, Grannyvines Here is a easy to grow garden favorite. It is perfect to hide an unforgiving fence, climb a wall or scramble through arbors or trellises. Also often used as a ground cover or in hanging baskets. It is a herbaceous twining liana rapidly growing to 7–13 ft tall. The heart shaped leaves are spirally arranged, 1–3" long with a 1⁄2–2 1⁄2" long petiole. The flowers are trumpet-shaped, 2–4" in diameter, most commonly vibrant blue with a white to golden yellow center. It has an extended blooming period from summer to fall, attracts hummingbirds and butterflies, and is deer resistant. It prefers well-draining, sandy or loamy soils, in a sheltered, sunny position such as a south or west facing wall. It does not tolerate temperatures below 5 °C (41 °F), and so in temperate regions is usually grown as an annual. In warmer regions it is a self seeding perennial. **Seeds can be toxic to humans and animals if ingested in large quantities. They contain hallucinogenic alkaloids that can cause gastrointestinal upset, agitation, tremors, disorientation, ataxia, loss of appetite, and diarrhea. The leaves and stems typically only cause vomiting.

Here is a quick view of the orange Osmanthus fragrans plant. If you're interested in seeds to this beautiful shrub/tree please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/osmanthus-fragrans-orange-5-seeds-fragrant-sweet-olive-tree-shrub-cold-hardy?_pos=2&_sid=d3c881c65&_ss=r Osmanthus Fragrans-Orange Also known as: Sweet olive, tea olive, fragrant olive This species here is native to Asia and is one of the 10 most famous flowers in China and Taiwan for its extremely powerful apricot fragrance. It is an evergreen tree or shrub with a moderate growth rate, that will typically grow to 10-15’ tall in cultivation, but can reach 20-30’ tall in its native land. It can be grown as a container plant for decks, patios or outdoor sitting areas or year round as a houseplant. Either way, it may be trained as a small tree, shrub or espalier. It is winter hardy to about 10 degrees F. and generally considered to be plantable in the ground in USDA Zones 8b-11. The flowers are produced in small clusters in the late summer and autumn and will easily fill a large area with an intoxicating sweet smell. Through the years many different color cultivars have been produced like white, silver white, pale yellow, golden yellow, red, and orange. In Chinese cuisine, the flowers may be infused with green or black tea leaves to create a scented tea. The flowers are also used to produce jams, sweet cakes, dumplings, soups, and even liquor. In some regions of North India, the flowers of sweet Osmanthus are used to protect clothes from insects. In warm winter areas, it is easily grown in average, consistently moist, well-drained garden soils in full sun to part shade. Best with part afternoon shade in hot summer climates. Tolerates heavy clays. Drought tolerant once established. Clip off growing tips to maintain compact size and to encourage bushiness if desired. This species belongs to the Olive Family (Oleaceae) along with numerous jasmines.

Here is a quick view of the Delonix regia tree. If you're interested in seeds to this beautiful tree please visit our website at: https://www.theplantattraction.com/products/delonix-regia-tree-10-25-75-200-seeds-red-royal-flowering-poinciana-garden-landscaping?_pos=1&_sid=b48908782&_ss=r Delonix regia Also known as: The Royal Poinciana tree Voted one of the most colorful flowering trees in the world! This tree can get 30-40 feet tall, but it's wide spreading umbrella-like canopy can be wider than it's height, a big bonsai. It can tolerate hard pruning & can be kept small to even grow in a greenhouse. Very fast growing, about 5 feet a year until maturity. Full sun, drought tolerant, though it does like water during the growing season. Should not be exposed to temps below 30 degrees F. Bright scarlet red flowers bloom for weeks into Spring & Summer!