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A selection of TROPICALS, some in very limited supply, covering the letters "G" and "H":
This page contains the following plant groups: Gardenia, Gazania (Daisy), Geogenanthus (Seersucker Plant), Glecoma (Gill over the Ground), Globba (Flowering Ginger), Gloxinia, Gmelina, Gonatopus, Graptophyllum, Guiaicum (Tree of Life), Gymnostachyum, Gynura (Purple Passion), Habranthus, Haemanthus, Haemaria (Jewel Orchid), Halleria, Haloragis, Hamelia, Hebe, Hedera (Ivy), Hedychium (Asia Ginger), Heliconia (Lobster Claw), Helwingia, Hemigraphis, Heterocentron, Hibiscus, Hippeastrum (Amarylis), Hippobroma, Hoffmania (Satin Plant), Holmskoldia (Coolie Hat Plant), Homalocladium (Ribbon Plant), Homalomena, Humata (White Rabbit Foot), Hydnophytum (Ant Tuber), Hymenocallis, Hypericum.
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40319 GARDENIA CORNUTA RUB HP CGH PRICE: $ 6.00"Natal Gardenia" glossy narrow crimped leaves; fragrant spicy "Pinwheel" blossoms irregularly produced. Same odd angular boxy habit of G. thumbergii (the stems are at right angles mostly), but a different flower scent and odd orange fruit. This African native is used extensively for bonsai in Asia.
54115 GARDENIA [TABERNAEMONTANA] DIVARICATA [HORT] VARIEGATA APO TGH PRICE: $ 25.00 Considered a selection of the "Paper Gardenia" with handsome leathery paired leaves brilliantly bordered in ivory white. While the nomenclature ( this may be an Ervatamia species) is poor, the shrub is stunning both in foliage and fragrant blossoms.

58430 GARDENIA JASMINOIDES [AUGUSTA] AUGUST BEAUTY RUB CGH HP PRICE: $ 5.25 A look-a-like for Gardenia 'Mystery.' Double white large fragrant blossoms produced seasonally; always the florist's favorite, thus in the clan generally called "Corsage Grandiflora" growing to be a stout shrub with rich glossy green quilted foliage. Asian herb for perfume oils; for also treating colds & coughs! If located in a low humidity situation the flower buds will drop before opening; in fact, any major change in location while in bud can result in the blossoms aborting so find a cool very bright spot and LEAVE it there.

40321 GARDENIA JASMINOIDES RADICANS FLOREPLENO RUB HP CGH PRICE: $ 5.00 "Dwarf Gardenia" Low shrub with tidy glossy dark green leaves paired on much-branched stems to beautifully frame lovely fragrant double white blooms; unlike florist types, this produces a few fls at a time, but throughout the year. Easy as a windowsill potplant; excellent as a low statured bonsai subject developing excellent bark and maintaining petite blackish green foliage, both important characteristics for such an undertaking.

42004 GARDENIA JASMINOIDES RADICANS MARGINED RUB HP CGH PRICE: $18.00 Marvelous "Margined Mini Gardenia" Low petite shrub, which prefers a cool winter location, aflutter with pairs of small narrow waxy leaves, each boldly bordered waxy ivory white; lovely hauntingly fragrant white rose shaped blossoms. If grown indoors, we suggest you place on a pebble tray to maintain constant humidity levels. A seriously beautiful plant.

58357 GARDENIA JASMINOIDES (AUGUSTA) VARIEGATED RUB CGH PRICE: $ 22.00 Very striking "Glacier Gardenia" with broad glossy leaves margined a rich ivory yellow fading to white on woody upright stem presenting quite fragrant single white blossom--do not move this while in bud as typically the flower buds will abort and drop before opening. This is much prized by collectors--bright light and good humidity are imperative, thus best as a hobby greenhouse or conservatory plant.

58403 GARDENIA JASMINIOIDES [VEITCHII] YASHIOKA RUB TGH PRICE: $ 15.00 Also known as "Aimee Gardenia" with dark green crinkly leaves with broad parchment toned central variegarion sometimes further enhanced with a central flame of emerald green. Lovely white flowers; vigorous wide shrub. The original name is "Aimee Yoshioka" and is named for the sister of Paul Yoshioka (one of our customers). It was developed by his father Tadaoki Yoshioka. Certainly one of the crown jewels of variegated tropical shrubs.

41817 GARDENIA JASMINOIDES (AUGUSTA) KLEIM'S HARDY RUB CGH HH PRICE: $ 8.00 Cultivar of "Cape Jasmine" selected for tolerance of cooler winters than the species. Quite prolific blooming with many fragrant single flowers reaching a peak in early summer. Southern California customers report the bloom flush to peak during December for them. Reports and rumors still wildly vary as to how far north this is reliably root hardy. Certainly January 2010 will constitute a major test.

THE GESNERIAD FAMILY

GESNERIADS: Among the Miracle Houseplants we offer here and in our lists & nursery are Achimenes, Aeschynanthus,Alsobia, Chirita,Codonanthe, Columnea, Corytoplectus,Codonanthanthus, Drymonia, Episcia,Gloxinia, Kohleria, Nautilocalyx, Nemathanthus, Pearcea, Rhynchoglossum, Saintpaulia, Sinningia, Streptocarpella/carpus,etc. We would enjoy sending you an assortment of different genera in our

GESNERIAD COLLECTION I as Stock #99011 to bring you 5 labelled plants for only PRICE: $16.00

The famous "Tahitian Bridal Veil"

58428 GIBASIS [TRADESCANTIA] GENICULATA [MULTIFLORA] COMM HP PRICE: $ 5.00 A great Wandering Jew relative and an old-fashioned plant grown by people from Victorian times onward. A Jamaican native naturally marketed widely as "Tahitian Bridal Veil." Great show of sprays of tiny white flowers accenting the dense hanging basket growth. This tiny leaved spiderwort grows well in practically any environment with bright light and adequate humidity.

THE GINGER FAMILY
The GINGERS: Our lists and this catalogue offer Alpinia, Brachychilum, Burbidgea, Costus, Cornukaempferia, Curcuma, Dimerocostus, Elletaria, Globba, Hedychium, Kaempferia, Bosenbergia, Renealmia, Roscoea, & Zinziber under the code bundle ZIN for Zingiberaceae.
Try our extremely popular introductory GINGER COLLECTION as Stock #99010 for 5 labeled plants @ PRICE: $20.00 to give yourself an idea of their range of habit, stunning blossoms & showy foliage as well as their ease of culture. Let us know if you've a greenhouse or very bright windowed plantroom--this would allow us to include some truly spectacular creatures

80010 GLECOMA HEDERACEA VARIEGATA LAB HH CGH PRICE: $5.00 "Gill-Over-the-Ground" Small creeping mint with pert pairs of fuzzy kidney shaped leaves & tiny flowers. This clone of "Ground Ivy" or "Alehoof" has bright white margins on each leaf. Green reversions can be invasive; do NOT allow reversions to proliferate (even if American Indians used it for medicinal purposes). Also popular in hanging baskets and windowboxes for its dramatic cascading abilities.

20494 GLOXINIA ARION [HYB] GES HP TGH PRICE: $ 6.25 Stout rosy magenta tinted stems with G. perennis type foliage topped by wide slipper flowers flaring into a bell of rich magenta with spotted throat, somewhat fragrant. Batcheller hybrid. Dormancy cycles seem somewhat random over the years--constant warmth can nearly eliminate the cycle but may eventually reduce the vigor of the plant.

20166 GLOXINIA SYLVATICA GES HP TGH PRICE: $5.00 Formerly Seemannia latifolia. "Christmas Slippers" This is a select evergreen clone with narrow felted dark leaves closely ranked, nearly obscuring the stiff cascading stems; topped with many red-orange slim guppy-mouthed blossoms during the winter months. Excellent houseplant; even when not in bloom the attractive foliage is evergreen and attractive all seasons.

53391 GMELINA PHILLIPENSIS PARROT'S BEAK [HYSTRIX] VER TGG PRICE: $ 6.75 Woody stems with small attractively lobed leaves and terminal pendulous racemes of showy overlapping "beaked" bracts from which emerge yellowish blossoms. Excellent container plant; try as a tropical bosai. A Genus from India on through the Philippines. Availability can be spotty--best to check before ordering as we do not like to send this out during its dormant cycles.

30730 GONATOPUS BOIVINII ARAC TGH PRICE: $ 18.00 Large Central American species producing a large tuber from which arises an impressive thick snakeskin colored stalk, with a distinctive central pulvinus (movable joint), topped with three branched foliage; tall showy white-cream flowers. Typically summer dormant in our experience, thus the opposite cycle to its Asian cousins the Amorphophallus species. Difficult to ship while in foliage which is quite fragile and easily damaged, so best inquire before ordering if you need this by a certain time.

The two varieties of Graptophyllum pictum

50023 GRAPTOPHYLLUM PICTUM ACAN TGH HP PRICE: $ 5.00 "Caricature Plant" Elegant polished purpled-green leaves with pink and creamy-white centers; interesting small crimson flowers in delicate sprays. Typically featured in Australian plant books as Graptophyllum 'Bronze Variegata.' Newly popular along with its Pseuderanthemum kith & kin as an outdoor summer container subject; yet far more sensitive to chill than the Pseuderanthemums.

50026 GRAPTOPHYLLUM PICTUM WAIMEA ACAN TGH HP PRICE: $ 5.00 Cultivar of "Caricature Plant" with shocking pink colored midrib; while traditionally a dramatic foliar subject for hobby greenhouse or the indoor plant room, now a new star in outdoor urns as container gardeners become more daring in their designs. Sensitive to chill--but does easily resprout foliage if not actually frozen. This seems to be regularly renamed by southern nurseries, where can be offered as a Pseuderanthemum or even an Odontonema.

54084 GREVILLEA ROBUSTA PRO HP CGH PRICE: $ 5.50 Reliable "Silky Oak Tree" from Queensland a popular ferny leaved potplant; when planted outdoors in Z10 or warmer can become a small tree with orange flowers. Japanese value this as a bonsai, "Kinu-kashi" as evidentally can be easily trained.

, 50027 GYMNOSTACHYUM CEYLANICUM ACAN TERR TGH PRICE: $ 6.25 "Ceylon Plant" Choice miniature of low habit with dark green laquered leaves pewter veined and ribbed white. A treasure from Shri Lanka considerably smaller than its Latin name.

40325 GYNURA AURANTIACA COMP CGH PRICE: $ 6.25 AVAILABILITY MAY BE LIMITED "Velvet Plant" Erect thick somewhat succulent stems (seldom branching, thus solitary) studded with large soft leaves with rich purple plush hairs if given very bright light; thus called also the "Purple Passion Tree." Resents summer heat; yet also intolerant of winter chill; thus, best grown in a warm winter greenhouse/conservatory situation. Definitely not a houseplant nor an outstanding (predictable?) patio subject like the other species--but so unique we feel we do need to offer it to collectors who appreciate a good challenge. Not for the easily exhasperated grower. The upright stems may topple with time or with sheer lack of backbone, so best to stake early on. The species name gives a firm clue as to the rayed flowers' hue.

69028 GYNURA BICOLOR COMP HP CGH PRICE: $ 10.00 This is the true form of the Gynura bicolor. Quite a nice plant. This prostrate collection of the "Velour Passion Plant" has short stems with closely spaced deeply cut felted leaves marked with darker chocolate purple veins. Avoid extremes of summer heat; guard against slug appetites.

40327 GYNURA SARMENTOSA [HORT] COMP HP CGH PRICE: $ 3.50 "Purple Passion Vine" Succulent jagged leaves carpeted with rich purple hair on gracefully arching or (if given a mossed pole) clambering stems; All the sarmentosas need full sun to perform well..

56571 GYNURA SARMENTOSA PINK ICE COMP CGH PRICE: $10.00 The marginal variegation of this "Purple Passion" selection emerges a glaucous pink in bright cool locations, hardening to a paler cream (with a violet hue) than the similar clone known as 'aureo-variegata.' Limited during warmer part of the year as is difficult to produce then. One of the more dramatic variegated vines for its favorite site, the hobby greenhouse. Absolutely not a houseplant (although several customers with grolites report considerable success). Needs bright light, reliable moisture (but avoid foliar humidity unless you provide good air circulation), and perfect drainage--a serious test of your skills as a gardener.

51045 HABRANTHUS ROBUSTUS RUSSEL MANNING AMARYL CGH HP PRICE: $ 5.50 Select small evergreen bulb, a close cousin of the more familiar "Agentine Rain Lily" with clear magenta petals fading to a delicate lilac-purple. Now considered H. estensis by some. Evergreen waxy strap foliage is evergreen when situated in the conservatory/greenhouse; best to bind the succulent roots in a shallow pot to encourage heavy bloom production; needs full sun.

51047 HAEMANTHUS ALBIFLOS PUBESCENS AMARYL HP CGH PRICE: $ 28.00 Ciliate-margined evergreen leaves with downy leaf surfaces; "White Paint Brush" flowers presented on top of short thick stems, mid winter. Some sources relegate this to just H. albiflos, yet we find this to be easier to grow and to bloom, more attractively foliaged, and slightly more compact than the species form; This Amaryllis cousin must have bright light and good air movement at all time to flourish--perfect for that spot which is just a bit too sunny for your Clivia.

40329 HAEMARIA DISCOLOR DAWSONIANA ORC HP TERR PRICE: $ 12.50 "Jewel Orchid" Black leaves veined in coral; fragrant cream mini-orchid fls with pinkish bracts. Best in humid terrarium environments, yet we have observed beautiful old specimens grown on indoor windowsills and splendidly colored, heavily bloomed specimens grown under artifical lights. Also called Ludisia discolor in the older plantbooks.

40330 HAEMARIA DISCOLOR NIGRESCENS ORC HP TER TGH PRICE: $ 15.00 The ebony leaf "Jewel Orchid"--pale scarlet midrib on black or very dark leaves. A special clone of the standard. Best to inquire if plants are ready when ordering.

69008 HALLERIA LUCIDA SCR CGH PRICE: $ 6.75 South African "Tree Fuchsia" in Snapdragon family--glossy deep green leaved low shrub with tubular orange fuchsia mimic blossoms over a long period, then edible black berries clustering along the stems. This popular "African Honeysuckle" is good in a cool window, is excellent for a cool greenhouse. And: seems to be passing with flying colors as a tropical bonsai subject with its reduced foliage and pseudo-woody stems.

40333 HEBE SPECIOSA VARIEGATA [HYB] SCR CGH HP PRICE: $ 6.25 Flower clusters a delicate lilac blue (on stubby stalks) with darker eye and stamens; ranked leaves margined in rich creamy white. Handsome shrub. For full sun in the subtropics; a cheerful conservatory tenant in northern climes.

HEDERA CULTIVARS AND HYBRIDS FOR THE 2010 SEASON

The IVIES: Why not try an IVY COLLECTION by ordering Stock #99002 for a group of 5 including ruffled, variegated, bush, & maybe even an odd species for only PRICE: $15.00--let us know if you intend to use them for urns, baskets, groundcover, topiary, bonsai, or windowsill pots so we can make appropriate selections. If you want a particular cultivar, order it by its specific stock number as many in the above collection are not offered below. If you need a considerable number of a particular cultivar, please let us have sufficient lead time for preparing your order as we are known for the wide diversity of choices, not for the individual cultivar volume scale of liner farm production. We also include here those which are winter hardy here in our Z6b climate--the more reliable cultivars are so noted in their individual descriptions.

41151 HEDERA ALGERIENSIS [C~] GLOIRE DE MARENGO ARAL HP PRICE: $ 6.50 Well-known white-margined "Algerian Ivy" with showy large statured foliage.

41149 HEDERA ALGERIENSIS [CANARIENSIS] MACULATA ARA HP TGH PRICE: $ 4.25 "Milky Way [Algerian] Ivy" Large glossy leaves barely lobed and richly splotched and speckled with gold green and ochre-- lovely against the rosy toned stems. Beautiful groundcover in milder climates or dramatic in a large hanging basket or urn. Unsurpassed for subtle foliar beauty combined with ease of culture and thus used in topiary despite its very large leaves.

41153 HEDERA COLCHICA SULPHUR HEART ARAL HP CGH HH PRICE: $ 6.75 A cultivar of this thickly-substanced "Persian Ivy," native from the Caucasus to Iran, with beautiful yellow ochre leaf centers turning saffron during cool winters as the green borders become a chocolate purple tone; spicy aromatic foliage. Known in England as 'Paddy's Pride'. Hardy outdoors here if given a very sheltered location--but even in Z6b here leaves burn simply because of their sheer surface size.

88896 HEDERA HELIX ANITA ARAL HH CGH PRICE: $4.75 An abbreviated birdsfoot ivy. Develops an amethyst chocolate tone if in winter chill, slightly more glossy than and more fingered than the similar 'Willie.' A natural for terrariums and mossed topiary.

54348 HEDERA HELIX ASTERISK ARAL HH CGH PRICE: $ 4.50 Excellent viner with elaborate leaves divided into five or seven narrow recurved lobes thus seeming to resemble an asterisk symbol.

54076 HEDERA HELIX BETTINA ARAL HP CGH HHPRICE: $ 5.00 New for Glasshouse Works 2010.Very handsome compact Ivy with fluted triangularly lobed leaves of soft green & taupe with bright white margins.

58312 HEDERA HELIX BIG SHOT ARAL CGH HH PRICE: $ 6.50 Woody stems ranked with wide leathery elongated (and barely lobed) leaves dramatically mottled and splattered with white and bleached wheat variegation, gradually darkening to a somber John Deere green as ages. A big boned ivy with visual impact.

41994 HEDERA HELIX BRAZIL ARAL HP CGH HHPRICE: $ 4.00 Very bright "English Ivy" discovered in Brazil's Rio plant markets by George Johnson: glaucous green leaves variously lobed, unlobed, trilobed with irregular ashy cream splotches and raised veins. Small enough in stature to be quite successful in terrarium and wardian case designs. Variegated but not necessarily margined! Tolerates heat as well as winter chill, remaining unique even in the vast array of Ivy cultivars.

41159 HEDERA HELIX BUTTERCUP ARAL HP HH CGH PRICE: $ 5.75 "Golden English Ivy" Glossy new leaves a bright yellow, fading to a deep leathery green--sometimes a bit of tip pruning helps this reliable golden workhouse more quickly branch to fully cover a wall or topiary form. Most remarkably the leathery foliage does not burn in our Zone 6b winter, even when cloaking a concrete block wall. Also known as `Golden Cloud' in Europe.

41232 HEDERA HELIX CALICO SELECTION ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 4.75 Marvelous carpets of thick rounded richly-colored leaves of bright parchment white with deep green margins & random pale mint green flecks--very distinctive coloring pattern; quickly mounding habit; tolerates considerable exposure. Not at all 'Mint Kolibri' which for us is a much weaker, pale selection.

59279 HEDERA HELIX CHIMAERA ARAL HP TGH PRICE: $ 4.00 Only sport we've seen with the combination of two distinct variegation types: the several toned gray & cream areas overlaid with dramatic white veins & overall constelation of fine speckling (like 'Fantasia'); varies from leaf to leaf and strand to strand.

41161 HEDERA HELIX CONGLOMERATA ARAL HP HH CGH PRICE: $ 4.25 Undulating leathery, blackish green leaves clasp stiff, often contorted, upright stems; forms semi-erect bush with time. The wavy (heart-shaped at base) leathery leaves survive our winter unscathed if situated away from winter sun and wind. Constitutes a long term project for has a slow deliberate growth rate compared to more typical clambering Ivies.

41162 HEDERA HELIX CONGLOMERATA ERECTA ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 5.00 Nearly triangular, dark green leaves deeply grooved; the unique three-cornered leaves are held rigidly in two ranks on stiff erect stems. Quite evergreen when used as an extremely slow growing shrublet in Zone 6 like us. Certainly develops one of the most unique (very extreme decorator) vertical outlines of any Ivy, all the more dramatic due to the extremely dark toned very leathery foliage. A wonderful pot plant for that chill windowsill too cold for violets or begonias. Requires patience.

42020 HEDERA HELIX CURLY LOCKS ARAL HP TGH PRICE: $ 4.00 Small leaves with rippled fluted lobes; closely packed in cute toppling columns--gives a very soft, very 3-D effect.

54050 HEDERA HELIX CYRANO DE BERGERAC ARAL HP HH HT PRICE: $ 3.75 Dark large leaves with attractive veining and one very long "Nose" of a central lobe! Fast growing. This photo shows it scaling the side of a Dawn Redwood here at the nursery.

41882 HEDERA HELIX DESIGN ARAL CGH HP PRICE: $ 4.25 Quite distinct and most subtle in colorations, remarkably lovely "Frosted Ivy" with gently cascading stems cloaked with shallowly three-lobed leaves each with pale frosted center. A subtle beauty beautifully self-heading into perfect mounds, and thus popular as a hanging basket subject.

41166 HEDERA HELIX DUCK FOOT ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 4.00 Fantastic tiny mounds of miniature duckfoot-shaped leaves. Use as a tiny tuffet at the base of a bonsai; add to your terrarium, or encourage it over a mini-boulder in your rockery.

41212 HEDERA HELIX FILIGRAN ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 6.50 "Filigree Ivy" Outrageously fluted, lobed foliage of dark glossy green--remarkable appearance. Very dark deeply cut foliage leathery enough not to winterburn here, surviving to cause a sensation in the rockery. Fantastic spilling out of a basket in your hobby greenhouse.

55550 HEDERA HELIX FINGER FROTH ARAL HP HH HT PRICE: $ 5.00 Conspicuously veined down-curved fat pointed fingers are slightly furled on ascending stems. A sport of 'Filigran' so popular for its shrubby leathery nature and self-heading vigor that it deserved a name.

41171 HEDERA HELIX GOLD BABY ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 5.00 Beautiful chartreuse-gold variegated quite small leaves--with barely a distinct lobe--fading to a rich lime tone.Winter hardiness uncertain.

42074 HEDERA HELIX GOLD CHILD ARAL HP CGH HT PRICE: $ 4.25 Soft sea green & avacado green mottled leaves with bright cream yellow margins; excellent habit, broad overlapping foliage-- the flat leaves larger and wider than other gold-edged cvs.

41173 HEDERA HELIX GOLD HEART ARAL HP CGH HH PRICE: $ 5.25 Small black-green leaves centered yellow; this is an unusually winter tolerant variety, surviving in Michigan. Unlike most ivies, this ancient cultivar plods along up the wall without branching unless you pinch out the lead tip--thus more labor intensive than other winter hardy types; and thus never recommended as a ground cover. Usually is known in England as `Golden Jubilee.'

66851 HEDERA HELIX GUILDED HAWKE ARAL HH CGH PRICE: $ 5.75 Deeply fingered, handsomely ruffled pale pewter green leaves with showy buttery margins hardening to rich ivory. Slow growing 'Manda's Crested' selection always worth its space in the collection; will burn in our type winter outdoors, yet the stems survive to resprout.

41176 HEDERA HELIX HARALD ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 3.00 Large new leaves emerge nearly white; fading to a pattern, usually a wide creamy green margin, then dark hydroponic green with age--very thin textured, thus best grown in a greenhouse. Often offered as `Harold.' Narrower leaves than `Anne Marie.'

41691 HEDERA HELIX HELENA ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $4.00 (AIS) Deeply lobed leaves of slate green and gray richly margined in parchment white. Forms thick lacy mound--the narrow star shaped lobes, with prominent curved tip, create a feathery filigree effect.

55613 HEDERA HELIX HENRIETTE ARAL HH TERR HP PRICE: $ 7.25 See 1995 Ivy Jorunal, Vol 21, pp 19. Heavily textured extremely small elongated leaves with irregular variegation. At first view does not seem to be an Ivy as the shingled frosted leaves are softly lobed, if lobed at all. Has proven to be quite winter hardy here in Ohio if situated out of winter sun and out of any possibility of chill wind. A more perfect terrarium plant cannot be imagined.

49430 HEDERA HELIX HERMANIA ARAL HP CGH HH PRICE: $ 6.50 Thin leaved and silver variegated "Ivy." Great indoor plant as well as hardy grower.

41183 HEDERA HELIX KOLIBRI ARAL HP CGH HH PRICE: $ 4.75 Silver-white and slate-gray flecked with emerald enameled on compact leathery leaves--forming a thick richly textured carpet with remarkably beautiful color saturation. Beautiful "Hummingbird Ivy" noted for unusually strong contrast of dark flecks on snowy white & ochre mosaic leaves of very strong texture. Its popularity as never wavered, as it seems the easiest to grow of the sometimes fussy highly colored cultivars.

41400 HEDERA HELIX LEMON SWIRL ARAL HP HT CGH PRICE: $ 6.75 Lemon-yellow to white variegation on the new shallowly lobed curled leaves with curious diffuse vein patterns; color of the dense foliage fades as new leaves mature, thus giving a lovely two-tone effect. Unique tostled mound outdoors as well.

42115 HEDERA HELIX LITTLE DIAMOND ARAL CGH HH PRICE: $ 6.25 Small-statured 'Kleiner Diamant' with diamond shaped gray splashed leaves with delicate white border. Very shrubby; a conversation piece small enough for the alpine house; lovely as an upright accent in a terrarium.

41187 HEDERA HELIX MANDA'S CRESTED ARAL HP HH PRICE: $ 5.50 Large very curled, fluted lobes; fast, easy grower quite effective as a large hanging basket subject. A vigorous outdoor carpeter for us in Z6b

41402 HEDERA HELIX MISTY ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 6.75 Wide sharply-toothed fan leaves streaked ivory and gray green. Very petite closely overlapping leaves; very slow-growing, flattopped mounded habit. Popular in terrariums.

53386 HEDERA HELIX PAPER MOON OLE CGH TGH PRICE: $ 12.00 Lovely "Mint Ivy with flat small bright yellow ocher leaves slashed with lime and bordered soft green; possibly a petite selection of "Mint Kolibri"

41198 HEDERA HELIX SAGITTAEFOLIA VARIEGATA ARAL HP TGH PRICE: $ 6.50 Self-heading birdsfoot with white frosted foliage. Perhaps the favorite for good habit combined with variegation--and thus marketed as the "Snowflurry Ivy".

54548 HEDERA HELIX SILVER DOLLAR ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 4.75 Wide three-lobed leaves of pale gray green tones brushed nearly to the edges of the white margins; keeps contrast well. Strong growing care free cultivar.

41399 HEDERA HELIX SPETCHLEY ARAL HT CGH HP PRICE: $ 5.00 "Gnome Ivy" Very tiny triangular round lobed arrowhead outlined leaves of blackish green thickly shingled on slim dark stems, maroon when young, heading in very straight lines, but branching at most nodes when in a brightly lit situation; very winter hardy selection from Spetchley Park in England. Extremely popular as even older established vines still maintain the very reduced foliage. Excellent on mossed topiary forms, newly popular in terrariums even though this tiny fellow may not retain its deep color in this environment.

42089 HEDERA HELIX TENERIFFE ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 6.25 Small statured; small very wide barely lobed leathery leaves of rich green with two tones of marblized cream creating wide margins, pettered overall with dark green flecks. Slow growing, reluctantly branching "Marble Ivy" not surviving outdoors here. This can make a very nice houseplant especially if trained on a mossed wire wreath frame to display its intricate designs to most effect. When grown well, each leaf seems a different shard of a distant galaxy viewed through a mystic telescope. An unusual challenge.

41196 HEDERA HELIX TIGER EYES ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 4.75 A golden-centered sport of `Plume d'Or' selected by Ken Frieling and introduced by the Glasshouse Works greenhouses. The deeply lobed, self-branching foliage makes this a full, handsome container subject; so far, a fair to good outdoor groundcover here in SE Ohio, burning only during severe cold spells without snowcover.

41860 HEDERA HELIX THORNDALE ARAL HT CGH PRICE: $ 4.00 Lustrous large deep green leaves--popular outdoor groundcover. Best choice for a groundcover or wall cover in our climate, maintaining a deep rich color (purple tones often appear with chill) all winter with very minor wind burn. Indeed, customers in Alaska report that it remains evergreen even there if protected sufficiently by a blanket of winter snow. Most vigorous.

41221 HEDERA HELIX TRIDENT [TRITON] ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 4.75 Thickly veined elongated leaves with spear lobes--formerly offered as H. h. 'Monstrose'. The "Bamboo-leaved Ivy" as the conspicuous raised veins run parallel until they reach the tips of the long twisted lobes. Unique.

41401 HEDERA HELIX TUSSIE MUSSIE ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 5.00 Pat Hammer's marvelous find: creamy white splotched and mottled sport of `Shamrock.' Similar to 'Chrysandra' but far more tostled, congested, and rumpled: how more Victorian can a plant be? More successfully presented as a mounding, rather than vining, highly variegated 3-D ivy,

54504 HEDERA HELIX WILLIE ARAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 5.75 Girard Nursery's name for this sophisticated "Bonsai Ivy" with each tiny deeply cut leather leag segment (typically five lobes) entwined short stems studded with foliaged spur growths. Very small tuffets develop--thus a terrarium favortire as well.

66816 HEDERA HELIX YELLOW RIPPLE ARA HP CGH PRICE: $ 4.50 Wide leaves with nearly equally long "eyelash" lobes beautifully margined in limes & yellows. Slow growing unusual cultivar easy as a pot plant subject, but quite dramatic when encouraged to cover a wall for the overlapping shingled leaves cause quite an optic dance with the variegated pinked edges initiating visual vibrations..

66732 HEDERA HELIX ZEBRA ARAL CGH HH PRICE: $5.50 Stout stems hold thick textured glaucous green cupped leaves liberally streaked with cream. Although a bit reluctant to self-branch, still a dramatic cascading very variegated choice for a hanging basket indoors; furthermore, this dramatic heavily textured showoff has been quite winter tolerant outdoors for us for the last dozen years, being the only clone with this much white on the leaf surface not seriously affected by winter burn.

41403 HEDERA PASTUCHOVII ARAL CGH HH PRICE: $ 7.00 Distinctive Ivy with beautiful black-green glossy elongate (often rather hastate) leaves. Very popular with serious plant collectors with a more botanic than horticultural bend. Native to limestone cliffs of the Caspian forests in Asia--but definitely not winter hardy in our part of the Ohio River Valley. We offer this on a propagate-to-order basis.

53023 HEDYCHIUM CORONARIUM ZIN TGH HP CGH PRICE: $ 12.00 "Butterfly Ginger" Fragrant white flowers top very tall stalks. The heavily perfumed ivory petals are used in Hawaiian leis, hence, also known as the "Garland Flower." Evergreen species easy to grow with good light.

53132 HEDYCHIUM DR. MOY [BRUSHSTROKES] ZIN HH CGH PRICE: $ 12.00 Hybrid of H. coccinea x cornarium with scented salmon orchid mimic flower clusters impressively tip this "Hyperwarp Ginger" tall stalks which are sheathed by white paint splashed coppery leaves; from Dr. Moy of San Antonio Botanic.Gardens. Once established, this tropical appearing ginger has proved winter hardy here (for four seasons, but with June emergence) with careful winter protection; better considered a stunning (and evergreen) container plant north of Zone 7 or lift and store the thick succulent tubers as you would Cannas. Lots of glamor for very little effort.

53027 HEDYCHIUM [ORIENTAL] ENREI ZIN TGH CGH PRICE: $ 18.00 Oriental hybrid originally received from plantsman Jack Craig outstanding with neat slim foliage topped with clusters of undulant white petals & spidery tufts on the intensely fragrant flowers. with the dark yellow centers; reaches considerable stature. The perfume can become almost overwhelming in a closed greenhouse. Swooning can occur.

53030 HEDYCHIUM [ORIENTAL] SHIN-SEI ZIN TGH CGH PRICE: $ 10.00 Oriental hybrid. "Shin"=new; "Sei"=green. Dramatic clusters of white and yellow blossoms. In limited production; best to inquire before ordering this giant creature originally sent to us by Jack Craig.

40336 HELICHRYSUM THIANSHCANICUM ICICLES COMP CGH HP PRICE: $ 4.25 Clumps of narrow soft silvery-white leaves thickly clustered on the woody upright clustering stems; excellent in containers especially showy in the winter greenhouse. Foliage intensity can diminish if atmosphere is too humid. Has proven winter hardy in Zb6 if given excellent drainage and full sun.

53129HELICONIA ANGUSTA RED CHRISTMAS MUS TGH PRICE: $ 10.00 Dark foliaged compact growing "Lobster Claw" with marvelous red & white flowers

54051 HELICONIA HUMILIS [STRICTA 'DWARF JAMAICAN'] MUS TGH HP PRICE: $ 15.00 Short stalked clone of the "Dwarf Lobster Claw" with very thickly set wide showy foliage. As matures, will produce dramatic red bracts from which emerge white blossoms with green tips. Best one for indoor house culture as it remains more compact than the rest of the tribe and can even be flowered in a sunny plant room--grow on pebble tray.

88874 HELWINGIA CHINENSIS [NARROW LEAF CLONE] COR HH CGH PRICE: $ 12.00 Lovely "Sichuan Leaf Flower" a graceful shrub with dark slim leaves so fused (with peduncles) to present the yellow flowers and then the purple fruit "on the leaf" (petiole fused to the peduncle). Used as a salad green in Japan where it is considered to be Zone 7 hardy. We have now propagated our stock plants because several of our customers asked why in the Helwingia we didn't already offer this quite beautiful botanical oddity which thrives even in shaded areas.

41030 HELXINE SOLEIROLII URT TGH HP PRICE: $ 4.00 "Baby Tears" Mossy mat of tiny dewdrop leaves; tiny green flowers; European name, "Corsican Curse" indicates origin. Needs humidity. Often used for bonsai groundcover for plants that are kept evenly moist. Works in a terrarium to a fault.

41031 HELXINE SOLEIROLII GOLD POOL [AUREA] URT TERR PRICE: $6.75 "Golden Baby Tears" Tiny leaves a rich acid yellow: vigorous terrarium plant sometimes deserving its European common name, the "Corsican Curse"! Favorite greenhouse groundcover and charmingly bright in any terrarium design. If needed in larger numbers, we will consider yours on a propagate-to-order basis as this can be maddingly slow to produce.

50030 HEMIGRAPHIS (ALTERNATA ?) EXOTICA [HORT] ACA HP TGH PRICE: $ 3.00 "Waffle Plant" Shiny maroon marginally rolled leaves extremely quilted and seriously puckered and paired on red stems rooting at each node. Even flourishes as an aquatic plant!

50031 HEMIGRAPHIS EXOTICA VARIEGATA [HORT] ACAN HP TGH PRICE: $ 5.25 "Variegated Waffle Plant" the oval puckered metallic-purpled pairs of leaves, each with an attractively rolled margin, are splotched with straw yellow; wonderful as the furled margins reveal the wine-red underleaf. Popular for hanging baskets, for mossed topiaries, for windowboxes, and indoor sunny window sills; and successful also as an aquatic in pool or aquarium.

50033 HEMIGRAPHIS RED EQUATOR [SP] ACAN HP TGH PRICE: $ 4.50 "Baby Waffle" Slightly puckered, purple grape-sized leaves on miniature creeping stems creating extensive lovely low mats and thus quite popular as a Terrarium subject and as a basic for mossed topiary. Very effective cascading from a windowbox or patio urn; a traditional low growing houseplant; more recently also discovered to be a star in aquatic tubs and ornamental bogs.

59397 HEMIGRAPHIS REPANDA ACAN HP TGH PRICE: $ 4.75 "Narrow Leaf Flame Ivy" Metallic purplish papery narrow leaves in attractive trailing clumps; odd papery tan flowers. "Dragon Flame Creeper" newly popular as a lovely cascading filler for intimate windowboxes, small patio container combinations, mossed topiaries and even as a semi-aquatic for tubs. In fact, this is so constantly rediscovered that demand can overwhelm our production--if ordered in considerable numbers, we will propagate-to-order for you.

10460 HEMIONITIS ARIFOLIA POL TER PRICE: $ 15.00 "Strawberry Fern" Felted tri-lobed fronds form a rosette of lovely small stature; plantlets form in center of fronds. Demands high humidity; abhors high temperatures.

55654 HETEROCENTRON FLORIBUNDUM [HORT] MEL TGH HP PRICE: $4.75 Strong cascading stems cloaked with dark glossy foliage, richly veined, and bright magenta blossoms late winter throughout early spring. This may possibly be more correct as Heterocentron macrostachyum. Sometimes marketed in the California liner trade as a trailing Tibouchina !

HIBISCUS CULTIVARS for the 2010 SEASON

The HIBISCUS: This wonderful group of plants offers great flowers and in some cases beautiful foliage. Flowers can often be large and everblooming--especially the new hybrids from the Duponts, the "Ragin' Cajun Color" which produce large ruffly blossoms on their own roots--not grafted as with some of the giant Florida hybrids. We never have enough of any one color to list on this website, but can send one in a group, so:

Why not try a HIBISCUS COLLECTION by ordering Stock #99001 for a group of 5 species & hybrids (usually double, single, & pagoda types), in their various colors & flowering seasons. 5 plants @ PRICE: $25.00

(For hardy perennial mallow types and for shrubby winter tolerant types such as the ever popular "Rose of Sharons", please see our listing of Hibiscus in the HARDY PLANT section on this website--we offer some truly outstanding ones.)

41835 HIBISCUS EETVELDIANUS [ACETOSELLA] MALV CGH PRICE: $ 5.00 "African Red Mallow" Clone from Kirstenbosch Bot. Garden with perennial stalks framed with showy red-maroon maple- like leaves with rounded (not pointed) tips, later topped with dusky coppery-magenta mallow flowers late summer on into winter. Cut to base after bloom cycle and will send up a clump of fresh purplish foliage. Sometimes marketed as a bold tall summer border plant for its dramatic purple foliage effect.
51707 HIBISCUS EETVELDIANUS MAPLE SUGAR [JUNGLE RED] MAL TGH PRICE: $ 6.25 This plant sometimes goes under the name of Hibiscus acetosella. The excellent "Maple Leaved Mallow" with blackish purple maple shaped (sure!) deeply lobed leaves blushed red in full sun. Engaging mimic of "Mary Jane" for an erect accent in planters and urns; if a consevatory subject, expect dusky sultry wine-toned winter mallow flowers; if grown near the fence in an urban setting, expect the leaves to be regularly stripped off (and not by insects) by passersby who may foolhardedly attempt to smoke them later.

58374 HIBISCUS EETVELDIANUS HAIGHT ASHBURY [HIPPY PAISLEY] MAL TGH PRICE: $ 7.25 A wonderful variegated form of Hibsicus eetveldianus. The strong stems are cloaked with deeply fingered purplish leaves richly splashed with cream, soft pink, and deep burgundy. It makes a great outdoor summertime plant, but can be grown as a bright window plant inside at all times of the year--especially amusing when producing its cute mullen rose toned blossoms throughout the winter.

40948 HIBISCUS (TRIPLOCHLAMYS) MULTIFLORA MAL CGH PRICE: $ 18.00 Unusual Hibiscus cousin: attractive dark lance leaves along woody upright stems with remarkable blossoms: impressive whorled brilliantly red incurved bracts overwhelm the solt reddish purple petals and blue anthers.

41763 HIBISCUS ROSA-SINENSIS AUSSIE QUEEN MAL HP TGH PRICE: $ 5.00 Beautiful small featured 'Cooperi' selection with new leaves emerging ivory speckled with pink and veridian green, then darker green with age highlighted ivory and rose; very fetching red blossoms. Z10 with protection.

40351 HIBISCUS ROSA-SINENSIS COOPERI MALV HP CGH PRICE: $ 5.00 "Snowflake Hibiscus" cultivar with slim leaves lavishly splashed greenish-tan, white; single rose-red flowers. Handsome and easy.

42095 HIBISCUS ROSA-SINENSIS DOUBLE PEACH MAL HP TGH PRICE: $ 8.75 An old traditional tried and true cultivar. Considered hardy in Z10 with protection. Flowers easily with cantalope toned blossoms crowned with a central ruff.

41611 HIBISCUS ROSA-SINENSIS EL CAPITALIO SPORTY MAL TGH PRICE: $ 12.00 Buff orange buds open into elaborate much furled salmony pink flowers with a double rank of fringed petals from which dangles the central staminoid "bell clanger"; lovely. Perfect greenhouse subject.

66866 HIBISCUS ROSA-SINENSIS EVANGELINE MALV CGH PRICE: $ 12.00 A trememdous introduction to Acadiana Series with strong golden yellow flowers, with pink eyes, lasting 3 days on self branching wide, low shrubs with rich deep green foliage. Longfellow done proud by the Duponts of Dupont Nurseries, Home of Cajun Color!

40352 HIBISCUS ROSA-SINENSIS FLAMING GLORY MAL CGH PRICE: $ 15.00 Enormous satin red single flowers, petals fully overlapping; somewhat antique hybrid with attractive wide parchment hard foliage famous for ability to produce large blossoms on non-grafted plants. These are small starters, thus the low cost.

41609 HIBISCUS ROSA-SINENSIS GENERAL CORTEGES VARIEGATUS MAL CGH PRICE: $ 15.00 Remarkable plant from KSG Farms: The dark green wide leaves are splashed & sometimes margined creamy gold & milky gray; stout stems produce large deep red semi-double typical mallow blossoms. This is not a small flowered 'Cooperi' type with small frilled blossoms. Remarkably beautiful, yet not of complex culture.

40355 HIBISCUS ROSA-SINENSIS MATENSIS MAL HP CGH PRICE: $ 6.40 "Harlequin Hibisus" with dark rose & sienna splashed leaves darker than 'cooperi'; soft rose-orange flowers. Easy culture.

41612 HIBISCUS ROSA-SINENSIS PAGODA MAL HP TGH PRICE: $ 5.75 Similar to 'El Capitalio' but the stamenoid flower column is completely covered by a series of red and pink ruffles like many leveled pagoda petticoats. Vigorous growing plant if protected from chill.

41700 HIBISCUS ROSA-SINENSIS PRIDE OF HANKINS [HYB] MAL TGH PRICE: $ 8.50 Ruffled tissue-textured vermillion flowers with brighter red eye. Old reliable hybrid with small foliage famous for a considerable tolerance of low humidity (but arid conditions will result in a total bud drop); small statured winter bloomer.
42161 HIBISCUS ROSA-SINENSIS SENSATION MALV HP TGH PRICE: $ 7.00 Upright moulded fingered foliage perfect with the small but plentiful lilac to salmon blossoms with central white thumbprints. Given adequate heat, sunlight, and rich fertilizer, becomes a refined statured shrub of easy container culture. Very distinct from its kin.

33521 HIBISCUS ROSA-SINENSIS SANIBEL RED SEEDLING MAL TGH PRICE: $ 8.75 Medium red flowers with darker red centers; vigorous traditional hybrid reaching the bloom peak midwinter. Availability is often limited as this is mainly of interest to the collectors.

40362 HIBISCUS SCHIZOPETALUS MALV HP CGH PRICE: $ 8.00 "Waltzing Ladies" or "Fringed Hibiscus" indicates the bright red, deeply cut and fringed recurved blossoms which dangle from slim arching stems; also "Skeleton Hibiscus." Very intolerant of root chill--it is native to Kenya. This is the most popular and most ordered for the hobby greenhouse! Always be careful when pruning as the "Japanese Lantern" blossoms are produced on the previous year's wood.

66910 HIBISCUS TILIACEUS TRICOLOR MALV TGH HP PRICE: $ 10.00 "Variegated Hau Tree" The heartshaped leathery leaves, very very brilliantly variegated cream and; lemon, on art deco sinuous interlocking branches (forming hau lanai shelters and canoe outriggers); lemon flowers fade to apricot, then red. Remarkable. (The much larger, yet similar, H. elatus we sometimes offer has flowers opening orange, then fading to crimson.}

The fabulous reticulated and striated Amaryllis!

51142 HIPPEASTRUM AULICUM STENOPETALUM AMARY HP CGH PRICE: $ 15.00 Rare for of the "lily-of-the-Palace" with narrow starburst petals of pale orange and green with mauve centers brushed vermillion red. Clone of "Endless Summer" Nursery.

43122 HIPPEASTRUM GRACILIS X CANDY FLOSS [HYB] AMARYL CGH HP PRICE: $ 3.50Our cross of a small flowered evergreen species with a giant pink blossomed Belgian hybrid "Amaryllis" could produce a range of flower types. For your experiment.

51133 HIPPEASTRUM GRACILIS DULCINEA SCARLET BABY AMARY TGH HP PRICE: $ 20.00 Horticultural form; emerging strap leaves with a rich puplish cast foil the startling rich scarlet flowers (usually four per stalk) of rich heavy texture. In a warm greenhouse this is evergreen.

43121 HIPPEASTRUM GRACILIS X HIPPEASTRUM VITTATUM [HORT] AMARY HP PRICE: $ 3.50Our cross of these essentially evergreen species should produce a range of flared scarlet blossoms with a white throat. Take your chances.

51059 HIPPEASTRUM MRS GARFIELD [HYB] AMARY TGH HP PRICE: $ 32.00 This collector's fantasy, the "Banded Amaryllis" with cream centered wide strap leaves, produces handsome trumpet fls of soft white elegantly reticulated with rose veins; famous heirloom hybrid of H. reticulatum x `Defiance' of 1800's, Veitch & Sons. Unlike the "Dutch" hybrids mass marketed today, this fabulous heirloom maintains evergreen variegated strap foliage and regularly blooms each year, especially as the roots become more restricted. Highly recommended for foliage and for blossoms.

51003 HIPPEASTRUM PAPILIO AMARY HP CGH PRICE: $ 8.75 "Butterfly Amaryllis" Nearly evergreen glossy strap leaves; heads of red blossoms flamed with creamy white throats. Show stopper. Does not require a "dormant" period to bloom, thus an easy houseplant always maintaining its attractive foliage. If you have room for only one Hippeastrum in your plantroom, this fabulously beautiful, yet easily grown, bulb would be the one for you.

51057 HIPPEASTRUM PUNICEUM [EQUESTRE] AMARY HP TGH PRICE: $ 4.00 The Carribean's "Evergreen Amaryllis" Large bright salmon-orange trumpet blossoms, with green & yellow flames, held elegantly over small glossy deep green strap leaves; keep underpotted for best bloom

51058 HIPPEASTRUM RETICULATRUM STRIATIFOLIUM AMAR HP $ 17.50 Returning for the 2010 season. Available for immediate shipping in December 2010 and onward! The compact stunning "Striped Amaryllis" of Brazil. Mauve-pink flowers overshadowed by wide but short deep green strap leaves with brilliant white midrib; slow to increase dwarf. Excellent houseplant--remember that allowing a slight dormancy will help this species initiate buds for a display of blossoms. Certainly one of the most sought after of all bulbs.

51295 HIPPEASTRUM SAN ANTONIO ROSE AMARYL CGH HP PRICE: $ 8.00 Compactly statured clumping Amaryllis with reddish veined violet blushed strap leaf reverses; violet pink blossom clusters. Likely overwinters in Z8 and higher as hybridizer William Bell crossed Hippeastrum aulicum stenopetalum x traubii doraniae. Thanks to Steve Lowe for sharing this with us--as has proven to be an easily bloomed dependable "Violet Amaryllis" houseplant for us with the added bonus of beautiful highly colored foliage!

55617 HIPPOBROMA [ISOTOMA] LONGIFLORA LOB CGH TGH PRICE: $8.50 A West indies Lobelia shrublet now common in Madagascar & the tropical Pacific: stout short stems thickly skirted with very long dentate dark leaves over which long ivory elongated tubular "Moth Tease" blossoms appear. Various tropical herbal uses of toxic sap are still current. Unless your VooDoo priestess grandmother taught you the correct recipes, we suggest you not ingest any parts of this attractive curosity! Always infamous for its traditional undergound connection with the San Pedro Cactus, depending on what books reside in your plant library. Please do not tell us what you intend to do with this plant.

Several varieties of Hoffmania. Click on Thumbnail see larger image!

40364 HOFFMANIA FANTASIA [HYB] RUB HP TGH PRICE: $ 25.00 Hybrid with wide shimmering quilted leaves of green copper-satin. Handsome wide leaved hybrid of ghiesbrecktii x refulgens. Wonderful in the larger Wardian Case.

40365 HOFFMANIA GHIESBRECKTII RUB HP TGH PRICE: $12.00 Velvety accordion ridged leaves with coppery underleaves. Tolerates but does not prefer cool winter temperatures. Excellent in a tall wardian case/terrarium or in greenhouse humidity.

40366 HOFFMANIA GHIESBRECKTII VARIEGATA RUB HP TGH PRICE: $22.00 Velvety accordion ridged leaves liberally splashed pinkish cream. Remarkable traditional cultivar renamed 'Strawberry Splash' in the California trade! Excellent in a tall wardian case/terrarium or in ambient greenhouse humidity.

51912 HOLMSKOLDIA SANGUINEA RUBRA VER TGH PRICE: $ 8.00 The sanguine form of the "Chinese Coolie Hat Plant" with showy terminal sprays of curious and attractive blossoms, each with a red scarlet tubular corolla framed by a bronzy salmon orange bell shaped calyx collar which becomes a most arresting bronze red in direct sun. Needs bright light to flower--for us usually at the height of its little "satelite dish array" production in our sunniest greenhouse during January. Not particularly successful as a house plant unless you do well with Lantanas and Pelargoniums in your windowsill. Native to the subtropical Himalays where it happily scrambles through shrubs.

40371 HOMALOCLADIUM PLATYCLADUM POL HP TGH PRICE: $ 4.50 "Tapeworm Plant" if you are a kid or of the male persuasion; the lovely "Ribbon Plant" if you wish to put a more delicate feminine spin on this most popular of tropical oddities. Glossy flat-jointed stems with tiny arrow leaves and weird waxy green flowers swelling from the fat sepals, then black berries; Remarkable Solomon Islands native of easy house culture. Most popular for outdoor containers as well because the very distinctive flat stems make any urn look like a post-modern floral arangement! ...and absolutely imperative as the rooster's tail in a moss topiary. Sometimes listed as the genus Muhlenbeckia, another group of Polygonum kin with weird waxy fruit.

The Wax Vines (HOYA) for the 2010 SEASON

WAX VINES / PORCELAIN FLOWERS: The Hoyas are offered, described, and pictured in the SUCCULENTS section of the catalogue. Click Here to go to the full Hoya offerings. Most are shipped as mossed cuttings as they travel best this way (we can send them rooted in pots if you give us ample lead time to ready them).

As we maintain many not offered below, we will include some of them in our HOYA STARTER COLLECTION with Stock # 99080 for 5 labeled vines @ PRICE: $20.00 including H. carnosa cultivars. A solid introductory selection of high performance "Wax Flowers"--including flashy H. carnosa cultivars never offered in the catalogue listings. This bargain price reflects strong cuttings sent in moss (and they will root in your conditions best in moss.

Click Here to see the full listing of Hoya species available for 2010

60816 HOYA BELLA PAXTONII ASC TGH HP PRICE: $ 10.00 Crinkle-edged leaves on pendant stems with flat umbles of white flowers with cute pink coronas. Indian collection originally distruibuted as H. Paxtonii (Nichols).

60063 HOYA BELLA VARIEGATA ASC TGH HP $ 15.00 Variegated leaf pairs on pendant stems with flat umbles of white flowers with cute pink coronas. We love the variegation in the middle of the leaves. Good growing easy plant usually sent as a mossed unrooted cutting.

10484 HUMATA TYERMANII POLYP HP PRICE: $ 6.25 "White Rabbit Foot." The arched, vigorous foot is pure white and very furry. The fronds are lacy and deep, rich green. Excellent as a pot plant, outstanding in a hanging basket for a houseplant.

10321 HUMATA (DAVALLIA) TRICHOMANOIDES POLYP HP PRICE: $ 7.50 The Standard brown rabbit foot fern. Sometimes called Squirrel Foot. We double referenced this plants because it looks so much like the Humata but with brown feet. We have plats with feet creeping over the ground. Foliage is fine and light to medium green. See Thumbnails.

Ant Tubers on Display

66264HYLOCERUS GUATAMALENSIS CAC TGH PRICE: $ 7.75 Famous edible Guatamalan "Dragon Fruit" follows the most remarkable nocturnal fragrant foot long white blossoms which emerge from the most impressively statured three winged glaucous clambering stems of this semi-epiphytic big-boned Cactus. Typically sent in dry moss--although potted ones are often mailed as well. Be warned that this is a very very big vine.

51072 HYMENOCALLIS CARIBEAE VARIEGATA AMARY TGH HP $ 12.00 "Caribbean Amaryllis" Evergreen foot-long waxy strap leaves with fantasticly beautiful wide rich ivory margins; Very showy cultivar demanding much warmth and constant moisture--actually prefers to be completely aquatic to produce the elaborate scented blossoms. If allowed to chill or slightly dry during the winter this bulb will drop its foliage, but the ivory edged strap leaves emerge again vigorously in the spring.

51094 HYMENOCALLIS [ISMENE] HARRISIANA AMAR CGH HP HH PRICE: $ 8.00 "Mexican Daffodil" Modest foot tall upright slim leaves; curious green-tinted upright webbed (that is, the hymen is intact!) white funnel-shaped flowers in a small umbel early summer; Mexico City native perfect for small water gardens or tubs. Seems to bloom more readily if encouraged to rest in the winter, emerging vigorously in spring from dormancy.

51015 HYMENOCALLIS NARCISSIFLORA SULPHUR QUEEN AMARY PRICE: $8.50 Formerly Ismene calathina `Sulphurea.' "Golden Peruvian Daffodil / "Sacred Inca Lily." Name derived from the Greek "hymen" =membrane, "kallos" =beautiful, for the brilliant primrose yellow cup-like membrane uniting the outstretched stamens and filiments. Responds well to aquatic culture; but also delivers a remarkable display if planted in rich garden soil during the summer. Best to store out of water during winter dormant cycle.

70607 HYPERICUM MOSERIANUM TRICOLOR HYP HT PRICE: $ 6.00 Available again now. A tufted short sport of "Moser's St. Johnswort" (patulum x calycinum) with 2" leaves variegated white rose-pink and green on reddish shoots; overlapping golden petals with central tuft of pinkish stamens. Very beautiful root hardy plant. Over the years we have observed that our customers prefer to grow this a a conservatory more than a border subject.

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