Tropical Plants Plants For Sale In Arkansas

Their pollen and nectar rich flowers attract a host of pollinators including bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Tropical Hibiscus are sun and heat loving, medium to large, tropical shrubs with excellent flower power and even some salt tolerance making...

Provide a moist, well-drained, moderately fertile, humus rich soil with cool to filtered sunlight. An easy container plant or garden gem where hardy. Clumps may be divided in late winter and early spring if desired.

Reference qouted: http://www.ethnopharmacologia.org/prelude2016/pdf/biblio-he-13-egharevba.pdf The Copper Plant's beautifully colored foliage lends itself to tropical landscapes while it's heat and sun tolerance make it suitable for even some of the most...

Useful as a medium to large, free flowering informal tropical shrub, as a medium-sized hedge, or for medium to medium-large containers. A loosely double Tropical Hibiscus with large pumpkin orange flowers that are borne in abundance throughout much of...

Can become a large and amazing tropical vine in mild climates. Deep fuchsia pink blooms are a standout among the beautiful cream and white edged foliage. For the best Bougainvillea flower production it is typically recommended to allow the soil to become...

Provide it with a sunny window for winter and well-draining fertile soil in containers. Like many root hardy tropical plants, the Blue Sky Vine is best planted in the ground as early in the season as possible (well after the danger of frost has past and...

Tropical Hibiscus make for showy, free-flowering container plants where not hardy. As container plants, Tropical Hibiscus will benefit from an annual re-potting or up-potting along with appropriate root and top pruning.

Fort Myers Yellow is also often seen grown as a 4-6' high tree standard or braid. Where not hardy, this Hibiscus is as pretty in a pot as it is in a tropical garden or landscape. Tropical Hibiscus are sun and heat loving, medium to large, tropical shrubs...

Our Single Orange Tropical Hibiscus makes an excellent choice for medium to medium large containers. 4" wide, deep orange flowers are held above the deep green foliage on this well-branched upright to spreading and reliably free flowering Hibiscus.

The Double Yellow Angel's Trumpet is often grown as an annual or short-lived shrub-like perennial and it is easy enough to save a few seed from the large capsules once they split open to grow new ones for next year.

This beautiful double red oleander is considered fairly cold hardy and while the stems of ours froze to ground level during the winters of 2009-10 and 2010-11, it did return from the roots.

The sweet bananas are dessert quality, and the plant is very productive. Cut back on watering during the winter to prevent root disease. ‘Double Mahoi' is a mutation of Musa Dwarf Cavendish so they have similar growth requirements.

Avoid using lime around this plant. This free blooming plant also attracts butterflies. Provide Plumbago with a well-drained acid soil in a full to partial sun location for best results.

A great patio plant. An unusually free-blooming white flowered plumeria, producing a succession of the 1 1/2" white flowers with a yellow eye are born throughout the warmer months.

This is definitely a plant for the patio where it can be enjoyed up close on a warm summer evening. Musical Notes Clerodendrum is slow to leaf out in spring and seems to wait until summer to do so at which point it immediately sets to making new foliage...

Anthurium andraeanum is the Latin name for Anthuriums. Anthurium Pumpkin prefers moderately bright light, and likes to stay moist without sitting in water or drying out excessively.

Their pollen and nectar rich flowers attract a host of pollinators including bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. What a wonderful addition to this line of excellent Hibiscus! Tropical Hibiscus are sun and heat loving, medium to large, tropical shrubs...

A native tree to SE Asia, Michelia champaca is a fast grower that reaches 20' tall when grown in tropical regions. Joy Perfume Tree (Michelia champaca) Highly fragrant flowers bloom during the spring to summer months in shades of cream to yellow.

May be deciduous in the cooler portions of its range. Can be trained on a trellis or other support. Hanging racemes of large deep yellow flowers, that are similar in form to a parrot's beak, are borne from mid-spring to fall on this large arching shrub.

Queen's Wreath can be enjoyed as a container plant where not hardy but will need periodic pruning to be kept in bounds and a bright to sunny window for winter. The flowers of Queen's Wreath attract bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.

A rare orange subspecies of the native Hawaiian Kokio Hibiscus, St. John's Hibiscus produces a year round display of 3-4" wide flowers on a moderately vigorous naturally large growing tropical Hibiscus that can easily be maintained as a container specimen...

Grown best in low-to-medium light, this easy-to-grow foliage plant brings greenery to any indoor space. The rare Ecuador Philodendron does this with style! Its spectacular deep emerald-green leaves with golden ribbing make this climber a great container...

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Aspidistra elatior is the Latin name for Cast Iron Plant. Outdoors, Cast Iron Plant works well as a border or medium distance plant as it stops growing at about 24 to 30 inches. They take well to drying out between watering, and don't need to be fed often.

Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. Blue Yonder Agapanthus makes a low maintenance clump forming perennial for the garden, landscape, and container gardens. Deer resistant and moderately salt tolerant.

Unusual icy bluish-green tubular Crossandra-like flowers emerge from a cone-like spike nearly throughout the year on this rare and unusual tropical. Sure to be a conversation piece!

Formerly very large trees were common, yielding large volumes of an attractive, easily worked timber that provided the raw material for furniture and finish carpentry throughout the country.