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Giant Himalayan Lily is a truly magnificent plant, which will produce stunning vanilla scented, trumpet-like flowers on stems up to 3 m tall. It originates from the Himalayas and the forests of China, so will thrive in semi- shady, moist conditions.
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Samanea Saman, also known as Rain Tree, is a wide-canopied, flowering tree with a large symmetrical umbrella-shaped crown. While it is native to Central and South America, it can be cultivated indoors in the UK as a container plant, allowing enthusiasts to enjoy its distinctive characteristics on a smaller scale. It produces pinkish flowers with an unusual shape and large seed pods.
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Tamarindus indica, commonly known as Tamarind, is a tropical tree known for its feathery foliage and delicious fruit. While it naturally grows into a large tree, Tamarind can be cultivated indoors in the UK as a container plant, allowing enthusiasts to enjoy its distinctive characteristics on a smaller scale.
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The West Indian Mahogany Tree is a striking tree with reddish bark and beautiful shape when fully developed. It is a deciduous tree and can grow to a height of 30m and above. Highly valued for its timber and also a great decorative addition to larger gardens
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Angelica is a biennial, which is best known for its striking structure of large leaves and huge domed umbelliferous flowerheads, creating an impressive architectural statement in the garden. It’s good for including in wildlife planting as the flowers are attractive to pollinators and the seeds are eaten by birds. The ribbed, hollow stems are traditionally candied for use in baking. All parts of angelica are highly aromatic, and it has traditionally been used for medicinal as well as culinary purposes.
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A very unusual hardy tropical plant with large leaves, arranged spirally unlike the common gingers. The striking flowers appear in late summer or early autumn, forming large red cone-shaped bracts, with several, pure white, crinkled flowers protruding from each cone. The flowers look like crepe paper hence the common name of Crepe Ginger. After the plant finishes flowering, the attractive red cone-shaped bracts remain.
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