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Spanish Cherry (Mimusops elengi) a medium-sized, evergreen, tropical tree. The leaves are oval, glossy and dark green. The star-shaped, cream flowers form clusters. The fruits are oval and orange-red when ripe. Both the fruit and the seeds are edible and have a wide range of uses in medicine and cooking.
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The packaging of this product is fully compostable, so once you have finished with it, it can be added to the compost heap, so nothing goes to landfill.
This is a striking, deciduous tree with large flowers in bright orange-reddish colours hence its common name Flame of the Forest. When mature, it will produce large clusters of flowers that will make any garden look impressive. The leaves also have nice, unusual shape. It is a tropical plant so must be kept frost free.
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Prosopis cineraria, commonly known as the Ghaf or Khejri, is a drought-tolerant flowering tree. It is highly valued for its ability to survive extreme desert conditions and for its wide range of uses, earning it names like “the Wonder Tree” and “King of Desert”. It produces small, creamy-yellow flowers that bloom in cylindrical spikes. These flowers appear during the spring and sometimes a second time in autumn, and they have a distinct sweet, earthy smell.
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The White Guava tree is a delightful, exotic, tropical tree which will produce lovely leathery leaves, pretty flowers, and sweet guava fruit. It’s a must for the tropical garden.
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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.
£ 2.49 -
The packaging of this product is fully compostable, so once you have finished with it, it can be added to the compost heap, so nothing goes to landfill.
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.
£ 2.99
