On-Line Catalogue 2004
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WE ARE EXPANDING OUR GREENHOUSES! Unfortunately
that means we will have a limited supply of certain plants in 2004.
We will have a larger supply of all of our plants next season. We have marked plant availability for 2004 and will update periodically. We look forward to serving you better in 2005 and thank you for your business! |
TROPICAL AND FOLIAGE HOUSEPLANTS C - D
We offer a wide range of indoor plants, both new varieties and some old reliables. Except where noted, culture for these plants is similar. They need normal house temperatures, as much light as possible without full sun (except in winter) and as high a humidity as can be maintained. Use a little fertilizer every week and prune to keep in shape. Do not overwater. Never water a plant if the top of its soil is still damp.
Price $4.00 unless otherwise noted. Cuttings may be available for $2 –
please inquire first.
CACTI ASSORTED Small desert type cacti in a variety of shapes and sizes.
CALLISTEMON VIMINALIS (Weeping Bottle Brush) Pendulous branches,
bright Red flowers.
C. CITRINUS Red flowers, lemon scented
CARICA PAPAYA Fast growing woody herb for large pot. Lovely fruit.
Keep warm and moist
CEROPEGIA WOODII (Rosary Vine) Small heart-shaped leaves showering
down in long chains. Small heart-shaped Grey flowers.
CESTRUM NOCTURNUM (Night Jessamine) The White flowers emit an intoxicating
fragrance at night. Summer to fall blooming.
CHARITA CHASTITY A gesneriad with upright sprays of lavender trumpet
blooms over a 20 cm rosette
CHIRITA TAMIANA A miniature rosette gesneriad with white blooms
streaked with purple
CHLOROPHYTUM COMOSUM VITTATUM Spider plant.
The ever-popular adaptable plant with green leaves with creamy white centers.
CHLOROPHYTUM COMOSUM VARIEGATUM Spider plant. This one has the reverse variegation, with leaves edged in white.
CISSUS RHOMBIFOLIA (Grape Ivy) Green glossy 3-lobed leaves, very
tolerant of poor conditions
CITRUS
Easy to grow plants that will bear fruit in the home or Greenhouse. Good
air circulation, moderately warm temperatures and as much light as possible
will keep them happy. Can be outside in summer.
C. AURANTIIFOLIA Dwarf Bearrs Seedless Lime. Juicy lemon-sized fruit in winter/spring.
C. LIMON MEYER An old variety of dwarf lemon is delicious with golden yellow fruit. The best of the Citrus for cooler temperatures.
C. LIMON EUREKA Variegated Pink Lemon with white variegated foliage tinged with pink.
C. MAXIMA Pummelo. Giant grapefruit-type fruits on strong branches with large leaves.
C. TANGELO Grapefruit-orange hybrid produces orange-red fruit.
CLERODENDRUM THOMSONIAE (Glory Bower) Vigorous climber, green leaves
covered in crimson flowers peeking from white calyces.
CODONANTHE GRACILIS Small growing gesneriad with white pouch-shaped
flowers in profusion, each marked in red and yellow.
COFFEA ARABICA (Coffee Plant) Grow your own coffee! Dwarf tree
with shiny dark green foliage. Grows to about 18" in the house.
COLEUS Assorted Foliage plants in a wide range of colors and patterns.
CRASSULA OVATA Tricolor (Tricolor Jade) (Variegated Jade) Thick
fleshy leaves in glossy green, variegated in yellow. Easy, hardy plant.
CRASSULA OVATA California Red TipThick fleshy leaves in green with
red edges when grown in bright light
CRASSULA LYCOPODIOIDES Watch chain Crassula. Tiny leaves on thin
stems, like green chains. Does best in 6 to 8 hours of full sun per day,
in a porous soil
CROSSANDRA INFUNDIBULIFORMIS (Firecracker Flower) From tropical
India. Glossy green foliage and beautiful pastel orange flowers. Takes full
sun.
CUPHEA HYSSOPIFOLIA Mexican heather is a densely branched small shrub with small, glossy leaves and tiny lavender flowers.
CYANOTIS KEWENSIS (Teddy Bear Vine) Small green leaves covered with rusty brown hairs. Good hanging basket plant.
DATURA (Devil’s Trumpet)
These shrubby short-lived perennials are related to the Brugmansias (both
are in the Nightshade family, like tomatoes) but have flowers that point
up rather than hang down. We will have limited numbers of a few varieties
$5.