Subtropicals
In Subtropical areas, summer is very long, hot and often rainy; winter is very mild, usually without frost or freezing temperatures. In most areas of the US these conditions can only be met in greenhouses, conservatories, or indoors; in the warmer areas of the Southern Tier states, these plants can flourish outside.
The textures and colors of these beauties, and the flavor and fragrance of their blooms and fruits, can bring the heady taste of summer to a dreary winter day. Enjoy!
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$19.99Lemon Guava
Lemon Guava, (Pisidium littorale) can be grown as a potted indoor shrub with tasty 1-2 inch round yellow fruit! It grows outdoors in USDA Zones 10 ...
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$29.99Loquat Seedling
Loquat (Erioboytra japonica) is a tropical looking tree that produces leathery evergreen foliage and fruit that is very sweet. Loquat fruit is arom...
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$34.99Babaco Papaya
Vasconcellea x heilbornii An ideal edible and ornamental houseplant, hardy to 28° F. Pronounced buh-BAH-co, it has a beautiful trunk and tropical l...
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$24.99Pineapple Guava Seedling
Pineapple Guava (Feijoa sellowiana) is an evergreen multi-stemmed shrub has silvery green leaves and grows 8-10 feet tall. Hardy to 12° F, it can b...
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$24.99Chilean Guava
Myrus ugni molinae The attractive and hard-to-find Chilean Guava bears red, one-inch, oval fruit with an estimable sweet/tart flavor, and an aroma...
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