Botanical Plant Archive
Documenting over 1,770 cultivars preserved in our living nursery collection since 1989. Filter by signature collection, search by variety, or view current ready-to-ship stock.
Plectranthus species Green Fuzzy
Plectranthus green has dark green foliage, with a slight scent of mint when crushed. It makes a nice container plant and blooms beautiful small white flowers. It is easy to take care of as long as it is not overwatered and is hardy to zone 10.
Plectranthus Swedish Ivy
Plectranthus, sometimes known as Swedish Ivy, are easy to grow house plants with many varieties useful in containers and other outdoor summer plantings.
Plectranthus Swedish Ivy Golden Light
Golden Light Plectranthus is a multicolored gold leaved accent plant that is very easy to grow. Plectranthus, sometimes called Swedish Ivy, are easy to grow house plants with many varieties useful in containers and other outdoor summer plantings. Zone 10.
Plectranthus tomentosa 'Vicks Plant'
A relative of the coleus, Plectranthus tomentosa has its use as a medicinal herb. It has a scent very much like Vicks. It can be planted outside in the garden, or kept inside as a houseplant, and it is very easy to grow. It is hardy to zone 9.
Plectranthus tomentoues Mint Swedish Ivy
Plectranthus tomentoues or Mint Swedish Ivy is small, fuzzy mint scented leaved accent plant that is very easy to grow. It is a favorite at our greenhouses. Plectranthus, sometimes called Swedish Ivy, are easy to grow house plants with many varieties useful in containers and other outdoor summer plantings. Do not over water. Zone 10.
Plectranthus venteri
Plectranthus venteri is also known as Sekukuni spurflower and has small, lobed leaves that are very aromatic. This Plectranthus is very easy to grow in both containers outdoors and makes a wonderful house plant as well. Enjoys full sun outside and needs a bright window indoors.
Plumbago auriculata 'Alba'
This plant is a evergreen shrub that can reach up to 8 feet tall. Dark green leaves and bright white flowers make this a great shrub in your landscape. Hardy to 25 degrees and can be brought inside during colder months. Native to South Africa.
Plumbago auriculata 'Imperial Blue'
This plant is a evergreen shrub that can reach up to 8 feet tall. Dark green leaves and light blue flowers make this a very attractive landscape plant. Hardy to 25 degrees and can be brought inside during colder months. Native to South Africa.
Portulacaria afra Variegata 'Rainbow Elephant Bush'
This shrublike succulent, is native to South Africa and needs to be protected from frost. It looks great in a hanging basket. Hardy to 25F.
Prince Rupert variegated geranium
Lemon scented with bright green and white leaves on a compact plant.
Pseuderanthemum Black Night
Alternanthera Black Night has dark leaves and loves the heat. It would look nice outside as or inside in a container. It is hardy to zone 11.
Pseuderanthemum Black Night Variegated
Alternanthera Black Night Variegated has dark variegated leaves and loves the heat. It would look nice outside, or inside in a container.
Raspberry Bee Balm
Raspberry Bee Balm blooms beautiful 'raspberry' colored, globe-like flowers for weeks mid to late summer. This variety can grow to a height of 3-4 feet. Attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.
Rhipsalis baccifera
Nicknamed the mistletoe cactus, this plant is epiphytic with long stems that trail down. Grow in light shade to full shade and water freely. Hardy to zone 10.
Rhipsalis capilliformis
Also known by the name old mans beard, this Rhipsalis has noticeably thinner cylindrical stems than others of its genus. Grows well in part shade and full shade. Hardy to zone 10.
Rhipsalis cereuscula
Rhipsalis cereuscula is a shrubby to bushy succulent epiphyte, to 60 cm long, sometimes referred as 'rice cactus' or 'coral cactus'. It is easily recognizable due to an altitude of tiny, cylindrical stems that are borne at the ends of long slender branches.
Rhipsalis crispata
Rhipsalis crispata is a Brazilian epiphyte with many small white flowers. It makes the most care free hanging basket if given light and not overwatered.
Rhipsalis houlletiana
Rhipsalis houlletiana is a cactus native to South America. Also known as the Snowdrop Cactus, for its small cream colored blooms. This cactus does not enjoy bright sunlight so filtered light is best for healthy growth.
Rhipsalis mesembryanthemoides
Mesembryanthemoides is the only rhipsalis with tightly packed small branches. Water regularly and give shade. Hardy to zone 10.
Rhipsalis Paradoxa
Rhipsalis Paradoxa has chained succulent leaves. Grows in long drapes over a planter and makes a unique hanging basket.
Rhipsalis pilocarpa
Naturally an epiphyte, the stems of pilocarpa are covered in tiny hairs and is unique of its kind. It blooms beautiful white flowers that have a pinkish tinge in sunlight.
Rhipsalis ramulosa
Rhipsalis ramulosa is a South American epiphyte with many small white flowers. They are followed by pretty berries. It makes the most care-free hanging basket if given light and not overwatered.
Rhipsalis rauhiorum
Rhipsalis rauhiorum is a rare epiphyte, native to a small portion of Ecuador. this cactus has small attractive white flowers on a narrow flat leaf. Best grown in dry soil, with bright indirect sunlight.
Rhipsalis Salicornoides
Rhipsalis Salicornoides succulent grows erect in slender leaves and blooms small yellow-orange flowers.
Rhipsalis Species Unknown
Rhipsalis Species Unknown is a spreading cacti best grown in dry soil with bright, indirect sunlight.
Rhizomatous Eyelash and similar
Eyelash and similar rhizomatous is a grouping of begonias that have either the 'eyelash' margin on the edge of a green leaf or a more complicated pattern.
Rhoeo Bermudensis variegated pink
This Tradescantia relative has large pink and green variegated leaves. Makes a good houseplant, looking great in hanging baskets.
Rhoeo Spathacea Gold
This Tradescantia relative has large green and yellowish variegated leaves. Makes a good houseplant, looks great in hanging baskets.
Roman Chamomile (Chamaemelum nobile)
Small white flowers. Good for tea.
Rosemary officinalis 'Arp'
This rosemary is an upright variety, and can reach 5 feet tall. It blooms beautiful white lavender flowers among its aromatic grey green foliage. One of the toughest, it is hardy to zone 6.
Rosemary officinalis 'Barbecue'
Great for cooking, the strong upright stems of this rosemary has green aromatic foliage that blooms nice purple flowers in the summer. It is hardy to zone 8 and grows well in full sun.
Rosemary officinalis 'Blue Rain'
Named for its blue purple flowers that bloom throughout the spring and summer, the foliage is very fragrant. It tends to spread and if kept in a pot will trail. It is hardy to zone 8.