Botanical Plant Archive
Documenting over 1,770 cultivars cultivated on the shores of Lake Erie since 1989. Filter by signature collection, search by variety, or view current ready-to-ship stock.
Hoya Polyneura
Hoya Polyneura has a beautiful yellow flower with a red center. Hoyas are popular for their wax-like flowers shaped like stars, most commonly seen in the spring and summer. The new flowers grow from the spurs of old flowers. PLEASE NOTE: We have identified the Hoyas to the best of our knowledge, based on our own research and the representations of our suppliers. Hoyas are notoriously difficult to accurately identify. The photo shown is the variety you will get. We will not replace or refund in cases of disputed identification.
Hoya Pubicalyx Bright One
Hoya Pubicalyx Bright One has a beautiful dark pink flower. Hoyas are popular for their wax-like star-shaped flowers. The flowers are most commonly seen in spring and summer, and new flowers grow from old flower spurs. PLEASE NOTE: We have identified the Hoyas to the best of our knowledge, based on our own research and the representations of our suppliers. Hoyas are notoriously difficult to accurately identify. The photo shown is the variety you will get. We will not replace or refund in cases of disputed identification.
Hoya Pubicalyx Chimera
Hoya Pubicalyx Chimera has a beautiful purple flower with a darker red center. Hoyas are popular for their wax-like star-shaped flowers. The flowers are most commonly seen in spring and summer. New flowers grow from old flower spurs. PLEASE NOTE: We have identified the Hoyas to the best of our knowledge, based on our own research and the representations of our suppliers. Hoyas are notoriously difficult to accurately identify. The photo shown is the variety you will get. We will not replace or refund in cases of disputed identification.
Hoya pubicalyx 'Red Buttons'
Hoya pubicalyx Red Buttons blooms fragrant purple flowers with red centers. It is a fairly fast grower with blooms in the springtime, and it is hardy to zone 10. PLEASE NOTE: We have identified the Hoyas to the best of our knowledge, based on our own research and the representations of our suppliers. Hoyas are notoriously difficult to accurately identify. The photo shown is the variety you will get. We will not replace or refund in cases of disputed identification.
Hoya purpurea fusca Silver Pink
Hoya Purpurea Fusca Silver Pink has a beautiful dark pink flower. Hoyas are popular for their wax-like star-shaped flowers. Some hoyas are also popular for their fragrance, which is often strongest in the evening. The new flowers grow from the spurs of old flowers. PLEASE NOTE: We have identified the Hoyas to the best of our knowledge, based on our own research and the representations of our suppliers. Hoyas are notoriously difficult to accurately identify. The photo shown is the variety you will get. We will not replace or refund in cases of disputed identification.
Hoya sheperdii
Hoya sheperdii has beautiful pale pink/white flowers and thin leaves. Hoyas are popular for their wax like star shaped flowers. This Hoya is also popular for their fragrant flowers, which are the strongest most often in the evening. PLEASE NOTE: We have identified the Hoyas to the best of our knowledge, based on our own research and the representations of our suppliers. Hoyas are notoriously difficult to accurately identify. The photo shown is the variety you will get. We will not replace or refund in cases of disputed identification.
Hoya Tsangii
Hoya Tsangii has a beautiful red flower- hoyas are popular for their wax-like star-shaped flowers. Some are also popular for their fragrance, which is often strongest in the evening. The new flowers grow from the spurs of old flowers. PLEASE NOTE: We have identified the Hoyas to the best of our knowledge, based on our own research and the representations of our suppliers. Hoyas are notoriously difficult to accurately identify. The photo shown is the variety you will get. We will not replace or refund in cases of disputed identification.
Hoya Wayetti
Hoya Wayetti has a beautiful dark pink/red flower. Hoyas are popular for their wax-like flowers that are shaped like stars, which are most commonly seen in the spring and summer. This particular hoya's flowers are fragrant- strongest usually in the evenings. The new flowers grow from the spurs of old flowers. PLEASE NOTE: We have identified the Hoyas to the best of our knowledge, based on our own research and the representations of our suppliers. Hoyas are notoriously difficult to accurately identify. The photo shown is the variety you will get. We will not replace or refund in cases of disputed identification.