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Ribbon Bush (Hypoestes aristata)Also called Purple Haze, Ribbon Bush is a fabulous fall bloomer thats engulfed in clusters of pinkish purple flowers from fall into early winter. The showy flowers stand out against the dark green, ovate leaves and blooms appear on the terminal ends and leaf nodes along the stems. The shortening daylength of late summer initiates the flowers that arrive in fall. After flowering, plants can be pruned back to maintain a nice shape with a final pruning

Guayusa has a caffeine content similar to green tea and a mild flavor

Once the pods dry out completely

An amazing cross between a lime and a kumquat

The entire stalk (bulb and grass) has a light lemon flavor and is used in soups

Blooming in late winter and throughout the spring season

showy blue calyxes that slowly turn silver remain on the dangling inflorescence

Regular pinching at the terminal ends of the stems keeps the plant compact and nicely shaped

The leaves emerge green and develop a wide white central vein with a purple dot in the center

Like a blazing ball of fire

Queen's Tears usually blooms during March and April in our greenhouses

This tropical herb was discovered in Paraguay where it has been used for centuries as a natural sweetener for yerba mate tea

It can also be grown in a hanging basket where the leaves will gracefully cascade over the pot’s edge