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  • New Guinea Creeper
    New Guinea Creeper
    Originating from Papua New Guinea, this flowering vine grows fast and vigorously, forming a criss-cross entanglement of woody stems.The stems are grey-barked, up to 1 cm (0.4 in) thick, and 10 to 20 m (33 to 66 ft) long; they climb up, around, and ov... more...
  • Arjun
    Arjun
    Arjun is a multipurpose tree native to the Indian subcontinent, with a range extending from the Himalayan foothills to Sri Lanka.In native forests, it may reach up to 25 meters (80 ft), with a straight, slender, buttressed trunk that is branch-free f... more...
  • Beleric
    Beleric
    Beleric is a timber, medicinal, and tanning-yielding tree native to India and Southeast Asia, with a natural range extending from India to Malaysia and a distribution scattered across semi-evergreen and deciduous forests. In closely spaced fores... more...
  • Black Olive
    Black Olive
    Black Olive is a salt-tolerant timber and landscape tree originating from Central America, the Caribbean and northern parts of South America.It may reach 25 m (80 ft) or more in its native habitat. However, it typically reaches 10 to 15 m (30 to 50 f... more...
  • Kakadu Plum
    Kakadu Plum
    Kakadu Plum is an Australian native tree producing fruit with the highest known vitamin C content of any fruit, reportedly more than sixty times that of oranges. The tree's natural range is limited to tropical northern Australia, where it occurs in o... more...
  • New Zealand Spinach
    New Zealand Spinach
    New Zealand Spinach, or Warrigal Greens, is a spinach-like plant native to the Southern Hemisphere, found on New Zealand's North Island and the east coast of Australia, extending from the southeast coast to the town of Rockhampton. It is a short... more...
  • Cacao
    Cacao
    Cacao is a small tree whose fruit produces chocolate, one of the world's most beloved and craved foods. Botanists say cacao originates in the Amazon rainforests of South America. Still, its range expanded into other parts of tropical America before C... more...
  • Bush Clock Vine
    Bush Clock Vine
    Bush Clock Vine is an evergreen shrub originating in tropical West Africa and now widely cultivated in tropical and subtropical gardens worldwide. In cultivation, it typically reaches 1 to 3 m (3 to 10 ft) tall, with branching starting near the... more...
  • Australian Red Cedar
    Australian Red Cedar
    Australian Red Cedar, or Tun, is a timber and landscape tree with a wide distribution, with its natural range extending across much of India into Bangladesh and from Southeast Asia through Papua New Guinea to eastern Australia.It attains a height of... more...
  • Limeberry
    Limeberry
    Limeberry is an ornamental and fruiting shrub native to Southeast Asia, with a natural range spanning parts of southern China, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines.It has a multi-stemmed, wide-branching habit and can reach up to 7 m (23 f... more...
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