Pelagodoxa HenryanaPelagodoxa henryana, commonly known as the Henry Palm, is a rare and fascinating palm species endemic to the remote Pacific islands of Fiji and Tonga. With its slender trunk and graceful, arching fronds, it exudes a sense of tropical elegance. This palm is highly prized for its unique appearance and is often sought after by collectors of rare and exotic plants. Pelagodoxa henryana thrives in warm, humid climates with well draining soil and filtered

adding a touch of charm to the garden when many plants are still dormant

Gordonia axillaris is an attractive tree with glossy

adding a touch of exotic charm to gardens or indoor spaces

tulip-shaped flowers

flat bracts in vibrant shades of orange and yellow

These berries are highly prized for fresh eating

showcasing its drought tolerance

flexible tip

featuring striking silver-green coloration with red edges in some varieties

red toothbrush-like flowers that attract nectar-loving birds

Drought-tolerant and adaptable

'Intensity' thrives in full sun and well-drained soil