Other Types

Neea buxifolia is a versatile tree native to Puerto Rico. Commonly spelled "Nia", the botanical name is "Neea". It is a member of the Bouganville...

Native to southern Brazil the Jaboticaba, pronounced in five (5) syllables just as it is spelled, is a member of the Myrtle family and relative of ...

The Lysiloma is a large weeping, evergreen tree which is native to the Bahamas. With age the rustic, scaly bark becomes grayish / cinnamon colored....

The botanical name Haematoxylum means bloodwood, referring to the dark red heartwood. The trees common name Campeche got its name from the coastal ...

Parrot's Beak, or Gmelina, pronounced with a silent G, is an extraordinary round and spiny tree. The leaves vary from oval to ivy or "duck foot" sh...

A native to tropical America also known as Pitch Apple and is widely grown as an ornamental tree in tropical regions of the world. It is a compact ...

Native to St. Croix, Trinidad and Curacao. The name Malpighia is used to honor Marcello Malpighia (1628-1693). He was a distinguished naturalist ...

Also known as Tahiti Lime or Bears Lime. It is the primary citrus fruit grown commercially in the United States and sold simply as a lime. The fr...

Sweet California Meyer Lemon. This citrus tree always has something going on, either it is in fruit or flower and sometimes both. It thrives in nea...

This small tree which is native to tropical America has very small feathery, finely divided leaflets on compound leaves and has a soft medium bluei...

Native to China and Eastern Asia and now grown ornamentally in the United States. The berries are employed as a "yin" tonic in traditional Chinese...