Orchids
Orchids are one of the most fascinating of the plant families. They are found on every continent except Antarctica. They grow in jungles, temperate forests, and even in deserts. Some are epiphytes, others are terrestrial, a few are parasitic, and some are even aquatic. The orchids I propagate for sale are all terrestrial plants, and are a bit easier to grow than many of the epiphytic orchids.
Epiphyllum Cacti
Epiphyllum cacti are a very unusual group of tropical cacti from Central America. Like orchids, many hybrids have been bred, and the flowers can be absolutely stunning and huge. I confess, that I only grow the very large flowered cultivars. I am currently expanding my collection of these plants, so there will be new cultivars becoming available periodically.
More Epiphyllums here
Heliconias
Heliconias are possibly the most tropical looking plants of all. Both their exotic flowers, and their beautiful foliage invoke a tropical look to any garden or conservatory. I couldn’t imagine my garden without these exotic pendulous inflorescences and their tall, stately, pseudostems.