Annona Squamosa, Sugar Apple TreeNames: Annona Squamosa Sugar Apple Tree, Sweetsop Tree Description: Annnoa Squamosa, is a small, deciduous, well branched tree shrub that bears edible fruits called Sugar Apples or Sweetsops. It tolerates a tropical lowland climate better than its Annona relatives helping make it the most widely cultivated of these species. Uses: The fruit is eaten fresh and has spherical conical shape, with a thick rind composed of knobby segments. The color is

second and third photos are the mother plant

In Japan it is used as food preservative

In late spring to early summer

Name: Alpinia vittata variegated

Great for hanging baskets or shelves where the pendulous leaves can spill over

Name: Aglaonema modestum 'Spilt Milk'

Rare African Species

Uses: Caviar Limes can be sliced in half

Great as a specimen for collectors

Name: Beccariophoenix Fenestralis

Reduce watering in winter slightly

Monsteras do best in warm temperatures