Oval berries on female plants glossy purple-black when ripe. Leathery, aromatic, narrowly ovate, glossy dark green leaves. One of the most popular cultivars of tree heather originally from Portugal.Įvergreen tree or large shrub with a large, erect habit.

Small, honey-scented, white flowers in long panicles appear in spring. Bright yellow young shoots in spring becoming lime-green in summer but retaining yellow tips. Fine, needle-like leaves in whorls give a feathery look. Small, slow-growing, evergreen shrub with a broad compact habit. It has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit. Often cultivated in temperate regions as a houseplant. Native to rainforests from southeastern Mexico to northern Guatemala. Tiny yellow flowers are borne in terminal panicles or spikes below the leaves. Dense, attractive foliage with arching, green pinnate leaves, with 12 or more pairs of narrow leaflets per leaf. Small, compact, evergreen, understory palm with a compact shape and slender solitary or clustered, cane-like stems.

In colder winters it usually will go semi-deciduous. Originally from the West Amazon, but has spread to other tropical and subtropical areas. Large, convex, trumpet-shaped, pale yellowish-pink flowers hang downwards and darken with age from summer to fall. Large, broad though coarsely textured dark green leaves. It has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.Įvergreen shrub or small trees, stout-stemmed with gracefully spreading branches. Flower blooms are edible and cooked in specific dishes. Perfect for xeriscapes in the landscape as well as making an attractive potted plant. Funnel-shaped, small, dark purple to dark red flowers in summer, which lasts until late fall, borne in dense, erect racemes up to 2 m (7 ft) long. Rosettes of rigid, flesh, narrow, dark green leaves with no teeth on margins but sharp spine tips. Medium-sized evergreen perennial succulent with a symmetrical, highly sculptural form. 3 variants, 3 ages and 4 seasonal aspects, for a total of 360 models per Kit. Each species comes in 36 variations per species, i.e.

The following 10 shrubs species are included in the Plant Kit 12. 'Kaufmann House' by Bauclassroom/Alberto Cibinetto using Cinema 4D, SurfaceSPREAD, Plant Kit 12 and 7, and V-Ray 3.4, Designer: Richard Neutra Laubwerk Plant Kit 12 – Subtropical Shrubs

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