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This is the current listing available. After May 20,
2013 I should be adding a couple more species.
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Hoya leucorhoda nice clean
foliage, rich green leaves at every stem node (some
Hoya have long bare stems between tufts of
leaves) very attractive. Has not started blooming
for me yet, handsome white corolla with a red
corona. Two clones available, IML-0518 from Liddle
nursery and a clone from Ted Green. Please specify
if you have a preference. |
unrooted cuttings |
$ 7 |
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Hoya lacunosa cultivar 'Lanakai Island'-
small leaf
variety - Thanks Carol for the help with the
ID. This is the smallest leaf form of lacunosa.
This is a Thai clone from Lanakai Island. It is a delightful,
small
growing Hoya that is perfect for a
hanging basket. Growth habit is vigorous, it can be pendant,
though it does like to climb & twine more. The
umbels of small white flowers are intensely fragrant, think of the pleasant aspects of paper-white narcissus, some say its
fragrance is more like carnations, it is pleasant none the
less. Easy to grow. Great in baskets or on a trellis. |
unrooted cuttings |
$ 5 |
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Hoya
cagayanensis (sensu C. Burton) also known as H.
pimenteliana (sensu Kloppenberg & Green)
there is disagreement between experts on the correct
name. The Liddle Nursery accession number
IML-1600 uniquely identifies this particular
asexually propagated clone, eventually there will be
a settled name for this plant. One of the best
smaller growing Hoya for pleasant
fragrance. Wonderfully fragrant day and night, ¼
inch white flowers, in umbels of 4 to 10,
with a nice floral gardenia scent during the day,
fragrance shifts to a strong wintergreen scent after
midnight until sunrise. A smaller growing twining vine
with light green leaves 2
to 4 inches long.
This plant is a third
of the size of the common Hoya carnosa.
Delightful flowers, and you don't have to be
nocturnal to enjoy their fragrance, but if you are
up in the very early morning darkness, there is a
special treat when the wintergreen scent is wafting
through the room. |
unrooted cuttings |
$ 7 |
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Hoya species not yet determined
from Ban Ngong Ngoy, Thailand, IML-1514,
has
really
nice foliage, 4 to 6 inch deep green leaves with
silver
flecks. The green has a dark almost blue-black
shade to it in some light situations. Highlights the silver flecks well. It is a vigorous twining vine, that has
really grown well for me. It has
flowers slightly larger flowers, with similar
quantity as pubicalyx.
Flowers are a
purple-red, with a fragrance that is pleasant,
similar to carnosa. When the
taxonomists get around to this one, it will most
likely be determined that this is a superior example of the species H. pubicalyx
or it will be given species status in its own right. It might be
different enough. I like it better than my pubicalyx. It
certainly blooms easy, even in low light. You
can have fun with this one, training the strong vining stems to climb & wander across a room, lots
of possibilities here. Want to dress up a 2 story
macramé, this is the species use. You can keep it
compact with regular pruning, a very accommodating
plant. If it were up to me I'd name this clone
"Starry Night" after the van Gogh
painting. |
2 unrooted cuttings for the price |
$ 7 |
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