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Utricularia Volubilis Seeds (Twining bladderwort Seeds)
Starting at US$3.50
It bears large violet flowers on twining scapes to 90 cm. Its filamentous leaves can be up to 30 cm long and its pigmented traps up to 5 mm large. -
Utricularia Odorata Seeds (Utricularia Seeds)
Starting at US$3.50
The flowers are yellow with palate bearing fine black lines. True to its name, the flower of Utricularia odorata has a pleasant aroma. -
Utricularia Juncea Seeds (Southern Bladderwort)
Starting at US$3.50
Utricularia juncea has a short purplish flower stalk. Produces a moss-like mat of bright green leaves less than 4 mm long. -
Utricularia Multifida Seeds (Polypompholyx Seeds)
Starting at US$3.30
The leaves are ovale, 1 cm long and of a light green. The tall pedoncule can bear up to 8 pink flowers and height 23 cm tall. They are generally grown for their flowers. -
Ficus Macrophylla Seeds (Moreton Bay Fig)
Starting at US$1.60
It produces an edible fruit similar to the common Fig, Ficus carica. The fruit is 18-25mm in diameter. -
Ficus Retusa Seeds (Ficus Microcarpa Nitida, Banyan Fig, Taiwan Ficus Seeds)
Starting at US$1.80
Flowers from February to April. It bears fruits, yellowish when ripe, in pairs and crowded at the ends of tender branches. -
Ficus Religiosa Seeds (Bodhi Tree, Bo Tree, Sacred Fig)
Starting at US$1.80
When the leaves first appear their colour is red-pinkish, but then they turn deep green and grow to about 12 to 18 cm long. They are attached to long flexible stalks, which makes them rustle, flutter and dance in the slightest whiff of wind -
Utricularia Alpina Seeds (Alpine Bladderworts Seeds)
Starting at US$3.30
The leaves are elliptical 5 to 20 cm long. They are generally grown for their spectacular flowers that can put orchids to shame. -
Ficus Carica Seeds (Common Fig Seeds)
Starting at US$1.90
The fig is a picturesque tropical looking tree or shrub with a dramatic spreading habit. The breadth is often wider than the height of 15 to 30 ft.
