Rare

This a lovely old world tropical that thrives in low light conditions and produces beautiful flowers readily. A fantastic terrarium plant that is cherished as much for its beautiful foliage as its blooms! Sold as small established plant.

This is another easily grown epiphytic fern from Ecuador. Thin rhizomes will spread out often creating a dense mat of fern. Sold as generous clumps with multiple growth points present. This species, when grown slightly drier, will grow more compactly.

An absolutely stunning form of peperomia bicolor from the montane forests near Moyobamba, San Martin, Peru.

Begonia lyalli var. Masoalensis – this handsome species hails from the Masoala region of Madagascar. A wonderful terrarium species. Sold as a small plant rooted in soil

This wonderful small Asplenium species originated near Chazuta, Peru. this delicate looking fern produces mature fronds at often under 6cm in length. New plants emerge from thin rhizomes.

This species is native to the hot and humid lowland white sand rainforest region near Iquitos Peru. It grows naturally alongside the dart frogs Ranitomeya reticulata and R. amazonica. Sold as a growth point rhizome cutting with 3-5 fronds

A nice smaller form of Selaginella from Costa Rica. Sold as a rooted cutting on moss. Photo provided by grower

This interesting Elaphoglossum is from Central Peru. Very slow growing epiphyte with attractively hairy fronds. Sold as small portion in moss. Photos provided by the grower.

This delicate little Aspenium from Ecuador is a real curiosity. Its lacey delicate looking fronds will grow to about 4". Sold as a small portion on moss. High humidity required

This amazing plant is found growing terrestrially in dimly lit patches of forest floor in the lowland expanses between Iquitos and the Brazilian frontier. Unlike the Ecuadorian form this form has deep green foliage with vivid white speckles.

This form from the Montane forests near Tingo Maria, Peru is similar to the Ecuadorian E. peltatum var. Standleyi however the frond size on this Peruvian form is smaller and from what we have experienced the growth is more compact.

This is an easy to grow species from the Iquitos region, Peru. It is quite tolerant of a variety of conditions and is well suited for terrarium growing. Sold as an established plant.

This is a beautiful creeping/trailing plant from Madagascar with serrated, narrow leaves under 3". This plant flowers readily in a terrarium and does well with moist but well drained growing media. Sold as small portion

A dark coloured Selaginella from the cool Montane forests of Northern Peru. Sold as portion on moss. Photo provided by grower

This lovely delicate looking fern is from Ecuador. It stays quite small and is easily grown in humid conditions with medium to low light. Sold as small plant.