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Hoya
Hoyas are tropical or subtropical vines that usually cling to trees or other supports. They have attractive succulent leaves in a wide variety of sizes, shapes, and patterns. Many have beautiful, often fragrant flowers. They are excellent indoor plants, wonderful in hanging baskets and the smaller varieties are good terrarium plants. We sell rooted plants grown in chunks of coconut husk in plastic net pots.
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Dischidia imbricataA climbing tropical vine related to Hoya, with round shingle-like leaves. It can be grown as a hanging basket, or on a post where it will clasp the support and conform to its shape. Also good for terrariums. Needs bright light and humidity to thrive....
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Dischidia nummularia 'Pebble Beach'This little vine is a Hoya relative that climbs and clings. It has cute little coin shaped leaves that are variegated with cream and gray. It can be grown as a hanging basket or pot, or on moss or bark. It is also useful for terrariums. It likes brig...
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Dischidia oianthaA very distinctive Dischidia with leaves that are partly folded, with a notch at the end (emarginate), making them inversely heart-shaped or two lobed. We received this as D. singularis but several of you have pointed out that this is not true. Anywa...
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Dischidia ovataA tropical vine related to Hoya, with fleshy dark green leaves with contrasting silvery veination. The orange-buff flowers are tiny but very interesting at close range. Can be grown in a basket, or on moss or bark; good terrarium plant. Likes warmth ...
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Dischidia rafflesianaYes we know that this is now called D. major by some botanists but we are keeping the familiar name for now. This very strange Hoya relative has modified leaves that look like a cluster of bananas. These leaves store water and house ants in the wild;...
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Dischidia ruscifoliaThis aptly named tropical vine (the "million hearts vine") has tiny heart-shaped leaves that from a distance look like the evergreen shrub Ruscus, for which it is named. It is an easy and charming indoor plant for the terrarium or a hanging basket. ...
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Dischidia sp. 'Green Diamond'This hoya relative is widely grown as an ornamental hanging plant in SE Asia, but no one seems to know what it is. The diamond-shaped leaves are soft green. The tiny flowers are white. We received this as Dischidia ioantha in Thailand (oiantha) but i...
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Dischidia sp. 'White Diamond'This hoya relative is widely grown as an ornamental hanging plant in SE Asia. This is the variegated version of 'Green Diamond', with diamond-shaped leaves that are gray green suffused with cream or with a creamy white margin. The tiny flowers are wh...
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Dischidia sp., Philippines pink flower NEW!This looks like a Hoya in leaf with big oval leaves, but it is a Dischidia with small but showy pink flowers. Easy to grow in a basket or on a slab. We had sold this as a plant wild-collected in Burma, but that was a mistake. It was collected in the ...
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Dischidiopsis philippinensisThis is a vigorous open vine grown in Thailand as a basket plant, from the Philippines. It has shiny dark green leaves that are long and narrow, 2 to 3 inches long, flat with upturned edges. The clustered dark red flowers are tiny but showy because o...
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Hoya 'Gold Star'Well, "gold" is an exaggeration but this is a very beautiful hoya in bloom, with flowers that look like patty-pan squash in miniature. This is possibly a hybrid, with creamy yellow flowers on a moderately vigorous vine with oval slightly fuzzy leaves...
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Hoya anulataCompact growing vining species of moderate growth from Papua New Guinea; white flowers with a rose pink center. USDA Zones 10-11.
Grown in 3.5" pots....
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Hoya anulata, round leaf formSpecies from Papua New Guinea with hard, oval to round leaves and clusters of near white flowers touched with pink, with darker pink centers. Strong but not rampant grower. This selection has more rounded leaves. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Hoya archboldiana "IML 560" NEW!Another wonderful form of H. archboldiana that needs a good name. This selected form has the typical long narrow dark green leaves, but with very large, fragrant raspberry pink flowers that are paler in the center. USDA Zones 10-11....
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Hoya archboldiana "Timika" NEW!Beautiful selection of H. archboldiana with very large, fragrant pink flowers flushed with red and a dark star pattern. Vigorous grower. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Hoya archboldiana "YM excellent" NEW!A fabulous hoya with an odd name. It has very large fragrant flowers with red lobes contrasting with a pale near-white cup. Hoya researcher Christine Burton points out that this is the original, documented type of H. archboldian, and that the other, ...
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Hoya archboldiana 'Bold Edge' NEW!The first variegated form of H. archboldiana, found in Thailand, with dark green leaves edged white. Adds interest when the plant is not in bloom. New and still very rare. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Hoya archboldiana X macgillivrayi NEW!Hybrid of two of the most beautiful hoyas, even better than the parents. The flowers resemble macgillivrayi more strongly, but are larger, with wonderful fragrance. Hybrid vigor makes this a very strong grower. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Hoya archboldiana, pink flowersAristocratic species from Papua New Guinea, with glossy deep green foliage and fragrant flowers. This form has pink flowers with a darker star in the center. Easy to bloom with spectacular flowers. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Hoya archboldiana, white flowersAristocratic species from Papua New Guinea, with glossy deep green foliage and fragrant flowers. This form has a white corolla with a faint pink star in the center. Easy to bloom with spectacular flowers. USDA Zones 10-11.
Grown in 3.5" pots....
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Hoya australis 'Variegata'This variegated form of Hoya australis has pretty round leaves about an inch and a half across, with bright white to cream marginal variegation. It is not new, but this is still a rare and lovely variety, both for its interesting texture and pretty v...
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Hoya bella 'Variegata'This diminutive, small leaved species is even prettier with the yellow-central splashed leaves of this rarely seen slow-growing variety. Good terrarium plant or small basket. Pretty, fragrant flowers are a bonus. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Hoya bella, white-margined leavesThis white-margined variegated form of the diminutive Hoya bella is still rare. It is a slow grower and requires careful attention to watering. Excellent terrarium plant or small basket. USDA Zones 10-11.
Grown in 3.5" pots....
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Hoya benguetensisPhilippine native with very distinctive leaves; the raised pattern of veins gives this interesting foliage character. The slender vine bears pretty cinnamon red flowers. Vigorous and easy to grow. Still rare and hard to find. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Hoya bhutanica NEW!This hoya from the Himalayas has been in cultivation since the 1800s but is still not common. The long oval medium green leaves are a backdrop for small clusters of pale pink flowers. USDA Zones 10-11.
Grown in 3.5" pots....
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Hoya carnosa 'Compacta' "Hindu Rope"This is not uncommon, but we have had so many requests for this familiar variety that we have decided to offer it. This is the very strange "Hindu rope" plant with twisted and curved green leaves, with bronze new growth. Older plants have pretty pink...
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Hoya carnosa 'Motoskei' NEW!This very beautiful hoya is steeped in controversy. It was originally named as a species, after a Japanese man named Motosuke, so presumably it is an old Japanese selection of Hoya carnosa or something very similar (Hoya carnosa is native in the sout...
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Hoya carnosa, red flowerThis form of H. carnosa has small green leaves and very beautiful deep red flowers. It is one of the most beautiful red-flowered hoyas I have seen. Fast growing, easy, and free-flowering. Keep cool and dry in winter to induce flowering. USDA Zone 9b-...
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Hoya caudataThere is no more beautiful hoya than this one for foliage effect. The very thick, stiff, cardboard-like leaves are beautifully marked with green, red, and silver. This is a particularly nice form of the type often listed as variety crassifolia. The f...
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Hoya caudata "IML Sumatra"This is a new collection of H. caudata from Sumatra. The leaves are very distinctive and different from Thai plants, grayed-green with silver flecks. USDA Zones 1011.
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Hoya chloranthaSamoan species; moderately vigorous slender vine with long-oval pointed glossy leaves. The flowers are green overlaid on white to ivory; easy to bloom here. This sometimes goes around as a form of H. kenejiana. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Hoya chuniiThis is a strongly growing vine from Papua New Guinea. The large clusters of pale buff orange flowers are very showy. The leaves are thick and leathery. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Hoya ciliata NEW!Native to the Philippines. Moderately vigorous vine with very deep red flowers and pubescent leaves. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Hoya collina 'Red Leaf'A slender vine from Papua New Guinea, with succulent very glossy leaves. The new growth on this form is fawn to red in strong light. The flowers are very pale buff stars borne in clusters of 6 or so. Overall this is a tidy and very beautiful plant....
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Hoya coronaria, pink flowered NEW!Rangy vine from Malaysia with oval, softly pubescent foliage. The flowers are showy, few in a cluster; this rare type has nice pink flowers. USDA Zones 10-11.
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Hoya coronaria, red flowered NEW!Rangy vine from Malaysia with softly pubescent foliage. The flowers are showy, few in a cluster; this rare type has deep rose flowers. USDA Zones 10-11.
Grown in 3.5" pots....
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Hoya coronaria, white-floweredRangy vine with velvety leaves and large showy pure white flowers produced singly or in small clusters; easy to bloom. Likes lime in the soil. This species has flowers of various colors from cream to green to red; this one is a selected pure white fo...
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Hoya crassicaulis NEW!Very vigorous vine from the Philippines with large many-flowered clusters of buff flowers. Some say that this might be the same species as H. incrassata, but this clone is different from our incrassata. USDA Zones 10-11.
Grown in 3.5" pots....
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Hoya curtisiiAn elegant and charming vine with small heart-shaped leaves marbled silver and brownish-purple which, at first glance, looks like a Dischidia. This is the selection widely grown in Thailand with especially colorful leaves. Grow in a hanging basket or...
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Hoya dasyantha NEW!Southern Chinese and Vietnamese species with many-flowered clusters of white flowers. USDA Zones 10-11.
Grown in 3.5" pots....
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Hoya densifolia NEW!Bushy species from the Philippines and Indonesia, upright as a young plant and then cascading, never twining. The fresh bright green leaves recall H. cumingiana but have a thinner substance. The flowers are golden yellow touched with red in the cente...
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Hoya deykeaeThis hoya has heart shaped leaves, made even more interesting by their network of dark veins on a paler background, making a very distinctive foliage plant. Off-white flowers occasionally are seen. Some say this is a form of Hoya finlaysonii. Easy an...
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