Packing and shipment of Dalinsoi (Terminalia surigaensis). This is rare flowering and endemic species in the Philippines, it is highly prized by native tree enthusiasts and botanists for its striking appearance and coastal landscaping value. ππ±π³
Boris Private Sanctum
Sunday, September 20, 2026
Pisang Seribu
Fruiting Pisang seribu during the dry period. Still lucky rain arrived 2 days ago. π ππ
The Thousand Fingers Banana is a rare tropical plant known for producing an extremely long stem packed with hundreds or even thousands of tiny, finger-sized fruits. Locally known as #pisangseribu in Southeast Asia, this unique variety stands out because its flowering stalk continues to grow and produce tiny bananas instead of stopping like standard banana plants.
Saraca or Ashoka Tree
Pinanga dicksonii
Pinanga dicksonii. Native to the Andaman Islands east of India. Endemic to the Western Ghats.
Even though native to the Andaman Islands east of India, this pretty Pinanga has proven to be one of the most robust and cold tolerant in the Genus. It is a clustering palm with green, ringed trunks to about 5 m (15 ft.) tall and yellow crownshafts. The leaves are light green and have attractive, broad segments. Best suited for the tropical and frost-free warm temperate garden.
Patalsik pula (Decaspermum blancoi)
Grafted Seedless Mesta Mangosteen
Brachychiton acerifolius
Rare Brachychiton acerifolius seedlings for sale!
Commonly known as the Illawarra Flame Tree, is a spectacular Australian native deciduous tree famous for its vibrant, scarlet-red bell-shaped flowers that entirely cover the canopy. In its natural wild habitat, it can soar up to 30 to 35 meters tall. However, when grown in cultivation or residential gardens, it typically maintains a more manageable size of 10 to 15 meters. It features a straight, distinctive green-to-grey trunk with a conical crown shape.
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Triangle palm (Dypsis decaryi)
Philippine Maple (Acer laurinum)
Seychelles Stilt palm (Verschaffeltia splendida)
The rare Seychelles Stilt palm (Verschaffeltia splendida), is endemic to the Seychelles. A beautiful species from the #Seychelles that sports a slender, spiny trunk, supported by prominent stilt roots, and large, undivided leaves. It is listed as "Near Threatened", because of the gradual reduction of its natural habitats from the invasion of alien plants. π΄π΄π΄
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