Cara Cara Orange Tree (Navel) hibiscus If you are in a

If you are in a colder area then it is best to keep these grown in a container but otherwise should be suitable to plant in the ground (in a well draining spot) after a couple years of container growing

crassinervium commonly known as Anthurium ‘Jungle Bush’

One of the most cold hardy of the Chamaedorea genus

bright pink-majenta blooms that create a cheerful and vibrant atmosphere in gardens or containers

or planted in the ground

Cara Cara Orange Tree (Navel) hibiscus If you are in aHailing from Venezuela, the Cara Cara Orange tree is a natural mutation of the Washington Navel Orange. Cara Cara oranges are renowned for their exceptional sweetness. They lack the sharp acidity of traditional oranges, instead offering a honeyed sweetness with a raspberry flavour and additional notes. These notes have been described as: cranberry, blackberry, rose, grapefruit and even a touch of vanilla. These descriptions sound rather pretentious,