Aetanthus is a very rare and unusual parasitic plant that produces striking red and yellow flowers.

This variety of tobacco is native to Peru and has an interesting and long history. It has been used for hundreds of years by indigenous groups in South America.

The baboon's cucumber is a caudex-forming climbing plant from Africa. The species grows naturally from northern Namibia to southern South Africa.

The Broad leaved Garcinia is a rare species from the tropical lowland forests of Southeast Asia, particularly Papua New Guinea, and produces edible red fruits.

The chupa-chupa is a fruit from the tree of the same name from South America and is also known as the South American sapote.

The cupuaçu belongs to the same genus as the cacao and produces large fruits weighing up to 1.5 kg.

Curran's pitogo is a very rare cycad species from the Philippines, where it only occurs in small areas on the islands of Palawan and Mindoro.

This is a rare cycad that occurs naturally in coastal regions of Southeast Asia, including parts of Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines.

This rare cycad occurs naturally only in the dark tropical forests of the island of New Guinea and Queensland, Australia.

This is a very rare pipe flower from the tropical forests of Borneo with striking pipe-shaped flowers.

The entawak is a rare tree with large edible fruits from the tropical forests of Southeast Asia.

The evergreen dutchman's pipe is a climbing plant that originates from the Mediterranean region.

The Galápagos tomato (Solanum cheesmaniae) originates, as its name suggests, from the Galápagos Islands.

This small bulbous plant reaches a maximum height of around 30 cm and has long, slender leaves.

The gum benjamin tree is a tree from Southeast Asia known for its fragrant flowers and resin, which are often used in perfumes and scented candles.

Henry's aroid has a striking dark red inflorescence low above the ground, followed by bright blue berries.

This is a rare banana species originating from the inland tropical rainforests of Borneo, where it grows in lowland areas along riverbanks.

The Kyushu voodoo lily naturally occurs in parts of China, Japan and Taiwan and produces striking pink to blue fruits.

The lowland breadfruit fig is very rare and is native only to the island of New Guinea. It has striking fruits that resemble flowers.

The monkey fruit is a rare tropical tree from India, Nepal and Southeast Asia that produces striking irregular fruits.

The rare pinang tanah palm is a strikingly elegant palm that produces both its flowers and fruits entirely underground.

Red shiso is a variety of shiso and has deep purplish-red leaves and an intense flavour.

The Sea daffodil is a bulbous plant with a large native range. It occurs from the Black Sea to the Canary Islands.

Shiso is a Japanese herb that plays an important role in the country’s cuisine and history.

This dragon's blood tree is extremely rare, as the species only occurs on the island of Socotra, south of Yemen.

Strawberry spinach is an edible annual plant that occurs naturally in mountainous regions of Europe and Asia.

This swamp taro belongs to the arum family (Araceae) and is native to the swamp forests of New Guinea and the surrounding islands.

The tomatillo is an edible fruit native to Mexico and Guatemala, where it grows in the drier highlands.

The tronok palm is a rare and elegant palm from Malaysia, Thailand and Sumatra with fishtail-shaped leaves.