The inflorescence is mainly white-green in colour, but a dark mottled pattern is usually visible around the spathe.

This rare Arisaema species is found in the rainforests of Indonesia.

This small-growing species has glossy, waxy leaves with a distinctive pattern.

The flower trusses with beautiful purple/yellow flowers grow directly from the stem and can be up to 35 cm big.

The fruits have velvety hair and a yellowish, sweet pulp similar in flavour to tamarind.

The leaf of this enormous water lily can grow up to 2 meters wide and bear 40 kg. The large flowers smell like pineapple and bloom for two nights.

This rare palm species is one of the tallest and fastest-growing palms in the world.

This aroid grows naturally in muddy streams and lakes, usually standing in the water or in stretches that flood regularly.

A tropical plant from Southeast Asia, which has peculiar white flowers that resemble the shape of a bat.

The underside of the leaves of this palm is silver-white and that makes it a special appearance.

The pods of this vine have 4 jagged wings and can be harvested when unripe for consumption.

A small species with reddish purple flowers and yellow orange, delicious passion fruit. The stems are winged.

A small passionflower from the dryer forests of South America with white/purple flowers. Grows well as an indoor or container plant at a minimum of 0 degC.

Rare nickernut used for jewellery and various mancala games. They can be found on beaches.

The flowers emit a lovely scent in the evening, so this species is ideal as a houseplant. The species is especially known for its oil which is extracted from the flowers.

This carrion flower produces yellow-red flowers of up to 40cm large: the largest of all Stapelia flowers! An easy succulent for a sunny spot.