Murraya koenigii, Sweet Neem, Murraya Curry Leaf Plant
This tree which is not readily seen in the U.S. is indispensable in Asia. The leaves have a warm and nutty fragrance. Cultures across Asia do this, utilizing the leaves of this tree in many different ways for countless dishes.
Portulaca oleracea, Moss Rose, Seaglass Watermelon Punch
The flowers’ cup shape and centers cause them to be reminiscent of old-fashioned single roses. Blooms appear all year in the right climate, or when Portulaca is kept as a houseplant. Just be sure pets will not chew on Portulaca, as it is not healthy for them.
Portulaca oleracea, Moss Rose, Seaglass Watermelon Punch
The flowers’ cup shape and centers cause them to be reminiscent of old-fashioned single roses. Blooms appear all year in the right climate, or when Portulaca is kept as a houseplant. Just be sure pets will not chew on Portulaca, as it is not healthy for them.
Portulaca oleracea, Moss Rose, Seaglass Double Guava
Portulaca Seaglass Double Guava is a real show-stopper, with blooms that have yellow petals and “stand-out” centers of magenta. Blooms appear throughout the year when this plant is grown in the right climate, or when it is kept as a houseplant.
Mentha requienii, Mint Corsican, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
Native to the islands of Corsica, Sardinia, and Montecristo, Corsican Mint has fragrant, edible foliage. Also known as Creeping Mint, it spreads to form a dense, soft and spongy mat of tiny leaves and flowers.
Juncus effusus Spiralis, Corkscrew Rush, Container Size: 3″ (2.6×3.5″)
Twisting, narrow leaves define Juncus effusus Spiralis, Corkscrew Rush. Consider it for the pond’s edge, bog, or water garden. The glossy stems spiral out from the clump in all directions, adding interest and color near water.
Eucalyptus pulverulenta, Baby blue, Florist Silver Dollar
You know the foliage on this Eucalyptus: This evergreen shows off familiar blue-gray disks positioned along tall and thin branches. While this plant should be avoided by dogs and cats, bees flock to the foliage when they are looking for cover.
Ficus pumila, Quercifolia minima, Tiny Oak Leaf Fig
Don’t be fooled: This is a Ficus, not an Oak, despite its tiny oak-like leaves. This petite climbing vine can be used as a slow-growing groundcover as part of a miniature garden or fairy garden display.
Rosmarinus prostratus, Trailing, Rosemary, Container Size: 3.5″
Rosmarinus officinalis ‘Prostratus’, Trailing Rosemary is a hardy, trailing herb which grows fast and evergreen across the rock garden or on a wall. It works well in an herb garden or as a ground cover.
Aromatic & Organic Curry Leaf Plant . Murraya koenigii, Sweet Neem. 6”inches
This plant, known as Murraya koenigii, thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 9-12. Add a beautiful touch to your garden and your culinary skills with these live curry leaves from Murraya koenigii plants.
