| Image | Plant | Status | Notes | Events |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Aechmea blanchietiana 'Orangeade |
Have |
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| Aechmea Fosters Favorite |
Have |
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| Aechmea gammosepala |
Have |
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| Alagoptera arenga |
Have |
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| Alocasia macrorhizza albo-variegata |
Have |
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Amydrium medium, blue form |
Have |
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| Anacharis |
Have |
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Anthurium besseae aff |
Have |
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| Anthurium besseae x magnificum |
Have |
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Anthurium Black Dragon |
Have |
Hybrid from the section Pachyneurium (Bird Nest). Large growing, green leaves will color up with dark blush in full sun, petioles long and very dark purple | |
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Anthurium bullatus |
Have |
juvenile seedling | |
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Anthurium clarinervium x Anthurium faustomirandae |
Have |
Larger growing trunking hybrid | |
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Anthurium clavinerum x Anthurium dresslerii |
Have |
Received as part of a plant trade with a curator of the Aroid collection at the Fairchild Gardens in Miami | |
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Anthurium cubense Big Red Bird |
Have |
Red veins and leaves that turn red in high light set this apart from regular Cubense | |
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Anthurium decipiens |
Have |
A newly discovered species from the Tatama massif of the Western Cordillera of the Colombian Andes (source: Aroideana, vol 42, No. 1, 31 July 2019; Hay, A. and M. Cedeno-Fonseca). This is a very juvenile plant (at 2.5 feet with leaves measuring 12 inches) which will eventually grow to gigantic proportions. It is the only Anthurium known to exhibit sapromyohily, having a foul smelling spadix that attracts carrion flies as its pollinator, like the famed Ampphophallus titanum. | |
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Anthurium longistrorsum |
Have |
Juvenile plant. Leaves get huge (over 3 ft long) | |
| Anthurium polystichum |
Have |
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Anthurium queremalense |
Have |
young plant | |
| Anthurium radicals x dresslerii |
Have |
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| Anthurium rubrinervium |
Have |
