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Tropical Treasures Magazine
Pushing the limits of tropical gardening.
Growing tropical plants in non-tropical climate and indoors.
ISSN 1936-1378
Publisher:
TopTropicals.com
Appearing quarterly
© Tropical Treasures Magazine 2007 -
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Zone-Pushing
- Growing Tropicals in Nontropical Climate (#1)
- Three Freezing Nights in Southwest Florida (#1)
- Temperature drops – an alert or a rehearsal? (#2)
- Dealing with cold snaps (#5)
- Cold hardy beauties (#5)
- When winter is around the corner (#7)
- Growing exotic Cordyline in colder climate (#7)
- When the weather outside is frightful (#8)
- Winter champions (#9)
- Ready-for-winter checklist for in-ground plants (#11)
- Winter checklist (#13)
- Dealing with cold damaged plants (#18)
Do-It-Yourself Projects
- Hothouse in a Freeze (#1)
- Indoor lighting for tropical plants – PART 1 (#2), PART 2 (#3)
- Indoor Lighting and Plant Light Requirements (#12)
- To led, or not to led: that is the question (#15)
- Winter special: effective, low budget heating systems for tropical plants (#4)
- Pond for plants and fish in your apartment. Small pond in one day . Plants that like their feet wet (#5)
- Hi-Tech Nursery (#8)
- Mist-house: A propagation and recovery system (#9)
- Exotic rainforest: Tropical Paradise up North (#13)
- Do-it-yourself low volume irrigation system (#15)
Plant School and Clinic
- Qualitative research approach to CIRKON and EPIN in Supporting Plant Health In Tropical US Territories. (#2)
- What color is your thumb? (#3)
- Green Thumb ABC. (#3)
- Potting soil (#4)
- A story told by one Camellia (#4)
- Soil acidity and alkalinity (#5)
- Pest control (#6)
- Water, water, water... So simple and yet complex. (#7)
- Growing tropical plants from seeds. Part 1. (#8)
- Growing plants from seeds: Part 2. Taking care of seedlings (#10).
- Growing Lotus from seed (#10).
- For the love of plants. Creating a tropical oasis in your apartment (#9)
- Q&A: Transplanting plants in your garden to different locations (#9)
- Top Tropicals Guide to in-ground planting: How to plant a tree (#10).
- Q&A: How to re-pot a plant properly? (#11)
- Exotic hoyas - secrets of growing (#12)
- Cold tolerance and cold sensitivity (#13)
- To led, or not to led: that is the question (#15)
- Q & A on growing “the best fruit in the world” - the delicious fruit of Lychee Tree (Litchi chinensis) (#16)
- Something in the water (#17)
Plant science
- Linnaeus and Phylogeny, part I (#4) , part II (#5)
- The documentation of plans (#7)
Meet the Tropics: Plant Introductions
- New Fragrant Plants of the Annona Family (#1)
- Parade of the Enchanting and Sacred - Wrightias (#2)
- Adeniums - Dotted, Striped and Multicolored (#3)
- Strongylodon - Jade Vine (#4)
- Plants with scents as heady as incense... Enchanted Gardenia - Queen of Aroma... (#8)
- Myrtaceae for garden and potting culture. Part I (Flowers). (#11) Part II (Fruit) (#12)
- Aristolochia: A Calico Pipe With Gynecological Inclination (#14)
- Growing a pomegranate tree (#14)
- Tambalacoque, the Dodo tree (#14)
- Richardia: humble groundcover from the royal family (#14)
- Thunbergia (#15)
- Ugu, a Nigerian Feel-good Food (#16)
- Mandarin or... Sundrop! ... Eugenia victoriana - Sundrop. (#16)
- Four Black Nut Trees of Ethnobotanic Interest (#17)
- Looking into those Dragon Eyes: Sapindaceae Family (#17).
- Growing Lychee in Southern Landscapes (#18)
Growers of Beauty
- Tropics way up North: Botanical garden in apartment (#6)
- Soursop fruiting in apartment. Hand-pollination of Annona flowers. (#7)
- Exotic rainforest: Tropical Paradise up North (#13)
- Capturing the Clerodendrum: Growing Butterfly Flowers Indoors (#14)
- The exotic rainforest: what we have learned while trying to duplicate the nature (#15)
Nature’s Food and Pharmacy
- Noni - Life Sustaining Plant (#1)
- The Amazon Fountain of Youth - Assai (#2)
- The King of Fruits - Pineapple (#3)
- Healing Garden: Loving Horticulture and Rehabilitation (#3)
- Cold Seed of Incas: exotic fruits of Annonaceae family (#6)
- Sweet as sugar: Muntingia calabura, Strawberry Tree (#8)
- Fertility fruit from a “Testicle Tree”. A story of Avocado. Resplendwnt Quetzal - Avocado loving bird (#9)
- Sapote: a Natural Sweetness (#10).
- Overlooked fruit: Tasty loquat recipes (#13)
- Don’t wiri about it (#17)
Legendary Plants
- Cinnamon as is (#2)
- Biblical plants (#3)
- Theobroma Cacao - an exciting present from Tropics (#4)
- Adansonia digitata, Baobab. A tree of myth and legend. (#5)
- Killer Plants. Poisonous plants of Tropics: so deadly, yet so mesmerizing...Growing poisonous plants. Part 1 (#6), Part 2 (#7).
- Nutmeg: the treasure of Dutch East India Company (#8)
- Flower names: Myths and Legends (#10)
- Kiku: the art of Japanese Chrysanthemum (#11)
- The divine plant of Incas: Coca (#12)
- Aphrodisiacs: plants of love (#14)
- Growing a pomegranate tree (#14)
- Tambalacoque, the Dodo tree (#14)
- The Scarborough Fair: Parsley, sage, rosemary and thyme (#16)
From Gordon – The Palmaholic
- Introduction to Palm Mania (#1)
- Fooling Mother Nature - at least for a while... (Palms you are not supposed to grow) (#2)
- Where and how to buy palms (#3)
- Palm nutrition program: Feed your palms properly to keep them happy! (#4)
- Location, location, location (#5)
- Every garden needs a few fan palms... (#6)
- Beware the rays of the sun (#8)
- Ode to a big blue (#9)
- Pray to the Palm God but be ready to pull the plug (#10).
- Think small (#11)
Plantaholic column
- Ugu, a Nigerian Feel-good Food (#16)
- Four Black Nut Trees of Ethnobotanic Interest, PART 1 (#17)
- Four Black Nut Trees of Ethnobotanic Interest, PART 2 (#18)
Travel
- Florida: A Visit to the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden (#1)
- Freshmen of Tropics in Indonesia (#3)
Growing outdoors
- Five Battles for the Colors of Summer (#2)
- Hail to the Musa (#4)
- Living walls (#5)
- "Going green" and self-sufficiency. The Social System of Horticulture:
A Study of One Neighborhood, One Island, and the Move Towards Self-Sufficiency. (#6)
- The Mystique of Bamboo (#7)
- Richardia: humble groundcover from the royal family (#14)
- The garden where happiness lives (#14)
- Perfume Garden: Fragrant tropical plants for Southern landscapes and container culture. Part I (#16), Part II (#17).
Growing indoors
- Tropics way up North: Botanical garden in apartment (#6)
- Soursop fruiting in apartment. Hand-pollination of Annona flowers. (#7)
- Growing Orchid Trees as houseplants (#9)
- For the love of plants. Creating a tropical oasis in your apartment (#9)
- Ficus carica (Fig Tree): "Each man under his own vine and fig tree" (#13)
- Growing Fig Trees as house plants (#13)
- Growing loquat tree in container (#13)
- Capturing the Clerodendrum: Growing Butterfly Flowers Indoors (#14)
- Amorphophallus: unusual method of propagation and growing indoors (#18)
Wildlife Habitat
- Donna's Reborn Garden: Rebuilding our lives and Wildlife Habitatafter Hurricane Katrina (#2)
- A Practical Guide to Butterfly, Hummingbird, and Nighttime Moth Gardening (#6)
Exotic Kaleidoscope
- Plant Trivia – Amazing Facts (#1)
- Eye-catching pictures of tropical plants. Curious Flowers. (#3)
- I'm feeling blue... (#4)
- Rare flowering trees in bloom (#6)
- Tropical fruit recipes (#7)
- Winter bloomers (#8)
- Purple Desert: Mediterraniean Desert Bloomers (#9)
- Yellow winter bloomers (#11)
- Tropical fruit recipes: Loquat Kompot (#12)
- August bloomer: Senna Multijuga (#13)
- Tambalacoque, the Dodo tree (#14)
- Winter bloomers: Barleria cristata, Mansoa aliacea (#18)
- Fragrant vines (#18)
Index by plant names
- Adansonia digitata. Adansonia digitata, Baobab. A tree of myth and legend. (#5)
- Adenium. Adeniums - Dotted, Striped and Multicolored (#3)
- Amorphophallus: unusual method of propagation and growing indoors (#18)
- Ananas. The King of Fruits - Pineapple (#3)
- Annona muricata. Soursop fruiting in apartment. Hand-pollination of Annona flowers. (#7)
- Annonaceae flowers. New Fragrant Plants of the Annona Family (#1)
- Annonaceae fruit. Cold Seed of Incas: exotic fruits of Annonaceae family (#6)
- Aristolochia. Aristolochia: A Calico Pipe With Gynecological Inclination (#14)
- Bambusa. The Mystique of Bamboo (#7)
- Barleria cristata Lavender Lace - Winter Bloomers (#18)
- Bauhinia. Growing Orchid Trees as houseplants (#9)
- Bismarckia. Ode to a big blue (#9)
- Canarium. Four Black Nut Trees of Ethnobotanic Interest (#17)
- Capsicum frutescens. Don’t wiri about it (#17)
- Cinnamomum. Cinnamon as is (#2)
- Clerodendrum. Capturing the Clerodendrum: Growing Butterfly Flowers Indoors (#14)
- Cordyline. Growing exotic Cordyline in colder climate (#7)
- Eriobotrya japonica . Overlooked fruit: Tasty loquat recipes. Growing loquat tree in container (#13)
- Erythroxylum coca. The divine plant of Incas: Coca (#12)
- Eugenia victoriana. Mandarin or... Sundrop! (#16)
- Euterpe oleracea. The Amazon Fountain of Youth - Assai (#2)
- Ficus carica. Ficus carica(Fig Tree): "Each man under his own vine and fig tree". Growing Fig Trees as house plants (#13)
- Gardenia. Plants with scents as heady as incense... Enchanted Gardenia - Queen of Aroma... (#8)
- Hoya. Exotic hoyas - secrets of growing (#12)
- Litchi chinensis. Q & A on growing “the best fruit in the world” - the delicious fruit of Lychee Tree (#16)
- Litchi chinensis. Growing Lychee in Southern Landscapes (#18)
- Mansoa aliacea - Garlic Vine, winter bloomer (#18)
- Moringa citrifolia. Noni - Life Sustaining Plant (#1)
- Muntingia calabura. Sweet as sugar: Muntingia calabura, Strawberry Tree (#8)
- Musa. Hail to the Musa (#4)
- Myristica fragrans. Nutmeg: the treasure of Dutch East India Company (#8)
- Myrtaceae. Myrtaceae for garden and potting culture. Part I (Flowers) (#11), Part II (Fruit) (#12)
- Nelumbo nucifera. Growing Lotus from seed (#10).
- Persea americana. Fertility fruit from a “Testicle Tree”. A story of Avocado. Resplendwnt Quetzal - Avocado loving bird (#9)
- Pouteria. Sapote: a Natural Sweetness (#10).
- Punica granatum. Growing a pomegranate tree (#14)
- Richardia. Richardia: humble groundcover from the royal family (#14)
- Sapindaceae. Looking into those Dragon Eyes: Sapindaceae Family (#17).
- Senna Multijuga. August bloomer: Senna Multijuga (#13)
- Sideroxylon. Tambalacoque, the Dodo tree (#14)
- Strongylodon. Strongylodon - Jade Vine (#4)
- Telfairia occidentalis. Ugu, a Nigerian Feel-good Food (#16)
- Theobroma cacao. Theobroma Cacao - an exciting present from Tropics (#4)
- Thunbergia. (#15)
- Wrightia. Parade of the Enchanting and Sacred - Wrightias (#2)
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