Adansonia digitata --African Baobab-- Dracaena this South American liana has

this South American liana has a long history as a plant teacher among the indigenous peoples of the Amazon rainforest

Unique fruiting tree native to certain regions of Africa

Fast-growing vine with thick green leaves

LSN loves variegation and this ficus brings the DRAMA

AKA "Mexican Bird of Paradise"

Adansonia digitata --African Baobab-- Dracaena this South American liana hasAfrican native trees grow near water and thus reveal its presence, & have been documented living to 2450 years. Traditionally have been valued as a source of food, water, health remedies or places of shelter and are steeped in legend and superstition. Height up to 82', trunk diameter up to 46'. Plethora of unusual blooms in early summer. Leaves and fruit are edible and nutritious.