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Oleander
With its beautiful, sweet-smelling flowers, an oleander is a true overindulgence for the senses. In the summer, place the plant outside to be able to enjoy it on long, sultry summer evenings.
In the wild, this plant grows in the Mediterranean Basin. It is for good reason that Sunshiners® plants are grown under the Spanish sun. In such ideal growth conditions, a small cutting can easily grow into a beautiful, strong plant of excellent quality. |
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Hibiscus
The luxurious flowers of the hibiscus are always surprising. The flowers bloom only for a day or two, but new buds keep springing open. This is why the hibiscus is a very lively plant that looks different every day.
Also known as the China rose, this plant originates from tropical Asia where the plant can grow up to four metres high! They say that the sap of the hibiscus flower is used to colour eyebrows and shoes, which is why the plant is also called “shoe flower”. In Hawaii, the flowers have another purpose, as women put them in their hair to seduce men. They know it works! |
Croton
Bright yellow, bright orange, fire-engine red and spring green: you will never tire of the croton, with such a spectacular rainbow of colours. It is an extravagant centrepiece that gives life more colour. For daring people!
The croton, officially called Codiaeum, grows in Indonesia, Polynesia and Malaysia in the wild. There, the plant can grow to several metres in height. What an impressive sight that must be! |
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