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Johnson Garden
Tropical
Plants
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Exotic &
Rare
Plants
from the
Tropics
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The giant bird's nest fern greets you: the
Angiopteris angustifolia beckons you; step
on the stone path and enter the primordial
rain forest. Platycerium grande stands
guard high above, observing all who
invades it's domain. Wander down the path
past the pond and follow the stream to the
waterfall. Stop and admire the
Aglaomorpha's meyeniana and splendens,
also Drynaria quercifolia and rigidula. You
will also find many Alocasias, Anthuriums,
Alpinias . The king and queen of the
Anthuriums are also present, Anthurium
veitchii and Anthurium warocqueanum.
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Propagation:
We grow plants from the world's rain
forests. We grow plants from spore, seeds
and divisions of plants. We have crossed
Anthuriums and have created hybrids. We
now have sporlings, seedlings and extra
divisions of plants available.
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Our History:
We have been collecting and growing tropical
plants for over thirty years. We have collected
in Mexico, Central and South America, the West
Indies, S. E. Asia, and China.
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Please be sure and view our garden scene
page. There are photos of tropical plants
growing in a facsimile of their natural
environment.
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