Our Environment

The Sea GrapeIT IS a picturesque shade tree which has the added value of being a source of delicious fruits. The Seagrape, also called the “Caribbean Seagrape”, is native to coastal beaches throughout tropical America and the Caribbean, including southern Florida, the Bahamas, Barbados, Bermuda and Guyana.

The attractive Pygmy Palm— ideal for landscapingTHE Pygmy Date Palm (Phoenix roebelenii) is related to the edible date palm (Phoenix dactylifera), which, as you might guess from its common name, closely resembles in miniature.

The irresistible BasilWERE you to talk about Ocimum basilicum, you would most likely be ignored; but if you were to mention BASIL, or “married-man-pork”, you would instantly engage the interest and attention of cooks, many of whom know of the power of this culinary herb to magically transform ordinary cooking into something unforgettable, making its

The Date Palm: Floral camel of the desertTHE Date Palm, Phoenix dactylifera L., is one of the world’s oldest fruit trees, enjoying mention in both the Qur’an and the Bible.

WHEN IT comes to seasoning and flavouring foods, the leaves of eschallot, thyme, basil and other such herbs can turn a simple dish into an unforgettable masterpiece.

Narcissus a symbol of unrequited loveThe Narcissus plant, also known as the daffodil, is a beautiful flowering plant which can be grown in your garden with the added value of ownership of a plant with   a colourful history as a symbol of unrequited love.

Tulips or Two Lips!The connection between Tulips and Two Lips may be a matter of whimsy.Notwithstanding this the tulip can lay claim to be among the most popular of garden flowers particularly at Easter time.

Legends of the BaobabLEGEND and folklore abound in areas where Baobab trees have a natural habitat. These legends and tales of folklore are fuelled by the longevity of this miracle tree, which has a lifespan of 5,000 years.