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PAR ORDRE ALPHABETIQUE: CLIQUER ICI
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COCCOTHRINAX MIRAGUAMA TRINITENSIS 
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COCCOTHRINAX SPISSA ' Guano ' 
Palmae Dominican Republic
Seeds (3) :
 
This unique palm comes from the Caribbean island of Hispaniola and has a very unusual, stout trunk that is usually massi. . . .
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COPERNICIA ALBA 
Palmae Cuba
Seeds (3) :
A beautiful, tall and elegant palm with a blue colouration to the leaves, especially in young plants, it is worth any sp. . . .
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COPERNICIA MACROGLOSSA 
Palmae Cuba
Seeds (2) :
This Cuban species is a most curious palm. It has large circular leaves that have virtually no leafstalk and that do not. . . .
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CORALLOCARPUS BAINESII 
Kedrostis bainesii, Rhynchocarpa bainesii, Corallocarpus sphaerocarpus, Corallocarpus dinteri Cucurbitaceae Madagascar
Seeds (3) : 3.99 EUR
Plant : 26.6 EUR
Plant of the Cucurbitaceae family. Its name was given by Adrianus Dirk Jacob Meeuse in 1962. It is found in the forests . . . .
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CORDIA SEBESTENA ' Geiger Tree ' 
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CORDYLINE FRUTICOSA ' Cordyline Ki ' 
Dracaena terminalis, Cordyline terminalis, Asparagus terminalis, Convallaria fruticosa Agavaceae Tropical Asia
Plant 30cm : 19.95 EUR
Known in Polynesia as a symbol of divine power. As house plant, it likes a sunny location, warmth in the winter, and ple. . . .
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CROTON SOCOTRANUM 
Croton socotranus, Croton pachyclados Euphorbiaceae Socotra Island
Seeds (3) :
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CRYPTOSTEGIA MADAGASCARIENSIS ' Madagascar Rubber Vine ' 
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CUSSONIA SPHAEROCEPHALA 
Araliaceae South Africa
Seeds (3) :
A very attractive, evergreen, small tree with a sparsely branching trunk, each branch of which holds a dense head of var. . . .
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CYCAS ELEPHANTIPES 
Cycadales Thailand
Plant diam 4cm :
A medium-sized cycad from dry woodland on a sandstone massif in northern Thailand with a fairly slender trunk that has a. . . .
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CYPHOSTEMMA JUTTAE ' Wild Grape ' 
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CYPHOSTEMMA MAPPIA ' Mapou, small baobab of Mauritius ' 
Cissus mappia, Vitis mappia Vitaceae Mauritius
Seeds (3) : 3.99 EUR
Seeds (100) : 101.08 EUR
Plant Seedling 20-25cm :
Often described as the "Mauritian baobab" or the "mini baobab", it is a cousin of the vine that has evolved here into gi. . . .
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