Exotic Indian Plants

Fresh kadi patta whenever you need it. No more stale grocery store leaves. Essential for tadka, rasam, chutney, and countless South Indian dishes.

The fragrance of South Indian evenings. Small, intensely perfumed white flowers for the puja room, hair garlands, or simply filling your yard with scent.

Double-petaled jasmine with full, rose-like blooms. Heavier fragrance than single varieties, stunning in containers or garden beds.

Tiny orange-stemmed white flowers that fall like snow each morning. Sacred in Hindu tradition, with a fragrance that fills the entire yard at night.

A cornerstone of Indian home remedies and organic gardening. Fast-growing shade tree with leaves used for skin care, pest control, and traditional medicine.

Sacred plant found in Indian households for centuries. Used in teas, cooking, and daily worship. Several varieties including Rama and Krishna tulsi.

Tart, vitamin C-rich fruit used in pickles, chutneys, and Ayurvedic preparations. A beautiful ornamental tree that produces reliably in Florida.

Heart-shaped leaves used for paan and in traditional celebrations. A climbing vine that thrives in humid, shaded spots in Florida gardens.