Papilio thoas cinyrusThis critter is also known as "King Swallowtail" and is one of the largest of the South American Swallowtails. Preserved by Chicago based group The Butterfly Company, this lovely unmounted male Papilio thoas cinyrus hails from Satipo and features a black and yellow wing color. It's looking for its next home, whether within a fancy frame or pinned in a beautiful terrarium scene could yours be the one? Size: ~4. 9" Please note: Each creature is fragile

this tree has attractive thick and round leaves

Size at maturity: 2 - 3' h x 2 -4'w

Height at maturity: 12 - 15' (you will not get this in one season)

They'll form a dense mat on the ground if left to their own devices

This Elephant Ear truly does look like something from the Mesozoic era

'Superb Futura' is a bird's nest type of Sansevieria that's slightly broader and short green with grey marbled leaves and a yellow margin

Approximately 25' long

yellow inflorescences

2" H x 4" D

Super sweet and abundant

Radermachera sinica

commonly referred to as the "Pygmy Date Palm"