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We import carnations once a week from Bogota, Colombia, arrives every Monday evening.

The world cocoa requirements is supplied by the equatorial regions of the world. 38 is supplied by Ivory Coast. 21% by Ghana. 13% Indonesia. 4% Brazil and 1% Malaysia. The Philippines has no significant contribution to the world's cocoa supply at present.

The Walingwaling plant grows on tall diptherocarps but is never known to be a parasite. It lives on treetops reaching for the light of the sun symbolizing high aspirations of the Filipino

Waling-waling, an orchid endemic to the Philippines and only found originally in Davao-Cotabato, foothills of Mt. Apo and Zamboanga del Sur were already known in Europe by 1934, and has made a name for the Philippines that could be the envy of any flower lover people of the world.

A perfect gift idea. Now available at Php 2,500 inclusive of shipping (rate valid in the Philippines only). For foreign destinations, we will quote separately.

A unique heirloom piece: hand-painted mother and child theme on an ostrich egg!

Also nearby is King Toto Farm (also known as Carmen Farms), where a lot of the company's creative activity is undertaken. The farm is at the foothills of Mt Talomo, and is on the fringes of Davao's lush forests. It enjoys a very cool climate, being located more than a thousand meters above sea...

The company divides its activities into four production areas. Puentespina Orchid Gardens, located in Davao City, is where the garden center, offices, and the laboratory are located. It is also here that Waling's famous seedlings and plantlets are hardened, the bulk of which are nursed to maturity...

Starting January 2011, we will have these varieties available. Photos courtesy of Stoop Flowerbulbs. Sold per bundle of 10 stems. Stem length 90cm to 120 cm.

We grow around 20 varieties of Gerbera supplied by Florist de Kwakel in Holland. All gerbera photographs were provided by Florist.

Puentespina Orchids & Tropical Plants, Inc. (POTPI) started as hobby in orchid growing by its founder Charita P. Puentespina in 1977. It grew to become a main business concern, and in 1988 it was incorporated to become what it is now

Our Lilies are now available until January.