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Bayag-usa (Voacanga globosa)

Posted in gardening, gardens, landscaping, Ornamental Plants, Philippine Indigenous Plants, plants, trees, tagged , , , , , , on November 5, 2012| 10 Comments »

A Philippine native bloomer…

…with white, soft, and silky flowers

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A Living Christmas Tree for Your Home

Posted in Ornamental Plants, Philippine Indigenous Plants, tagged , , , , , on November 16, 2011| Leave a Comment »

For this coming holiday season, there is no susbsitute for a real Christmas tree. The scent of the the fresh leaves mingling with the aroma of  Christmas dinner create a perfect setting.

Podocarpus costalis is a Philippine native pine tree ideal for the holidays. Podocarpus may be planted in the garden, or retained in its container to adorn your porch or add warmth to your living room.

Podocarpus may be kept indoors for a maximum of 3 weeks, watered regularly (with 1 week full exposure to the sun prior to placing it indoors).

A Blessed Christmas Season to all from Cainta Plant Nursery!

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…Choose from our lovely collection of plants and trees…

Posted in plants, tagged , , , , , , , , , , on February 24, 2011| 32 Comments »

Cainta Plant Nursery is a commercial plant nursery engaged in the wholesale propagation and production of a wide variety of plants and trees since the early 1960’s.

The current selection includes indigenous Philippine species, palms, bamboo, and plants for use in landscaping and indoors.

We could also propagate your specified plant requirement not in our list which by indent order you can pick up at a later date.

For your queries, please call or email us:

Land lines: (02)8655-0143; (02)8655-8901
Wireless: (02)8697-5278
Fax number: (02)8655-0143
Email: toyalfonsonursery@gmail.com
toyalfonsonursery@yahoo.com
Cellphone number: +639198249655; +639207644924

We look forward to the opportunity to serve your plant requirements!

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Preview our plant collection…

Posted in plants, tagged , , , , , , , on February 23, 2011| 10 Comments »

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These are some pictures taken from our latest plant collection. Take your time and enjoy viewing our variety of  Philippine indigenous plants, exotic ornamental plants, bamboo, and palms! You may also see Our Products for more details.

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