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Dear plant and garden enthusiasts,
Over many years, we have had the pleasure of accompanying you on your gardening journey with exotic seed rarities and plants from around the world. Watching things grow together has brought us great joy. But every project has its time—and for us, the moment has come to step back. Due to health reasons, it is with a heavy heart that we have decided to permanently close the sunshine-seeds.de online shop and enter our well-deserved retirement. This decision was not an easy one for us. However, our health now requires our full attention. We would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your many years of loyalty, the trust you have placed in us, and your enthusiasm for our green rarities! Important information regarding the shop closure:
Our shop is permanently closed from October 1, 2026.
Customer Service & Support: For questions regarding your orders, you can still reach us as usual even after the shop closes at info@sunshine-seeds.de.
We wish you a continued green thumb, much joy with your plants, and all the best for the future!
Warm regards,
Peter Krebs & Team Sunshine-Seeds
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| Mangroves are evergreen, perennial woody plants and occur in the wet tropics and subtropics. They shape bushes and forests in swamps, river banks and sea shores. To survive in the mostly muddy, oxygen-poor soils, they are stilt roots, air and breathing roots. They are very tolerant of salt and always require warm waters.
Some mangrove species produce for propagation a variety of seeds and strategies. The most interesting are the live-bearing (viviparous) seeds, i.e. the seeds germinate in the fruit already on the mother plant to a seedling. If the seedling is ready, it falls away from the parent plant, where it planted itself in the muddy ground and is anchored by the formation of stilt roots.
Our assortment include both types of mangroves that grow in salt or fresh water, such as "Rhizophora," as well as species that can be cultivated in substrate and kept as a container plant, for example, "Barringtonia". |
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