PHOTOS PRINTED WITH PERMISSION BY LON SMITH, DEVEREUX GARDENS Tropical plants that are unusual in this market area will be topics of presentation at the June 6 Master Gardener Summer Symposium. The Palay rubber vine is a self supporting, scrambling, many-stemmed vine that grows up to 6 feet tall with long trailing whips. With large and showy white to light purple petals in a funnel shape, the plant can be toxic.
						The Madagascar bridal (wreath) jasmine is a fragrant vine with twining growth that needs a standing support and thrives with bright but indirect light. Moving the plant when in bloom may cause the buds to fall.