Aromatic shrub with delightful fragrant yellow blooms.

Japanese herb popular for its antioxidant properties.

SGN Plant Patent #2872

The Mission Bell azalea was hybridized by R. Yoshimura in the 1970’s and named after its characteristic bell-shaped flower and its origin in San Gabriel, “The City with a Mission”

Imported from Japan, the Cherry Blossom begonia has a delicate, fluffy white-flower rimmed with shades of pink-red and named by S. Ishihara.

Imported from Japan, gardenia White Gem is a compact shrub with small, fragrant white flowers and shiny green leaves that was named by S. Ishihara.

An outstanding evergreen tree that is highly regarded for its white blossoms and delicate fragrance and is an essence in many perfumes. The San Gabriel Nursery is one of the few nurseries in the United States to successfully propagate and sell this particular variety of champaca

Compact shrub that was named by S. Ishihara after a former San Gabriel Nursery employee, Mrs. Ogino.

This compact shrub was imported from Japan and has a unique mounding habit with lacy, threadlike leaves that turn to a vibrant reddish orange in the fall and was named by R. Yoshimura.

A popular SGN&F plant that is regarded for its pale blue flowers was named after Jessie who was part of our retail nursery staff in the 1980’s.

The San Gabriel Nursery first started commercially selling this plant in the 1980’s after learning about its popularity in Taiwan and Asia. It is an excellent indoor plant that requires minimal care and is sold in varying sizes from bonsai to larger specimens and is now a familiar household plant.