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A fairly new plant to the houseplant scene, the emerald tree grows in the shape of a tree but remains compact. Radermachera sinica plants thrive in four to five hours of bright indirect light per day with moist but well-draining soil. Despite their finicky nature, Radermachera sinica is becoming increasingly popular as a houseplant.

The species name for golden jasmine tree, "hainanensis," refers to the first recorded specimen's location on the island of Hainan in its native southeast Asia. Although its common name refers to the Jasmine flower, the scent of the apricot-colored flowers of the golden jasmine tree is not powerful.

Radermachera frondosa is characterized by its lush, evergreen foliage and elegant, lance-shaped leaves, contributing to a vivid forest understory presence. This plant typically thrives in the filtered light of its natural, humid habitat, revealing a resilience to variations in sunlight. Delicate yet robust, radermachera frondosa adds texture and density to the ecological tapestry, with a preference for well-drained soils that simulate its origin's terrain.

Radermachera ignea is a captivating tropical tree known for its fiery-orange, trumpet-shaped flowers that seem to glow against its lush, dark green foliage. Typically reaching moderate heights, it flourishes in warm climates, often adorning gardens with its year-round blossoms. Its ability to thrive in well-drained soil with ample sunlight speaks to its robust, sun-loving nature.