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Rhipsalis baccifera, the mistletoe cactus, is an epiphytic plant notable as the only cactus species native to both the Americas and the Old World, including Africa.

Rhipsalis cereuscula, known as the coral cactus, is an epiphytic succulent native to Brazil that is distinguished by its dense, coral-like clusters of contoured stems.

Described by Friedrich Ritter in 1961, the Golden Rat Tail is a trailing cactus native to Bolivia that is notable for its dense, golden-yellow spines and vibrant orange flowers.

Partridgeberry (Mitchella repens) is a low evergreen vine native to eastern North American woodlands, notable for its paired flowers that fuse at the ovary to produce a single two-eyed red berry.

Disocactus flagelliformis, originally described by Carl Linnaeus in 1753, is an epiphytic Mexican cactus notable for its long, trailing stems and bright pink flowers.

Nasturtium, in the genus Tropaeolum, is an edible South American plant known for its bright flowers and shield-shaped leaves, both of which are used in culinary dishes.

Verbena is a large genus of annual and perennial plants native to the Americas and Asia, widely cultivated for their long-lasting clusters of small, vibrant flowers.

Lobelia is a large genus of flowering plants named after 16th-century Flemish botanist Matthias de l'Obel, noted for containing medicinal alkaloids.

Petunias are native to South America and were first described scientifically in the early 19th century; the modern garden petunia is an interspecific hybrid of two Argentinian wild species.