Know commonly as passion fruit, native to southern Brazil, Paraguay to northern Argentina. Passiflora edulis is a vigorous, herbaceous, long-lived (perennial)  climber, widely cultivated for its edible fruit.

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Least Basil, Wild Sweet Basil, Wild Mosquitoplant Lamiaceae (Mint family)
An interesting native species of the South and Central American tropics, known as “Albahaca de campo” or “Albahaca silvestre” and widely used by indigenous population both for culinary and medicinal purposes.

Common Name(s): Caribbean Oregano, Country Borage, Cuban Oregano, Spanish Thyme, Soup mint. Previously known as:  It has a very strong fragrance of oregano when crushed, hence its other common name Cuban oregano.

Culantro is a culinary and medicinal leafy green/herb commonly used throughout the West Indies and several countries in Latin America and Asia. Culantro is native to continental tropical America and the West Indies and has a similar aroma and flavor to cilantro  (Coriandrum sativum).

Madame Jeanette pepper, originates from Surinam and seems to have been named after a hot lady from the capital city, Paramaribo.  This wrinkled, yellow chili, is closely related and just as hot as the Habanero. The aroma is much stronger and is therefore frequently used in the Surinam and Antillean cuisine.