Ebay has a ton of hoyas. Just make sure their positive feedbacks are high. If you're looking for some of the common hoyas...the big box stores sometimes carry them from Exotic Angel but they are hit and miss. Asiatica Nursery is closing down...but they are taking online orders till the end of July...their shipping is pretty steep...but they have a fantastic assortment and some that are hard to find. Try the exchange section on this forum too.

These are my favorite sites

MyHoyas.com
Hoyor.net
GrowingHoyas.com
Simones-Hoyas.de - German use Google translate
ThaiHoyaclub.com - use Google translate
SwedishHoyaSociety.com- great photos

Apodagis.com
Plumerin.com
Paul Shirley Succulents
Epiphytica.com

Mike

This is probably a very ignorant question, but I also enjoy many of the sites in Mike's list above, and the other day I was wondering:

What is the hoya-Swedish connection? Why are so many of the great sites run by Swedes?

Just like orchid and fern collecting started in Victorian England the Nordic countries seem to have gravitated to certain plants. The common plants to keep in Sweden and Finland are epiphytic cacti like Christmas cacti and Epiphyllum along with Hoyas. I am not too sure of the history of Hoya collecting but it would be interesting to know. It could be that a researcher that was interested in Hoyas just happened to be from Sweden and that their interest in these plants eventually spread to the wider population, not too sure. What I do know is that there are Hoya societies in Sweden just like we have orchid societies here in North America.

Mike