SCIENTIFIC NAME Cucurbita moschata DAYS TO MATURITY 110 days FIELD NOTES Soil Requirements: Fertile, well-drained soils. Row Covers: Cover young plants to increase early growth...
Sarracenia, or North American pitcher plants are temperate carnivores hailing from - you guessed it - North America! From short and squat to tall and monstrous, solid lime green to white with red veins, diversity among this genus is astonishing. Selective breeding continues to create ever-more complex and beautiful species, hybrids and named cultivars. They just keep. getting. better. With your purchase, you will receive one of the plant featured here. It's a mature specimen and is shipped bare root. During winter, Sarracenia are dormant and pitchers are trimmed back. Come spring, they explode back to life with new pitcher growth and represent the featured photo.
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TURN HEADS WITH GLOSSY SUMMER FOLIAGE AND A STUNNING FALL SHOW FEATURES: Dark and glossy, emerald green leaves emerge in spring and hold their dramatic color through the summer In fall, the leaves turn to hues of yellows and oranges to light your landscape Tight, columnar form creates a dense privacy screen or elegant spires on either side of your front door Low maintenance, disease and mildew resistant An impressive tree not just for you, but the wildlife also sing their praises as they snack on the acorns Hand selected fresh from the Grower Ships on our trucks because of the size of the tree - does not fit in a box Photo Credit: ©J Frank Schmidt & Sons Nursery® Skinny Genes Oak
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The Sarracenia leucophylla purple lips. Big, beautiful, and one of the best breeding leucophylla in existence. This plant is the parent of many popular, high-value hybrids like Sarracenia Saurus, Vintner's Treasure, etc. Pitchers are large, wide and, as the name would suggest, have a purple-hued lip. These Sarracenia are mature, flowering-ready plants, frequently with multiple crowns/growth points. If you'd like to do some fun hybridizing of your own, or even if you'd just like a beautiful specimen plant, this is the leucophylla to get. Shipping note: Mesa Exotics charges $10.00 flat rate shipping to the continental US regardless of how many plants you purchase from his storefront on Carnivorous Plant Resource. Plants ship every Monday and Tuesday and they normally take about 2 days to reach you. Plants are dormant during winter and ship bare root. Shipping during dormancy is ideal as it minimizes stress on the plant, and allows them to roar back to life come spring!
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Maki Podocarpus, or Podocarpus macrophyllus' Maki,' is a beloved choice among gardeners. This evergreen shrub, part of the Podocarpaceae family, hails from Japan and China. Its unique features and numerous benefits make it a standout in any garden or landscape. This plant is known for its dense, compact growth, reaching 8-10 feet at maturity. The dark green, leathery leaves are narrow and lance-shaped, offering a visually appealing backdrop in any setting. Its dense branching and ease of pruning make it ideal for hedges, screens, or topiaries. One of the standout features of Maki Podocarpus is its adaptability. It thrives in full sun to partial shade and can tolerate various soil types, including clay, loam, and sandy soils. Once established, it is also drought-tolerant, making it a low-maintenance option for busy gardeners. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, Maki Podocarpus offers practical benefits. Its dense foliage provides excellent privacy and noise reduction, making it perfect for creating a tranquil outdoor space. Additionally, it serves as an effective windbreak, protecting other plants from strong winds. Originally from East Asia, Maki Podocarpus has found its way into gardens worldwide, including in the United States. Its striking appearance and versatility make it a valuable addition to any garden or landscape design. Caring for Maki Podocarpus Proper care ensures the healthy growth and longevity of your Maki Podocarpus. Here are some guidelines for watering, pruning, and fertilizing: Watering: Maki Podocarpus prefers moist, well-drained soil. Water deeply and thoroughly, allowing the soil to dry slightly between waterings. Increase watering frequency during hot summer months to prevent drought stress. Avoid overwatering to prevent root rot. Pruning: Pruning helps maintain the desired shape and size of your Maki Podocarpus. The best time to prune is late winter or early spring before new growth appears. Remove dead, damaged, or diseased branches. For bushier growth, selectively prune branch tips. Avoid heavy pruning, as recovery may take longer. Fertilizing: Feed your Maki Podocarpus in early spring with a balanced slow-release fertilizer. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for application rates. Avoid fertilizing during winter when the plant is dormant. Regular fertilization will enhance its vigor and overall health.
Photinia is an evergreen shrubs which are very popular in gardens, with their attractive foliage and many uses such as hedging, stand-alone shrubs and topiary. Photinia requires full sun and well-drained soil.Photinia Little Fenne is a brand-new variety which is very sweet and compact, making an ideal dwarf hedge with a height reaching 90cm. The new growth comes through as a pinky red before maturing to dark green, also bears creamy white flowers in spring making it a wonderful hedge or a stand-alone shrub.
Features Dwarf Variety Resists Deer Characteristics Height: 18 - 24 In Spread: 18 - 30 In Habit: Mounded Foliage Color: Orange Foliage Color: Red Foliage Color: Yellow Bloom Time: Late Spring-Early Summer Bloom Time: Spring Bloom Time: Summer Plant Type: Shrub
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Sarracenia, or North American pitcher plants are temperate carnivores hailing from - you guessed it - North America! From short and squat to tall and monstrous, solid lime green to white with red veins, diversity among this genus is astonishing. Selective breeding continues to create ever-more complex and beautiful species, hybrids and named cultivars. They just keep. getting. better. With your purchase, you will receive one of the plant featured here. It's a mature specimen and is shipped bare root. During winter, Sarracenia are dormant and pitchers are trimmed back. Come spring, they explode back to life with new pitcher growth and represent the featured photo.
Heirloom Cantaloupe an old French heirloom with a superb flavor! This variety is a well known 2-3 lbs. heirloom melon that has light grey-green skin with a vibrant orange flesh. Charentais is one of the best tasting melons that is super sweet and very fragrant! Days to Maturity: 65-85 days Hardiness Zone: 3-9 Planting Depth: ½" Plant Spacing: 2-3 inches Row Spacing: 4-6 inches Growth Habit: Vine Soil Preference: Rich, sandy, Ph 7 to 7.8 Temp Preference: Warmer Light Preference: Full Sun
Photinia is a evergreen shrub with leathery, dark green leaves which are bronze to red when young. Small white flowers are bourne in spring. Photinia's require full sun and well drained soil. Ideal as a screening plant as well as a stand alone specimen.Photinia Louise bears deep red new growth and matured to variegated green and cream foliage. An excellent choice shrub either for a standalone fo a hedge
Pseudopanax ferox Overview Common Name: Spiky Panax or Horned Lancewood Family: Araliaceae Native Range: Native to New Zealand, particularly in the forests of the North Island. Key Characteristics Appearance: Leaves: The plant is renowned for its dramatic, spiky leaves. Young plants have long, narrow leaves with sharp, serrated edges. As the plant matures, the leaves transition to a more leathery texture and a more distinctive, spiky appearance. Size: Can grow up to 5 meters tall in its natural habitat, though it may be smaller when grown indoors or in pots. Growth Habit: Form: The plant has a tall, slender trunk with a canopy of dense, spiky foliage. The leaves are arranged in a rosette at the top of the stem. Growth Rate: It grows relatively slowly and is long-lived. Cultivation: Light: Prefers bright, indirect light but can tolerate some direct sun. Soil: Thrives in well-draining soil. A mix of potting soil and sand or perlite is ideal. Watering: Needs regular watering but is tolerant of periods of drought. Ensure good drainage to prevent root rot. Temperature: Prefers moderate temperatures and can tolerate cool conditions. It’s not frost-hardy and should be protected from freezing temperatures. Uses: Ornamental: It’s popular as an ornamental plant for its unique appearance. It can be used in tropical and subtropical gardens, or as a striking indoor plant. Cultural Significance: In its native New Zealand, Pseudopanax ferox has cultural significance and is known for its distinctive appearance in local landscapes. Care Tips Indoor Growing: Ensure it gets enough light and avoid overwatering. Repot as needed to provide space for growth. Outdoor Growing: Protect from extreme cold and ensure it’s planted in a sheltered location. Fun Fact The plant’s spiky leaves give it a somewhat prehistoric look, making it an intriguing addition to any plant collection. You get the plant of the displayed size.
Sarracenia, or North American pitcher plants are temperate carnivores hailing from - you guessed it - North America! From short and squat to tall and monstrous, solid lime green to white with red veins, diversity among this genus is astonishing. Selective breeding continues to create ever-more complex and beautiful species, hybrids and named cultivars. They just keep. getting. better. With your purchase, you will receive one of the plant featured here. It's a mature specimen and is shipped bare root. During winter, Sarracenia are dormant and pitchers are trimmed back. Come spring, they explode back to life with new pitcher growth and represent the featured photo.
Product Description This beautiful Potentilla collection is a great choice for adding long-flowering and colourful varieties into the summer garden display. These joyful flowers produce an abundance of constant single blooms from May through to September in a range of wonderful colours that sit against dense green foliage. Low maintenance and a rare target for pests and disease, our Cinquefoil collection will brighten up patio containers or the garden border where they will reach a mature height of 90cm. The leaves will fade and fall during the winter and regrow the following year with fresh growth, making this an ideal choice for adding colour and character to all gardens. The collection includes one of each variety: Snowbird (white), Sunset (yellow), Pink Whispers and Red Ace. 15-20cm tall plants, supplied in 2L pots. Plant Size Mature Height 90 cm Mature Spread 90 cm Planting Notes Soil Type Well drained, light soil Growing at a glance… Light pruning can be done in March, but is often not necessary for Potentilla. A fantastic choice for borders, or rockeries.Potentilla shrubs are an easy subject to grow. For best results they should be planted in a sunny location, in light (well drained) soil.
Certified Organic. Up to 12 days. Robust and substantial microgreen. Blue Vates has a mild spinach flavor, making it a great micro or baby salad green. Fast & easy to grow"like most brassicas"Blue Curled kale is a great choice as a base for any microgreen salad. Select a Different Use for This Seed: Garden Growing Vates Blue Scotch Curled Kale Microgreens Latin Name: brassica oleracea Other Names: Days to Maturity: 8-12 days Growth Medium: Hydroponic or Soil Color: A white stem with a hint of pink and purple. Bright green leaves Flavor: A stong broccoli flavor, nutty and rich Nutrients: antioxidants, fiber, Vitamins A,C, and K, iron, and copper Seeds Per Package: 1 oz - Approximately 8,000 Seeds 4 oz - Approximately 32,000 Seeds 1 lb - Approximately 128,000 Seeds 5 lb - Approximately 640,000 Seeds 25 lb - Approximately 3,200,000 Seeds Depending on the variety of kale that you choose, the color in the stems and leaves may vary. Forexample, Red Russian Kale is can range of floral purple stems to a bright pink"it is not uncommon to get a mixture of these in one crop. Growing Kale Microgreens is quite easy; as long as you follow a few basic steps, you should have a plentiful harvest of microgreens in no time. Prepare your growth medium, whether it be soil or a hydroponic growth mat, by getting it sufficiently moist. Spread seeds evenly across the surface of the growth medium. The desnser you sow the seeds, the thicker your crop will turn out. However, be wary of over-seeding, which can lead to to the seeds becoming overcrowded, leading to crop failure. After seeds are sown, cover for one to two days to allow seeds to germinate, and then uncover seeds and place under a grow light or in a place in your home that gets a lot of sunshine (rotate crop if next to a window to prevent "bending" in the microgreens). Continue to water when need for up to a week and half. By then, you should have a bounty of little greens to incorperate into your meals.
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Sarracenia, or North American pitcher plants are temperate carnivores hailing from - you guessed it - North America! From short and squat to tall and monstrous, solid lime green to white with red veins, diversity among this genus is astonishing. Selective breeding continues to create ever-more complex and beautiful species, hybrids and named cultivars. They just keep. getting. better. With your purchase, you will receive one of the plant featured here. It's a mature specimen and is shipped bare root. During winter, Sarracenia are dormant and pitchers are trimmed back. Come spring, they explode back to life with new pitcher growth and represent the featured photo.
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