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Bearded Irises are some of the most popular perennials in gardens throughout the world, and we’re not surprised! The endless array of colors and sizes makes them a versatile and show-stopping element of any garden. They are loved by many because they are easy to grow, deer-resistant, they multiply each year. Some are re-bloomers, putting on a colorful show in the garden twice in one season. Here are several tips to make sure your new Irises get acclimated to your space and become a mainstay of your perennial garden! Shipping Notes/Disclaimers: **This plant will vary in its stages depending on the time of year they ship. For more details, please message before ordering. *This plant ships in bareroot with a damp towel wrapped in plastic, to help it retain moisture during it's journey while protecting it's shipping box. When ordering, be mindful that living plants can freeze and over heat. If you live in an area with extreme temperatures, please consider purchasing plants until the weather is more suitable. Spring and Fall are typically the ideal times of year to purchase and plant most plants. Seller is not responsible for plant frost damage or package delay. *Free shipping on this item ships USPS ground shipping. USPS and UPS do not guarantee ship dates unless you pay for overnight shipping. Seller is not responsible for problems outside of our control such as delayed shipping, frost damage, heat damage, wrong or uncompleted address, etc. *We guarantee that we ship out quality healthy plants but cannot control health once shipped. If your items arrive damaged or there is a problem with your order please send us a photo of the original package and the items. A refund or replacement will be given if the problem is caused by the seller, however a slightly dry or wilted plant does not qualify as a damaged plant, with proper care the plant will recover soon. Buyers must contact the seller within 48 hours of receiving the package for a refund or replacement. *All photos are stock pictures to show plant in various stages of its life. Each individual plant is unique.
Dicksonia antarctica is popular when it comes to gardening, landscaping, and decorating. Let us spice up your landscape by learning more about the soft tree ferns.
Know, grow, and create beautiful bonsai Step-By-Step Bonsai is the ultimate introduction to bonsai trees, with illustrated step-by-step projects to make bonsai for beginners simple and achievable. With an A-Z directory of bonsai tree care, you'll learn the key techniques needed to create your own beautiful miniature landscapes. Author and internationally renowned bonsai artist Peter Warren has taught and worked all over the world and brings you the best of Japanese bonsai.His expertise will introduce you to the tools you'll need, tips for bonsai tree care, styling ideas and how to get the best from your bonsai plants. A complete 'how to' on planting, propagation, pruning and training techniques, plant care, and siting. Bonsai trees will bring serenity to your garden and make your landscape truly unique, even in an urban setting.With traditional techniques, display ideas and 20 contemporary projects for your miniature trees, Step-By-Step Bonsai uses photographic guides to make growing bonsai easy and approachable.
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Bearded Irises are some of the most popular perennials in gardens throughout the world, and we’re not surprised! The endless array of colors and sizes makes them a versatile and show-stopping element of any garden. They are loved by many because they are easy to grow, deer-resistant, they multiply each year. Some are re-bloomers, putting on a colorful show in the garden twice in one season. Here are several tips to make sure your new Irises get acclimated to your space and become a mainstay of your perennial garden! Shipping Notes/Disclaimers: **This plant will vary in its stages depending on the time of year they ship. For more details, please message before ordering. *This plant ships in bareroot with a damp towel wrapped in plastic, to help it retain moisture during it's journey while protecting it's shipping box. When ordering, be mindful that living plants can freeze and over heat. If you live in an area with extreme temperatures, please consider purchasing plants until the weather is more suitable. Spring and Fall are typically the ideal times of year to purchase and plant most plants. Seller is not responsible for plant frost damage or package delay. *Free shipping on this item ships USPS ground shipping. USPS and UPS do not guarantee ship dates unless you pay for overnight shipping. Seller is not responsible for problems outside of our control such as delayed shipping, frost damage, heat damage, wrong or uncompleted address, etc. *We guarantee that we ship out quality healthy plants but cannot control health once shipped. If your items arrive damaged or there is a problem with your order please send us a photo of the original package and the items. A refund or replacement will be given if the problem is caused by the seller, however a slightly dry or wilted plant does not qualify as a damaged plant, with proper care the plant will recover soon. Buyers must contact the seller within 48 hours of receiving the package for a refund or replacement. *All photos are stock pictures to show plant in various stages of its life. Each individual plant is unique.
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Free planting templatesI often find getting started is the hardest part of many projects. I was recently reminded how true that is for gardening when a Master Gardener from Newport News wrote to me about a fantastic project she is working on with her fellow gardeners: a "Getting Started" kit tailored specifically to Virginia coastal gardens. This sounds like a terrific idea and I hope to be able to share it when it is ready for prime time. In the meantime, her note jogged my memory about anoth
Back in March, when things were looking ever so bleak & depressing, I directed all my remaining energy into my houseplants and really began focusing on how to grow them on my own - i.e. propagation. It's something I've always wanted to try but felt incredibly nervous about starting, especially because most of my existing plants were on the "younger" side. But if I'm being honest, my fears came from simply not knowing ANYTHING about how to grow roots from a cutting and the question of "would I kill my mother plant in the process?" really deterred me on doing it until I knew a bit more about what I was about to get into...
