With a red inflorescence capping a 4 foot tall stem, Torch Lily actually looks a bit like a torch. Clusters of tiny, drooping, tubular flowers form long, graceful spikes that are supported by tall, sturdy stems. The foliage is also quite dramatic, composed of grayish green, sword shaped, 3 foot long leaves. Hummingbirds are attracted to the torch's big, ruddy flower clusters. Each offer includes 1 plant grown in a 2.50 quart pot Space plants approximately 24 to 36 inches apart for best results For best results, grow in well drained soil Reaches standard mature height of 36 to 48 inches tall Grows and flowers best in full sun

Geraniums are fast-growing plants with fragrant flowers that do well in containers and in the garden. They're hardy and resistant to most pests. Newer cultivars have sturdy blooms that aren't easily damaged. The plants tend to develop long stems with few leaves or buds if they're not pruned regularly.

Jatropha Podagrica (buddha belly plant) large fig-shaped leaves, swollen base or stem, bright red flowers attract butterflies, patio or garden [DETAILS]

Here are the best fuzzy leaf plant varieties to grow. From fuzzy leaves and stems, these plants are sought after!

Crassula 'Tom Thumb' is a charming miniature plant with tiny triangular leaves in opposing ranks on stems. The tiny mint green leaves have colorful reddish edges especially in bright light. It is topped by clusters of tiny white flowers in spring. Great for windowsill culture or rock gardens, and as a small area ground cover. Teeters with thick, fleshy tips and woody stems below. Summer sun ignites the golden tips and fiery-red outlines along with pale pink, star-shaped flowers in spring through summer. Provide it porous soil with adequate drainage, and bright light with ample airflow. Water thoroughly when soil is dry to the touch.

Photinia is a common sight in eastern landscapes. Many gardeners feel that they can never have enough of these colorful shrubs. Read this article to find out how to save on your landscaping bills by p

Peltophorum Plant (Peela Gulmohar), Gelb Poinciana ist ein sehr auffälliger blühender Baum mit einer Höhe von bis zu 50 'hoch, mit sich weit ausbreitenden Zweigen, die eine schirmartige Krone mit einem Durchmesser von bis zu 25 'bilden. Die Stiele und Zweige sind rostrot filzig. "Die Blätter sind doppelt gefiedert (zweifach zusammengesetzt), etwa 2 'lang mit 8-20 Paaren von 3/4 "langen länglichen Blättchen. Die duftenden Blüten sind auf aufrechten, ungefähr 45 cm langen Stielen gruppiert." Jede Blume ist etwa anderthalb Zoll breit mit lichtdurchlässigen gelben, gefältelten Blütenblättern. Die Blüten haben auffällige orange Staubblätter und jedes Blütenblatt hat einen rotbraunen Fleck in der Mitte. Ihnen folgen purpurbraune, abgeflachte, längliche, 8-10 cm lange Samenkapseln, die bis zur nächsten Blütezeit am Baum bleiben. Dies ist ein sehr auffälliger schirmförmiger Baum. 18-Zoll-CLUSTER aus sehr duftenden Blüten, gefolgt von kupferfarbenen Samenkapseln, die, während sie hängen, selbst sehr auffällig sind. Schnell wachsend und kräftig, bis zu 50 'hoch und 25' breit. Benötigt feuchten, aber durchlässigen Boden, bis sich hergestellt. Zone 9b-11, 27-28F MAX oder sehr kurze Frostperioden. Die meisten unserer Pflanzen, von denen gesagt wird, dass sie kurze Frostperioden verkraften, müssen im Winter trotzdem geschützt werden, bis sie sich gut etabliert haben, um auf der sicheren Seite zu sein! Dieser Baum ist gut im Halbschatten, verträgt aber volle Sonne, wenn er während der Wachstumsphase gut bewässert wird.

Jatropha Podagrica (buddha belly plant) large fig-shaped leaves, swollen base or stem, bright red flowers attract butterflies, patio or garden [DETAILS]

An indepth guide in how to propagate your succulents successfully. Succulent City prides itself in their experts on the succulent plants and propagation.

The hoya plant, also commonly known

Hibiscus sabdariffa Rosella - 10x SeedsA true Aussie favorite! Rosella is a hardy plant, adapted to a range of Australian climates. It can survive dry spells, but for best results, plant in fertile, well-drained soil and water regularly. A tropical plant, Rosella is frost sensitive and grows as an annual in regions with cold winters. Rosella is an attractive annual shrub showing red stems, red/green leaves, producing yellow flowers, which are followed by red fleshy fruit. The fruit can be eaten fresh but Rosella is most commonly used to make condiments, jam, tea and other beverages. It also has many medicinal uses. Plant needs at least 6 months frost free to produce fruit so is best suited to warm climates or grown after the last frost in cooler climates. Also known as Roselle and Jamaica sorrel. Seed Starting Method Raise seedlings and plant out or direct sow  Sowing Depth 10mm Growing Season Spring, Summer, Autumn or after the last frost  Germination Time 10-21+ days at around 20-30c Hardiness Frost tender pannual Plant Spacing  45cm Plant Height 200cm Planting Position Partial or full sun, moist well manured soil Days Until Maturity  180-200 days Growing tips Scarification may be necessary: scratch or rub seeds with a knife, file or sandpaper prior to sowing.  You can also soak in warm water for 24hrs before sowing.

Learn a new crafting technique that will help you create the beautiful rippled leaves of this crepe paper red peperomia plant.

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Aloe Ciliaris (Climbing Aloe) fast-growing succulent, thin stems and leaves, hair-like teeth, large orange-red flowers. [DETAILS]

Radiance is a white variegated Abelia that stands out above any other because of its vigor and ability to maintain color and density throughout the year.

A robust evergreen shrub, Cotoneaster dammeri (Bearberry Cotoneaster) features cascading stems adorned with glossy, rounded, dark green leaves.

Sensitive Plant (Mimosa pudica) general information: Mimosa pudica, also named the Sensitive Plant and Sleeping Grass is a fun plant to grow. The Sensitive Plant folds up its leaves when touched or exposed to a flame or heat. Native to Brazil, it grows to a height of 50 cm with a spread of 30 cm. Sensitive Plant (Mimosa Pudica) is common in rather moist waste soil, in lawns and in open plantations. This ornamental plant can also be grown indoors in pots or outdoors as an annual in the cooler zones. The flowers are pale lilac pink, nearly 1 inch in diameter. The flowers are globe shaped and appear in summer. It has numerous filaments. The stem is erect, slender, red-brown and branching. The fruit is flat and uplong. Bristles on seed pod cling to fur and clothing. The leaves are fern like and pale green with opposite bipinnate leaflets. When this plant is touched, the leaves fold and the stems droop. Recovery is prompt, and the action can be repeated endlessly without harm to the sensitive plant. These movements are called seismonastic movements, reaction to physical shock. At night, the leaves will also fold and bend in movements known as nyctonastic movements, reaction to absence of light. Hardiness zones 9 -11, (-5C/25F,4C/40F) in winter. This plant requires medium light exposure, an evenly moist soil, and temperatures between 60-85F. The plant dislikes root disturbance. Mimosa is sensitive to overwatering. Winter temperatures should not fall below 60F; if they do get chilled, then the plant suffers with yellowing of leaves and stems. Due to its ability to fix nitrogen from the air it works well on poor soils. Use a soil mix consisting of 2 parts peat moss to 2 parts sand and one part perlite. The soil should be kept evenly moist but not saturated. During the growing season, the plants are fertilized weekly with a balanced fertilizer diluted to 1/2 the strength recommended on the label. During the winter months, fertilize on a monthly basis and water sparingly. Sensitive Plant (Mimosa pudica) germination detail: Soak Sensitive Plant (Mimosa pudica) seeds in hot water for one day until they swell. Sow swollen Sensitive Plant (Mimosa pudica) seeds immediately in seeding mix, covering with two to three times their thickness. Do not overwater or allow to dry out and provide good drainage and bright light. Sensitive Plant (Mimosa pudica) Seed will germinate in 14 to 21 days at 70F, it can be a little more, don't give up. Mimosa pudica is an amusing plant to cultivate. This sensitive plant removes its leaves when touched, or when they are exposed to flames or heat. Originally from Brazil, it can reach 50 cm in height and 30 cm in diameter. Mimosa pudica is native to moist and fertile soils. This ornamental plant can be grown in pots or outdoors whenever the climate is colder. The flowers are a pale lilac-pink and are approximately 1 inch in diameter. They are in the shape of a globe and composed of several filaments, they appear in the summer. The tiges are straight, thin, red-brown and divide into branches. The fruit is flat and long. The hairs on the seed envelopes can cling to the clothes. The leaves resemble a fougere cell. They are pale green and composed of small opposing leaves. When you touch the plant, the leaves turn and the stem turns brown. The leaf returns to its position quickly and you can repeat the action without harming the plant. These movements appeal to thygmonasties, a reaction to a physical shock. At night, even the leaves refer to nightfall, it is nyctinastique, a reaction to the absence of light. Rustic areas 9 -11, (-5°C/25°F,4°C/40°F) and winter. This plant requires a clearing day, a humid sol and a temperature between 60-85°F. She realizes that she is losing her temper. Mimosa is sensitive to over-arrosage. In winter, the temperature should not fall below 60°F if the plant takes a cold break and the leaves and twigs turn yellow. Due to being able to hold the nitrogen from the air, Mimosa pudica thrives well in poor sun. Use a mixture composed of 2 parties of sphaigne mousse for 2 parties of sand and a partie de perlite. The sun must be kept moist but not saturated. During the growing season, fertilize every week, taking half the dose recommended on the label. In winter, fertilize for months and arborize less frequently.

Red Clover is a nitrogen-fixing herbaceous plant that can feed livestock, protect and build the soil, attract bees, be used as a medicine, and so much more!

Belleza® Gaura (also known as Oenothera lindheimeri) is a compact cultivar with light pink, dark pink and white striped star-shaped flowers. The 4 petals are. held fan-like and have long prominent stamens. The plant has a reddish color to it year long due to the new growth being red, the green leaves having a red midrib and the stems being red. The pink flowers in small clusters contrast nicely with the dark leaves. This plant will repeat bloom from spring through fall. The long taproot makes it drought tolerant but difficult to transplant. This plant needs well-drained average soil to prevent root rot. Plant in full sun to light shade in the pollinator garden as a border or specimen plant. It also looks great in small groupings. The flowers will attract bees and butterflies. LIFE CYCLE – Herbaceous Perennial COLOR – Burgundy Green GROWTH HABIT – Upright Clump PLANT HEIGHT – 14-16” BLOOM COLOR – Light Pink BLOOM SEASON – Spring to Late Summer PLANT CHARACTERISTICS – Easy to Grow, Fast Growing, Showy Flowers, Attracts Bees and Butterflies USE – Container planting, Cottage Garden, Wildflower planting GROWING CONDITIONS – Well draining PLANT RESISTANCE – Deer, Extreme Heat, Drought LIGHT REQUIREMENTS – Full Sun to light shade WATER NEEDS – Medium to low HARDINESS ZONES – 5-9 Recommended Planting Partners – Perovskia ‘Little Spire’, Echinacea ‘Kismet Yellow’ Check for availability in our shop! Shipping Notes/Disclaimers: *This plant will vary in its stages depending on the time of year they ship. We cannot guarantee blooms at shipment. Plant is dormant and cut back Fall to Winter months. For more details, please message before ordering. *This plant ships in a #1 size pot 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. Loss or browning of a few leaves is typical in shipping. Buyers must contact the seller within 48 hours of receiving the package for a refund or replacement. *All photos are stock photos to give representation of the plant in stages of life. Each individual plant is unique.

Botanical Name: Anagallis arvensis. The Genus name Anagallis derives from the Greek word 'anagelas', meaning 'to laugh' and probably stems from the notion of the past ages that the herb could boost mood and relieve depression. Other Common Names: Red pimpernel, pimpernel, red chickweed, poor man's weatherglass, bird's-eye, nonsblom (Norwegian), murajes (Spanish), mouron des champs (French), Acker-Gauchheil (German), nónblóm (Icelandic), puna-alpi (Finnish), rödmire (Swedish), rød arve (Danish). Habitat: Scarlet pimpernel is most likely native to the Mediterranean region, but has now been introduced to most parts of the world with a temperate climate. It prefers relatively sandy soil and can

The term “macro photography” is used to describe photography of small objects at larger than life sizes, usually five times or more. While many folks stick to insects and flowers (understandably!) macro photography can be applied to almost anything. Buttons, fabric, water drops, eyes… you name it! Here, we’ll look at 10 beautiful macro photos:…

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• 20 blank notecards (5 each of 4 designs) with envelopes in a decorative box • Printed in full color on recycled paper with soy based inks • High-quality 250 gsm card stock • Soft white envelopes • Pomegranate’s notecard sets feature exclusive selections of art from museums and artists around the world Box size: 5.375 x 7.375 x 1.5 in. Card size: 5 x 7 in. Using a flatbed scanner as her camera, Deb Stoner captures every bit of detail in her floral still lifes, from the vibrant hues of a flower’s petals to the fine hairs of its stem. Though the plants and bugs Deb features often come from her garden, her neighbors and friends pitch in and offer bits of nature from their own backyards—distinguishing these compositions as reflections of her home and her community. Send a bouquet that will last throughout the seasons with details from four of Deb’s large-scale photographs, reproduced for this set of notecards. Contains five each of the following notecards: Clematis on the Fourth of July (detail), 2018 Magnolia and Snowbells (detail), 2015 Delphinium and Rue (detail), 2014 Siri’s Lilac with Dandelions and Columbine (detail), 2016

The gardening experts at HGTV feature purple, dark red and black flowers and plants for your gothic garden.

Lotsa Agaves in flower at the nursery right now! There are numerous sizes, forms, and colors of these gorgeous plants. Here are some of our favorites.

Extremely winter hardy, Arctostaphylos uva-ursi (Bearberry) is a slow-growing, creeping, evergreen shrub with trailing red stems studded with small, leathery, glossy, obovate, dark green leaves