Add a truly special touch with the beautiful silvery gray-green leaves and small seed pod clusters of the seeded eucalyptus
Evening primrose (Oenothera biennis) is a common edible wildflower that's popular with foragers, since it's edible tip to root. The roots and leaves are available in early spring, the edible flowers bloom all summer long,
Deze herfstbladprint, van een origineel aquarelschilderij, is de perfecte aanvulling op je herfstdecor. Met verschillende bladeren en zaaddozen in sinaasappels en groen, is het een charmant gastvrouwcadeau voor Thanksgiving of een welkomstcadeau voor een housewarming. • 8 x 10 op mat papier van 8,5 x 11 inch. Verpakt in cellohoes met kartonnen achterkant. Plat verzonden • 11 x 14 op 1,5 x 16,5 mat papier. Verpakt in cellohoes opgerold in verzendkoker • 16 x 20... geen rand op mat papier dat bestand is tegen vingerafdrukken. Houd rekening met 2-3 dagen extra levertijd aangezien ze buiten de studio worden afgedrukt (c) LISA ZADOR 2013: reproductierechten en auteursrechten worden niet overgedragen met de verkoop van de print. • Lijst niet inbegrepen ----------------------------------------------------------- OOK GETOOND: SET VAN 6 KAARTEN VOOR HERFSTBLAD: https://www.etsy.com/listing/242617501/autumn-cards-leaf-cards-autumn-leaves POMPOENTABEL AFDRUKKEN: https://www.etsy.com/listing/162257290/pumpkin-varieties-chart-harvest-pumpkin PRINT MUTTEN: https://www.etsy.com/listing/728913191/moth-chart-print-moth-art-moth-poster PRINT PADDESTOELEN: https://www.etsy.com/listing/736925891/mushroom-print-food-print-mushroom-chart PRINT VAN MOTOREN EN VUURVLUCHTEN: https://www.etsy.com/listing/708011338/moth-print-moth-art-moth-poster-insect JACK-O-LANTERN-PRINT https://www.etsy.com/listing/164061001/pumpkin-print-jack-o-lantern-print ZEESCHELPPRINT: https://www.etsy.com/listing/988674230/seashell-print-shell-varieties-print PRINT VISKAART: https://www.etsy.com/listing/711361004/fishing-print-retro-gone-fishing-sport KLAAR OM GEMONTEERD TE WORDEN PRINT: https://www.etsy.com/listing/245691295/mounted-print-ready-to-hang-any-print-in
Cytisus or brooms are deciduous or evergreen shrubs which originate from Europe and Africa. They have palm shaped leaves which are mid-green in colour. Cytisus can become leafless as they mature emphasising the beautiful flowers. Flowers are pea like and can be highly fragrant. They are followed by mid-green, downy seed pods which can be sown in autumn or spring to propagate.Cytisus are ideally grown in moderately fertile, well-drained soil in a shrub border.Cytisus x praecox 'Albus' is a compact, deciduous shrub known for its profusion of elegant white pea-like flowers that bloom in early spring, adding a touch of delicate beauty to garden borders and sunny, well-drained areas
Galapagos Natural Magnolia Seed Pods are a great addition to any bioactive terrarium. These pods provides shelter, security, and food for microfauna living in bioactive vivariums. Over time, seed pods and leaf litter break down and help to provide organic nutrients for microfauna and plant life. This makes the leaves, seed pods, and other green material crucial ingredients for a well-rounded bioactive vivarium. Great addition to any bioactive terrarium. Pods provides shelter, security, and food for microfauna living in bioactive vivariums. Over time, seed pods and leaf litter break down and help to provide organic nutrients for microfauna and plant life.
Annual nasturtiums are colorful and easy to grow, with edible flowers, leaves, and green seed pods. Learn when and how to harvest them now on Gardener's Path.
***Please Read: This has become a very popular item, and for good reason! Lunaria is a biennial/perennial that does not like transplanting and thus is NOT recommended for starting indoors. Complete growing instructions below.*** A worthy Investment!!! Will provide a bountiful return for years to come! Money Plant is a biennial famous for its silvery white, flattened, disc-like seed pods popular in dried arrangements. While famous for the seed pods, this plant's flowers are STRIKING in the spring garden! The first year mainly sprouts foliage of heart-shaped leaves but the second year brings wonderfully fragrant lavender spring flowers and the famous silvery seed pods that give this plant its names. Silver Dollar plants grow 2-3 ft. tall. Very attractive to butterflies, bees & other pollinators. Direct sowing the seeds in Spring & Fall will give you flowers and pods yearly. The reason for the staggered planting is that Honesty Plant is a biennial. The seeds germinate and the plant grows during one year but the flowers and “coin pods” don’t come until the next year. Some of the seed you plant at the first of summer may sprout and have enough time to flower this year. Great for a landscaped yard and a wonderful plant for naturalizing in borders, woodlands, or wild gardens. Popular in winter arrangements, Money Plant was introduced to England from Germany in the late 1500s and brought to America by the Puritans. Also called Honesty Plant, Silver Dollar Plant, Satin Flower, Penny Flower, Judas' Penny, and Moonwort, Lunaria annua Lunaria bienna. According to historical record, Thomas Jefferson once grew this species in his extensive experimental gardens at Monticello. The genus name "Lunaria" means "moon," referring to the appearance of Money Plant seed pods. ***Money plant is a biennial, meaning it grows leaves the first year and flowers the second. After flowering, it dies. However, it readily reseeds itself to create a permanent stand. ~ planting ~ Silver dollar is hard to transplant. Fall Planting: Direct sow Money Plant seeds in early fall, sprinkled on the ground and covered with a light amount of soil is best. Consider spacing 15 to 18 inches apart for good air circulation between grown plants. Adding a few inches of organic matter to the soil before planting will help start a healthy growth. Give it a good drink of water. Spring Planting: COLD STRATIFICATION = mix the seeds with moist sand and store in the refrigerator for 60 days before planting. Indoor Planting: It is VERY DIFFICULT to have success if starting indoors as this plant does not like to be transplanted. Also, cold stratification is necessary to try and replicate what would would happen naturally if planted directly in the fall. If attempting this method, which I do not recommend, please note that it might not be successful. If you do decide to germinate this way, make sure you treat them as a spring planting and COLD STRATIFICATION = mix the seeds with moist sand and store in the refrigerator for 60 days before planting. This plant does not like transplanting, so best to direct sow. ~ growing ~ Lunaria are easy to grow and require little to no attention once established. They can be grown in almost any soils and thrive in partial and shady areas. Once your Lunaria is established, you can largely leave it to itself. Water them only during droughts when the soil has dried out. You can also add a general purpose fertilizer once a month if growth seems slow and especially in very poor soils. ~ harvesting ~ Ornamental Honesty Plant seed pods make long-lasting additions to dried flower arrangements. After the pods have completely dried on the plant, cut the stems and hang them upside down in a dry place until the entire stem is dry. If desired, carefully remove the outer layer of the seed pods to reveal the silvery inner layer. About Nimble NiteCap: • Heirloom Seeds • Organic Seeds • Non-GMO Seeds • Open Pollinated Seeds • Untreated Seeds • US Grown Seeds • growing instructions included •Regular testing is conducted to uphold the highest germination standards, all the while employing appropriate seed storage techniques. Sustainable Packaging & Shipping: • NimbleNitecap seeds are packed in eco-friendly, compostable seed packets. Seed packets are printed in house with vegetable-based inks on biodegradable, recycled materials. (Small plastic bags are infrequently used to prevent the loss of very small seeds.) • All orders are carefully packed and shipped with tracking via USPS First Class (or Priority, if selected) in padded ECOENCLOSE recycled and reusable mailers, or double-walled recycled boxes to protect your items in transit. Most orders ship out the same or next business day! Please note that this time may be extended during peak season. • FREE SHIPPING on all orders of $35 or more & Flat Rate shipping no matter how many seed packets you order.
If you want to keep your fuchsia flowers looking fabulous, you need to deadhead them the right way. Read more now for details on nailing this garden chore.
Seed Pods 5 acrylic/colored pencil on 12″x 12″ canvas sold
Catalpa Pros and Cons When out on a walk I came upon a tree I had not seen before. It had seed pods that looked like elongated green beans. They were over a foot long! The neighbor who owned the tree said it was a catalpa. It produced loads of beautiful flowers in the spring and was very prolific. I was impressed with what seemed like an exotic tree growing so close to home. Was this something I should consider for my own yard? I did some research and found out there are pros and cons to the catalpa, sometimes for exactly the same features. The pros: The catalpa grows pretty much anywhere with southern and northern varieties. It produces lovely, sweet-smelling flower clusters. It is a good shade tree that grows fast and thrives pretty much in any condition – poor soil, inadequate drainage, drought – a frequent choice for naturalizing. The wood is strong and has an interesting grain and is often used for fence posts. The tree attracts what are called catalpa worms, which are good fishing bait. The cons: The flowers have a smell that may be overpowering. They also produce pollen that can be extremely irritating to those with respiratory allergies. When the flowers drop it is quite messy. The seeds scatter and plant themselves indiscriminately so it may be hard to control their spread and growth. The worms are actually the larvae of catalpa sphynx moths that can denude the tree. Quite a mixed bag of characteristics. It makes me think of people, each of us with our own pros and cons both in relating to others and for our own development. We are strong but can be overpowering. We grow fast but we don’t always grow up. We can attract the right things to ourselves but may also crave them to excess. I think I will pass on planting my own catalpa tree. My yard seems happy and mostly balanced. The catalpa feels like too much of a good thing.
The metal art form of painting glass powder on designated areas on metal dated back to the Yuan Dynasty 13th to 14th century. It was believed the Mongols brought the objects back from conquered Islamic regions. The technique became very popular during the Ming Dynasty (CE 1368 - 1644.) Sometime at the end of the 19th century when China participated in the World Expositions, it appeared that cloisonne enamel objects become an item of trade. This round covered box with a bronze Foo Dog finial was made around the turn of the century. The craftsmen thoroughly learned the technique and were able to produce well made, well designed objects. The design is the lotus flower, symbol of purity. The overall pattern includes the lotus flower, leaves and seed pods. The tiny metal wires are placed in lines of a wavy pattern, simulating movement of water in the lotus pond. The lotus flower theme is carried out on the side of the box as well. less
I passed a lovely afternoon recently in harvesting my first nettle seeds of the year. They are so abundant right now and so helpful during these busy periods that it was a real pleasure to get out …
Red BurgundyAbelmoschus esculentus 60 days — Under optimum conditions, 'Red Burgundy' okra, also sold as 'Burgundy' by some merchants, has attractive plants that reach four to five feet in height. Its beautiful, hibiscus-like, creamy-yellow colored flowers develop into burgundy colored pods that should be harvested at three to four inches in length, but remain tender to about six inches. The pods turn green when cooked. As noted, its plants are quite ornamental with burgundy stems, leaf ribs, and pods contrasting nicely with its green leaves.'Red Burgundy' okra was developed by Leon Robbins[1] at Clemson University in South Carolina and introduced in 1983. It was an "All-America Selection®" winner in 1988. Each packet contains two grams, which is about 30 seeds.
How to dry and preserve flowers, leaves, stems, and pods from the ornamental garden to give you a treasure trove of beautiful dried plants to craft with.
A cross section of okra sits for a portrait.
This vintage botanical poster titled "Trichipteris Excelsao" by Charles D'Orbigny features a detailed illustration of a tall tree with segmented leaves, accompanied by close-up views of its leaf structure, seed pod, and fruit. Perfect for nature enthusiasts, this portrait-style print blends classic illustration techniques with scientific precision, making it a timeless addition to any botanical art collection.
We've rounded up 12 easy and creative nature crafts you can make with your preschoolers at home this fall, thanks to Adventure Ahead by KinderCare.
CLOVE & ROSEMARY HERBAL HAIR GROWTH OIL INGREDIENTS : Clove, Rosemary leaves, Jajoba oil, Grapseed oil, Coconut oil, Castor oil, Dried hibiscus flower petals, Dried rosemary leaves, Lavender essential oil, Peppermint oil, Vetiver root, Senna flowers, Nigella seeds, Dried amala, Rose petals, Alkanet, White tumeric, Bakul flowers, Baccuhi seeds, Senna leaves, Henna seeds, Sweet flag, Myrobalan, screw tree pods, Fenugreek seeds, Black cummin seeds, Neem powder, Shea butter PRODUCT DIRECTIONS : Simply apply to your scalp 3 - 4x a week / 2x a day for 7 days or as needed to, damage, dry, thinning, balding areas. Daily use for maximum fast growth results. Some people have seen results in as little as 2-4 weeks of growth and as little as 1 week in change in hair appearance and hair texture, from damage dry, brittle, thinning, ashy colored locs to shiny smooth healthy hydrated moisturized locs. Mist instructions: 3:2 Water to Herbal Oil ratio for everyday misting 2x a day and massage scalp throughly and apply to your locs as needed. HOT OIL TREATMENTS: Use double boiling method boiling water to heat oil approximately 5 - 10 mins to reactivate properties in oil allow oil to cool before use.
This design features overlapping sycamore seed pods, gently drifting to the ground, in a matte finish, on a weather-worn ground. Have you thought about wallpaper accessories? Shop here.
Daylilies form seed pods that can be confusing to identify if you are not familiar with what they look like. So what does a daylily seed look like and
A scrambling perennial groundcover with grey-green leaves and bright red pea-like flowers with yellow centres in spring and summer, followed by flat seed pods. Suitable to use as a groundcover, spilling over retaining walls or in hanging baskets. One plan
Harvest canna seeds and grow canna plants in perpetuity
You may remember the helicopters you played with as a child, those that fell off the maple tree. They’re more than something to play with, as they contain a pod with edible seeds inside. Click on the
