Alpinia GALANGA Greater Galangal 1 Live Plant Soiled Fresh Rooted Rhizome Herb
➤ You will receive one (1) live rooted plant. The root has some soil attached and will be wrapped with plastic to keep it fresh.➤ You will receive almost like picture No.2; one baby plant with leaves/leaf and soiled root, OR one piece big and short plant (the leaves will be cut), also with soiled roots, OR one big shoot with soiled roots but without leaves. Whatever available. The shapes and length may vary.➤ Please do not let the package stay too long in the mailbox. The weather is getting hot. Open the package as soon as you receive it. Transplant plant to a big pot or in the ground. Place in shaded area about 1-2 weeks. It will grow really fast, about 3-5 feet tall. They love full sun or partial shade, and no need too much water. Will be dying on first frost day but will re-grow in early Spring.➤ Common names: Greater galangal, Thai ginger, blue ginger, lengkuas, laos, Etc.➤ Uses: for herbs, cooking➤ I grow them organically in Houston, Texas I love to re-use packing/shipping materials (boxes, containers, mailers, bubble wraps, foam peanuts, etc.) to extend their life and keep them out of landfill.
Thai Sunray Canna Lily Rhizomes – Reddish-Orange & Yellow Blooms – 1-Rhizome
Supplies limited. Rich Green foliage that gives way to massive fiery shades of Reddish-Orange splash across deep yellow blooms. A stunner by the wall or by itself. The large bloom size in clusters is a bonus to the striking colors.
Canna Lily Pretoria / Bengal Tiger: Variegated Green Foliage – 2-Rhizomes
Supplies limited. Variegated green foliage that has purplish-red stems that reach up from the wildly marked foliage and give way to massive orange blooms. A stunner by the wall or by itself. The plant grows from 5 to 6 feet tall and does best with 4+ hours of direct sunlight.
INSULIN PLANT /Fiery Costus / Spiral Flag (1 Rhizome) BLOOD SUGAR SUPPORT.
INSULIN PLANT /Fiery Costus /Sugar Plant / Step Ladder / Spiral Flag (1 Rhizome). Shipped with USPS First Class Package.
Hop Rhizomes – Cascade, Columbus, Glacier, Nugget, Chinook, Mt. Hood and more
1 jumbo rhizome per price. Shipping cost is $3.75 for the 1st rhizome & .50 cents for each additional rhizome. We sell rhizomes all year around. Don’t order and store rhizomes for months until ready to plant. Freshness really matters. Rhizomes can be grown indoors. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO. We are a small California hopyard that started in 2010 – (Hip Hops Inc.). We were certified organic for the first 4 years (C.C.O.F). I still use most of the same organic fertilizers. No pesticides or fungicides are ever used! We now sell rhizomes & plants to the general public. All the irrigation water I use is reclaimed water from well water used for other crop land. I dig up the plants fresh from the field as they sell all year. I work out the shipping options so they are usually only in the mail 2 or 3 days (95% of the time). Sometimes they take 4 days (5% of the time). This is so the plants & rhizomes do not dry out & die in shipping. I have tons of experience growing these plants (long before deciding to go commercial & starting a business) so feel free to send me questions. Most U.S. varieties do not mind the heat (do well even in 100 + degrees with lots of water). A few U.S. varieties do not like the extreme heat (95 + degrees), like Centennial & Willamette. These 2 will grow but will stop flowering when the high heat arrives. Most European varieties will struggle a bit in high heat (95 +) and will produce low amounts of flowers or may not flower at all in super high heat (100 +). If you have cold winters but plant this year & can let them get established for at least 1 or 2 weeks before the cold comes (60 degrees and below), then they will survive the winter. If your lows never get below 25 degrees in the winter then you can plant anytime. Make sure you still water occasionally if you do not get rain. You will not get flowers this year but you will have plants that will be large for the start early next year & a good harvest next year. If your daytime highs never get lower than 60s then you can plant & grow anytime. Most areas do not have a winter too low for these plant to survive once established for a year (can go down to – 20 degrees). They flower more with at least some below freezing temps. This triggers the full life cycle & more growth/flowers. Keep these rhizomes in the refrigerator as soon as you get them. Plant then within a month of getting them and you will see good viable growth. Stock only stays in my refrigerators for 1 month and if it has not sold then it gets planted in my hop yard. I find the best luck w/ planting rhizomes if you plant them so the new, white growth nodes are about 1 inch. below the surface. This may mean that you put the main rhizome mass deeper than 1 inch below. If you have started, green bines (vines) on your rhizome cutting then these can be sticking above the ground. Plant the rhizomes horizontally in the dirt for best results. Water them often for the 1st month. Do not let the topsoil get dry. If you are starting rhizomes in high heat areas & times (like 100 degrees for example), you will probably need to water every day, maybe twice a day. If you are in an area that gets good rain & warm temps. (75-90 degrees) at the same time, you will need to look out for 3 main mildew/mold issues: Downey Mildew (serious), Powdery Mildew, & Vericillium Wilt. Do not grow hops in a pot/container as a permanent location. The roots grow very large and will most likely out grow your container very quickly. Do not try and store the roots in the refrig. for too long (after 3 months you will only get about 40% of them that are still viable and sprout). Fresh is best. I almost sell all year around (stop for a little bit in Jan.). One can plant indoors or greenhouse to get them started then put in the ground once spring arrives & temps. get warm again . The root base will be large when the spring arrives and you can plant them in the ground with a good size and a head start. If you live in warmer areas this will give you a small amount of flower the 1st year.
Yellow Groove Bamboo Cold Hardy Zone 5 Rhizome 9 Inch 1 Ct.
Yellow groove bamboo is a fast growing species of cold hardy bamboo, hardy to USDA zone 5.
INSULIN PLANT/Fiery Costus /Spiral Flag (1 Rhizome) BLOOD SUGAR SUPPORT(3-6in)
The product described is an Insulin Plant, also known as Fiery Costus or Spiral Flag, which is a rhizome that supports blood sugar levels. This tropical plant thrives in all seasons with evergreen foliage, preferring partial shade. Ideal for clay, sand, or peat soil types, this edible stem plant is a popular choice for those looking to incorporate a unique and beneficial addition to their home or garden.
PRETORIA (1) CANNA Lily Tuber/Bulb/Rhizome VARIGATED Indian Summer Bengal Tiger
Add a touch of the tropics to your garden with these stunning Pretronica canna lilies. These lilies are easy to care for and will bloom beautifully in the right conditions. They are perfect for those who want to add a touch of the exotic to their garden.
**FALL FIESTA** Tall Bearded Iris. Pre-Order, Combined Shipping: Jul – Sep
FALL FIESTA Tall Bearded Iris. Fragrance: None.
** GRAND CANYON SUNSET ** Tall Bearded Iris. Combined Shipping: Jul – Sep
GRAND CANYON SUNSET Tall Bearded Iris. Classification: Tall Bearded (TB). Life cycle: Perennial. Seedling Number: RR 583-A. Neutral (6.6 – 7.3). Soil pH Preferences: Slightly acid (6.1 – 6.5). Bloom Season: Mid.
