20 “RARE DWARF” FIRE DANCE Torch Lily Flower Seeds Kniphofia hirsuta Hardy Plant
20 DWARF FIRE DANCE Torch Lily Flower Seeds (Kniphofia hirsuta) Cold Hardy Plant’Fire Dance’ is a Very Rare Dwarf Species of Kniphofia that is Compact, Floriferous and Showy.The Fire Dance Flower Draws Attention like No Other Garden Flower! Unique, Compact Plants Display Spikes of Red and Yellow Flowers. The Flowers are Loved by Hummingbirds & Butterflies. This Plant will Form Dense Clumps of Basal Foliage that will Reach up to 20″ Wide. The Flower Stalks (up to 20″ Tall) Typically Appear from Early through Late Summer, and are Topped with Orange and Yellow Bicolor Clusters of Tubular Flowers. The Blooms make Excellent Cut Flowers, and are Highly Attractive to Hummingbirds, Butterflies, and Bees. This Dwarf Variety will Grow 18″ tall x 15-18″ wide. Brought down from the high elevations of South Africa’s Drakensberg Mountains, this little Red Hot Poker is a colorful bloomer with great cold hardiness and a compact mature size. It’s also a Very Drought resistant/drought tolerant plant. Native to the high Drakensberg Mountains of South Africa, this is one of the shortest, prettiest and most reliably cold-hardy species in the genus. One of the Most Rare species of Kniphofia. If you’re growing in a pot, you can bring them inside during the winter. For everyone growing outdoors at the end of fall, cut back flowers so they will grow back the following spring.Zones 4-9Fire Dance Germination:1) Before sowing, give them a cold treatment for 4 weeks. Dampen a paper towel, wring out excess moisture and carefully place the flower seeds on the damp towel. Roll up the towel, place it in a zip lock bag and place in refrigerator for 4 weeks. 2) Use a good “Sterile” potting mixture in pots which are several inches deep to preserve the taproot. Sow 3 seeds in each container and Very lightly with soil as they need light to germinate. To sterilize the soil before sowing seeds, run boiling water over it, then let it cool before planting.3) Use a heated propagator mat set to 75 degrees F at all times.4) Frequently check to be sure it stays moist and doesn’t dry out. Use a spray bottle to mist the topsoil until it’s moist to avoid making it too wet. Moist at all times, Not wet.5) As with any Exotic or Tropical seeds, patience is Needed. Expect germination from 1-3 Months. Don’t toss out ones that don’t sprout first. They just need more time.”Please Contact us First if you Need Anything”
JOSHUA TREE SEEDS “Largest Yucca Plant” Cactus Cacti Succulent Palm Flower RARE!
JOSHUA TREE PALM TREE SEEDS (Yucca brevifolia) The Joshua Tree (Yucca brevifolia) is an Iconic Evergreen Synonymous with the Mojave Desert in the Southwestern United States. The Largest of All the Yucca Species, They can Grow to Over 30 Feet Tall. The Creamy-White, Small Flowers that Cluster at the Ends of Long Panicles Develop into Light Green Seedpods. This Species Provides an Important Food Source and Shelter for Birds and Small Mammals in it’s Harsh Native Environment. Unlike Most Other Plants, they Thrive in Poor Soils and where Summers are Long, Hot, and Arid, & There’s a Significant Drop in Temperatures Come Winter. Joshua Trees Won’t Survive in a Region with High Humidity and Rainfall. Zones 6-10 Joshua Germination:1) Pour water at 90 degrees F over seeds, and let them soak overnight.2) Use a 4 inch pot with adequate draining holes and fill with a commercial cactus starting mix. Water fully, and allow to fully drain.3) Use a heated propagator mat set to a constant 75 degrees during the day, while letting temperatures drop to 60-65 degrees F at night. Simply turn off the heating mat at night to achieve alternating temperatures which mimic their natural conditions.4) Slightly cover seeds with 1/8″ of commercial cactus starting mix. Use a spray bottle to mist until moist being sure not make wet.5) Keep in a bright location, or use a grow light.6) Germination is erratic and can occur within a few weeks up to 2 months so don’t toss out any that don’t sprout quickly. They’re still good and just need a bit more time.”Please Contact us First if You Need Anything”
JOSHUA TREE SEEDS “Largest Yucca Plant” Cactus Cacti Succulent Palm Flower RARE!
JOSHUA TREE PALM TREE SEEDS (Yucca brevifolia) The Joshua Tree (Yucca brevifolia) is an Iconic Evergreen Synonymous with the Mojave Desert in the Southwestern United States. The Largest of All the Yucca Species, They can Grow to Over 30 Feet Tall. The Creamy-White, Small Flowers that Cluster at the Ends of Long Panicles Develop into Light Green Seedpods. This Species Provides an Important Food Source and Shelter for Birds and Small Mammals in it’s Harsh Native Environment. Unlike Most Other Plants, they Thrive in Poor Soils and where Summers are Long, Hot, and Arid, & There’s a Significant Drop in Temperatures Come Winter. Joshua Trees Won’t Survive in a Region with High Humidity and Rainfall. Zones 6-10 Joshua Germination:1) Pour water at 90 degrees F over seeds, and let them soak overnight.2) Use a 4 inch pot with adequate draining holes and fill with a commercial cactus starting mix. Water fully, and allow to fully drain.3) Use a heated propagator mat set to a constant 75 degrees during the day, while letting temperatures drop to 60-65 degrees F at night. Simply turn off the heating mat at night to achieve alternating temperatures which mimic their natural conditions.4) Slightly cover seeds with 1/8″ of commercial cactus starting mix. Use a spray bottle to mist until moist being sure not make wet.5) Keep in a bright location, or use a grow light.6) Germination is erratic and can occur within a few weeks up to 2 months so don’t toss out any that don’t sprout quickly. They’re still good and just need a bit more time.”Please Contact us First if You Need Anything”
JOSHUA TREE SEEDS “Largest Yucca Plant” Cactus Cacti Succulent Palm Flower RARE!
JOSHUA TREE PALM TREE SEEDS (Yucca brevifolia) The Joshua Tree (Yucca brevifolia) is an Iconic Evergreen Synonymous with the Mojave Desert in the Southwestern United States. The Largest of All the Yucca Species, They can Grow to Over 30 Feet Tall. The Creamy-White, Small Flowers that Cluster at the Ends of Long Panicles Develop into Light Green Seedpods. This Species Provides an Important Food Source and Shelter for Birds and Small Mammals in it’s Harsh Native Environment. Unlike Most Other Plants, they Thrive in Poor Soils and where Summers are Long, Hot, and Arid, & There’s a Significant Drop in Temperatures Come Winter. Joshua Trees Won’t Survive in a Region with High Humidity and Rainfall. Zones 6-10 Joshua Germination:1) Pour water at 90 degrees F over seeds, and let them soak overnight.2) Use a 4 inch pot with adequate draining holes and fill with a commercial cactus starting mix. Water fully, and allow to fully drain.3) Use a heated propagator mat set to a constant 75 degrees during the day, while letting temperatures drop to 60-65 degrees F at night. Simply turn off the heating mat at night to achieve alternating temperatures which mimic their natural conditions.4) Slightly cover seeds with 1/8″ of commercial cactus starting mix. Use a spray bottle to mist until moist being sure not make wet.5) Keep in a bright location, or use a grow light.6) Germination is erratic and can occur within a few weeks up to 2 months so don’t toss out any that don’t sprout quickly. They’re still good and just need a bit more time.”Please Contact us First if You Need Anything”
JOSHUA TREE SEEDS “Largest Yucca Plant” Cactus Cacti Succulent Palm Flower RARE!
You will be receiving 80 healthy Joshua tree seeds.
20 Semillas De Achiote / Annato Seeds from Puerto Rico Soil Non GMO Organic
The seeds are from the Bixa genus and have a growth habit of perennial. These tree seeds are edible and have a deciduous and fruitful life cycle. The soil type must be well-draining and include clay, sand, silt, chalk, loam, and peat.
10 FORMOSAN KOA TREE SEEDS (Acacia confusa) Fast Growing Flowering Exotic Plant
10 FORMOSAN KOA TREE SEEDS (Acacia confusa) Fast Growing Flowering Exotic PlantKoa is the Largest Native Tree in the Hawaiian Islands Reaching Heights of about 115 Feet Tall and have Over a 30 Feet Spread! Commercially, Koa is One of the Most Expensive Woods in the World. It is Used to Make Furniture, Veneer, and Crafts. Koas are Fast Growing Trees at 5 Feet per Year for the First Five Years, and Can Reach Impressive Heights with Very Impressive & Gorgeous Yellow Blossoms. Grows Naturally All Over the Islands of Hawaii and Puerto Rico. This is a Very Large, Tropical Tree that Needs a Frost-Free Environment. Unless you have a 50-Foot Tall Greenhouse to Grow in, you are Restricted to Hawaii, San Diego, and Southern California, Texas or Florida. Zones 9b-11Koa Germination:1) Roughly sand the hard shells.2) Bring water to a simmer, (Not a boil), and pour into a container placing the seeds in. 3) Allow the seeds to cool with the water, and soak for 24 to 36 hrs. Change water daily.4) Use a heated propagator to keep soil temperature at appx 77 F. Sow appx. 1/8″ deep in well drained soil and keep moist for optimal germination.4) Germination can be expected within 3 to 4 weeks.”Please Contact us First if you Need Anything”
20 FORMOSAN KOA TREE SEEDS (Acacia confusa) Fast Growing Flowering Exotic Plant
(Acacia confusa). 20 FORMOSAN KOA TREE SEEDS. Native to Taiwan and parts of Southeast Asia, Formosa Koa grows slowly in warm, humid lowland forests where rich volcanic soils and consistent rainfall nurture its tight grain and vivid color.
10 FORMOSAN KOA TREE SEEDS (Acacia confusa) Fast Growing Flowering Exotic Plant
10 FORMOSAN KOA TREE SEEDS (Acacia confusa) Fast Growing Flowering Exotic PlantKoa is the Largest Native Tree in the Hawaiian Islands Reaching Heights of about 115 Feet Tall and have Over a 30 Feet Spread! Commercially, Koa is One of the Most Expensive Woods in the World. It is Used to Make Furniture, Veneer, and Crafts. Koas are Fast Growing Trees at 5 Feet per Year for the First Five Years, and Can Reach Impressive Heights with Very Impressive & Gorgeous Yellow Blossoms. Grows Naturally All Over the Islands of Hawaii and Puerto Rico. This is a Very Large, Tropical Tree that Needs a Frost-Free Environment. Unless you have a 50-Foot Tall Greenhouse to Grow in, you are Restricted to Hawaii, San Diego, and Southern California, Texas or Florida. Zones 9b-11Koa Germination:1) Roughly sand the hard shells.2) Bring water to a simmer, (Not a boil), and pour into a container placing the seeds in. 3) Allow the seeds to cool with the water, and soak for 24 to 36 hrs. Change water daily.4) Use a heated propagator to keep soil temperature at appx 77 F. Sow appx. 1/8″ deep in well drained soil and keep moist for optimal germination.4) Germination can be expected within 3 to 4 weeks.”Please Contact us First if you Need Anything”Germinación de koa:1) Lije las cáscaras duras con una lija gruesa.2) Lleve el agua a fuego lento (sin que hierva) y viértala en un recipiente donde colocará las semillas.3) Deje que las semillas se enfríen con el agua y déjelas en remojo durante 24 a 36 horas. Cambie el agua a diario.4) Use un propagador calentado para mantener la temperatura del suelo a aproximadamente 77 °F. Siembre a aproximadamente 1/8″ de profundidad en un suelo bien drenado y manténgalo húmedo para una germinación óptima.4) La germinación se puede esperar en 3 a 4 semanas.”Comuníquese con nosotros primero si necesita algo”
Tamarillo Tree Tomato Seeds Yields 60+lbs of Garden Fruit! Fast Growing Plant
Tomato tamarillo (Cyphomandra betacea) is a lesser known plant in many regions but make a very nice addition to the landscape. Tamarillo trees bloom in early spring, producing fragrant pink flowers.
