Cork Bark Oak Pre-Bonsai Tree – 2 Gallon
Species: Quercus suber Age: About 7 – 8 Years Height: About 12 – 16 Inches Trunk Size: About 1/2 – 3/4+ Inch Lighting: Full Sun to Partial Sun Type: Evergreen Difficulty: Medium Cork Bark Oaks or (Cork Oaks for short) is a fun bonsai species to work with if you wish to take care of a living fossil tree. In the Mediterranean basin, this tree is an ancient species with fossil remnants dating back to the Tertiary period! Larger farmed trees are known for producing a unique thick spongy bark from which wine bottle stoppers have been made for centuries. In bonsai, their distinctive gray-brown rough & knobby-looking bark gives smaller-sized trees a more aged look. Their twiggy branches naturally develop good ramifications. Their small-sized foliage growth is dense with the upper side of the leaf having a light green color and the underside of the leaf has a whitish color with a hairy texture. New leaves tend to appear in April and May when older leaves are also shed. They usually stay on the tree for 2 to 3 years, less often only 1 year if exposed to severe cold conditions. Extremely chilly winters with frosts can also lead to complete defoliation. They are a warm climate-loving species! Please note that Cork Bark Oaks can develop a bit of a reverse taper in its trunk if not monitored. This is a known issue as Cork Oak barks don’t “cork up” as much below the surface of the soil. Exposing the lower part of the trunk to the full sun will encourage the better corking formation and eventually overcome any reverse tapers.
PAW PAW FRUIT TREE SEEDS Asimina Triloba Hardy Plant. 3 Seeds Per Packet.
Enhance your garden with the PAW PAW FRUIT TREE SEEDS of Asimina Triloba, also known as the PawPaw Indian Banana Fruit Plant Tree Seeds. This climbing plant is hardy in zones 5-8 and requires medium watering, medium to full sun exposure, and well-draining soil types such as clay, sand, silt, chalk, loam, and peat. The yellowish fruit of this deciduous tree is perfect for summer consumption and is rich in several essential nutrients like phosphorus, zinc, magnesium, and iron. This fast-growing plant is easy to cultivate . It is air purifying and has medicinal properties. The fruit is cross-pollinating and has a growth habit of climbing. This plant is a great addition to your garden due to its beauty, edibility, and nutritious value.
Issai Kiwi Seeds Arctic Grape Berry Superfruit Garden Plant Cold Hardy Fast Vine
Hardy Issai Arctic Grape Kiwi Fruit Tara Vine Seeds (Actinidia arguta )Edible Large Grape Size FruitThe Self Fertile & Very Unique “Issai” Hardy Kiwi is a Very Rare Japanese Variety Prized for it’s Heavy Crops of Large, Sweet and Delicious Fruit. Native to Eastern Siberia, Japan, China, Sakhalin, Korea and Kuril Islands. It is Commercially Vultivated in Canada, United States, New Chile, Zealand and Europe. The “Issai” Kiwi Grows on a Vine & is Exceptionally Sweet with a 20% Natural Sugar Content! It also has 8X’s More Vitamin C than Oranges! This Variety Thrives Almost Anywhere, Except in Extremely Wet Soil. A Very Productive Vine that Grows up to 20′ Long or More, but Growth is often so Rampant that this Vine, that in it’s Native Habitat, can Climb to as Much as 100′ into Large Trees. The Issai Kiwi’s Enormous Vine can Bear up to 100 Pounds of Fruit per Plant Annually. It will Grow Rapidly so be Sure to have a Sturdy Support System Soon after Planting. This Species of Kiwi is Very Cold Tolerant & a Very Hardy Plant, Tolerating Temperatures Down to -20°F, but in it’s “Younger Spring Growth” they are “Susceptible to Frost Damage” if they are Not Covered. Optimal Growth and Fruit Production with Issai Kiwi can be achieved in Zones 3-8. Broad Deep Green Leaves 3-5″ Long will emerge in Spring, with Scented Greenish-White Flowers will Bloom in June and Edible Grape-Sized Smooth-Skinned Fruits will Mature between September & October. It Tastes Similar to it’s Larger-Fruited Relative, the True Kiwi, (Actinidia deliciosa), which can Not be Grown North of Zone 8 unlike these “Issai” Hardy Kiwi Vines which can Grow Great all the way to Zone 5, and has been said to be Far Sweeter than the kind we purchase in Grocery Stores. Being One of the Only Self-Pollinators, it Bears Long Fruit up to 1 1/4″ Inch in Long & in Diameter. Much Needed Pollinators, such as Butterflies absolutely Love Issai Hardy Kiwi…and so will you. This Very Fast Growing Vine can be Grown Both for it’s Beautiful Foliage and it’s Fruit. It’s Rapid Growth makes it Very Suitable for a Variety of Cover-Type Uses such as on a Trellis, Arbor, Patio Overhead, Fence, and Walls.These Vines Grow Extremely Quick and Require a Strong Trellis for Support. Each Vine can Grow up to 20 Foot in a Single Season, given Ideal Growing Conditions are Provided. Hardy Kiwi Vines Consume Large Volumes of Water; and Need to be Grown in Well Drained & Acidic Soils to Prevent Root Rot. Lots of Water “as they dry out”, but Never keep them “Soaked.” They can “Also be Grown in Containers”, however Optimal Fruit Production will not be reached.Nutritional Value: Kiwi Berry is Loaded with Various Nutrients and Considered as a Healthy Snack and can Make a Great Smoothies as Pictured Above. It is Loaded with Antioxidants which have been thought to Reduce the Chances of Cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, and also has been known to Help Slow Down the Process of Ageing, Have 8X More Vitamin C than an Orange, and So Many More Vitamins the Issai Kiwi Berry is Considered a Super Food. These “Issai Hardy Kiwis” are the “Smooth Skin kind” in the Pictures. The Fuzzy Skin you see in the Smoothie picture is from a Regular (deliciosa) Kiwi like we can see in our Grocery Stores here in the US. “Issai Hardy Kiwis” are a Rare Tropical Species that has “Smooth Skin” that Never has to be Peeled. The Smoothie Picture with the (deliciosa) above is merely for “reference and descriptive measures only.” Issai Kiwi Germination: Just like any other Tropical Seed, Patience is required with Kiwi seeds, but definitely worth the wait. Cold Stratify them by Storing them in a Moist medium (peat moss or vermiculite) placed in the Refrigerator at 45* degrees F* for the appx. 90 Days, then Sow them in seed starting mix at 70+ degrees F*. Use a heated propagator set to 75+ Degrees F* will Drastically Improve Germination Results and Helps to Speed up most Seed’s Sprouting time. If there is no germination after a few weeks, just clean & re-refrigerate the seeds as they’re still good. After 4-8 more weeks, take the seeds out again and keep your heated propagator under them in a warm space or environment. With the transition from cold (winter) to heat (spring), the period of dormancy has to be broken. In a lot of cases, multiple cold periods are Required to do so with Issai Kiwi seeds. It can be quite hard to get this variety to germinate so just be patient. They are “Definitely More than Worth the Wait” Considering Each Fruit Vine can Produce up to 100lbs of Fresh Kiwis Each Year!Will ship as soon as payment is received. “BUY WITH CONFIDENCE!!!”As Customer Service is our #1 Priority.
20 DWARF Pomegranate Tree Seeds (Punica granatum) Nana Garden Fruit House Plant
20 DWARF POMEGRANATE Tree Seeds (Punica granatum) “Nana” Garden Fruit House Plant This showy, dense, dwarf shrub displays attractive orange-red single flowers at an early age, followed by bright orange-red ornamental fruit. Excellent for containers or for use in the garden. A very effective bonsai specimen. Thrives in hot, dry summer areas. While pomegranates come in a variety of sizes, the Nana variety is considered to be the dwarf pomegranate. Growing to a mature height between 3 and 4 feet, it’s ideal for use in landscape hedges, containers, and even bonsai gardening. A burst of orange and red blossoms through the summer and then a golden yellow in the fall is what you can expect from a dwarf pomegranate shrub. They do produce pomegranates, but the fruit is smaller and has a different taste. Since a dwarf pomegranate is used for ornamental purposes and only grows a few feet tall, it is ideal for pots and containers. While it may start out in a quart-size pot, you may end with having the shrub in a 3 or 5-gallon container by the time it reaches maturity. When your dwarf pomegranate is outside for the warm and hot months, you need to make sure that it is getting enough water twice a week. Watering it at the root, if your pomegranate is inside a pot, you want to make sure the water can drain efficiently during watering. Once you take the pomegranate in for the winter, you can water it once a week, making sure the soil is wet without soaking it. You do not want to give your pomegranate too much water. This could open up an environment for fungus and blossom rot on the flowers and fruit that are growing. You should not fertilize your pomegranate when it has just been planted. Too much fertilizer for a newly planted shrub can be a shock. Once a pomegranate goes into shock, it could take extra time to come back and overcome the trauma. Because their small size makes them ideal for containers and indoor gardening, they may even allow you to grow ornamental pomegranates in hardiness zones not suitable for planting pomegranates in the ground.”Zones: 7-11 or Anywhere as an Indoor Plant”Dwarf Pomegranate Germination:1) Seeds should be planted in loose seed starting mix, covering with a light 1/2 inch of soil.2) Keep the soil “moist”, Not wet as it will rot the seeds. Using a spray bottle to mist them until moist is optimal.3) Seeds will germinate at normal room temperature between 30-40 days, but using a heated propagator mat at 80 degrees can cut that time in half.4) Seeds Must be kept under a Bright Light, or in the direct sunlight until they germinate.”If you need Anything, Please Contact us First”
STRATIFIED PAW PAW FRUIT TREE SEEDS (Asimina Triloba) INDIAN BANANA Hardy Plant
“STRATIFIED”PAW PAW FRUIT TREE SEEDS (Asimina triloba) “Indian Banana” *Freshly Harvested Wild Pawpaw Seeds*Pawpaw are Native to North America and are Very Cold Hardy Fruit Trees. They Grow Wild in 26 States, Mostly East of the Mississippi. It’s Probably Best Known and Loved in the Mountain South, where Stands of Trees Produce Fruit that Weighs between 5 and 16 Ounces, Making it the Largest Tree Fruit in North America. In Recent Years, More Pawpaw Trees have been Cultivated, but, for Most Fans of the Fruit, Part of the Pleasure is in the Thrill of the Hunt for them in the Wild. According to Kentucky State University’s Cooperative Extension Program, Pawpaw Fruit has a Sky High in Vitamin C, Magnesium, Iron, Copper, and Manganese. They are Also a Good Source of Potassium and Several Essential Amino Acids, and they Also Contain Significant amounts of Riboflavin, Niacin, Calcium, Phosphorus, and Zinc. Pawpaw Fruit Contains these Nutrients in Amounts that are Generally about the Same as or Greater than those Found in Bananas, Apples, or Oranges. Though the Pawpaw’s only near Relatives are Tropical, and Paw Paws Look like Mangos and Taste like Bananas, they are Not Tropical but are Native to Most All of the Eastern United States and Even in Parts of Canada. The Pawpaw Grows Best in Areas with Hot Summers and Cold Winters (USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 5 to 8). It is Cold Hardy and Relatively Pest-Free, and it’s Tolerance to Shade Makes it Suitable for Intercropping with Certain other Trees. Pawpaw Trees will Grow from 12 to 25 Feet Tall and Should be Spaced 8 to 15 Feet Apart.Native Zones 5-8Paw Paw Germination:”Stratified & Ready to Plant”1) Soak seeds in warm water for no more than 12 hours.3) Use a heated propagator to keep the soil at a constant 85 degrees F.4) Plant the seeds with the flat sides down at appx. 1″ inch deep in seed starting mix.5) Keep the soil PH between 5.0 to 7.0 & be sure to keep it moist, not wet as that can rot the seeds. Keep them in the shade, with little to no exposure to light.6) As long as the seeds have been kept moist at all times, and kept at a temperature of 80-85 degrees F, expect germination in 2-3 weeks, but the shoots will emerge in appx. 2 months. Pawpaw seeds are known as “hypogeal”, meaning they develop roots before they develop leaves. This means you won’t see much above ground activity for quite sometime after germination begins. (See Picture 5 to see tap roots starting.) It may be well into summer before you see the leaves start to unfold which is normal in nature for Pawpaw seedlings. Do not place seedling in direct light until they are well established. Filtered light is optimal for seedlings. Wait until they are well established before exposing them to direct sunlight. “If you plan to store the seeds instead of planting immediately, be sure to keep them slightly moist to keep them viable”
STRATIFIED PAW PAW FRUIT TREE SEEDS (Asimina Triloba) INDIAN BANANA Hardy Plant
“STRATIFIED”PAW PAW FRUIT TREE SEEDS (Asimina triloba) “Indian Banana” *Freshly Harvested Wild Pawpaw Seeds*Pawpaw are Native to North America and are Very Cold Hardy Fruit Trees. They Grow Wild in 26 States, Mostly East of the Mississippi. It’s Probably Best Known and Loved in the Mountain South, where Stands of Trees Produce Fruit that Weighs between 5 and 16 Ounces, Making it the Largest Tree Fruit in North America. In Recent Years, More Pawpaw Trees have been Cultivated, but, for Most Fans of the Fruit, Part of the Pleasure is in the Thrill of the Hunt for them in the Wild. According to Kentucky State University’s Cooperative Extension Program, Pawpaw Fruit has a Sky High in Vitamin C, Magnesium, Iron, Copper, and Manganese. They are Also a Good Source of Potassium and Several Essential Amino Acids, and they Also Contain Significant amounts of Riboflavin, Niacin, Calcium, Phosphorus, and Zinc. Pawpaw Fruit Contains these Nutrients in Amounts that are Generally about the Same as or Greater than those Found in Bananas, Apples, or Oranges. Though the Pawpaw’s only near Relatives are Tropical, and Paw Paws Look like Mangos and Taste like Bananas, they are Not Tropical but are Native to Most All of the Eastern United States and Even in Parts of Canada. The Pawpaw Grows Best in Areas with Hot Summers and Cold Winters (USDA Plant Hardiness Zones 5 to 8). It is Cold Hardy and Relatively Pest-Free, and it’s Tolerance to Shade Makes it Suitable for Intercropping with Certain other Trees. Pawpaw Trees will Grow from 12 to 25 Feet Tall and Should be Spaced 8 to 15 Feet Apart.Native Zones 5-8Paw Paw Germination:”Stratified & Ready to Plant”1) Soak seeds in warm water for no more than 12 hours.3) Use a heated propagator to keep the soil at a constant 85 degrees F.4) Plant the seeds with the flat sides down at appx. 1″ inch deep in seed starting mix.5) Keep the soil PH between 5.0 to 7.0 & be sure to keep it moist, not wet as that can rot the seeds. Keep them in the shade, with little to no exposure to light.6) As long as the seeds have been kept moist at all times, and kept at a temperature of 80-85 degrees F, expect germination in 2-3 weeks, but the shoots will emerge in appx. 2 months. Pawpaw seeds are known as “hypogeal”, meaning they develop roots before they develop leaves. This means you won’t see much above ground activity for quite sometime after germination begins. (See Picture 5 to see tap roots starting.) It may be well into summer before you see the leaves start to unfold which is normal in nature for Pawpaw seedlings. Do not place seedling in direct light until they are well established. Filtered light is optimal for seedlings. Wait until they are well established before exposing them to direct sunlight. “If you plan to store the seeds instead of planting immediately, be sure to keep them slightly moist to keep them viable”
Savanna Cherry Eugenia Calycina Dark Red Fruit Tropical Tree Plant RARE
Please do not place your order if the temperature (during the day or night) in your area is below 50℉ (10℃) or above 95℉ (35℃).I will not be held responsible for symptoms of cold/hot weather shocked or killed plants. Please look at your local weather forecast before placing your order. You are purchasing one 2-5” tall (pot height is not included) Savanna Cherry (Eugenia Calycina) Seedling Tree Starter Plant in 2.5” square pot. Other popular names: cerejinha, cereja-do-cerrado, pitanga-vermelha, eugenia goyazensis Nied., eugenia lundiana Kiaersk. Height: 6-12 ft. (2-4 m) Hardiness: USDA Zone 9 Sun Exposure: Full Sun – Partial shade, especially when young. Bloom Color: White/Pink. Bloom Time: Spring. Foliage: Evergreen. Time To Fruit: 2-3 years Extremely rare, both in cultivation and in nature!Eugenia calycina is native to the savannas (cerrados) and fields of Central Brazil, Minas Gerais and Mato Grosso do Sul”. A shrubby tree, bushy plant, growing to 10-12ft, produces fruits in abundance.Flowers are beautiful white/pink, fruits ripening 2-3 weeks later. Fruits are ellipsoid, 3-5 cm long, dark red and glossy, crowned by long, persistent, yellowish-white sepals; they have a thick pulp, very succulent, soft with a pleasant, sweet flavor.Fruits can be eaten out of hand or made into marmalade.Foliage is silvery green.Grow in full sun or partial shade. Water regularly!Hardy to 28-30F, possibly lower!Very attractive ornamental and also tasty fruit edible specimen! Must have for every Florida fruit lover!These are seedlings from the famous “Nelita” variety. Trees grown from seeds are not always identical to the parent tree. Grown in Southern Florida Pictures are from my garden of the actual plants that I grew. Shipped via USPS First Class or Priority mail.FREE Shipping! CURRENT PROMOTIONS:10% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 215% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 3 OR 420% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 5 TO 925% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 10 TO 1930% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 20 OR MORE IMPORTANT! Small plants need protection from cold, wind, sun, dry-out. Place all plants in a spot of moderate temperatures (70-80F) in good light but NOT in a direct sun for two weeks until they adjust from shipping in darkness . NO direct sun, NO partial shade – FULL SHADE ONLY! Sun will burn small plants! Allow the plants a week or two to adjust to their new home before transplanting or fertilizing. If you plan to plant them in the garden, gradually increase their exposure to sunlight and outdoor conditions! Temperatures falling below 60F can result in plant damage. RETURNS/Replacements. If plants died during the shipment or look sad when received and you can send me the message with the photo the same day or a few days later, plants are still in the original pot, YES, I will replace/refund. If plants are replanted in a new pot/soil, kept outside, overwatered/dried or left in a sun, damaged by cold weather (especially during the night), heat during the day, dry wind, low humidity, sorry, then no replacements/refunds are given. Plant care instructions are included with every plant or printed on the other side of the included receipt.
Jaboticaba “Sabara” live tree Brazilian grape
You will receive a tree similar to the one pictured.
Red Hybrid Jaboticaba Myrciaria Plinia cauliflora x aureana Fruit Tree Plant
Please do not place your order if the temperature (during the day or night) in your area is below 50℉ (10℃) or above 95℉ (35℃).I will not be held responsible for symptoms of cold/hot weather shocked or killed plants. Please look at your local weather forecast before placing your order. You are purchasing one 2-5” tall (pot height is not included) Red Hybrid Jaboticaba (Myrciaria/Plinia cauliflora x aureana) Brazilian Grape Seedling Tree Starter Plant in 2.5” square pot. Red jaboticaba is a seedling hybrid, also called Precocious Jaboticaba. This makes for a very fast fruiting plant. Can fruit in 3-4 years, as opposed to 6-8 years for regular jaboticaba. Great tasting and dwarfing habit. Easy to grow in a pot for many years.Fruits are large, plump, with a mild red hue. Similar growth habit and care as the regular jaboticaba. Trees grown from seeds are not identical to the parent tree. Trees grown from seeds are not always identical to the parent tree. Grown in Southern Florida Pictures are from my garden of the actual plants that I grew. Shipped via USPS First Class or Priority mail.FREE Shipping! CURRENT PROMOTIONS:10% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 215% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 3 OR 420% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 5 TO 925% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 10 TO 1930% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 20 OR MORE IMPORTANT! Small plants need protection from cold, wind, sun, dry-out. Place all plants in a spot of moderate temperatures (70-80F) in good light but NOT in a direct sun for two weeks until they adjust from shipping in darkness . NO direct sun, NO partial shade – FULL SHADE ONLY! Sun will burn small plants! Allow the plants a week or two to adjust to their new home before transplanting or fertilizing. If you plan to plant them in the garden, gradually increase their exposure to sunlight and outdoor conditions! Temperatures falling below 60F can result in plant damage. RETURNS/Replacements. If plants died during the shipment or look sad when received and you can send me the message with the photo the same day or a few days later, plants are still in the original pot, YES, I will replace/refund. If plants are replanted in a new pot/soil, kept outside, overwatered/dried or left in a sun, damaged by cold weather (especially during the night), heat during the day, dry wind, low humidity, sorry, then no replacements/refunds are given. Plant care instructions are included with every plant or printed on the other side of the included receipt.
Jaboticaba Plinia Phitrantha var. ESALQ Fruit Tree tropical Plant VERY RARE!
IMPORTANT! Please do not place your order if the temperature (during the day or night) in your area is below 50℉ (10℃) or above 95℉ (35℃).I will not be held responsible for symptoms of cold/hot weather shocked or killed plants. Please look at your local weather forecast before placing your order. You are purchasing one 3-6 inches tall (pot height is not included) Plinia Phithantha var. ESALQ Jaboticaba (Jaboticaba) Seedling Tree Starter Plant in 2.5” square pot.Jaboticaba Plinia Pitrantha var. ESALQ is a special selection of Plinia Phitrantha, which produces sweet delicious fruits, that are quite large up to 4cm in diameter. The tree is extremely ornamental, having very large leaves, over 4 inch in length, and beautiful wine red new growth. Phitrantha var. ESALQ can fruit in 3-5 years, as opposed to 6-8 years for regular jaboticaba. Similar growth habit and care as the regular jaboticaba.It appreciates acid pH, and some shade while it’s young (30-50% shade is good when the tree is still less than 4-5ft, especially if you live where it gets over 100F, and there is risk of drought). They can survive down to approximately 27-25F if exposure is brief.The tree will fruit for many months out of the year, sometimes bearing 2-3 crops or more in one year. Not many growers have fruited this variety yet in the USA, so it is very rare. We do have a fruiting tree we enjoy very much!ESALQ is an acronym for “Escola Superior de Agricultura Luiz de Queiroz”. Trees grown from seeds are not identical to the parent tree.Grown organically in Florida.Pictures are from my garden of the actual plants and actual fruits that I grew.Shipped via USPS First Class or Priority mail.FREE Shipping! CURRENT PROMOTIONS:10% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 215% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 3 OR 420% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 5 TO 925% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 10 TO 1930% OFF WHEN YOU BUY 20 OR MORE IMPORTANT! Small plants need protection from cold, wind, sun, dry-out. Place all plants in a spot of moderate temperatures (70-80F) in good light but NOT in a direct sun for two weeks until they adjust from shipping in darkness . NO direct sun, NO partial shade – FULL SHADE ONLY! Sun will burn small plants! Allow the plants a week or two to adjust to their new home before transplanting or fertilizing. If you plan to plant them in the garden, gradually increase their exposure to sunlight and outdoor conditions! Temperatures falling below 60F can result in plant damage. RETURNS/Replacements. If plants died during the shipment or look sad when received and you can send me the message with the photo the same day or a few days later, plants are still in the original pot, YES, I will replace/refund. If plants are replanted in a new pot/soil, kept outside, overwatered/dried or left in a sun, damaged by cold weather (especially during the night), heat during the day, dry wind, low humidity, sorry, then no replacements/refunds are given. Plant care instructions are included with every plant or printed on the other side of the included receipt. </p
