Musa Itinerans 10 Seeds, Burmese Blue Yunnan Banana India Tree Cold Hardy
Musa itineransAlso known as: Burmese Blue, Yunnan, Indian FormHere is a wild species of banana that is widely dispersed throughout continental southeast Asia, from northeast India to Vietnam and adjacent islands. In China, it is usually found in secondary tropical rainforests. It is shadow loving and can grow to over 18 feet tall. It has a red or purple pseudostem that is generally 7-10 inches in diameter. The tender inner stem is often harvested and eaten. During the juvenile stage the deep green leaves will produce a dark red midrib, which runs into the leaves. Once mature, it produces nice 4-6″ small blue-ish purple ornamental bananas that are locally used in Thai cuisines. One unusual feature is that it forms runners or stolons, and even forms them in the distance of up to 2 meters from the mother plant. Interestingly, it was shown as one of the most resistant and cold tolerant species in the Musa genus, providing valuable resource for the disease resistance and hardiness improvement in banana breeding. Zones: 7b to 10b.This offer is for 10 seeds. For complete transparency we include payment processing & Ebay fees in our shipping/handling cost.*DISCLAIMER*NO RETURNS/REFUNDS/REPLACEMENTS ON SEEDSMost specialty seeds we offer are NOT fast to germinate.Many take several weeks, months, and some even up towards a year depending on dormancy, region, season etc. It is important that the buyer understands that seeds are perishable products and seed germination can be adversely affected by such factors as mold/fungus, bugs, temperature, moisture content, light intensity, dormancy, care, contamination of planting media among many other reasons. These factors are totally out of The Plant Attraction’s control and are the buyer’s responsibility and risk. Germination recommendations are sent with each order and the buyer is free to research and use their own methods. Floating seeds do not always indicate that the seed is not viable. Many times it is a misconception because the seed does not have the density to sink in water. Accordingly, The Plant Attraction does not guarantee seeds to perform properly regardless of conditions or buyer’s methods or mistakes. Since 2006 we have been doing our best to hand sort and provide the freshest, cleanest harvest that is free of defects and bugs.
2 Live Mugwort Plant (Artemisia vulgaris) Lucid dreaming 12 – 18 inches tall
2 Live Mugwort Plant (Artemisia vulgaris) Lucid dreaming 12 – 18 inches tall.
Cold Hardy Succulents Sedum & Sempervivum asst Succulents 2″ In/Outdoor Set of 6
These succulents are best planted in clusters as Sempervivum throws new offsets (chicks) each spring. This is why they’re known as Hen and Chick plants as they look like a hen surrounded by baby chicks.
Cold Hardy Succulents Sedum &Sempervivum asst. Succulents 2″ In/Outdoor Set of 4
These succulents are best planted in clusters as Sempervivum throws new offsets (chicks) each spring. This is why they’re known as Hen and Chick plants as they look like a hen surrounded by baby chicks.
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Milkweed Seeds (Common), Sold by Weight, Help the Monarch Butterflies! 2023 Crop
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Milkweed Seeds (Common), Sold by Weight, Help the Monarch Butterflies! 2023 Crop
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100 Organic Milkweed Seed Balls – Enhance Garden, Support Monarch Butterflies!
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100 Organic Milkweed Seed Balls – Enhance Garden, Support Monarch Butterflies!
100 Organic Milkweed Seed Balls – Enhance Garden, Support Monarch Butterflies! Description: Transform your garden into a haven for Monarch butterflies with our 100 Common Milkweed Clay Seed Balls! Each ball is a powerhouse of biodiversity, containing ten to twelve premium Asclepias syriaca seeds carefully mixed with protective red clay. The result? A delightful, effortless way to contribute to nature’s wonders. Key Features: Natural Protection: Our seed balls serve as a safeguard, protecting your milkweed seeds from curious rodents, foraging animals, and birds. The clay coating provides a shield that ensures your seeds get the chance to sprout and thrive.High Germination Rate: With a 76% germination rate, each seed ball is a promise of multiple vibrant milkweed plants. Embrace the joy of nurturing life and enjoy the beauty of Monarch butterflies gracing your garden.Strategic Planting: Plant your seed balls in the fall or winter to allow the seeds to undergo natural cold stratification, enhancing their germination potential. Experience the magic of seeing your garden come to life with new shoots each spring and summer.Low Maintenance: Once established, the hardy milkweed plants will regrow each year from the root stock. Easily manage the spread of the plant by mowing areas where it’s not desired, giving you control over your garden’s landscape.Support Conservation: Contribute to the well-being of Monarch butterflies by gathering pods in the fall. Not only does this control propagation, but the collected seeds can be donated for redistribution to organizations like Monarch Watch. Make a positive impact on the environment and create a haven for these magnificent creatures. Seize the opportunity to enhance your garden’s beauty while playing a vital role in supporting the conservation of Monarch butterflies. Order your 100 Common Milkweed Clay Seed Balls now for an easy, eco-friendly gardening experience! 🌿🦋 PA Department of Agriculture Seed License ID: 007FJY, 2023 Germination Rate – 76% milkweedmonarchy website for more ideas
100+ Common Milkweed Seeds, Attract Monarch Butterflies*
100+ Common Milkweed Seed, organic, non-GMO that has been wild harvested in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia. Grown in USDA zone 7a. Our seeds are harvested on our acreage, near a spring feed creek that has not been contaminated by herbicides, insecticides or any chemical sprays. I measure the seeds by weight. I counted out 150 seeds and weighed them at 1.8 grams, so instead of counting each order, I just weigh out 1.8 grams. Common milkweed not only provides nectar for butterflies, bees, and other pollinators but is a larval host plant for Monarch butterflies. Common milkweed is a deciduous, native, herbaceous perennial wildflower in the Apocynaceae (dogbane) family. It grows in average, well-drained soils in full sun but can tolerate poor or dry soils. It propagates easily by seed or root cuttings and will naturalize in the garden, taking up quite a bit of space. In summer, five-petaled flowers bloom with up to 100 flowers per cluster and one to three clusters per stem. Fragrant flowers in colors of green, pink, white, and purple or lavender will last from June through August. Plants can grow 3 to 4 feet tall. Leaf arrangement is opposite and is oblong in shape with reddish veins.Common milkweed can be used in naturalized areas, meadows, and butterfly, native, or pollinator gardens.****Please Note:**** My milkweed is growing in USDA Zone 7, and currently (July) has grown to 4′ and has flowered. Milkweed is a seasonal plant and should be broadcast in the fall for spring growth or Cold Stratified in winter for spring planting. DO NOT expect good results if planted out of season! ***How to Cold Stratify Your Seeds***
