Panama Red Passion Fruit~Live Starter Plant ~Passiflora edulis~ Self Fertile
You will kill it if you do! I will only replace the plant if it is badly broken, crushed, or dead on arrival. Minor branch breakage is normal. THIS IS NOT A PROBLEM. NO DIRECT SUN UNTIL MORE MATURE.
Rare Healthy 2 Sweet Granadilla Passiflora Ligularis Passion Fruit Plants
For your consideration is for 2 sweet granadilla passion fruit plants. These are small young seedlings, healthy, and very fast growing too. It will be good to keep them in its cup for another month, They will need to stay away from direct sunlight, and gradually introduce the sunlight, and the plants will adjust to your local weather.
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”
10x Pakistan Mulberry organic fresh cuttings for rooting or grafting
Sweet Heirloom Strawberry Seeds for -Round Fresh Berries Non-GMO Garden Crop
Sweet Heirloom Strawberry Seeds. -Round Fresh Berries – Non-GMO Garden Crop. Optimal planting:2-4 seeds per plant, making it great for beginners and seasoned gardeners alike. Why Choose Sweet Heirloom Strawberry Seeds?.
Exotic Russian Pomegranate Dwarf Tree: Cold Hardy with Air Purification Benefits
Cold Hardy with Air Purification Benefits. Perfect for any outdoor garden, this fruit-bearing marvel is sure to delight. This luxurious plant is not only a functional addition to your garden but also an ecological one.
Dancy Semi-Dwarf Tangerine Tree: Grafted
*** No shipping to FL **2+ years old self-fertile beautifully healthy, 3ft” tall, vary in size. The pictures are for reference only. The trees we ship from March to May maybe still dormant and not have many leaves. They will grow more leaves later. The trees we ship as of March 2023 are shown in the pictures with pots. They vary in size and most plants have fruits. Dancy Semi-Dwarf Tangerine Tree•Winter-ripening fruit with some seeds.•Easy to peel and rich in flavor.•Reddish-Orange peel and deep orange flesh.•The best-known tangerine, “Dancy” has fine foliage and upright habit.•Popular for Chinese New Year.•Also known as Dancy Mandarin•Tends to bear more heavily in alternate years.•While the parentage is unknown, the Dancy Tangarine is thought to be the result of crossing two mandarins each with some amount of Pomelo in their DNA. •This Mandarin originated from the town of Tangier in Morocco where it got the name Tangerine which means: native of Tangier.•Grafted onto semi-dwarf rootstockGrowing Conditions: Full Sun- Provide 8 or more hours of direct sunlight per day. 10’-15’ MATURE TREE- Dancy Semi-Dwarf Tangerine trees can grow up to 10’-15’ when planted in the ground, but are easily kept smaller if grown in a container or with judicious pruning. SELF-FERTILE, Winter Season when fruit typically ripens in California, Hardy to 32 ºF, Protect when temperatures fall below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
Rare Delicious Zill PRAM KAI MEA 3 Gallon Grafted Mango Tree 2 – 4 ft tall !
(✅ Authorized distributor of Zill High Performance Plants. ✅ 100% Authentic and grafted – not seedlings. Fertilizer : Apply mango fertilizer every 4–6 weeks during active growth. 2–4 ft tall, 12–18 months old).
