Sow Right Seeds – Lemon Grass Seeds for Planting – Non-GMO Heirloom – East India
Experience the vibrant flavors of East India with Sow Right Seeds’ Lemon Grass Seeds. This non-GMO heirloom variety is perfect for both indoor and outdoor planting, thriving in tropical wet climates.
5 POLYPHYLL RED LOTUS SEEDS – Nelumbo Nucifera
See all my other colors of lotus seeds listed. All parts of the plant are used, they are astringent, cardiotonic, febrifuge, hypotensive, resolvent, stomachic, styptic, tonic and vasodilator. This is a peony-type double-flowered variety that has around 120 petals in deep reddish / pink color to 6″ across.
5 POLYPHYLL RED LOTUS SEEDS – Nelumbo Nucifera
See all my other colors of lotus seeds listed. All parts of the plant are used, they are astringent, cardiotonic, febrifuge, hypotensive, resolvent, stomachic, styptic, tonic and vasodilator. This is a peony-type double-flowered variety that has around 120 petals in deep reddish / pink color to 6″ across.
Hedychium gardnerianum | Himalayan & Kahili Ginger | Garland Lily | 10_Seeds
These seeds were collected from Hedychium gardnerianum, also known as Himalayan Ginger, Kahili Ginger, Kahila, and Garland-Lily. This tropical plant likes to live in full sun to partial shade where it grows to about 8 feet tall. The gold, yellow, and orange blossoms are very fragrant and on display from the middle of the summer until the middle of fall. USDA Hardiness Zones 8 to 11. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution
Hedychium gardnerianum | Himalayan & Kahili Ginger | Garland Lily | 10_Seeds
These seeds were collected from Hedychium gardnerianum, also known as Himalayan Ginger, Kahili Ginger, Kahila, and Garland-Lily. This tropical plant likes to live in full sun to partial shade where it grows to about 8 feet tall. The gold, yellow, and orange blossoms are very fragrant and on display from the middle of the summer until the middle of fall. USDA Hardiness Zones 8 to 11. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution
Dillenia indica | Chulta | Elephant Apple | Hondapara Tree | Ou Tenga | 20_Seeds
These seeds were collected from Dillenia indica, also known as Chulta, ou tenga, Elephant Apple, and Hondapara Tree. These trees like to grow in full sun where they can grow up to about 40 feet high. The white and yellow blossoms are very fragrant and on display from late spring until early fall. The fruit is sour and used in many dishes, but it must be used sparingly because it is a major food source for elephants, monkeys, and deer. USDA Hardiness Zones 9b to 11. Dillenia indica seeds are renowned for their striking blooms and adaptability. These seeds are a must-have for gardeners seeking a hardy and visually captivating addition to their landscape. USDA Hardiness Zones: Dillenia indica thrives in zones 9b-11, making it a resilient choice for regions with warm, tropical climates. This plant offers an intriguing ecological role. Dillenia indica boasts fragrant blossoms that perfume your garden with a delightful aroma, creating a sensory oasis. In addition to its aromatic appeal, this plant serves as a valuable host for butterflies and moths. Witness the enchanting life cycle of these winged wonders as they seek refuge and sustenance on your Dillenia indica. Moreover, a diverse array of wildlife is drawn to this plants nectar-rich blooms. Bees, butterflies, ladybugs, hummingbirds, and moths all find nourishment and shelter among its branches, transforming your garden into a vibrant and bustling ecosystem. Fun Fact: Dillenia indica is also known as the Elephant Apple due to the large, round fruits it produces, which are a favorite food source for elephants and other wildlife in its native habitat. So, whether you are an experienced gardener or a novice, Dillenia indica seeds offer a fragrant, resilient, and wildlife-friendly addition to your outdoor haven. Cultivate not only a flourishing garden but also a deeper connection to the wonders of the natural world with these extraordinary seeds. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution
Dillenia indica | Chulta | Elephant Apple | Hondapara Tree | Ou Tenga | 20_Seeds
These seeds were collected from Dillenia indica, also known as Chulta, ou tenga, Elephant Apple, and Hondapara Tree. These trees like to grow in full sun where they can grow up to about 40 feet high. The white and yellow blossoms are very fragrant and on display from late spring until early fall. The fruit is sour and used in many dishes, but it must be used sparingly because it is a major food source for elephants, monkeys, and deer. USDA Hardiness Zones 9b to 11. Dillenia indica seeds are renowned for their striking blooms and adaptability. These seeds are a must-have for gardeners seeking a hardy and visually captivating addition to their landscape. USDA Hardiness Zones: Dillenia indica thrives in zones 9b-11, making it a resilient choice for regions with warm, tropical climates. This plant offers an intriguing ecological role. Dillenia indica boasts fragrant blossoms that perfume your garden with a delightful aroma, creating a sensory oasis. In addition to its aromatic appeal, this plant serves as a valuable host for butterflies and moths. Witness the enchanting life cycle of these winged wonders as they seek refuge and sustenance on your Dillenia indica. Moreover, a diverse array of wildlife is drawn to this plants nectar-rich blooms. Bees, butterflies, ladybugs, hummingbirds, and moths all find nourishment and shelter among its branches, transforming your garden into a vibrant and bustling ecosystem. Fun Fact: Dillenia indica is also known as the Elephant Apple due to the large, round fruits it produces, which are a favorite food source for elephants and other wildlife in its native habitat. So, whether you are an experienced gardener or a novice, Dillenia indica seeds offer a fragrant, resilient, and wildlife-friendly addition to your outdoor haven. Cultivate not only a flourishing garden but also a deeper connection to the wonders of the natural world with these extraordinary seeds. Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution
Galpinia transvaalica | Transvaal Privet | Wild Pride of India | 10_Seeds
These seeds were collected from Galpinia transvaalica, also known as Transvaal Privet, and Wild Pride of India. This decorative hedge can grow up to 20 feet high and has very attractive white flowers. USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11.
Galpinia transvaalica | Transvaal Privet | Wild Pride of India | 10_Seeds
These seeds were collected from Galpinia transvaalica, also known as Transvaal Privet, and Wild Pride of India. This decorative hedge can grow up to 20 feet high and has very attractive white flowers. USDA Hardiness Zones 9 to 11.
Musa sikkimensis Darjeeling | Darjeeling Banana | 10 Seeds
Musa sikkimensis Darjeeling is a Tropical or Tender perennial in the Musaceae family. A native to Bhutan and India. It is called Darjeeling Banana or Hooker’s Hardy Banana. One of the highest altitude banana species. It can grow as tall as 20 feet and 6 feet wide. The leaves are huge and can handle high winds. When young, the rib down the middle of the leaves is a light to dark purple but will fade as it matures. This banana is hardier than most banana trees. Flowering and fruiting take place from October to April. It prefers to grow in light shade to full shade. It will require water regularly to keep the soil moist. Zones 8-11 Germination Scarify a small hole in each seed with sandpaper or a nail file, then soak seeds for 24 hours in warm water before sowing 1 inch deep in good loamy compost. Keep in a propagator or warm place between 70 and 80 degrees F, and do not exclude light.
