1 Yellow Cape Honeysuckle (Tecoma capensis) Live Starter Plant- READ LISTING
Cape Honeysuckle (Tecoma capensis) is a hardy tropical that is perennial in zone 8 and 9 when mulched over. The clusters of tubular flowers attract hummingbirds and large butterflies! This particular variety is yellow.
Iris germanica Purple & Yellow Bearded Iris 3 Rhizomes Spring Bloom
This iris is low maintenance easy to grow plant. beautiful multi-color blooms in Spring.
50 Loblolly Pine Trees $3 each FREE SHIPPING
The loblolly pine (Pinus taeda) is a cornerstone of the southeastern United States’ forests, thriving in the coastal plains and lowlands.
Pinus thunbergii ‘Thunderhead’ – Japanese Black Pine *Live Plant
This item is grown and shipped in a standard trade #1 Container. The height of our potted plants may vary depending on their age and growth rate, so the actual size of the plant you receive might differ slightly from what is shown. For more details, please refer to our plant size policy on our store page. Pinus thunbergii ‘Thunderhead’, commonly known as Thunderhead Japanese Black Pine, is a striking and compact conifer that adds a dramatic touch to any garden. This shrubby, slow-growing cultivar of the Japanese Black Pine is native to the coastal areas of Japan and South Korea, and was first selected as a seedling at Angelica Nursery in Maryland in 1987. Its dense, dark green needles and unique form have earned it the prestigious Royal Horticulture Society Award of Garden Merit in 2012 for its exceptional beauty and hardiness. ‘Thunderhead’ is characterized by its densely packed needles, which are 3.5″-4.5″ long and a deep, lustrous green. These needles provide a beautiful contrast to the tree’s silver-white candles that emerge in winter and spring, creating a striking visual effect. As the seasons progress, the tree develops 3″ long, oval, brown cones that add to its ornamental appeal. This cultivar has an irregular, spreading habit when young, gradually maturing into a broadly pyramidal form. It grows at a moderate rate of 6″-9″ per year, reaching a height of 5.5′-6′ in 10 years, and eventually attaining a mature size of 10′-15′ high and 8′-10′ wide. ‘Thunderhead’ thrives in full sun and prefers well-draining soil with a neutral to slightly acidic pH (5.0-7.0). It is adaptable to a variety of soil types, including clay, silt, loam, and sand, as long as the soil is not waterlogged. Once established, ‘Thunderhead’ becomes drought-tolerant, requiring minimal watering except during extended periods of heat and drought. This cultivar is also resistant to deer, disease, and rabbits, and can tolerate salt and coastal exposure, making it an excellent choice for a wide range of garden environments. ‘Thunderhead’ is perfect as a specimen plant, in rock gardens, Asian gardens, or as part of a conifer grouping. It also works well in containers, as a hedge, or as a privacy screen. Its compact size and striking foliage make it a versatile addition to any landscape. Complement ‘Thunderhead’ with companion plants that share similar growing conditions, such as Japanese maple, dogwood, and redbud, which provide contrasting shapes and textures. Colorful shrubs like weigela, barberry, and viburnum can add visual interest, while a columnar tree like Stowe Pillar white pine or Sky Pencil holly, combined with low-growing junipers, can create a harmonious mixed planting. Introduce Pinus thunbergii ‘Thunderhead’ to your garden and enjoy its dynamic presence, stunning foliage, and enduring beauty for years to come.
Cupressus nootkatensis ‘Glauca Pendula’ – Alaskan Cedar *Live Plant
This item is available in multiple container sizes, which may include:#1 Container: Standard trade size#3 Container: Standard trade size#5 Container: Standard trade size The height of our potted plants may vary based on their age and growth rate. These measurements are estimates and can fluctuate depending on the plant’s specific variety. For the most accurate and up-to-date availability, please check the size options listed in the item variations. For more details, please refer to our plant size policy on our store page. The Nootka Cypress, also known as Weeping Alaskan Cedar, is a stunning, pyramidal tree that adds an elegant touch to any landscape. This graceful conifer features flat sprays of blue-green foliage that hang delicately from horizontal branches, creating a captivating, weeping appearance. Native to the moist bottomlands and ravines of northern California and the Pacific coast of Alaska, this tree is an excellent choice as a specimen or accent tree, particularly for narrow or small spaces. In its native habitat, the Nootka Cypress can reach an impressive height of 100 feet with a width of 30 feet, living for an extraordinary 1000 years. In home gardens, however, it grows more modestly, attaining about 15 feet in height and 4 feet in width within 10 years, and eventually reaching approximately 35 feet by 12 feet. Its upright trunk nods gracefully at the top, while the foliage consists of flat sprays of overlapping blue-green scales. This gives the tree its distinctive, dramatic weeping form. Tiny, one-third to one-half-inch reddish-purple cones appear at the ends of branchlets, turning brown as the season progresses. The reddish-brown bark peels off in sheets, adding an additional layer of interest to this already captivating tree. The Nootka Cypress thrives in USDA hardiness zones 4 to 7, preferring sun to partial shade. It requires consistently moist, well-draining, acidic soil, similar to its native environment. Regular watering is essential during the establishment period and throughout dry spells, and a layer of mulch at the base helps maintain soil moisture and minimize weeds. In northern areas (zones 4 to 6), it performs best in full sun, sheltered from harsh winter winds that can dry out its foliage. In the warmer zone 7, it benefits from morning sunlight and partial to full shade in the afternoon. This tree’s narrow, weeping form makes it a perfect accent for various garden settings, including the corners of buildings, entryways, city gardens, courtyards, conifer gardens, and rock gardens. As a spectacular focal point, the Nootka Cypress should not be crowded by other trees or shrubs. Instead, complement it with low-growing junipers and small perennials, such as coral bells, hellebores, anemones, astilbes, lithodoras, creeping phlox, and creeping myrtle. Spring bulbs like tulips, daffodils, crocuses, and hyacinths can add early-season color, while nearby azaleas and flowering quince further enhance its beauty. Bring home the Cupressus nootkatensis ‘Glauca Pendula’ and enjoy the timeless elegance and unique beauty it brings to your garden for years to come.
Bell Nursery Picea Conica (Dwarf Alberta Spruce) In 1 Gallon Decorative Pot
Make it easy with this stunning pre-decorated picea conica live evergreen tree in a 1 Gal. It’s hardy, adaptable and deer resistant. ‘Conica’, commonly known as Dwarf Alberta Spruce, is a perfect cone-shaped evergreen conifer displaying dense green needles which are soft to the touch.
Bell Nursery Picea Conica (Dwarf Alberta Spruce) In 1 Gallon Gold Holiday Pot
Make it easy with this stunning pre-decorated picea conica live evergreen tree in a 1 Gal. It’s hardy, adaptable and deer resistant. ‘Conica’, commonly known as Dwarf Alberta Spruce, is a perfect cone-shaped evergreen conifer displaying dense green needles which are soft to the touch.
Purple with Orange bearded Iris 3 Rhizomes Spring Bloom
This iris is low maintenance easy to grow plant. Blooms in Spring.
