Agapanthus Getty White | 2 Inch | Agapanthus praecox | White Flowers | Borders
The enormously tall flower stems of the Getty White Agapanthus are seaside resort favorites, because they are salt water tolerant. The white color of the Getty White Agapanthus plant stands out in your landscape, highlighting the surrounding plants and shining brightly in dark areas.
Heavy Duty Metal Hose Holder – 200FT Detachable Rustproof Garden Stand Black
Decorative & Rust-Resistance: Elaborate decorative eagle and substantial and attractive decrative design. Thick and durable powder coat finish for weather resistant use, makes this heavy duty decrative horse holder to be rustproof for outdoor garden outside use.
LASZOLA 2-Tier Bronze Metal Plant Stand Indoor Large Tall Heavy Duty Flower Pot
【3-Minute Easy Assembly】Forget about complicated instructions! Our plant stand indoor is ready to go in just 3 minutes with only one screw—no tools or assembly headaches involved. The height aligns with windows, providing ample sunlight for growth.,【No More Water Spills】The tray of our tall minimalist flower stands has a raised edge to prevent any plants from slipping off while also preventing water from spilling during watering.
Darlingtonia californica (small) – 3.25″ pot – Carnivorous plant
Darlingtonia californica (small) – 3.25″ pot. Darlingtonia californica is iconic among both carnivorous plants and California natives, growing isolated on the West Coast thousands of miles away from its Sarracenia and Heliamphora relatives.
Utricularia sandersonii – 2.5″ tall pot – Carnivorous plant
From the botanical wonderland of South Africa, Utricularia sandersonii is one of the most charming of all carnivorous plants. This bladderwort produces small but showy flowers that resemble tiny rabbits, and do so quite prolifically throughout the growing season.
Darlingtonia californica (medium) – 4.5″ deep pot – Carnivorous plant
Darlingtonia californica is iconic among both carnivorous plants and California natives, growing isolated on the West Coast thousands of miles away from its Sarracenia and Heliamphora relatives. The unlikely habitat of this species is only made more unusual by the frequent presence of serpentine, California’s state rock, which is notably toxic to most plants.
