Papaya Tree 4 Inch Cell 100% Organic Free Shipping USA
The product is a 4 inch cell of a papaya tree, 100% organic with free shipping in the USA. It is suitable for temperate, sub-tropical, and tropical climates, and can be grown both indoors and outdoors. The tree is brown in color and prefers loam and peat soil, with neutral soil pH. This fast-growing tree thrives in full sun and requires medium watering, making it ideal for home and garden enthusiasts looking to add a tropical touch to their space.
Red Dacca/Red Cuban Banana – 1 TC Plant Plug Tree – 3-6 inches – Edible Fruit!!!
Red Dacca (Red Cuban) (Musa acuminata) Banana 1 TC Plant Plug Tree – 3-6 inches – Edible Fruit!!! YOU WILL RECEIVE ONE TISSUE CULTURE BANANA PLANT/PLUG. THE ROOT BALL WILL BE WRAPPED IN DAMP PAPER TOWEL AND PLASTIC WRAP FOR SHIPMENT. The Red banana variety (Musa acuminata Red Dacca) known also as Red Cuban grows to 8-15 ft tall. It has ivory or custard-hued, semi-soft flesh fruits surrounded by a thick, brick red to maroon-colored peel. The flesh has a dry and chalky, starchy consistency when young, and the taste is sweet, with a hint of vanilla. Although it can be eaten fresh, it is also prized as a baking variety, used in both desserts and semi-savory dishes. Red bananas can also be made in to jams, or in making tarts or cakes. One savory preparation includes cooking them in green curry.Fertilizer Fertilize bananas using any type of high nitrogen organic fertilizer. Bananas are heavy feeders so we suggest that you fertilize every couple of months After your initial watering. Light and Temperature Requirements Grow bananas in BRIGHT LIGHT. 12 hours of bright light are ideal for most varieties. bananas prefer Constant WARMTH this is very important – the ideal night temperature would be 67 F. The day temperatures would be in the 80s. Ideally you would have fresh circulating air. If you are in a more northern climate you may bring them during the winter. rhizome / rootball and all, remove the leaves and store the plant, dry, in a heated area over winter. To assure survival, it is easier to dig small suckers, severed very close to the parent rhizome, and pot them for overwintering indoors. Spacing should be at around 4′ this will produce a stand or patch. General Information Broad, long, graceful leaves and rapid growth-commonly reaching full size in just a few weeks-make banana a favorite plant for providing a tropical look to pool and patio areas. The development of bananas following a frost-free winter is a source of both pride and amazement to those unfamiliar with banana culture. Bananas are a tropical herbaceous plant consisting of an underground corm and a trunk (pseudostem) comprised of concentric layers of leaf sheaths. At 10 to 15 months after the emergence of a new plant. There are thousands of banana varieties and some species reach up to 50 feet in height. Banana flowers appear in groups (hands) along the stem and are covered by purplish bracts which roll back and shed as the fruit stem develops. The first hands to appear contain female flowers which will develop into bananas (usually seedless in edible types). The number of hands of female flowers varies from a few to more than 10, after which numerous hands of sterile flowers appear and shed in succession, followed by numerous hands of male flowers which also shed. Generally, a bract rolls up and sheds to expose a new hand of flowers almost daily. It is recommended that bananas be planted in patches or groves, the idea is to place them together in a stand. The shade from a stand of bananas is generally cooler than regular shade, a well placed hammock will do nicely on a hot summer day. Pests and Diseases Musa have few troublesome pests or diseases outside the tropics. Root rot from cold wet soil is by far the biggest killer of banana plants in our latitudes. Banana Care After fruiting, the mother plant which bore should be cut off near ground level, as it can never produce again. The old trunk will quickly decompose if cut into three or four pieces, with each piece then being split lengthwise. Use the remains in a mulch bed or compost heap. After a major cold period in which there is no doubt that bananas were killed to the ground, cut the plants off at ground level within a couple of weeks of the freeze. Dead bananas are not very attractive and they are much easier to cut off before decomposition starts. banana leaves can be removed after they break and hang down along the trunk. Most bananas will produce the flower bud within 10 to 15 months of emergence as a new sucker, depending mostly on variety and extent of cool/cold weather. Most production north of the lower Rio Grande Valley occurs in the spring and summer following a particularly mild winter. Banana Propagation Bananas can be propagated from pups which are the off shoots from mature plants. These off shoots will form new Rysomes thus creating a new plant. Banana posses a trunk like feature which is commonly referred to as a pseudo stem or trunk. This trunk is composed of fiber ridden leaves that form a trunk like feature. Banana sap is a more like water
1- Medjool 11+ Year Old Date Palm Tree Phoenix Dactylifera Plant, 5 Gallon Pot
The date palm has been prized from remotest antiquity and may have originated in what is now Iraq. Spanish missionaries carried the tree to the New World in the 18th and early 19th centuries. This is a spectacular palm for landscaping large areas but can also be used in confined areas in urban landscapes.
1- Medjool 1+ Year Old Date Palm Seedling Phoenix Dactylifera Plant Sapling
1- Medjool 1+ Year Old Date Palm Tree Seedling, Phoenix dactylifera Food Plant Starter Medjool Date Palm, (Phoenix dactylifera), tree of the palm family (Arecaceae) cultivated for its sweet edible fruits. The date palm has been prized from remotest antiquity and may have originated in what is now Iraq. The fruit has been the staple food and chief source of wealth in the irrigable deserts of North Africa and the Middle East. Spanish missionaries carried the tree to the New World in the 18th and early 19th centuries. Date palms are grown in the Canary Islands, northern Africa, the Middle East, Pakistan, India, Mexico, and the U.S. state of California. This is a spectacular palm for landscaping large areas but can also be used in confined areas in urban landscapes. Plant in a deep pot that provides plenty of room for the taproot and provide plenty of light. This palm tree is drought tolerant and looks best when planted in full sun. Don’t place young palms too close to walkways where their sharp leaf spines might injure passersby. Place the seeds in a sterile medium which is only barely moist, but never too wet at approximately 1/2 inch deep. The soil you plant the palm tree seed in should almost feel dry to the touch. Nevertheless, don’t be tempted to add more water. Seal the seeds in an airtight container (such as a plastic sandwich box (recommended)) or a plastic bag. Place it in a warm-to-hot position; say above the hot-water tank. Temperatures of 90 degrees Fahrenheit are ideal. Inspect the seeds daily. Many species germinate in as little as one or two weeks, but some may take quite a bit longer. When a root appears, carefully put the seeds into well-drained compost (e.g. 50/50 standard potting compost and coarse grit), and keep warm until the shoot appears. When the shoot appears place the palm in a warm, light place. If your room temperature is fairly cool, be very careful not to over-water as the roots of some palms (even the humble date palm) will rot if the compost is kept wet when the palms are not actively growing. Shipped with USPS First Class
Barbados Cherry (Malpighia emarginata) – 1 TC Plant/Plug – 3-6 inches – Edible!!
A great pick for landscapes and container growing. Soil: Well-drained.
Acerola – Barbados Cherry – Malpighia emarginata
Acerola – Barbados Cherry – Malpighia emarginata Description This listing is for one (1) Acerola – Barbados Cherry Plant. The Barbados cherry is a large, bushy shrub or small tree 10-15 feet in height and an equal width. The tree is erect, spreading and drooping, with a short trunk to 4 inches in diameter. Its evergreen leaves are elliptic,oblong and somewhat wavy, 3/4 to 2 3/4 inches long, dark green, and glossy when mature. The flowers have 5 pink or lavender, spoon-shaped, fringed petals. The fruits, borne singly or in 2’s or 3’s in the leaf but more or less obviously 3-lobed; 1/2 to 1 inch wide; bright-red, with thin, glossy skin and orange-colored, very juicy, with high concentrations of Vitamin C. Cultivation Can be grown in full or partial sun. pH 5.5-6.5 Mature height of 10-15′, smaller in containers. Hardiness zone 9-12. Feed twice Annually 8-8-13. Mature trees can tolerate brief temperture drops to 28 degrees. Can tolerate long periods of drought. Shipping All plants shipped using USPS priority mail for 1-3 day delivery. 1 day handling time and next morning drop-off for deliveries Monday through Saturday. Combined Shipping Our combined shipping is simple – $5.99 for the first and 1.50¢ for each plant after 1 – buy more and save big on shipping! Customer Service We want you to be successful and satisfied. If you’re unhappy for any reason, before leaving feedback, contact us. Although we make every effort, weather and the postal service do not always cooperate. We will work with you to your satisfaction. Check out my other items!
Musa – Gold Finger – Banana Tree
Developed by the Honduran Foundation for Agricultural Research (FHIA), this variety is celebrated for its resilience. They’re also versatile—they can be eaten fresh, fried, baked, or even used in savory dishes.
Musa – Dwarf Cavendish – Banana Tree
Young plants have maroon or purple blotches on their leaves but quickly lose them as they mature.
Camellia sinensis – 1 TC Plant Plug Tree – 2-6 inches – Tea Leaf!!!
Camellia sinensis – 1 TC Plant Plug Tree – 3-6 inches – Tea Leaf!!! DescriptionThe Tea Camellia is a hardy evergreen shrub or small tree that is probably the most widely grown Camellia in the world traditionally used for caffeinated teas. They are harvested as the leaves emerge beginning early spring and processed in different ways to create white, green, oolong, and black teas. Smaller young leaves and leaf buds are used for making green tea, the older larger leaves for oolong and black tea, and the buds for white tea. There are two major varieties. Camellia sinensis var. sinensis is the Chinese variety that has small leaves and is more tolerant of cold weather hardy into USDA Zone 6. C. sinensis var. assamica is from the Assam region of northern India with larger leaves hardy to zone 7 and south. The differences in taste, color, and aroma between these teas are achieved by varying the variety, climate, harvest, oxidation, and processing.This plant is slow-growing and easily maintained. Unlike many other Camellia species, it is heat and drought tolerant and can perform well in full sun. The attractive dense dark-green leaves and blooms make it a good plant for screening, foundation planting, hedge, or an attractive patio or container plant. For optimal tea production, it is best to prune to 4-5′ just before spring growth to encourage shoots. The flowers attract bees and it is mildly resistant to damage by deer.Insects and Diseases: Camellias are susceptible to viruses and some fungal diseases such as dieback, cankers, flower blight, and root rot. Watch for scales, aphids, planthoppers, and spider mites. They are especially problematic on stressed plants.Attributes:Genus:CamelliaSpecies:sinensisFamily:TheaceaeUses (Ethnobotany):Used as a medicinal productLife Cycle:WoodyRecommended Propagation Strategy:Root CuttingSeedCountry Or Region Of Origin:China South-Central & China SoutheastWildlife Value:Attracts beesPlay Value:Attracts PollinatorsParticularly Resistant To (Insects/Diseases/Other Problems):Mildly deer resistantEdibility:Leaves and buds are dried and used to make tea. Fragrant flowers a source of edible oil.Dimensions:Height: 6 ft. 0 in. – 15 ft. 0 in.Width: 4 ft. 0 in. – 8 ft. 0 in.Whole Plant Traits:Plant Type:EdibleShrubTreeWoody Plant Leaf Characteristics:Broadleaf EvergreenHabit/Form:ErectRoundedGrowth Rate:SlowMaintenance:LowTexture:MediumCultural Conditions:Light:Full sun (6 or more hours of direct sunlight a day)Partial Shade (Direct sunlight only part of the day, 2-6 hours)Soil Texture:ClayHigh Organic MatterLoam (Silt)SandSoil pH:Acid (<6.0)Soil Drainage:Good DrainageMoistAvailable Space To Plant:6-feet-12 feetNC Region:CoastalMountainsPiedmontUSDA Plant Hardiness Zone:6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, 8a, 8b, 9a, 9bFruit:Fruit Color:Brown/CopperGreenFruit Type:CapsuleFruit Length:1-3 inchesFruit Width:1-3 inchesFruit Description:3-lobed smooth fruit begins green maturing to dark brown and cracks open to reveal 3 rounded-cuneate seeds. Seeds can take up to 12 months to develop from bud blossom to mature fruit.
Mini Gardenia Tree 6-Inch Fragrant Indoor Outdoor Plant Blooming Home Office
Enhance Your Space with the Fragrant Mini Gardenia Bonsai. Experience the elegance and soothing aroma of the Fragrant Mini Gardenia Bonsai, a compact and stylish miniature tree that brightens any indoor or outdoor setting.
