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Henna is a natural dye made from the leaves of the Lawsonia Inermis plant with its recorded use dating back to the ancient Egyptians. Henna dye is primarily used to color hair, skin and fabrics. Henna is widespread in many cultures as a means of temporary tattooing. It is often featured in highly ornate body art patterns. The dye is activated when lawsone molecules are released from the crushed leaves, and so henna is commonly sold as powdered leaf, which is then mixed with mildly acidic liquid when it is prepared for use. The dye originally stains the skin orange, darkening to a reddish brown over the course of three days. The dye will ultimately fade once the dyed skin cells are shed. Henna booths are popular at public events such as fairs and festivals, particularly those with a hippy or Bohemian influence. Henna is also popular in Indian and various Muslim cultures. Henna can be seen as a beard dye, and its use is associated in various ways with marriage rituals. Henna is a fragrant flowering shrub that is suited for outdoor growth in zones 9b to 11. Elsewhere it can be grown indoors wherever bright light and warm temperatures can be provided. Henna is also known as Hina, Mignonetee Tree and Egyptian Privet.

Herb Garden Seed Kit - 50 Seeds Each

CULINARY HERB GARDEN: 10 different herbs to grow indoors or outdoors. 50+ Seeds in each packet. Growing your own food is a very rewarding process both financially and for your mental and physical health.

Essential Herb Peppermint Seeds

Here come the sunflowers. This mix features a diverse array of gorgeous sunflowers to give your garden a bright summer look, blended with unique varieties to make this a must-have for sunflower lovers. The Here Comes The Sun Mix shows off a broad spectrum of shapes, sizes and colors to create a beautiful medley of sunflowers.

Fast Growing Bonsai

Rare Bonsai Seeds

The Hidatsa Shield bean is an old heirloom grown by the Hidatsa Indians. Deep in the Missouri River Valley of North Dakota the Hidatsa Indians grew this pole type drying bean in their corn fields. The Indians were masters of growing plants that were helpful to each other such as the "Three Sisters".

Rare Bonsai

Ready to Plant Cranberry Bush Seedlings. Grow your own fruit.

20 Seeds to Plant and Grow Bonsai. Hinoki Cypress have a graceful branching habit; with delicate fan-shaped foliage. These trees retain their dark green leaves the entire year; so they always look their best.

This rare, fall blooming crocus is more commonly called the Saffron Bulb or Saffron Crocus! It begins blooming in September and continues through October! The purple flowers have deep purple veining! It's orange-red stigmas are the source of saffron, the worlds most expensive spice! Plant in full sun or partial shade and well-drained soil. It grows 3-5in. tall. Hardy in Zones 5-9. In cooler regions the Saffron Crocus can be grown in containers. You can harvest the saffron when the flowers are blooming. Harvesting Saffron is easy, simply pick the red stigmas on each flower once the flowers are fully open. Hirt's is one of the few companies that offer this rare bulb to the gardening public.

Holiday Mix Tulip Bulbs to Plant and Grow. Plant in the fall for beautiful spring blooms. Some have more pink tones. Some have more creamy white. Some even have hints of light purple. The flowers' colors change during flowering-and the weather has an effect, with warm weather bringing out more pink tones.

Shallots have a rich and sweet flavor that lends a distinctive touch to many dishes. This is the classic delicately flavored European variety so loved by gourmet chefs. These easy to grow shallot sets are cold hardy, heat tolerant and tasty. Very expensive to buy in stores, they're so easy to grow that you can use them lavishly. Plant in spring (fall in the South) and harvest in fall or plant in fall to overwinter for spring use. Space sets 12" apart. 10 sets will plant a 10 ft. row. The gourmet favorite; Dutch Shallot sets are easier to grow than starting from seed. These new varieties multiply extensively providing a fine assortment of sizes and are resistant to bolting. WHEN TO PLANT: Plant as early as possible in the spring as soon as your soil is workable. This is usually 2 to 4 weeks before your last frost date. WHERE TO PLANT: Shallots require rich, well-drained organic soil with a pH of 6.2 to 6.8 in a sunny spot for best results. They prefer even moisture throughout the growing cycle and are hardy to USDA zones 2-9. HOW TO PLANT: Separate bulbs into individual cloves and plant so that the points are just covered with soil; spacing each clove 6" apart in rows that are 12" apart. water well and mulch to reduce soil heaving and protect plants. If necessary apply a common fertilizer; 5-10-5 at a rate of 5 pounds per 100 square feet into the soil prior to planting. TIME TO HARVEST: Allow shallots to ripen thoroughly and leaves to wither just above the neck of the shallots. At that time remove from the garden; knock off the dirt and allow to dry for several days. Once dried, store by roping or hanging in netted bags in a cool, frost free dry spot for use throughout the winter.

Holland Shallots Hybrid Onion Sets, a hybrid shallot variety, is a bulb vegetable. The plant produces traditional globe-shaped bulbs. The bulbs are 1½ to 2 inches in diameter with red to copper skin, white flesh, and a mild, sweet onion flavor and a fine texture.

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Mixed Single Hollyhocks - 100+ Seeds to Grow. Hollyhocks when left to nature continually reseed themselves year after year.