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The Common Rue ( Ruta graveolens ), also known as Herb-of-grace , is a species of rue grown as a herb . It is native to southern Europe . It is sometimes grown as an ornamental plant in gardens , especially because of its bluish leaves, and also sometimes for its tolerance of hot and dry soil conditions. It also is grown as both a medicinal herb and as a condiment.

25+ Seeds. This spectacular scalloped tomato was found in the dry mountains of Mexico, where it's grown by the Zapotec Indians. It's sweet tasting, very ornamental, and it loves dry heat. Heavy yields of sweet 1/2 pound fruits grow on sturdy vines that love the desert. Zapotec's ruffled shape makes for scalloped slices, very pretty on the plate, and it's terrific hollowed and stuffed. Gorgeous and plentiful, this is a chef's tomato. Even more important in hot climates, Zapotec thrives in extreme heat and is actually drought-tolerant. Seeds are still scarce, but this should be a real winner in the Southwest.

Originating in the Orient, Rugosa is a very hardy, vigorous growing, pest-free shrub rose. It has thick, leathery, wrinkled leaves and fragrant, pinkish-red, single flowers in summer, followed by scarlet hips which are very colorful in the fall. This rose gets to be about 2.5' if pruned back each spring. Mulching late in fall will help ensure that the crown survives the winter.

Originating in the Orient, Rugosa is a very hardy, vigorous growing, pest-free shrub rose. It has thick, leathery, wrinkled leaves and fragrant, pinkish-red, single flowers in summer, followed by scarlet hips which are very colorful in the fall. This rose gets to be about 2.5' if pruned back each spring. Mulching late in fall will help ensure that the crown survives the winter.

Exotic Indeed - 200+ Lupine Seeds to Grow. Made in USA. Ships from Iowa.

Fingerling Potatos

Looking for a tough plant that can withstand harsh conditions? Look no further than Elaeagnus angustifolia, also known as the Russian Olive. This species grows as a hedge and can tolerate maritime exposure and drought. Not only does it have appealing silvery-green leaves and fragrant flowers, it also enriches soil rather than draining it of nutrients by fixing atmospheric nitrogen. The sweet, edible fruit and highly aromatic flowers are used for medicinal purposes in some cultures. While it is an invasive species in certain areas, it is a valuable ornamental plant and a tough survivor in many conditions. Give it a try in your garden or hedge today!

Many uses for Rye Berries that include making bread, distilling, cooking. High in Protien and Fiber

You get 8 Oz. of Healthy Rye Berries. Healthy alternate to Wheat Berries, Rice and are a great addition to any Kitchen. These fresh Berries can also be sprouted and Rye is very good for the soil and animals absolutely love it. High in Fiber it is a great choice and is Vegan; Vegetarian; 100% Whole Grain; High in Fiber; Kosher Par eve. Use in any recipe calling for whole grains, such as pilafs, risottos, casseroles, salads, soups, and stews, or grind in your home flour mill.

Cook as cereal, replace rice for unique flavor sensation.

Rye Seeds to Grow. Great for Garden, Cover Crop, Deer Feed, Hay and Animal Feed. Good for Environment. Non-GMO - Open Pollinated - High Germination Rate

Grow the Highly Desired Sacred Ficus Bonsai Tree. Ficus Religiosa , Peepal Tree , Bodhi Tree , Holy Fig Tree , Bonsai Arayal - 25+Seeds for growing

Grow the Highly Desired Sacred Ficus Bonsai Tree. Ficus Religiosa , Peepal Tree , Bodhi Tree , Holy Fig Tree , Bonsai Arayal - 30+Seeds for growing

Sacred Lotus have been a prized aquatic feature for millenia. Multicolor Mix Lotus Seeds that have a high germination rate (90%). Lotus Fowers are Prized as Bonsai Specimen, Great for Koi Ponds or and Pond or Body of Water. Easy to grow. Water Lily are easy to grow. Can grow in a cup ofr water. Add this unique aquatic flower to your bonsai collection. A water bonsai. Fast Growing and east to Grow. Instructions and a Video Tutorial Link Included.

Safflower Saffron Carthamus Tinctorius Yellow Orange Flower Seeds ctavl (300 Seeds)

Crocus sativus: Saffron Crocus Grow your own saffron to use in cooking! We rarely think of bulbs as edible, but this showy fall-blooming Crocus is the source of saffron, the quintessential seasoning for paella and other dishes from the Mediterranean and Asia. Each lilac-purple flower produces three red stigmas, which have been used for flavoring and coloring food since Roman times. For instructions on harvesting saffron, click here. We ship our crocus sativus bulbs from September - December. The bulbs must be planted right away so they may go about the business of rooting and preparing to flower, a process that generally takes 4-6 weeks.

Crocus plants are relatively small, reaching just 3-6 inches in height. The leaves are grass-like, generally with a light stripe running up the middle. The blooms pucker up at night and re-open in the morning. The purple flowers have deep purple veining! It's orange-red stigmas are the source of saffron, the worlds most expensive spice! Harvesting Saffron is easy, simply pick the red stigmas on each flower. Plant in full sun or partial shade and well-drained soil with PH 6 to 8. It grows 4-6in. tall. Hardy in Zones 5-9. Saffron Crocus can be grown in containers.

Saffron Crocus Bulb Saffron crocus bulb are wonderful Fall blooms that are sometimes so hard to find! They have beautiful lilac-purple blooms Also, you are able to grow your own saffron in your very own landscaping! And it is a great plant for beginning growers! Saffron crocus is zoned 5-8 and does very well in all of them. Saffron crocus bulb like and thrive in full sun to part shade, and they do not like wet ground. Grow your own saffron crocus to use in cooking! We rarely think of bulbs as edible, but this showy fall-blooming Saffron Crocus is the source of saffron, the quintessential seasoning for paella and other dishes from the Mediterranean and Asia. Each lilac-purple flower produces three red stigmas, which have been used for flavoring and coloring food since Roman times. We ship fall saffron Crocus in September and October. Cooler states, plant in September, Southern states can go into October. The saffron crocus bulbs must be planted right away so they may go about the business of rooting and preparing to flower, a process that generally takes 4-6 weeks. All of our products are packaged with official Daylily Nursery materials and have copyrighted growing instructions.