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Like most of its genus, Baptisia australis spends its first few years developing mostly below ground. The branching foliage and blossoms become showier and more developed with each subsequent growing season. For potted seedlings, this means they may have shorter, possibly floppy stems for the first couple of years before taking on a shrubbier appearance. Probably the most familiar and wide-ranging of Baptisias, Blue Wild Indigo can provide an early deep blue flare in spring in native plantings where its bushy structure complements summer bloomers. In addition to its many pollinators, Wild Blue Indigo is one of the host plants for the Wild Indigo Duskywing. Their 4' height and branching habit make wide spacing advisable in home landscaping. The dried stems with seed pods are ideal for dried floral arrangements. If you have dry soils and want a smaller Blue Indigo try Baptisia minor (Dwarf Blue Indigo).

Wild Cucumber Seeds

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Wild Dill is an herbaceous perennial in the Carrot family. Because it has a tuberous root system, the plant develops rapidly in the spring and after a short bloom period that lasts about two weeks, the plant goes dormant for the rest of the year. Because of the short bloom period, this plant is often overlooked but it is rather lovely if you catch it at the right time.

Easy to grow seed packet with instructions and growing tips. Monarch Butterflies need the milkweed plant to cocoon and this kit has 5 types plus many other neat wildflowers and native tall grasses. Covers Approx 10 sq ft. Watch this amazing animal transform and help save them as they are endangered. All Perennial Plants come back every year. Great STEM kit or present for child that is natural and very complex and enjoyable.

All Perennial Wildflower Seed Mix If your plan is to sit back and let Mother Nature do her thing, then this is probably the wildflower mix for you. Once you’ve done the proper soil prep and sowed the seed, you’re done! Our All-Perennial Wildflower Seed Mix contains many of the most beloved perennial wildflowers including Lupine, Flax, Coreopsis, and Shasta Daisy. Suitable for all regions of North America.

Bring a burst of vibrant color to your garden with the Wild Geranium Plant. This easy-to-grow perennial boasts stunning purple blooms that will captivate your senses. Its lush foliage and delicate petals create a mesmerizing display, perfect for adding a touch of natural beauty to your outdoor spaces. Thriving in a variety of conditions, the Wild Geranium Plant is a low-maintenance choice for both novice and experienced gardeners alike. Whether planted in borders, rock gardens, or containers, this hardy plant will flourish and provide a long-lasting floral spectacle. Embrace the charm of nature and elevate your landscape with the enchanting Wild Geranium Plant.

Wild Ginger is a low-growing, herbaceous perennial plant with heart-shaped leaves and unique, reddish-brown, tubular flowers often hidden beneath the foliage, typically found in shaded woodlands. It is a beautiful, versatile groundcover perennial that can be a valuable addition to landscaping.

Wild Ginger Germination: To break this seed's dormancy, mix it with moist sand and store it in an 80 degrees F location for 60 days, followed by 60 days in the refrigerator. For fall planting, only the warm period is needed since the winter will provide the necessary cool period. Direct sow the treated seed in spring, sowing the seeds 10” apart just below the surface and keeping the soil moist until germination. If the soil dries out, germination will be greatly reduced or delayed. Wild Ginger prefers moist but well drained soil and shade. Growing Wild Ginger Seeds: This plant grows very slowly, though once established it is a hardy and low maintenance plant. Over time, it spreads by rhizomes and will form a colony; rooted cuttings from mature plants will produce new plants fairly quickly. Though it tolerates some drought, it grows best if watered occasionally. A mulch of leaves will help conserve moisture and improve the soil. This plant makes an excellent low ground cover for woodland or shaded areas. The foliage attracts butterflies, especially the Pipevine Swallowtail; it also resists deer. Harvesting Wild Ginger: This plant should not be used internally, since it contains substances that can be poisonous. The leaves can be irritating to the skin. Saving Wild Ginger Seeds: The oval gray seeds will form in the base of the flower, after it has wilted and become hidden under the leaves. Remove the wilted flower heads and open them to find the seeds. Plant them immediately, or store them in moist sand in the refrigerator until planting.

Best known for its use as an attractive, low-growing ground cover in a shaded, or dappled light setting, Wild Ginger is also deer-resistant. Prefers partial to full shade. Wont do well in full sun.

Other common names: fox grape, northern fox grape, plum grape, northern muscadine, swamp grape, wild vine, riverbank grape, frost grape. Mature Height: Wild grape is a high climbing, woody vine that grows up to 60? to 100 long in it’s natural setting. Fast growth rate. Soil / Climate: Wild grape will grow well in shady areas, but for maximum fruit yields, prefers sun. Wild grape is quite hardy, though intermittent frosts can reduce fruit yields. Notes: Leaves are heart shaped and 2 to 9 inches long. Fruit is dark blue to black in color, and 5/16 to 1/2 inch in diameter. Wildlife: A wide range of birds rely upon wild grape for nesting and cover, and even more utilize its fruit for food throughout the fall months.Grapes ripen from July through September and are a favorite source of food for white-tailed deer, black bear, wild turkey, ruffed grouse,raccoon, skunk, squirrel and opossum. Various birds as cardinals, robins, cedar waxwings and mockingbirds will help disperse the seeds by consuming the fruit.

Wild Hyacinth, also called Atlantic Camas, is the only eastern species of its genus, which is in the Lily family and characterized by squat bulbs, similar to those of small tulips in size and shape. Its pale blue-violet flowers begin to bloom from the bottom, progressing toward the top of the spike-like raceme at the end of the plant’s central stalk.

Bromelia pinguin is a plant species in the genus Bromelia. This species is native to Central America, Mexico, the West Indies and northern South America. It is also reportedly naturalized in Florida. It is very common in Jamaica, where it is planted as a fence around pasture lands, on account of its prickly leaves.

Bromelia pinguin is a plant species in the genus Bromelia. This species is native to Central America, Mexico, the West Indies and northern South America. It is also reportedly naturalized in Florida. It is very common in Jamaica, where it is planted as a fence around pasture lands, on account of its prickly leaves.

Bromelia pinguin is a plant species in the genus Bromelia. This species is native to Central America, Mexico, the West Indies and northern South America. It is also reportedly naturalized in Florida. It is very common in Jamaica, where it is planted as a fence around pasture lands, on account of its prickly leaves.

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