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15 Seeds of Asian Winged Bean to grow. Very neat looking to grow and tasty to eat!

The tiny fragrant flowers of the Butterfly Bush cluster together in huge cone shaped bunches for a lovely display. They make an excellent cut flower and attract all of the good stuff - bees, butterflies including MONARCHS, and birds including HUMMINGBIRDS! I think they are very appropriately named because I can tell you there is no other flower in my yard I see more butterflies on.

150 seeds Large Red Cherry Tomato Non GMO ez grow

150+ Dwarf Bonsai Fruit Tree Seeds for Planting, 50+ Lemon Tree Seeds /50+ Cherry Tree Seeds /50+ Orange Tree Seeds (3 Variety Individual Packs)

Okra seeds have a longer growth cycle and are suitable for spring sowing. The growth temperature should be kept above 15°C.tolerant to drought.Okra seeds can be sown together with mung bean seeds, corn seeds, watermelon seeds and other vegetable seeds to make reasonable use of the garden space.Please leave a message to consult our customer service service, and we will reply to you within 24 hours. Sincerely wish you a happy shopping and a good garden harvest.

Mikado Poppy Red/Orange - 1500 Seeds

1500 Year Old Cave Beans

Purslane is native to Indian sub-continent and now distributed widely across the continents but actually as a wild weed.There exist varieties of puslane with variation in leaf size thickness and leaf arrangement and pigment distribution.This hardy herb plant requires relatively less water and soil nutrients and grows well sunny sunny climates.The plant grows up to 12-15 cm in height as a low-lying spread.Purslane is widely grown in many Asian and European regions as a staple leafy vegetable. Its leaves appear thick contain mucilaginous substance and have a slightly sour and salty taste. Leaves and tender stems are edible. In addition to succulent stems and leaves its yellow flower buds are also favored especially in salads.Purslane seeds appear like black tea powder granules are often used to make some herbal drinks.

Bundle of 16 Stunning Gold Weeping Willow Branch Tips for Decoration. They will range from 30-40 inches tall. The base of each branch will be about as thick as a pencil and get thinner as they go up. Great for painting or displaying in its natural color. Endless uses in crafts or decor

16 Large Mixed Color Daffodil Bulbs. Plant in the Fall or Early Spring. Makes a Stunning Flower Garden. Great in Containers

Bundle of 16 Real Curly Willow Branch Tips for Decoration. They will range from 30-40 inches tall. The base of each branch will be about as thick as a pencil and get thinner as they go up. Great for painting or displaying in its natural color. Endless uses in crafts or decor

16+ Thin Cuttings to Grow. These Golden Weeping Willow Trees are iconic and highly desired. These are thinner cuts at a great value. Approx Pencil size or smaller. 16+ Cuttings to Grow. Video Tutorial Included. Great value on some thinner cuttings

24 fresh chicken eggs for hatching. Pure Breeds of Dominique and mixed breeds of Marans, bantams, Polish, Easter and Olive Eggers, and white leghorns and white or barred rock mixtures may be included. I ship what they lay the day before and day of shipment. I pack eggs securely and only use Priority Mail USPS as the shipping service. Please make sure your address is correct because I can only print shipping labels connected with your address on your Amazon account.

Fast growing Hybrid Willows for shade and privacy You will receive 18 starts! They can be put in the ground right from the package or you can do the jump start method for 10x the growth. instructions included!

Japanese Pine Seeds for Planting

The black currant fruit has been used for human consumption for centuries. Native Americans used them for their curative properties, and both Native Americans and newly-settled Europeans used the currants to make jams and jellies, and they could be dried to make a raisin-like snack.

Winter rye is a cereal grain that should not be confused with ryegrass, which is for pasture, hay, lawns, and cover crop. Winter rye is planted in the fall and can germinate and grow very quickly in cool soils. The fast growth of winter rye suppresses even the most noxious of weeds, and will do better than other grains in poor soils. It's the most cold-hardy of the grains able to withstand temperatures 30 degrees below zero! Its long root structure will hold soils in place and prevent soil compaction and erosion, plus quietly siphon available nitrogen from the ground for recycling. In the spring you can decide how to best utilize this unique crop: use it as a green manure and return the biomass and recycled nitrogen back into the soil for the next crop; use it for animal forage; or just before seed set you could cut and use it for a very clean mulch to be used around other crops such as strawberries. Of course, you could let if fully mature and use the grain for making flour, rye bread, rye beer, or animal fodder. Winter rye is a grain that is quite happy to be grown with a legume like hairy vetch or crimson clover. Sow seed late August-early September at 4-5 pounds per 1000 square feet; 50-125 pounds per acre.

1. Trim the bottom of the bulb to take roots: trim the bad roots under the bulb, pay attention to trim only the bad roots. 2. The bottom of the flowerpot: In order to ensure water permeability, a layer of broken plastic foam is placed on the bottom of the flowerpot. Everyone should be at home. You can use broken tiles or bark. 3. Put in the bulbs: Put the trimmed bulbs into the pots, pay attention to the bottom of the three bulbs facing each other, and place them at a 60-degree angle. 4. Cover the soil: Add soil to the pot to cover the bulbs. In order to make the bulb sprouts smooth, the bud tip is about 0.5 cm above the soil surface. Remember not to fill the rim of the pot with soil. As the plant grows taller, we need to add soil later to ensure that the lily grows more stems and roots. This is very important in the process of potting lilies. 5. Watering: After planting, water thoroughly. Store in a cool place to promote growth and root growth. Waiting for growth. Next, wait for the lily to grow, and whenever it grows taller, add a little soil until the soil reaches the top 2-3 cm of the pot.