Flower Bulbs & Seeds

Daikon RadishPress to translate Listing Translator by Hindi Portuguese Thai Korean French Chinese Spanish Arabic Japanese German Russian Italian Asian names for this vegetable...China:  cheung kong tau, dau gok, dow gauk, tseng dou, cai dou, chang dou, chang jiang dou, chang kong tau, jiang douIndia:  lobiaIndonesia:  kacang panjang, otokJapan:  juroku sasage mame, sasageMalaysia:  kacang belut, kacang panjang, kacang panjang hijau, kacang perut ayamPhilippines:  banor, hamtak, sitao, sitawSri Lanka:  diya mekaralThailand:  tau afuk yaou, tau fug yao, thua chinVietnam:  dau dua, dau que
Green Yard Long BeanVigna unguiculata subsp sesquipedalis
Orient WonderYard long beans are called Asparagus beans or Chinese Long beans. This variety produces rich green, long, slender, round stringless pods. These beans are very crisp, tender, and delicious. Orient Wonder is far superior to standard varieties for its flavor and ability to grow in a wide range of conditions. It thrives in warm humid areas and sets fruit better in cool or drier weather than similar varieties
.Red NoodleVigna unguiculata subsp sesquipedalis
Red NoodleYard long beans are sometimes called Asparagus beans or Chinese Long beans. Red Noodle beans have an unusual purple-red color and are a well-known variety in southern China. They can grow up to 22 long. The bean will lose its red color when cooked. This vigorous plant is heat tolerant.

• Warm season annual
• Approx. 45-50 seeds in packet. (A seed will vary in weight and size within a given seed lot. The number of seeds stated is only an estimate.)
• Maturity: Approx. 50-80 days
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Sorghum is gluten-free and an interesting alternative to the typical home-grown grain choice of corn (maize). It is an efficient use of space as it grows close together, and it tastes good. 
This variety of sorghum can be popped like popcorn! The tiny seeds when popped are very white and smaller- but crunchy. They really have a great nutty flavor. White Popping Sorghum should be planted in warm soils after any danger of frost. The small cream colored round seeds should be planted at a depth of about 1/2 inch. Germination takes ten days or longer depending on growing conditions. The seedlings may need to be thinned so plants are spaced 6-8 inches apart. The plant will form many small “suckers” . These small suckers will likely produce a seed head, too. The sorghum plants will grow to heights of 8-10 feet or taller. The seed head is somewhat compact with fewer fibers than most broom corns, but looser than the Black Seeded or Black Kafir sorghums. Maturity varies from 100-110 days, but seed heads can be harvested at any stage of development. Typical seed heads are about 10-12 inches long. Again it has multi uses- it can be popped or used in floral arrangements (dried or fresh flower). Soil Temperature: 65-80°F
Planting Depth: 1
Germination: 7-10 Days
Height At Maturity: 10'-12'
Sun/Shade: Full Sun
Spacing After Thinning: 3 -4


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Navy Bush Bean Bean Seeds(a.k.a. Boston Pea, White Navy, Small White Navy, White Bean, Navy Pea Bean)
The most widely known bean among the white bean types, the Navy Bush Bean
takes its name from the fact that since the mid-1800s this bean has been a
staple food for the U.S. Navy. Navy Bush Bean plants grow to 16-24 , yield high
amounts of 4-6 pods, with small, oval white beans. Smooth texture when
cooked and very filling, will not mush up when cooked. A great addition to
soups, baked bean recipes, and bean stews. Firm skin stands up to reheating
well. Navy Bush Beans make a delicious Ham and Bean Soup Favorite bean for
Boston Baked Beans. High in fiber and protein, a good source of folate,
manganese, and Vitamin B1. Great dry bean, stores well. Some resistance to
Anthracnose and Bean Mosaic Virus.

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'Victoria' Rhubarb Seeds
So colorful &amp Tasty and so fun to growWhile most gardeners prefer to grow Rhubarb as an annual, it can be grown perennially in some regions. Victoria Rhubarb, or Victoria's Rhubarb, is widely considered to be the best Rhubarb variety for cooking and baking, offering tall, tender and sweet stalks with gorgeous color This heirloom variety of rhubarb comes from horticultural expert Joseph Myatt of Manor Farm in Deptford, England. Mr. Myatt introduced Victoria rhubarb in 1837, to honor England's beloved queen rhubarb immediately became an extremely popular dessert inspiration in the fashionable circles of Britain. The Victoria rhubarb strain, which soon made its way across the ocean, is also responsible for the American culinary tradition of rhubarb.About two months before the last expected spring frost, start the rhubarb seeds indoors. Soak them for several hours then plant two seeds per peat pot keep them warm until germination, then clip off the weaker seedling. When the outdoor temperature reaches an average of 45 degrees F and no lower than 32 degrees F at night, transplant the seedlings. Plant them 3-4' apart in rich soil and full sun.
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The English have been growing this rhubarb since the 1830s making it one of the oldest existing rhubarb varieties. Victoria makes the absolute best cooking type of rhubarb.
Much milder and sweeter than other types.
Victoria is very large with slender, tall and tender crimson red stalks. Excellent for cobblers and pies. Rhubarb loves rich well composted soil in

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Yes We Combine ShippingPlease place the items You Would like to buy in the shopping cart it will automatically combine shipping when checking out! FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER $50 (USA Only). If You are International buyer, Place each item in your shopping cart until you are finished shopping Start the checkout process. Then Click “RequestTotal from Seller” before you pay. Please Pay for all items at once, Combine shipping discounts does not apply to item that has been purchased and paid separately. PLEASE NOTE: All seeds have been test sown to ensure germination. Please familiarize yourself with growing conditions and instructions for your seeds before you plant them, as all seeds are different. Basic growing instructions can be found under each listing. We Cannot Guarantee how much  you will be able to grow, as too many variables come into play, soil condition, your ability to garden, weather etc. I guarantee that they arrive as described and are in good viable condition and the germination rates are accurate. Because we are not there to plant them, we cannot be responsible for germination failure due to improper planting or climate conditions. Please do your homework. By placing an order, you are agreeing to sale under these terms. Earth Tones Dent Corn Seed
DETAILED DESCRIPTION Muted colors for fall decoration. Large, 8-10 , ears are filled with gold, dark orange, green, pink, blue, and in-between colored kernels. For ornamental use or grinding into corn meal. Tall, 8-10' plants. (Untreated seed ) 
90 Days. Earth Tones Dent is an exciting reselection from an heirloom, dent flour corn. The 8-10 ears display beautiful, muted earth tones of gold, bronze, mauve-pink, green, brown and blue - great

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Tulips are perennial herbs of the genus Tulipaceae, with bulbs. The leaves of the tulip are 3-5, strip-shaped to ovate-lanceolate, with a single flower, large and bright, perianth red or mixed with white and yellow, sometimes white or yellow, long 5- 7 cm, 2-4 cm wide, 6 stamens of equal length, filaments glabrous, without style, stigma enlarged to a cockscomb, flowering from April to May. Tulips are long-day flowers, and they are sunny and sheltered from the wind, warm and humid in winter, and cool and dry in summer. The flower language of the tulip is fraternity, considerate, elegant, rich, capable, intelligent, and kind.

Tulipa triumph 'Sweet Flag' Tulip » Wholesale Triumph Tulip Bulbs are the ideal choice for beds, borders and forcing in pots » Triumph Tulip bulbs feature long-lasting flowers that will stand up even in severe weather conditions » We supply top sized wholesale tulip bulbs (12+) » Tulip bulbs perform best in full sun but will tolerate some shade » Tulips dislike wetness (wet feet) and require well-drained soil » Fertilize tulip bulbs when the foliage pushes through the soil in spring. We recommend a general low-nitrogen fertilizer. » When planting bulk tulip bulbs, you should always place the pointed end up » Bulk Tulip bulbs should be planted at a depth of double the height of the bulb Large Flowers on Tall Stems Blooms in Late Spring Excellent Cut Flower Planting Growing Instructions Tulip bulbs should be planted in late autumn, with the pointed end facing upwards, at a depth of approximately 3 times their height. Make sure that they are planted deep enough - shallow planting may prevent the bulbs receiving the necessary winter cold period that is essential for them to produce flowers in spring. Choose a sunny position in moist, free draining soil. Plant bulbs in well dug soil about 8-10cm deep and approx 10-15cm apart. It is often beneficial to use a little bonemeal or super phosphate mixed in with the soil. Tulips delight during their growth in a sunny location. Cultural Instructions After the tulips have bloomed and when leaves fade and turn brown the bulbs can be lifted, dried, cleaned and stored in a cool place until planting time. Tulips should not be grown in the same soil for several years, so replace with fresh soil every other year. Type: Fall Planting Bulbs - Plant in Full Sun or Partial Shade Zone: 3-7a - Pre-cool Zone: 7b-10 Bloom Time: Mid Spring Average Height: 14-20

Hairy vetch is a nitrogen fixing legume that provides excellent biomass over the winter, helps control soil erosion and acts as a ground cover. Its pea-type flowers are a lovely violet color. One Lb will cover 1,000 square feet. Hairy vetch is widely known as a top legume for Nitrogen fixation. Foliage grows slowly in fall, but root development continues over winter in Southern states. Growth speeds up in spring, when hairy vetch becomes a sprawling vine up to 12 feet long. Field height will not get above 3 feet. Thick foliage suppresses spring weeds. Hairy vetch is a hardy, viny, annual or biennial legume, attaining a height of 24 inches when planted alone and higher when planted with a tall companion crop that provides structural support for climbing. Thin, branched stems can reach more than 8 feet long. Compound leaves are made up of 8 to 24 paired, narrow leaflets. Leaves terminate with a tendril used for climbing. Despite its name, stems and leaves can be hairy or smooth. Hairy vetch has a taproot that extends 1 to 3 feet deep. Fall-planted hairy vetch flowers in April and ripens seed in May-June. Groups of 10 to 40 small, long, blue flowers hang from one side of a long flower stem. Spherical seeds (approximately 28,000/lb) are smaller than common vetch seeds. They develop in small pods and usually are grayish or black. Hairy vetch is hardseeded

Tulips are long-day flowers, and they are sunny and sheltered from the wind, warm and humid in winter, and cool and dry in summer. It can grow normally above 8 ¡ãC, and generally can withstand low temperatures of -17 ¡ãC. It is very cold-resistant.

Cultivation environment: planting depth should not be too deep. Let the top of the bulb just bury it in the soil. Requires well-drained acidic sandy soil or loose culture soil. Apply a proper amount of base fertilizer when planting, and perfuse the water after cultivation. Always irrigate during the vegetative growth period to keep the soil moist. It is necessary to supply an appropriate amount of water from the 20th day before flowering to the flowering stage in order to achieve uniform flowering and prolong flowering.

Select 1 of the many type of Poppies we have and you will receive one 1,000 milligram package of that variety. This variety of Poppy somniferum giganteum seeds, known as The Giant is the variety of poppy most often cultivated for baking and culinary use. The Giant somniferum variety of Poppy Seeds dazzles in your garden with a large, double petaled head, often referred to as a "peony flowered" poppy because of the fullness of the bloom. The Giant somniferum poppy is prized for the amount of seed produced by individual pods, suitable for baking and making oils. However, this Poppy's culinary uses are overshadowed by the spectacular blooms it produces!

Winged Beans -Dau Rong;Tour-Poo (Psophocarpus Tetragonolobus) 50 seeds…

You will get Carnegiea gigantea, Saguaro, Pilocereus giganteus cactus seeds

"Wisteria macrostachya 'Beatiful Blue Moon' (Blue Moon Wisteria), Full sun to part shade, Zone 4-9, Cold-hardy to -40 degrees F with no loss of flowering ability!!! It also blooms 3 times each summer, assuring you of fragrant flowers for months. Vigorous, quick-growing, and tirelessly floriferous, this Wisteria is certain to become a classic for the American garden. The fragrance is sweet, intense, and very addictive -- be sure to plant 'Blue Moon' where it can share its scent with garden visitors and even indoors through open windows and doors! The first flush of bloom is in early summer, with a brief rest before the second and then third repeats. Imagine all the flowers you will have for vases as well as garden enjoyment! But its tremendous bloom strength is only one of 'Blue Moon' attributes. It needs no pruning, and should only be trimmed back if necessary after the final flowering. Let it ramble across pergolas, over arches, and up trellises and other ultra-sturdy supports, dangling its huge blooms along the way. A fully blooming 'Blue Moon' is a breathtaking sight! Give this vine as much sunlight as possible for best flowering. It flourishes in moist, well-drained soil enriched with compost and other organics. We cut these back every year to encourage branching and general maintenance. Blue Moon grows 3 to 6 feet a year after it is planted. It can be shipped only through USPS not via UPS or Fedex."

SizesEach packet measures 5.4 wide, by 3.54 tall and includes detailed sowing information inside.

1. Soak the bulbs with rooting water for 30 minutes to promote roots to sprout. 2. The soil requires well-drained sandy soil or loose cultivated soil. 3. The planting depth should not be too deep, it is better to just bury the bulb top into the soil surface, so that 13 to 12 of the ball resides on the soil surface. After potting, water once to make the soil slightly moist, and then water after the new leaves are released. 4. During the vegetative growth period, it is necessary to frequently irrigate to keep the soil moist, but not to accumulate water to prevent the bulb from breaking. Appropriate amount of water must be supplied from 20 days before flowering to the flowering period to achieve uniform flowering and prolong the flowering period. 5. Put it in a ventilated environment with scattered light for maintenance, and the growth temperature is 10-25 degrees.

250 Aubrieta Seeds - Cascade Purple Flower Seeds

Crocus Sativus, also known as Saffron Crocus, is a very interesting Autumn-flowering species. The bulbs can be left in the ground for 6 years, producing plenty of blooms in the first year but saving its best saffron harvest for the second year after planting. This lovely and showy crocus produces large, rich lilac flowers with distinctive purple veins and three long, deep-red stigmas that extend beyond the petals.