Flower Bulbs & Seeds

Purple Prairie Clover is a staple legume of sunny, diverse plantings in medium to dry soils. This plant is not picky when it comes to the soil characteristics, as long as the site is well-drained. Typical habitats of Purple Prairie Clover include black soils prairies, sand prairies, savannas, and limestone glades.

6 Red Spider Liliy Bulbs

Prized for its delicious walnut meat, Carpathian Walnuts are a very attractive tree. 2 Big Seeds

1,000+ Seeds of Colorado Blue Columbine seeds grow a spectacular all-American favorite that promises an authentic slice of the Rocky Mountains all season long. Colorado Blue is native to the temperate and shaded woodlands of Colorado and will thrive in many similar gardens. Colorado Blue seeds mature into 12 - 24” tall wildflowers bursting with "spurred" columbine blooms and promises to steal the show in any fresh cut basket, bouquet, or centerpiece. Colorado Blue columbine is versatile enough to keep indoors, on the porch, or as a classic American grow among untamed wildflower mixes.

Growth Rate: Fast to Moderate

Plant Type: Small deciduous tree

Native Range: China, Japan and Korea

Bloom Time: April

Sun: Full Sun to Part Shade

Fall Color: Yellow, Orange, Red or Purple

Drought Tolerance: Low

Water: Medium

Maintenance: Low

Site Requirements /Soil Tolerances: Easily grown in moist, organically rich, slightly acidic, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Grows well in sandy loams. May be grown in full sun in the northern parts of its growing range, but prefers some part afternoon shade in the southern parts of its growing range. New foliage may scorch in full sun locations in hot summers areas, particularly if soils are not kept consistently moist. Mulch helps retain soil moisture and keeps roots cool. Avoid hot and dry sites. Site in locations protected from strong winds.

Culture: Can be grown as single or multi-stemmed small tree. Pruning is best kept to a minimum, but if needed should be done in late fall to mid-winter.

Sowing Acer palmatum Seeds:

Japanese Maple seeds possess a thick, impermeable seed-coat which prevents or significantly retards germination.

For best results, please follow the instructions in the order provided.

Scarify: Pour Hot water over seed. Soak in water for 24 hours.

Stratify: Cold 90-120 days, 40 Degrees F in a Moist Medium.

Germination: Sow 1/4” Deep.

New Passiflora Passion Mixed Flowers Seeds, 30+ Seeds

100+ Seeds of Coleus Rainbow Mix. Very easy to grow from seed. This beautiful mix of colors is very showy and will have everyone turning their heads. Remarkable foliage color, and easily grown from Coleus seeds, this annual mix is a reliable summer performer that gardeners depend on for their shady borders. The mix is extremely popular, and it includes a complete color range, from green-yellow, bronze and red. The seeds also can be grown for an excellent house plant which will add color to those dreary winter days. Find a sunny window sill, and Coleus plants will perform nicely indoors.

30 Seeds of Peaches and Cream Sweet Corn to Plant. By far the most popular sweet corn in the world. Hybrid seed for big yield. Satisfaction Guarnateed. Ships from the corn captial on the planet, Iowa, USA. Plant in rows 30 inhces apart, seed spaced 6 inches apart. Video Link included about plating and growing.

50 Seeds of Kiwi Tree for Bonsai. Germination rate is 50 - 60% Cold stratify for best results

25 Mango Seeds to Grow. 80 day maturity. Sweet and tasty vine fruit to grow. CZ Grain is located in Iowa, USA.

25 Seeds of the amazing Prairie Smoke. The silky, flowing plumes of Prairie Smoke always gains devotees at first sight. When it is going to seed, the blossoms open up creating an effect that resembles smoke hovering over the plant itself. Blooming in the second year, blooms spring to early summer, in well-drained soils, Geum triflorum prefers full to partial sun. Plant in the winter or you will want to cold stratify these rare seeds. Guaranteed authentic and shipped from Iowa, USA. Does best in Growing Zones 3-7 outdoors. Can be grown indoors with proper care and in containers. A must have for plant lovers and outdoor enthusiast.

Red Spider Lily - 3 Bulbs

We're thrilled to offer this fun plant for cooks who love new adventures and who savor capers, those pickled green delicacies used in French, Mediterranean and Indian dishes. Capers are the unopened flower buds of the Capparis spinosa bush which are customarily harvested and brined before the blossoms pop open. The pickling is a snap (just vinegar, salt and water - here's a recipe). Should you decide to let the plants flower, the blossoms are pretty, a bit like single form roses, and edible fruit, known as caperberries, will develop. Caper shrubs are unusual and attractive ornamentals that flower their second or third year and live for decades, steadily producing more buds and berries. These plants thrive in hot, dry environments and prefer full sun. Extremely drought tolerant, and developed blooms are highly attractive to butterflies. Salt tolerant, and deer resistant too.

Rare Blood Lily

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.

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Description : 
Perennial grown as a biennial plant. Stems are erect, height of 30"-60" (80-150 cm) with a pyramidal inflorescence. Flowers drooping bells that resemble thimbles. Color of flowers white, pink or purple, with dark dots on the inside of the wreath.  
Grown by sowing seeds in open ground in May-June or before the winter. Blooms the following year from June to September. Used for decoration of flower beds, mixed groups, perennial borders and for cutting.

Instructions how to grow these seeds :  

?If growing foxglove from seeds, germination is greatly increased by a 7-day cold treatment. Place seeds and slightly damp paper towels in a bag and store in the refrigerator. Then planting material is placed in a gauze bag and left in a solution of potassium permanganate bright pink for 20 minutes.? 
?Before planting foxglove seeds, get the garden ready by turning over the soil and adding compost. 
?Add a 2- to 4-inch (5-10 cm) deep layer of compost over the soil and dig it into the top 12 to 15 inches (30-40 cm) of the garden bed, mixing and blending it thoroughly.  
?Foxglove seeds need light to germinate. The best way to plant foxglove seeds is by surface sowing them. Aim for a spacing of about 1 inch (2 cm) between seeds. You can thin them once they emerge to a spacing of 12 to 24 inches between plants to prevent overcrowding.  ?Foxglove seeds take 20 to 30 days to germinate. Foxglove seeds germinate in bright, indirect light at 60 to 65 F (15-20°C).
Good harvest!

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