10 CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM TREE SEEDS (Phoenix canariensis) The Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) is a beautiful tree, native to the warm Canary Islands. You can consider planting a Canary Island date palm outdoors in zones 9-11. In cooler climates they make Great Indoor Plants as they can get huge in small containers like the one in picture #5 making them able to grow great anywhere. If you are dreaming of Canary palm trees growing in your backyard, you’ll need lots of room. Information on Canary date palms lists these trees as growing up to 65 feet tall with a potential spread of 40 feet. However, planting a Canary Island date palm is not entirely out of the question indoors, or if you have a small backyard. Canary palm trees growing speed is slow, and your specimen will only get to 10 feet tall during its first 15 years in the backyard. Canary date palms notes the long leaves of the species from 8 to 20 feet long and the extremely sharp spines at the frond base. The trunk can grow to 4 feet in diameter. Small white or gray blossoms produce showy ornamental date-like fruits in the summer. Zones 9-11Canary Palm Germination: 1) Fill a large pot with potting soil. Water this soil so that it is damp, but not wet.2) Use a heated propagator to keep the soil around 92 degrees F.3) Insert the seed into the soil so that it is just “lightly covering the seed” as the “need light to germinate”. If the pot is large enough, you can plant several seeds.4) Place the pot in the large plastic bag and seal it. Air out daily for 30 mins. & periodically inspect the seeds for any signs of mold or fungus. If found, simply wash the seed in a copper based fungicide, and rinse it off well before placing it back into “new & sterile” soil.5) Patience is needed as with any Palm or Tropical seeds. Expect germination to happen anywhere from 2-5 months. If a few sprout earlier than others, don’t throw the rest out as they are still good. They just need a bit more time and are Definitely Worth the Wait!
10 CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM Tree Seeds (Phoenix Canariensis) Hardy Fruit Plant
CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM SEEDS (Phoenix canariensis) The Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) is a beautiful tree, native to the warm Canary Islands. You can consider planting a Canary Island date palm outdoors in zones 9-11. In cooler climates they make Great Indoor Plants as they can get huge in small containers like the one in picture #5 making them able to grow great anywhere. If you are dreaming of Canary palm trees growing in your backyard, you’ll need lots of room. Information on Canary date palms lists these trees as growing up to 65 feet tall with a potential spread of 40 feet. However, planting a Canary Island date palm is not entirely out of the question indoors, or if you have a small backyard. Canary palm trees growing speed is slow, and your specimen will only get to 10 feet tall during its first 15 years in the backyard. Canary date palms notes the long leaves of the species from 8 to 20 feet long and the extremely sharp spines at the frond base. The trunk can grow to 4 feet in diameter. Small white or gray blossoms produce showy ornamental date-like fruits in the summer. Zones 9-11Canary Palm Germination: 1) Fill a large pot with potting soil. Water this soil so that it is damp, but not wet.2) Use a heated propagator to keep the soil around 92 degrees F.3) Insert the seed into the soil so that it is just “lightly covering the seed” as the “need light to germinate”. If the pot is large enough, you can plant several seeds.4) Place the pot in the large plastic bag and seal it. Air out daily for 30 mins. & periodically inspect the seeds for any signs of mold or fungus. If found, simply wash the seed in a copper based fungicide, and rinse it off well before placing it back into “new & sterile” soil.5) Patience is needed as with any Palm or Tropical seeds. Expect germination to happen anywhere from 2-5 months. If a few sprout earlier than others, don’t throw the rest out as they are still good. They just need a bit more time and are Definitely Worth the Wait!
10 CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM Tree Seeds (Phoenix Canariensis) Hardy Fruit Plant
CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM SEEDS (Phoenix canariensis) The Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) is a beautiful tree, native to the warm Canary Islands. You can consider planting a Canary Island date palm outdoors in zones 9-11. In cooler climates they make Great Indoor Plants as they can get huge in small containers like the one in picture #5 making them able to grow great anywhere. If you are dreaming of Canary palm trees growing in your backyard, you’ll need lots of room. Information on Canary date palms lists these trees as growing up to 65 feet tall with a potential spread of 40 feet. However, planting a Canary Island date palm is not entirely out of the question indoors, or if you have a small backyard. Canary palm trees growing speed is slow, and your specimen will only get to 10 feet tall during its first 15 years in the backyard. Canary date palms notes the long leaves of the species from 8 to 20 feet long and the extremely sharp spines at the frond base. The trunk can grow to 4 feet in diameter. Small white or gray blossoms produce showy ornamental date-like fruits in the summer. Zones 9-11Canary Palm Germination: 1) Fill a large pot with potting soil. Water this soil so that it is damp, but not wet.2) Use a heated propagator to keep the soil around 92 degrees F.3) Insert the seed into the soil so that it is just “lightly covering the seed” as the “need light to germinate”. If the pot is large enough, you can plant several seeds.4) Place the pot in the large plastic bag and seal it. Air out daily for 30 mins. & periodically inspect the seeds for any signs of mold or fungus. If found, simply wash the seed in a copper based fungicide, and rinse it off well before placing it back into “new & sterile” soil.5) Patience is needed as with any Palm or Tropical seeds. Expect germination to happen anywhere from 2-5 months. If a few sprout earlier than others, don’t throw the rest out as they are still good. They just need a bit more time and are Definitely Worth the Wait!
10 CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM Tree Seeds (Phoenix Canariensis) Hardy Fruit Plant
CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM SEEDS (Phoenix canariensis) The Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) is a beautiful tree, native to the warm Canary Islands. You can consider planting a Canary Island date palm outdoors in zones 9-11. In cooler climates they make Great Indoor Plants as they can get huge in small containers like the one in picture #5 making them able to grow great anywhere. If you are dreaming of Canary palm trees growing in your backyard, you’ll need lots of room. Information on Canary date palms lists these trees as growing up to 65 feet tall with a potential spread of 40 feet. However, planting a Canary Island date palm is not entirely out of the question indoors, or if you have a small backyard. Canary palm trees growing speed is slow, and your specimen will only get to 10 feet tall during its first 15 years in the backyard. Canary date palms notes the long leaves of the species from 8 to 20 feet long and the extremely sharp spines at the frond base. The trunk can grow to 4 feet in diameter. Small white or gray blossoms produce showy ornamental date-like fruits in the summer. Zones 9-11Canary Palm Germination: 1) Fill a large pot with potting soil. Water this soil so that it is damp, but not wet.2) Use a heated propagator to keep the soil around 92 degrees F.3) Insert the seed into the soil so that it is just “lightly covering the seed” as the “need light to germinate”. If the pot is large enough, you can plant several seeds.4) Place the pot in the large plastic bag and seal it. Air out daily for 30 mins. & periodically inspect the seeds for any signs of mold or fungus. If found, simply wash the seed in a copper based fungicide, and rinse it off well before placing it back into “new & sterile” soil.5) Patience is needed as with any Palm or Tropical seeds. Expect germination to happen anywhere from 2-5 months. If a few sprout earlier than others, don’t throw the rest out as they are still good. They just need a bit more time and are Definitely Worth the Wait!
10 CANARY ISLAND DATE Pineapple PALM Tree Seeds~Phoenix Canariensis~Fruit Plant
10 Canary Island Date Palm Tree Seeds – Phoenix canariensis Bring a touch of the tropics to your garden with our premium Canary Island Date Palm Tree seeds. Native to the Canary Islands, these stunning palms are known for their elegant, arching fronds and robust trunks, making them a popular choice for landscapes and indoor containers alike.Key Features:Species: Phoenix canariensisQuantity: 10 seeds per packOrigin: Sourced from healthy, mature palmsGrowth: Suitable for outdoor planting in USDA Zones 9-11, or as a striking indoor plant in cooler climatesHeight: Can grow up to 60 feet tall outdoors, with fronds spreading up to 20 feet wideGermination: High germination rate with proper carePlanting Instructions:Preparation: Soak seeds in warm water for 24-48 hours to soften the hard outer shell.Planting: Plant seeds about 1 inch deep in well-draining soil, keeping the pointed end facing down.Watering: Keep the soil moist but not waterlogged. Ensure good drainage to prevent root rot.Light: Place in a sunny location with plenty of direct sunlight.Temperature: Ideal germination temperature is between 70-85°F (21-29°C).Care Tips:Watering: Once established, water deeply but infrequently to encourage deep root growth.Fertilization: Use a balanced palm fertilizer during the growing season for best results.Pruning: Remove dead or damaged fronds to maintain a tidy appearance and promote healthy growth.Why Choose Canary Island Date Palms?Aesthetic Appeal: Adds a lush, tropical feel to any garden or interior space.Low Maintenance: Hardy and resilient, requiring minimal care once established.Versatility: Perfect for gardens, patios, or as a dramatic indoor plant. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or a beginner, these Canary Island Date Palm seeds offer an easy and rewarding way to add a touch of exotic beauty to your surroundings. Order now and start growing your own tropical paradise! Buy with confidence: We guarantee the freshness and quality of our seeds. If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact us. Shipping Details:Ships within 1-2 business daysFree shipping within the USA Don’t miss out on the chance to grow these magnificent palms. Click ‘Buy Now’ and transform your space with the beauty of Canary Island Date Palms!
10 CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM Tree Seeds (Phoenix Canariensis) Hardy Fruit Plant
CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM SEEDS (Phoenix canariensis) The Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) is a beautiful tree, native to the warm Canary Islands. You can consider planting a Canary Island date palm outdoors in zones 9-11. In cooler climates they make Great Indoor Plants as they can get huge in small containers like the one in picture #5 making them able to grow great anywhere. If you are dreaming of Canary palm trees growing in your backyard, you’ll need lots of room. Information on Canary date palms lists these trees as growing up to 65 feet tall with a potential spread of 40 feet. However, planting a Canary Island date palm is not entirely out of the question indoors, or if you have a small backyard. Canary palm trees growing speed is slow, and your specimen will only get to 10 feet tall during its first 15 years in the backyard. Canary date palms notes the long leaves of the species from 8 to 20 feet long and the extremely sharp spines at the frond base. The trunk can grow to 4 feet in diameter. Small white or gray blossoms produce showy ornamental date-like fruits in the summer. Zones 9-11Canary Palm Germination: 1) Fill a large pot with potting soil. Water this soil so that it is damp, but not wet.2) Use a heated propagator to keep the soil around 92 degrees F.3) Insert the seed into the soil so that it is just “lightly covering the seed” as the “need light to germinate”. If the pot is large enough, you can plant several seeds.4) Place the pot in the large plastic bag and seal it. Air out daily for 30 mins. & periodically inspect the seeds for any signs of mold or fungus. If found, simply wash the seed in a copper based fungicide, and rinse it off well before placing it back into “new & sterile” soil.5) Patience is needed as with any Palm or Tropical seeds. Expect germination to happen anywhere from 2-5 months. If a few sprout earlier than others, don’t throw the rest out as they are still good. They just need a bit more time and are Definitely Worth the Wait!
10 CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM Tree Seeds (Phoenix Canariensis) Hardy Fruit Plant
CANARY ISLAND DATE PALM SEEDS (Phoenix canariensis) The Canary Island date palm (Phoenix canariensis) is a beautiful tree, native to the warm Canary Islands. You can consider planting a Canary Island date palm outdoors in zones 9-11. In cooler climates they make Great Indoor Plants as they can get huge in small containers like the one in picture #5 making them able to grow great anywhere. If you are dreaming of Canary palm trees growing in your backyard, you’ll need lots of room. Information on Canary date palms lists these trees as growing up to 65 feet tall with a potential spread of 40 feet. However, planting a Canary Island date palm is not entirely out of the question indoors, or if you have a small backyard. Canary palm trees growing speed is slow, and your specimen will only get to 10 feet tall during its first 15 years in the backyard. Canary date palms notes the long leaves of the species from 8 to 20 feet long and the extremely sharp spines at the frond base. The trunk can grow to 4 feet in diameter. Small white or gray blossoms produce showy ornamental date-like fruits in the summer. Zones 9-11Canary Palm Germination: 1) Fill a large pot with potting soil. Water this soil so that it is damp, but not wet.2) Use a heated propagator to keep the soil around 92 degrees F.3) Insert the seed into the soil so that it is just “lightly covering the seed” as the “need light to germinate”. If the pot is large enough, you can plant several seeds.4) Place the pot in the large plastic bag and seal it. Air out daily for 30 mins. & periodically inspect the seeds for any signs of mold or fungus. If found, simply wash the seed in a copper based fungicide, and rinse it off well before placing it back into “new & sterile” soil.5) Patience is needed as with any Palm or Tropical seeds. Expect germination to happen anywhere from 2-5 months. If a few sprout earlier than others, don’t throw the rest out as they are still good. They just need a bit more time and are Definitely Worth the Wait!
Horseradish Root whole, Ready for Eating, Planting. Can’t Ship internationally.
We can NOT ship Horseradish root internationally. If you place an order to be sent to an address out of the US will will have to cancel it. Horseradish Root is sold by WEIGHT not volume and not sold by piece. Picture does NOT indicate the amount being sent . You will be sent the amount you choose under weight amount options. Picture does not indicate the shape or size of your piece or pieces . *** Note: Horseradish can develop soft or moldy spots without affecting the quality of the root itself. This is a natural characteristic of Horseradish and should simply be removed by scraping off or wash under warm water and allow to air dry*** Horseradish root freshly harvested will be very firm and is still just fine at the firmness of an uncooked potato. Horseradish should be scrubbed with a brush under running water, prior to use. THIS IS FRESH HORSERADISH ROOT. THIS COMES FROM A LOCAL HORSERADISH FARM IN ILL. YOU WILL RECIEVE EITHER A WHOLE ROOT OR SEVERAL PIECES OF FRESH ROOT WHICH EVER ADDS UP TO THE WEIGHT AMOUNT YOU PURCHASED. HORSERADISH ROOT IS VERY LARGE AND IS CUT TO WEIGHT AMOUNTS , WE CANNOT PROMISE OR GAURANTEE WHICH PARTS OF ROOT IS RECIEVED. The intact horseradish root has hardly any aroma. When cut or grated, however, enzymes from the now-broken plant cells break down sinigrin (a glucosinolate) to produce allyl isothiocyanate (mustard oil), which irritates the mucous membranes of the sinuses and eyes. Grated mash should be used immediately or preserved in vinegar for best flavor. Once exposed to air or heat it will begin to lose its pungency, darken in color, and become unpleasantly bitter tasting over time. Freshly grated horseradish emits fumes that can make your nose run and irritate your eyes, so prepare it in a well-ventilated area or even outside if your eyes are extremely sensitive. Wrap in a damp paper towel to store, place in a plastic bag and refrigerate. We recommend you use it within 2-4 days. Horseradish will loose potency over time and become overly soft. Planting Questions ? You will need to research your particular USDA planting zone. There are 13 of them in the US. Once you determine your USDA planting zone you can look up the best time to plant in that zone. We are always willing to help out with questions and concerns as much as we are able to, however if you message us asking about when to plant we will suggest to you the above information to look up. *** Note: Horseradish can develop soft or moldy spots without affecting the quality of the root itself. This is a natural characteristic of Horseradish and should simply be removed by scraping off or wash under warm water and allow to air dry***Horseradish should be scrubbed with a brush under running water, prior to use. Peel before using or grate with a sharp metal grater in the desired amount. If you’re not planning on process your root within a day or two then wrap your whole root in fresh paper towels and put in a Ziplock bag. Place it in the back of your refrigerator. Process or plant with in 7-10 days. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog
Naranjilla Orange Tree Seeds Solanum quitoense “Lulo Quito” Garden Fruit Plant
(Solanum quitoense ), also known asLulo ,Quito Orange ,obando ,cocona, ornuqui, is a rare and exotic tropical fruit native to the Andean regions ofColombia and Ecuador, as well as parts of Panama. (Solanum quitoense).
Naranjilla Orange Tree Seeds (Solanum quitoense) “Lulo Quito” Garden Fruit Plant
Naranjilla Bed of Nails Seeds (Solanum quitoense) Lulo Quito Orange FruitDue to the High Vitamin C and Vitamin A Content, Naranjilla is Associated with Boosting the Immune System. Vitamin C and the Carotenoids Present are Antioxidants that Can Help Fight Oxidative Stress and Clear Free Radicals from Damaging the System. Fruit Quickly Appears 10 to 12 Months after Seeding & Healthy Naranjilla Plants Will Bear 100 to 150 Fruits in their First Year Alone.Naranjilla (Solanum quitoense) is considered a Very Rare Fruit Tree in this Country, and it’s True that None of your Neighbors are Likely to be Planting Naranjilla Seeds. But the Plant, with it’s Round & Juicy Fruit Resembling Oranges, is a Common Sight South of the Border. It’s a Lot of Fun to Bring Naranjilla into Your Garden, and Very Inexpensive Too, being that You Can Easily Grow Naranjilla from Seed. An Intriguing and Highly Appealing Member of the Nightshade Family, “Solanaceae”, the Naranjilla, (Solanum quitoense) is a Bright-Orange Fruit Native to Andean Countries of Columbia and Ecuador. “Lulo” is the Accepted Name in Colombia but in Panama and Ecuador this Delicious, Tangy Fruit is called Naranjilla. Lulo, Naranjilla, Quito-Orange, obando, cocona, or nuqui are Few of the Common Names of the Naranjilla Fruit. It Looks Like an Orange on the Outside and has a Tomato Like Appearance on the Inside, and the Flavor is Often Described to be More like Pineapple, Kiwi, Lime, or Rhubarb. Naranjilla is an Erect, Spreading Herbaceous Perennial that Grows and Average of 8 Feet Tall with Thick Stems that Become Somewhat Woody with Age; Spiny in the Wild, Spineless in Cultivated Plants. The Plant is Intolerant of Full Sun Exposure (No More than 4 Hours of Direct Light a Day) but Favors a Partially Semi-Shaded area. Does well when Protected from Winds and does Best in Well-Drained Rich Organic Soil, But Also has a Great Tolerance in Poor, Stony Soils as Well. It Must Have Good Drainage to Prevent Root Rot. The Stems, Leaves and Petioles of the Plant are Covered in Short Purple Hairs. Apart from their Citrusy Taste, Naranjilla is a Great Source of Nutrients, Vitamins and Minerals. Consuming Only 120 Grams of Naranjilla Offers 17.5 µg of Vitamin K, 1.74 mg of Vitamin B3, 0.128 mg of Vitamin B6, 0.9 mg of Vitamin E, 7.08 g of Carbohydrate, 0.264 mg of Vitamin B5, 0.42 mg of Iron, 240 mg of Potassium, 34 µg of Vitamin A and 0.054 mg of Vitamin B1. It’s Amazing that it is not considered a “Superfood”Zones 10-12Naranjilla Germination:1) These seeds have already been thoroughly cleaned and should be sown into a well-drained, sandy compost at any time of the year, and covered thinly with sand or grit and kept moist. (Not Wet) 2) Dust seeds with a fungicide to prevent mold or fungus to keep them protected during the long germination time for most.3) A heated propagator must be used to keep soil between 75-80 degrees F to achieve germination with Naranjilla seeds. 4) As with any Tropical seeds, a few may germinate within 4 to 6 weeks, but expect most to take anywhere from 4-5 months longer so please be patient. Be sure to periodically keep moist never letting them dry out. Use a spray bottle to mist them to keep the soil from being wet and not moist. Keeping the soil wet will rot the seeds. 5) As each individual seeds sprouts, plant the seedlings out in the open ground in warmer countries, or use a large container in cooler climates.”Please Contact us First if you need Anything”