Orchid Society of Middle Tennessee

Daikon Radish Seeds – Fast Growing, Edible, Sprouting, Cover Crop NON-GMO

Daikon Radish Seeds (Raphanus) – Fast Growing, Edible, Soil Improver, Winter Cover Crop. Cultivate Daikon Radish for its nutritious roots, soil improvement abilities, and as a winter cover crop. Also great for sprouting!Season: AnnualUSDA Zones: 2 – 11Height: 1 – 2 feetHarvest Time: Spring and fallEnvironment: Full sun to partial shadeSoil Type: Well-drainedTemperature: 45 – 85FAverage Germ Time: 4 – 10 daysDepth: 1/4 – 1/2 inchPlant Spacing: 2 – 3 inchesPlanting Instructions:Plant seeds 1/4 – 1/2 inch deep in well-drained soil.Space seeds 2 – 3 inches apart.Ensure the planting location receives full sun to partial shade.Water moderately, keeping the soil consistently moist.Apply a balanced, slow-release fertilizer in spring.Harvest when roots are about 2 inches in diameter for best flavor. *Seed shipments will be in the mail within one day except weekends and USPS holidays – Orders placed Fri-Sun will ship Monday. * Please leave feedback to help our small business keep growing. *If you have any issues with your order please reach out right away and it will be handled to your satisfaction promptly! If you don’t think you can leave positive feedback let us know! We want happy customers!

25+ Count Dracula Pepper Seeds 🇺🇸 USA Grown 🇺🇸 100% Organic!

Spice up your indoor and outdoor garden with 25+ Count Dracula Pepper Seeds! Dark foliage makes them different. They are the vest of both worlds. A cross between a Jalapeño and a Serrano pepper. The Fresno pepper’s coloration adds a pop of color to any space, and its edible and self-pollinating features make it a unique addition to any garden.

10 Japanese “Spreading” Yew (Taxus cuspidata) Tree Seeds, Bonsai or Landscaping

Japanese Spreading Yew Tree Seeds (Taxus cuspidata)”10 PACK”They no doubt observed the tree’s qualities of longevity and regeneration. Drooping branches of old yew trees can root and form new trunks where they touch the ground. Thus the yew came to symbolize death and resurrection in Celtic culture. Japanese yew looks its best when planted in groups or masses. They make lovely hedges and foundation plantings. These evergreens have dense foliage that forms a solid screen. When sheared, they have a formal appearance, or you can let them grow into their natural shape for an informal look of a Bonsai. The Japanese Yew is a Broad Needled Evergreen or Multi~Stemmed Shrub that is native to Korea, China, Russia, and Japan. The Yew was revered by ancient people, who viewed it’s ability to stay green throughout the year as magical. Yew wood is also infamous for it’s durability being called “iron wood”, because fence posts have outlasted metal ones. The bark is scaly and reddish brown in color, and the female plants produce abundant berry like fruit which birds love. Keep in mind that the berries are Very Deadly for Humans, Dogs, and other animals except for deer. It can also be used for Landscaping purposes, being rugged, very Dense, and Shade Tolerant, the Yew make’s an Excellent choice for a Foundation shrub, or Year Round Thick Hedges as pictured above. They Absolutely Love and React Great to Pruning. A must have for any serious bonsai enthusiast as well with it’s unique features.Requirements:Zones: 4 to 7Growth Rate: SlowHeight: 10~25 feet tall.Spread: 5~10 feet.Sun: Full Sun to Partial Shade.Yew Germination:For optimal germination, soak the seeds in slightly hot water for 36-48 hours, followed by two months of cold stratification before sowing at 1/2″ deep in a sand-loamy soil. For the best result with cold stratification, place in a sealed bag of moist peat moss, and place in the fridge at around 40-45 degrees F for around 60 days. Be sure to place 3-4 small holes in the bag. Any planting out is best done in late Spring or early Summer, after the last expected frosts. Keep damp soil, not soaking wet. Keep pot in warm situation 68-75°F. Germination of the Yes is erratic and can take several months, and some up to a year or more so patience is required. Will ship as soon as payment is received. “BUY WITH CONFIDENCE!!!”As Customer Service is our #1 Priority.

20 Japanese “Spreading” Yew (Taxus cuspidata) Tree Seeds, Bonsai or Landscaping

Japanese Spreading Yew Tree Seeds (Taxus cuspidata)”20 PACK”They no doubt observed the tree’s qualities of longevity and regeneration. Drooping branches of old yew trees can root and form new trunks where they touch the ground. Thus the yew came to symbolize death and resurrection in Celtic culture. Japanese yew looks its best when planted in groups or masses. They make lovely hedges and foundation plantings. These evergreens have dense foliage that forms a solid screen. When sheared, they have a formal appearance, or you can let them grow into their natural shape for an informal look of a Bonsai. The Japanese Yew is a Broad Needled Evergreen or Multi~Stemmed Shrub that is native to Korea, China, Russia, and Japan. The Yew was revered by ancient people, who viewed it’s ability to stay green throughout the year as magical. Yew wood is also infamous for it’s durability being called “iron wood”, because fence posts have outlasted metal ones. The bark is scaly and reddish brown in color, and the female plants produce abundant berry like fruit which birds love. Keep in mind that the berries are Very Deadly for Humans, Dogs, and other animals except for deer. It can also be used for Landscaping purposes, being rugged, very Dense, and Shade Tolerant, the Yew make’s an Excellent choice for a Foundation shrub, or Year Round Thick Hedges as pictured above. They Absolutely Love and React Great to Pruning. A must have for any serious bonsai enthusiast as well with it’s unique features.Requirements:Zones: 4 to 7Growth Rate: SlowHeight: 10~25 feet tall.Spread: 5~10 feet.Sun: Full Sun to Partial Shade.Yew Germination:For optimal germination, soak the seeds in slightly hot water for 36-48 hours, followed by two months of cold stratification before sowing at 1/2″ deep in a sand-loamy soil. For the best result with cold stratification, place in a sealed bag of moist peat moss, and place in the fridge at around 40-45 degrees F for around 60 days. Be sure to place 3-4 small holes in the bag. Any planting out is best done in late Spring or early Summer, after the last expected frosts. Keep damp soil, not soaking wet. Keep pot in warm situation 68-75°F. Germination of the Yes is erratic and can take several months, and some up to a year or more so patience is required. Will ship as soon as payment is received. “BUY WITH CONFIDENCE!!!”As Customer Service is our #1 Priority.

JAPANESE SAKURA CHERRY BLOSSOM TREE SEEDS (Prunus sargentii) Hardy Flower Plant

Japanese Sakura Cherry Tree Seeds(Prunus sargentii) “We also offer Japanese Weeping Sakura Seeds”(Prunus sargentii), the Pink Sakura Cherry Tree is a Native to Japan. The Japanese Flowering Cherry Tree is used for Cherry Blossom Displays and Festivals during it’s Beautiful Pink Blossoms. Sargent’s Cherry is One of the Hardiest, More Adaptable, and Most Attractive Pink Cherry Trees. The Tree will Produce a Gorgeous Display of Pink Flowers/Blossoms in Early Spring, and Shiny Green Foliage that Turns Bronze to Red in Fall. In Potomac Park, Washington, D.C., the Blossom Time Attracts Thousands of Visitors each April. They were Presented by the City of Tokyo as a Token of Goodwill from the People of Japan to the People here in the US.The First Two were Planted by the First Lady Helen Taft and the Wife of Japanese Ambassador Count “Sutemi Chinda” on March 27th of 1912.”The Beautiful Pink Blossoms Make it One of the Most Attractive Bonsai Trees that can be Grown.”When Grown Naturally, they will Produce a Dense Crown Growing to a Height of 26 to 39′ Tall.REQUIREMENTS:Location: Full Sunlight, with well-drained acidic soil brings the most Blossoms. Hardiness Zones: 5 to 8.Watering: Moist soil with good drainage.Fruit Production: Produces small Black Berries from 1/2″ to an inch in diameter which appear during the summer & fall months. Inedible to humans, but are Adored by birds.Sakura Germination:1) Cut several small but not too deep places into the hard shell. This will allow proper water penetration.2) Allow the seeds to soak in water for 24 hours, then place into a bag of moist (not too wet) peat moss or vermiculite & seal.3) Place them into the fridge around 40 degrees for 90 days. Place a few small holes in the bag so it can breath just a bit, and be sure to check it periodically to be sure it doesn’t dry out. Keep it moist at all times, but never wet.4) Plant appx. 1/4″ inches deep in moist well draining soil. Use a heated propagator mat for the first few weeks keeping the soil & roots around 70 degrees F.5) Expect germination within 12-21 days after planting.Will ship as soon as payment is received. “BUY WITH CONFIDENCE!!!”As Customer Service is our #1 Priority.