Orchid Society of Middle Tennessee

1,000 Pink Rock Soapwort Flower Seeds (Saponaria Ocymoides) | Soap Alternative

1,000 Pink Rock Soapwort Flower Seeds (Saponaria Ocymoides) Creeping, Borders Tested 01/09/24 , 92% Germ. Grow Zones: 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9Other names: Tumbling Ted If you are looking for lots of lush ground coverage for your borders, beds or rock garden at a great deal, look no further than pink Saponaria Ocymoides Soapwort. This broadleaf evergreen perennial blooms thousands of tiny beautiful pink flowers from May to August. The frost-resistant greenery of Saponaria Ocymides trails elegantly on walls all year long in most climates. It is also so very easy to grow. As an added bonus, Soapwort doesn’t need a lot of watering once established. Additional Features: All parts of the plant are rich in saponins, thus all parts of Soapwort can be used as an all-natural soap alternative. How cool is that right? Imagine standing in your garden with dirty hands and a new neighbor pops up to say hi. No problem, grab the hose and a few leaves, crunch them up and wash your hands with suds before you greet them with a handshake. …It makes for a great conversation starter! Germination Instructions: Gently press soapwort seeds onto the soil surface and do not cover as, they need sunlight to germinate. Keep seeds and soil moist until germination occurs, up to 30 days. 2 day handling time and shipping via USPS First Class.

Succulent Pot Plant – Senecio Rowleyanus String Of Pearls – In 2″ Pot

SUCCULENT String Of Pearls Senecio rowleyanus better known as ‘String of Pearls’ is a naturally-occurring species from South Africa. It is a popular succulent for hanging pots as its stems tend to trail and reach more than 1m long. PLANT CARE COLOR – Green HARDINESS – Zone 10 (30F) RECOMMENDED LIGHT – Filtered / Partial Sun, Bright Indoor Light MAXIMUM LENGTH – over 12″ GROWTH – Hanging / Trailing WATERING – Light OTHER – none NOTE 1: Images in the listing are for reference – the color of shipped plants may/will vary slightly from the images. 2: The plant will be shipped with pot and soil unless specified otherwise. 3: WINTER/FALL Season – The plant is sensitive to cold, so if you live in an area that is below 40 degrees Fahrenheit, please consider the plant’s survivability during shipping as no heat packs are provided in the package for shipping. 4: Seller is not responsible for plants frost/ship damage or package delay. 5: No returns. 6: If there is any issue please contact the seller within 48hr to resolve the issue. ( For Multiple Items – If shipping cost is not correct please contact seller for help)

Succulent Pot Plant – Peperomia Ruby Cascade – In 2″ Pot

Peperomia Ruby Cascade. Peperomia Ruby Cascade is a stunning trailing plant known for its deep green, heart-shaped leaves with a striking reddish hue, especially on the undersides. Its cascading growth habit makes it an excellent choice for hanging baskets or as a decorative accent in indoor spaces.

Live SMALL VINE CHERRY TreeS Plant| USA Seller

This hardy baby plant is for 2-9 zone doesn’t fear freeze and droughts weather It is a deciduous tree that bears fruit and has edible leaves. You get rooted cherry covered with wet cloth about 1-2 feet high Please keep your soil moist for the first year so it develops roots. The tree grows up to 9 feet high and cherries are especially delicious for jamm. Cherry tree love if have clay in your soil The cherry tree is fast-growing and can be grown both indoors and outdoors. It prefers a variety of soil types such as sand, silt, loam, and peat. The plant is air-purifying and also has benefits for permaculture. It is child-safe and comes from America. This cherry tree is a great addition to any garden or indoor space.

Very Rare Organic White Pomegranate 10 cuttings

The offer is for 10 very rare organic White Pomegranate cuttings from 8 to 10 inches. This variety is very sweet, very easy to cut open and remove the inside from the fruit, the seeds are so soft, I don’t think we can be able to germinate them, except from the cuttings. After received the Cuttings, please remove about 1/8 inch at the big end of the cuttings , soak them in water for few hours and after that they are ready for planting.

10 BLUE YUCCA TREE SEEDS (Yucca rigida) Exotic “RARE” Agave Cold Hardy~Zone 5

10 BLUE YUCCA TREE SEEDS (Yucca rigida)”Exotic & Rare”Yucca rigida is one of our top recommendations for an elegant and architectural desert plant. It is a dramatic, trunk-forming, hardy species with a crown of stiff, sword-like, powder blue leaves first forming a low rosette and very slowly developing a trunk with age. In it’s natural conditions, it can grow up to 15′ foot tall, with white clusters of flowers rise 2-3 feet above the foliage. Yucca rigida resembles Yucca rostrata but with much stiffer leaves, and is very rare in comparison to Yucca rostrara. They love hot sunny spots with good drainage. Outdoors, grow in well-drained soil in full sun. Tolerates extreme drought once established. Will tolerate temperatures down to -23C (-10F) but will not tolerate winter wet. Best protected with fleece in the coldest areas of its range. Under glass, grow in loam-based compost in full light. Water moderately & feed monthly. Yucca rigida Germination:1) Sow the Yucca seeds in a gritty mix of peat, coco fiber, vermiculite and perlite, sand or similar media. Fill shallowly in trays or pots and sow the seeds on the surface. Sow appx. 3-4 per container, as not all will germinate.2) Cover the seeds with a thin layer of sandy soil, about as thick as the seeds are.3) It is Necessary to use a heated propagator mat to keep them at 85 degrees during the day. Using a timer to turn the mat off at night to allow temperatures to drop will create alternating temperature which mimic their natural conditions. This will greatly improve germination.4) Keep in a brightly lit area, or use a grow light, but never full sun.5) Mist the soil periodically with a spray bottle to ensure the top layer stays slightly moist, but never wet. 6) Germination is erratic with rigida seeds. Expect a few to germinate within 4-6 weeks, while most others can take up to 6 months to germinate, so don’t toss out any that don’t sprout earlier than others. Also, periodically check them to be sure no signs of mold or fungus arise. If spotted, clean the effected seed/seeds with a copper based fungicide, then rinse really well with clean water. Replant in a new and sterile mix. “Please Contact us First if You Need Anything”