Orchid Society of Middle Tennessee

Luffa Cylindrica Vegetable Sponge Seeds Non GMO 12 – 24″ Fruits Dry for Sponge

Luffa Cylindrica Indian Luffa Vegetable Sponge Nestled among bright yellow flowers of this, fast growing vining melon from tropical regions, are long fibrous fruits that can be dried and used as a natural sponge. In some parts of the world it is harvested when very young and used as a vegetable.Fruits grow 12-24″ long. Sow seed and grow like annual melon or squash. This plant makes a most interesting deck plant and grows well as a container plant for the home or greenhouse, in addition to being a specimen plant. It is the buyer’s responsibility to know whether any plant or seed is acceptable or allowable for the area being shipped to. Seller is not responsible for buyer’s use of plant or seeds and any dangers thereof. By purchasing this item buyer accepts this understanding. Fun Facts: 1. Native to Southeastern Asia and tropical regions 2. Hardy outdoors in zones 5+ 3. The fruit can be broken open, cleaned and dried for the sponge 4. It is not certain where the plant originated due to widespread dispersal over many centuries Photos are licensed and copyright by various artists – BE Respectful and Do not use them – always get proper permission or licensing =====Seed is a live perishable product = All sales Final- The pictures are representative only – seeds are exactly as described here produced by professional growers Research if needed prior to purchase -Its up to you to AVOID disappointments and misunderstandings by reading the listing – provided growing instructions/label – and having proper expectations as well as understanding germination time frame. Seeds DO NOT germinate in a few days or sometimes even weeks and may not be at the same time- this is normal in nature— If you have questions or need help PLEASE ASK For experienced gardeners only – Many seeds will not germinate fast and require much patience and good care-especially tropical and tree seed. Seed growing is meant to be a fun experience- -for those beginners that want to try anyway do so at your own risk – that’s what gardening is about Terms and conditions — PLEASE READ: Orders over $10 from will be shipped with tracking, Orders Under $10 will be shipped by the least expensive USPS way/ economy standard or first class WITHOUT TRACKING — BE SURE correct shipping information/addresses are provided—we will not resend due to incorrect address. We are a seed company that sells to experienced gardeners. If you are new to planting / gardening, take time to research what you are buying. ALL SEED SALES ARE FINAL! We are not responsible for gardeners’ success- WE DO NOT Guarantee that you as a gardener will be able to grow any particular seed. This is standard in the industry. We do not guarantee germination success but always send the very best viable seeds most of which are being tested and grown ourselves in our own greenhouses. All Seed counts are approximate. Sometimes you will get a few extra, sometimes there may be a missing one. Seeds vary in size and appearance. Some are extremely tiny – some are large. Some are flakes, round, hard, soft, or concave. This is how they look -this is how nature made them -this is normal. The liability of seller is limited to the cost of the seed itself only. Some seeds do not come up right away and may take several months – PAY attention to your germination time frames and do not contact us with complaints after short periods of time. We give you all the tools for success from the start so research if needed. By completing a purchase buyer is agreeing to these terms. NOTE: We are a small family business. We do not use expensive, glossy packaging- all seeds are hand packed, with care, on demand with label and growing instructions.

SHIITAKE mushroom spores spawn/mycelium (on dry seeds)

20 gr pack of mycelium for this price. Shiitake The name Shiitake comes from the Japanese shii take meaning “shii mushroom”. Shii is a Japanese tree (Castanopsis cuspidata) related to the oak and beech. Fruiting body with a golden, brown, to almost black, slightly convex cap with a range in diameter of 2-4 inches. The flesh is aromatic, thick, and “meaty”.

Hopi Blue Dry Field Corn

Unique blue colored corn, it has been grown in the American Southwest for over 800 years. Drought tolerant with a long taproot, 9′ high plants provide 8-10″ long ears full of flavorful kernals. Harvest young to enjoy fresh, or let dry and grind into flour for tortillas or chips or just use them to decorate your home! Zea mays Min Qty: 100 seeds/packet 105 days for dry stage. Direct sow in fertile soil in a location that gets full sunlight when soil temps are at least 60F. Alternately, start indoors and transplant when 3-6″ high. In order to improve pollination, it is better to plant corn in blocks rather than in long individual rows. Corn is a heavy feeder, so amending soil before planting is beneficial. Sow 2 or 3 seeds in holes 1-2″ deep with holes 12-15″ apart. Thin seedlings to a single, strong sprout. Good companion for pole beans and squash. Start corn 2-3 weeks before beans and squash. Corn is a heavy feeder and benefits from a nitrogen-rich fertilizer and frequent watering.

Wild Organic Water Oak Dry Leaves- 4 Oz

Whether you’re looking to add a rustic aesthetic to your decor or create a soothing ambiance outdoors, these organic water oak dry leaves are a versatile and sustainable choice. Wild Organic Water Oak Dried Leaves.

Organic Dry Chinese Privet Leaves

These leaves are harvested in the United States and are certified organic, ensuring that they are free from synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. Organic Chinese Privet Dry Leaves. Whole Leaves.

FIVE YELLOW IRIS LOVES WET OR DRY AREAS 5 BARE ROOT HARDY PLANTS LINE BORDERS

ETHELDAYLILY TREASURES GET RID OF ALMOST ANY WET AREAS. THEY THRIVE IN ALMOST ANY SOIL AND COME BACK YEAR AFTER YEAR. INCLUDES 5 BARE ROOT PLANTS. VERY FAST GROWING.POND LOVIN YELLOW IRIS. EASY TO GROW. JUST PLANT WATER AND FORGET ABOUT THEM. CAN PLANT IN CLAY OR DRY LAND TOO. LOVES WET AREAS AND PONDS. HAVE A WET SPOT IN YOUR YARD YOU HATE TO MOW? PLANT ONCE AND PROBLEM SOLVED. COMES BACK YEAR AFTER YEAR. LIKES TO SPREAD SOME. YELLOW FLOWERS. PERENNIAL. LOVES SUN AND LOTS AND LOTS OF WATER OR DRY AREAS. PLANT 12 TO 15 INCHES DEEP. GETS 36 TO 48 INCHES TALL. BRIGHT YELLOW FLOWERS AND LOTS OF THEM. LAUGHS AT THE COLD. MAKES A GREAT HEDGE ALSO. LINE PATHWAYS AND WALKWAYS. TICKS AND DEER HATE THEM. CAN ALSO USE IN DRY AREAS AND CLAY. 5 HEALTHY BARE ROOT PLANTS. THE PLANTS ARE DORMANT IN THE WINTER BUT THE ROOTS ARE STILL VERY HEALTHY. WE ARE A LICENSED NURSERY. THEY WILL THRIVE JUST ABOUT ANYWHERE AND LOVE TO BLOOM THEIR HEADS OFF. CAN EDGE TREES OR FENCES OR BUILD A HEDGE FOR SPECIAL EFFECTS. ETHEL SOLINSKI NURSERY/ETHELDAYLILY’S TREASURES THIS IS A PERENNIAL BUT PLEASE PROTECT FROM FROSTHow to Grow Clematis For proper care of clematis, clematis vines prefer sunny locations (at least six hours of sun needed for blooming) but the soil should be kept cool. An easy way to accomplish this is by planting some type of ground cover or shallow-rooted perennial plants around the clematis. A 2-inch layer of mulch can also be incorporated to keep the roots cool and moist. Growing clematis vines must be supported in some fashion as well. The type of support system is usually dependent on the variety grown. For instance, poles are acceptable choices for smaller growing clematis vines, which can range anywhere from 2 to 5 feet in height. Arbors may be more suitable for growing larger types, which can get 8 to 12 feet. Most varieties, however, do quite well growing along a trellis or fence. Clematis Planting Info Although many clematis vines are grown in containers, they can also be planted in the garden. They are usually planted in fall or early spring, depending on the region and variety. Clematis plants need plenty of space for adequate air flow as well as a rich, well-draining planting area. You should dig the hole large enough to accommodate the plant, with most recommendations suggesting at least a two foot depth of soil amended with compost prior to planting. It may also help to cut the plant back some before planting to lessen shock as it adapts to its new environment. Tips for Clematis Care Once established, care of clematis vines is minimal with the exception of watering. They should be watered about an inch or so weekly, and more deeply during dry spells. Mulch should be replenished each spring. In addition, be on the lookout for common problems affecting these plants. Clematis wilt can cause vines to suddenly collapse and die after their foliage and stems have blackened. Powdery mildew often affects plants with poor air circulation. Aphids and spider mites can be a problem as well. Pruning Care of Clematis Annual pruning may also be required to keep clematis plants looking their best. Pruning clematis helps plants remain both attractive and full of flowers. The type of clematis vine grown dictates when and how it should be pruned. For example, early spring-blooming varieties should be pruned back as soon as possible following their blooming but before July, as they bud on previous season’s growth. Large-flowering types that bloom in mid spring should be cut back to the topmost buds in late winter/early spring. Late-blooming varieties should be pruned back about two or three feet in late winter/early spring. Read more at Gardening Know How: Growing Clematis – Tips For Care Of Clematis https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/vines/clematis/growing-clematis.htm FOR THE FIRST YEAR. COMES BACK YEAR AFTER YEAR.If you are not happy with your order for any reason please ship it back for a full replacement or refund. Please do not leave bad feedback. Contact usfirst there is a problem. Guaranteed to arrive alive. PROTECT YOUR PLANTS FROM FROST IN THE FIRST YEAR.Thanks for stopping by ETHELDAYLILY TREASURES. Please feel free to CHECK OUT OUR OTHER COLLECTIONS. SHIPPING: We always ship within 1 business day of confirmed payment excluding weekends. Most of our items will be shipped by the United States Post Office and we do provide a tracking number free of charge so you can track your package and you can monitor your mail to see when it will arrive. We do not combine shipping unless you contact us in advance before you purchase. We either negotiate offers or the shipping but not both. We are sorry to do this but the post office will not negotiate and lower shipping for us. We have a 30 day return policy. The buyer pays return shipping costs so to save yourself money please make sure to follow our measurements exactly to make sure that the item will fit. We suggest measuring a similar garment that fits you exact and comparing the measurements to the one in the ad to make sure that it fits. If the numbers are smaller…..the garment will be too small. Sizes on garments fluctuate from manufacturer to manufacturer so please do not rely on a specific size as an assurance that the garment will fit. We will gladly refund your money if the garment does not fit but you will need to pay the return postage. If you have a quality issue with the garment which rarely occurs, please contact me immediately and I will be happy to make it right with you. I look forward to working with you.

Saffron milk cap(Red pine mushroom) spores spawn/mycelium (on dry seeds)

Mushroom spores spawn/mycelium on dry seeds 20 gr pack for this price.Saffron milk cap (Red pine mushroom) Lactarius deliciosus has a carrot orange cap which is convex to vase shaped, inrolled when young, 4 to 14 cm (1.5–7 in) across, often with darker orange lines in the form of concentric circles. The cap is sticky and viscid when wet, but is often dry. It has crowded decurrent gills and a squat orange stipe which is often hollow, 3 to 8 cm (1–3 in) long and 1 to 2 cm (0.4–0.8 in) thick. This mushroom stains a deep green color when handled. When fresh, the mushroom exudes an orange-red latex or “milk” that does not change color. Grows under the acidic soil of conifers and forms a mycorhizal relationship with its host tree. It is found in the pine forests where many people “hunt” them with vigour. It is considered as one of the delicacies. Thank you