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Live Plants -Shrubs -Trees 30 days old, 6″ to 10″ tall Ready to Plant seedlings

July 8, 2026

Live Plants, Pick and choose from our current selection of plant types, mix and match . Plant types are constantly being added and removed depending on current stock . NO CALIFORNIA SHIPPING AVAILABLE .. Plants are minimum 35 days old and older between 6″ to 10″ tall depending on the type of plant. Garden Plants – Flowering Shrubs – Evergreen Trees Plant Species:Japanese Holly – Evergreen White Flowering Chinese Privet- Evergreen Flowering Green Stem Forsythia Rose of Sharon – White Flower POKEBERRY * ( poke sallet ) Survival Food White Oak Red Oak White Pine (Survival Food) Evergreen Virginia Pine – Evergreen Eastern Hemlock – Evergreen Flowering Tulip Poplar

6pcs Japanese Kyoho grape cuttings 巨峰葡萄插条 교호포도 US seller

July 8, 2026

5pcs Japanese Kyoho grape cuttings 巨峰葡萄插条 교호포도 US sellerGrow grape from cuttingsFlat cut side is bottom.1:Wrap the top with parafilm or plastic.Dip the bottom end of the stem in rooting hormone.2:Insert the stem in a pot filled with sterile potting soil or sand. Keep warm or use a nursery heating pad. The goal is keeping root area warm and keeping the top bud cool, so the cutting grow roots first.3:Keep the soil moist, but not soggy.

5pcs Japanese Fujiminori table grape cuttings 藤稔葡萄/乒乓球葡萄插条 US seller

July 8, 2026

5pcs Japanese Fujiminori table grape cuttings 藤稔葡萄/乒乓球葡萄插条 US seller Grow grape from cuttings tipsFlat cut side is bottom.1:Wrap the top with parafilm or plastic.Dip the bottom end of the stem in rooting hormone.2:Insert the stem in a pot filled with sterile potting soil or sand. Keep warm or use a nursery heating pad. The goal is keeping root area warm and keeping the top bud cool, so the cutting grow roots first.3:Keep the soil moist, but not soggy.

100 Early glow June bearing strawberry plants – dormant

July 8, 2026

I’m thinning out my berry beds and have too many plants. These are healthy nice sized plants. The first photo shows them right before they’re budding. They have a good root system. You will get a small crop if you plant right away, and a GREAT crop next year.

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