Orchid Society of Middle Tennessee

Slow Bolt Arugula Seeds for Planting – Heirloom Non GMO Herbs for Home Garden

All orders will be shipped via usps first class mail on the next business day! Basic InfoSlow Bolt Arugula Latin Name:Eruca vesicaria sativaSlow Bolt Color:Classic leafy salad greensArugula Flavor:Bright and peppery similar to mustard to radish “baby greens”. Smaller 2-3″ leaves will be sweeter and more tender than larger, more coarse greens.Growing InfoDays to Maturity:40-45Days to Germination:5-7Arugula Seeding Depth:1/4 inchesPlant Spacing:6-12 inchesRow Spacing:6-12 inchesRoquette Height:12-18 inchesGrowth Habit:Weedy and quickly spreading mound similar to dandelion or mustardSoil Preference:Organic, fertilized, consistently moist, well-drainedTemperature Preference:Cooler, 45-65°FLight Preference:Full sun in cooler climates, partial shade in warm summers

Echium wildpretii | Tower of Jewels | Red Bugloss | 10 Seeds

Echium wildpretii is a biennial or tropical perennial in the Boraginaceae family. Its native range is in the Canary Islands. Some familiar names include Red Mount Teide Bugloss, Tower of Jewels, Red Bugloss, and Tenerife Bugloss. It has gained the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit. It grows in subalpine zones in the ravines of Mount Teide Volcano. It can tolerate temperatures down to 23F. It is grown as an ornamental plant in tropical climates. It can grow to around 10 feet tall in its second year, and then it dies after flowering. The flowers are red and a nectar factory for bees and beekeepers. It will require full sun with average water needs and dry, arid conditions. Biennial Germination Sow seeds on top of the soil and lightly tamp down and cover. Keep moist in a bright spot. Do not cover with plastic and keep temperatures around 65-75F. Germination is in 7-60 days.

5 Welwitschia Mirabilis Seeds Fresh Seeds 2026 Caudiciform Caudex

harvested January 2026. 5 Welwitschia mirabilis seeds Shipping from the US Welwitschia mirabilis is one of the world’s most unusual and long-lived Caudiciform plants , native to the Namib Desert. Disclaimer: Germination depends on growing conditions and the grower’s methods. Due to the many factors involved, germination cannot be guaranteed. Because seeds are a living product and handling conditions are beyond my control after shipment, all sales are final and refunds or returns are not accepted. Seeds are sold for propagation purposes only.

300+ Gymnocalycium Variegated Seeds

For your consideration are 300+ Gymnocalycium variegated seeds. The seeds were harvested in 2025 and only come from premium quality plants. The first 2 pictures show some of the parent plants that the seeds were harvested from, the other pictures show seedlings that are two months old. These seeds were planted at the end of December 2025 and come from the same batch I’m selling. As you can see, the seeds are VERY small!! I estimate germination rates to be around 50%

Northern Blue Button Cactus 0.5-1.5 inch W

The Northern Blue Button Cactus is a beautiful and unique addition to any indoor or outdoor garden. This 0.5-1.5inch cactus thrives in arid climates and prefers inorganic soil. With its striking blue color and clumping growth habit, this cactus is perfect for summer days in full sun. Dry and ready to go!

Agave leoplodii – Exact Specimen Shown

Agave × leopoldii is a hybrid species cross between Agave filifera and Agave schidigera, conducted in the 1870s by W.B. Kellock in London. Agave leopoldii.

Euphorbia obesa–Gingham Golf Ball

Although Euphorbia obesa bears a strong resemblance to a globe cactus, it belongs biologically to the genus Euphorbia within the family Euphorbiaceae—a lineage entirely distinct from the Cactaceae family.