Place well watered potted cuttings in an area away from direct sunlight. Roots should start forming in 6-8 weeks. Hardy to USDA zones 3-8. Very cold hardy once established. Uses: eaten fresh, jellies, jams, backed into pies, made into wine, or added to smoothies.
50 Seeds-Asclepias incarnata Swamp Milkweed ‘Cinderella’ Perennial in Zones 3-9
They’re cold-stratified and ready for planting.
6 Red Currant Fresh Cuttings Unrooted 6″-9″ USDA Zones 3-8 Cold Hardy
Place well watered potted cuttings in an area away from direct sunlight. Roots should start forming in 6-8 weeks. Hardy to USDA zones 3-8. Very cold hardy once established. Uses: eaten fresh, jellies, jams, backed into pies, made into wine, or added to smoothies.
Blackhaw Virbunum Tree – 6-12″ Tall – 4″ Pot – White Cluster Flower – Zones 3-9
It produces clusters of creamy white flowers in spring, followed by bluish-black berries loved by birds. Its leaves turn stunning shades of red and purple in fall. Native to: Eastern and Central United States.
6 Golden Creeping Jenny Live Starter Plants – Perennial Groundcover – Zones 3-9
Golden Creeping Jenny (Lysimachia nummularia ‘Aurea’) is a low-growing perennial ground cover known for its vibrant golden-yellow foliage and spreading habit. Climate: Hardy in USDA zones 3–9. Tolerates both cold and heat but prefers mild, temperate climates.
5 Cinnamon Fern Rhizomes – Well Rooted Bareroot With No Top – Zones 3-9
Just water them as soon as possible, get them planted or potted, and give them a light prune if needed. Place them in a bright outdoor spot with indirect sunlight, and they should bounce back nicely.
500 Black Eyed Susan Seeds Bright Yellow Daisy-Like Blooms for Garden Zones 3–9
Black Eyed Susan brings sunshine-colored blooms and pollinator activity with minimal care. It’s a tough, beautiful classic for beginner and expert gardeners alike. Add a burst of golden color to your garden with these 500 Black Eyed Susan Seeds.
20 Tennessee Ostrich-Glade Fern Rhizomes With No Leaf – Zones 3-9 – Osmundastrum
Climate: Cool to temperate climates; hardy in USDA zones 3–7. Just water them as soon as possible, get them planted or potted, and give them a light prune if needed. Place them in a bright outdoor spot with indirect sunlight, and they should bounce back nicely.
20 Christmas Fern Rhizomes With No Leaf – Zones 3-9 – Polystichum acrostichoides
Cultivar: Christmas Fern (Polystichum acrostichoides). Genus: Polystichum. A low-maintenance plant, it’s perfect for shady gardens, groundcover, or woodland landscapes. Climate: USDA Zones 3–9. Just water them as soon as possible, get them planted or potted, and give them a light prune if needed.
10 Cinnamon Fern Rhizomes – Well Rooted Bareroot With No Top – Zones 3-9
Just water them as soon as possible, get them planted or potted, and give them a light prune if needed. Place them in a bright outdoor spot with indirect sunlight, and they should bounce back nicely.
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