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ALOCASIA MAHARANI CORM NICE SIZE STARING TO ROOT ALREADY

July 8, 2026

The product is a nice size Alocasia Maharani corm that is already starting to root. This houseplant prefers neutral soil pH and medium watering. It belongs to the Alocasia genus and has the common name “melo.” The plant is suitable for both indoor and outdoor environments and thrives in medium sun exposure during the summer and spring seasons. With its vibrant green color, this plant is sure to add a touch of tropical beauty to any home or garden.

1 BLACK MULBERRY TREE AND ONE MORE!

July 8, 2026

Up for sale is a Mulberry Tree plant, which could range from 7-16″ in height. This tree will bear blackish-red fruit, great for pies, cobblers, and just to eat with sugar on it. Mulberries are delicious!

1 Bare Root (2-3 Eyes) Peony “Coral Sunset”

July 8, 2026

1 bare root peony Coral Sunset 2-3 eyes. Height: 24-30”. Color: Pink Zone: 3-8. This semi-double early peony will bloom just as beautifully as an afternoon sunset. The colors of this bloom will change from a deep pink to a coral color, and as the blooms age, they will fade to a creamy yellow. These fragrant blooms will be on display early in the peony blooming season

Rau Dền Cơm

July 8, 2026

Rau dền cơm

Epc. Kyoguchi ‘Happy Field’ x self | BS not in bloom | 3″ pot

July 8, 2026

Kyoguchi is a Spring-Summer bloomer than, when mature, can produce over 50 1.5″ flowers on a branched, upright stem. It is also very useful in hybridizing. We grow the plants in bright indirect light with temperatures from about 65-85 degrees night to day. Water regularly year-round using a liquid or water soluble fertilizer once a month. This a blooming plant. I pack my plants well for transit however I am unable to guarantee flower spikes on plants after they leave my hands. If the postage company mishandles the package I cannot guarantee that the spike will arrive in good shape.

Dưa Leo Lai

July 8, 2026

Dưa Leo Lai

cherries and cream

July 8, 2026

This product is a, suitable for outdoor planting in a humid continental climate. The plants thrive in loam soil with neutral pH and have a clumping growth habit. With a perennial life cycle, these flowering rhizomes require light watering and full sun. The bearded iris plants are easy to cultivate, making them a beautiful addition to any garden, especially during the spring season.

Lot of 4 Hosta STRIPTEASE!

July 8, 2026

Its center is gold surrounded by a wide green margin. What sets this plant apart from other is the thin little streak of white in each leaf. Everyone wants it! It also multiplies rapidly into a beautiful mound that you can split up, if you want.

Lot of 120 Ferry Morse Herb and Vegetable seeds . Non Gmo. Dated 2025

July 8, 2026

Lot of 120 Ferry Morse Herb and Vegetable Seeds. 60 different varieties of herb and Vegetable included.

6x Curcuma Alismatifolia -BAREROOT Large YELLOW Siam Tulip – Ginger Summer Tulip

July 8, 2026

Siam tulip (Curcuma alismatifolia) is an exotic perennial that produces tropical-looking yellow blossoms from late spring to early fall. Its moderate salt tolerance makes it ideal for coastal areas.

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