Orchid Society of Middle Tennessee

50 Bearded Iris Seeds – Blue and White Speckled Blooms

These bearded iris seeds produce elegant blooms with white petals heavily speckled and veined in rich blue tones. The unique dotted pattern creates a striking, artistic appearance that stands out in garden beds and landscape borders.

RUE 300+ SEEDS INSECT PEST REPELLENT AUTUMN HEIRLOOM HERBS FLEA MEDICINAL USA

Best Offer We are proud to welcome you to The Green Grove Garden. We were active plant propagators and Nursery owners for a number of years specializing in the production of plant plugs and seedlings for our on farm use. We have learned a great deal about seedling production, proper storage, handling and identification of quality seeds to be able to offer you the finest and freshest seeds available. Here is another of our prized offerings: RUE 300+ SEEDS INSECT PEST REPELLENT AUTUMN HEIRLOOM HERBS FLEA MEDICINAL USA * Rue is considered, by many, to be the top insect repelling plant in the world! It is said to even ward off fleas!* Rue is a perennial that is quite tolerant of drought like conditions.* Rue was introduced to England by the Romans who used it extensively as a Medicinal herb. * The smell of rue can ward off deer, dogs, cats, fleas and even Japanese Beetles. * It has a unique bushy habit for an herb and is tolerant of nutrient poor, dry soils. * If rue is pruned to control its bush like habit, it can be a useful hedge * It will thrive almost anywhere but grows best in a sheltered and dry area. * Rue grows well in poor, partially rocky soil. In fact, in poor soil, rue supposedly becomes even more Winter hardy! * Disease of Poultry and Cattle have been treated with Rue. * The fresh and dried portions of Rue are used. * The unique flowers of Rue are often times used for cut flower arrangements.* Rue should be handled only with gloves to prevent skin irritation.* Do not consume Rue before consulting a physician, and always use extreme care when handling Rue.* Rue’s smell is so strong it is said to be a deer deterrent. This is attributed to the fact that rue is in the citrus family and thus has a strong scent. Culture Notes: Sunlight -Full Days to Germination-7-14 Life Cycle-Perennial Sowing-Direct or Indoors Days to Maturity-120 Sowing Depth- Surface sow as light is required for germination. Gently press seeds into pre-moistened seedling mix so as not to bury them then cover seed tray with transparent plastic cover to maintain humidity.Germination Temperature-68 Fahrenheit We also offer numerous other complementary herbs, vegetables and flowers for the garden. We periodically run various specials so please look to see if we have any volume discounts available. Customer Service: Your success is our success. If you feel like you cannot leave us a 5 star rating or if you have any issues with your order, like damaged or wrong items etc…just send us a note and we’ll promptly resolve the issue for you. Free Shipping.: Seeds are packaged in a small poly bag. In an effort to keep costs low, and pass the savings onto you, we do not offer specific planting directions on seed packets. If you cannot locate planting instructions for your specific conditions, contact us and we’ll do our best to instruct you on the proper methods. Be sure to check out our fantastic selection of other items and specials. Thank-you for your support

50 Royal Empress Tree Seeds “FASTEST GROWING TREE in the WORLD”

And for Bonsai Lovers, it Couldn’t get any Better as FAST as this tree Grows and Make’s a Beyond Beautiful Bonsai. 50 The Royal Empress Tree Seeds. Royal Empress Germination Also referred to as The Royal Empress tree, it produces shade faster than any other tree.

Eggplant Black Beauty/Organic Rosa Bianca/ Little Fingers eggplant/Patio Baby F1

Eggplant is a very tender perennial grown as an annual. Grow eggplant in the warmest, frost-free time of the year.Black Beauty: grows glossy black, bell-shaped fruit 4 to 6 inches long. Eggplant requires 100 to 140 warm days with temperatures consistently between 70° and 90°F to reach harvest.Eggplant is best started indoors and later transplanted into the garden; sow eggplant indoors 6 to 8 weeks before setting plants into the garden.Transplant seedlings into the garden no sooner than 2 to 3 weeks after the last frost in spring.Eggplants planted too early will not develop. Eggplants are easily grown in containers.Grow eggplants in pots at least 12 inches across and as deep. Choose a smaller growing variety for container growing.Be sure to keep the potting soil just moist through the season. Do not let the soil dry out.Feed eggplants in containers every two to three weeks with compost tea or dilute solution of fish emulsion.Container grown eggplants are easily moved out of cold weather; so you can extend the season in spring and autumn by moving plants indoors when frost threatens. Plant eggplants with bush beans, southern peas, and nitrogen-fixing crops. Do not plant eggplant with tomatoes or corn. * Rosa Bianca ‘Solanum melongena’ -Italian heirloom: ideal for slicing, baking and roasting.Rosy-lavender with white shading, the fruits of this beautiful Italian heirloom are large, round and 5-6″ long. With a mild, non-bitter flavor, the fruits’ robust shape is ideal for slicing, baking or roasting. *The Little Finger eggplants are slender, petite eggplants that are excellent for grilling and cooking. This eggplant has a dark purple skin is thin and tender with a silky flesh. This variety produces few seeds and a mildly sweet flavor. Harvest when the eggplant is young and glossy. *2014 AAS Edible – Vegetable WinnerPatio Baby is a very early and highly productive eggplant with a compact habit, making it a great choice for containers or in the garden. Deep purple, egg-shaped fruit should be harvested at baby size-2 to 3 inches, and are delicious roasted or in dips and salads.

Blue Sage or Red Scarlet Sage – Hummingbirds and Bees – Organically grown in MN

Common Name: Mealy blue sage, ‘Salvia Farinacea’.Plant Form: uprightHeight: 2 – 3 feetSpread: 1.5 – 2 feetFoliage: long, narrow leaves that grow in clusters; square stemsFlower: violet, blue, and white velvety flowers have 5 petals and a sage fragrance borne on an interrupted spike Name comes from mealy white to purple felted hairs covering the sepalsBloom Period: Spring, Summer, Fall Perennial: zone 8-10Annual: zone 3-7 Sun: light shade – full sunWater: low water requirementSoil: tolerates dry, often rocky soil ; well-drainedHeat Tolerance: very high heat tolerance Maintenance: propagation by stem cuttingsPests & Pathology: susceptible to powdery mildewWildlife: deer-resistant *Red Scarlet Sage ‘Salvia Coccinea’. ‘Salvia coccinea’ is one of about 900 species in the genus Salvia. It is just one of dozens of sages grown as garden ornamentals. As both its scientific name of coccinea (meaning “scarlet dyed”) and common names of scarlet sage and blood sage suggest, this herbaceous perennial in the mint family (Lamiaceae) has bright red flowers. (Beware of common names – another species, S. splendens, is also sometimes called scarlet sage, but these are very different plants; S. coccinea is also occasionally referred to as Texas sage or tropical sage, both those names are used for other species, too.) Probably native to Mexico, it is widespread throughout the Southeastern US, through Central America, and in northwestern South America (Columbia, Peru and Brazil). It is the only native US sage with red flowers. S. coccinea is hardy in zones 9 and 10, and will reseed readily in zones 6 to 8, but is easily grown as an annual in cooler climates.Scarlet sage is an vase-shaped to upright subshrub in its native range but because it is fast growing it also makes a good bedding plant in colder areas where it is not hardy. Plants grow 2-4 feet tall and up to 2 ½ feet wide, branching readily. We carefully select our produce varieties for excellent taste and quality. Our produce is grown without pesticides or herbicides resulting in highly nutritious food and healthy soil. *We ship with USPS- first class envelope.

Pineapple weed – 100 seeds, organically grown in MN, non GMO.

Matricaria = may-tri-care-ee-a from Latin matrix (mother) and Caria (dear) referring to its medicinal use for the female area and colic. Identification: This plant is often mistaken for chamomile. In fact it is a close sister plant to chamomile (M. chamomile). Chamomile is quite rare on the east side of the Rocky Mountains (where pineapple weed is quite common). Pineapple weed is an annual 10 – 40 cm tall with a non-rayed composite flower head. Chamomile can be distinguished from this plant by its white rays. Pineapple looks more like commercial chamomile in a package when all of its white rays have dried up and fallen off. It actually does have a pineapple scent. Its leaves are pinnate. Preparation & Uses: Pineapple weed is tasty as finger food or in salads.As with chamomile pineapple weed is very good as a tea. In fact I prefer it because it is sweeter. The Blackfoot Indians called it mat-o-at-sin using the dried plant as a perfume. They often put it in buckskin bags for this very purpose. It was also used as an insect repellent. As a treatment for diarrhea the whole plant was decocted. It is similar to chamomile in many of its medicinal qualities but much milder. It is used for stomachaches, flatulence, as a mild relaxant and for colds and menstrual problems. Externally it can be used for itching and sores. *Cultivation: The preference is full sun, mesic conditions, and gravelly or compacted soil. Competition from taller plants is not tolerated for very long. This plant spreads by reseeding itself. Reference: Natural Healing. * Please Note: These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. Your order will be shipped in 1-2business days. *We ship with USPS First Class Envelope. *Delivery might take between 5-10 business days.