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Japanese forest grass bright green dry shade garden perennial Gorgeous color!

Japanese Forest Grass, known for its vibrant green color, is a gorgeous addition to any garden. As a perennial plant that thrives in temperate climates, it is perfect for outdoor spaces that receive full shade. With a clumping growth habit and medium growth rate, this Hakonechloa genus plant adds a touch of elegance to your shade garden. It cascades, making it look beautiful on hills or retaining walls. This is a tough plant that thrives in dry shade once it is established.

Carex pensylvanica 25 Plants – 3-1/2 inch Pots FREE SHIPPING

Carex pensylvanica – Pennsylvania sedge – is a fine native plant choice for dry shade. Use it for naturalizing, and erosion control. It serves as a great lawn substitute in woodland areas. Pennsylvania sedge is deer resistant, too.Name(s): Carex pensylvanica, Yellow Sedge, Pennsylvania Sedge, Penn Sedge, Early SedgeFlower Color: Not applicableBloom Time: Not applicableFoliage: Dark green, grassy, arching.Height/Spread: 8 inches to 10 inches x 12 to 15 inches.Climate Zones: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8Sun Exposure: Full sun to full shade.Soil Condition: Wet to well-drained, loamy, pH 6.5 to 7.5Features: Graceful foliage, deer resistant, drought-tolerant, can be mown.Uses: Massed planting, naturalizing, bog gardens, water gardens, container gardens, lawn substitute, native plant collections, butterfly habitat.Comments: Carex pensylvanica – also known as Pennsylvania Sedge or Oak Sedge – is native to Central and Eastern U.S. It has narrow, dark green foliage 1/8″ wide and 12″. Blades are evergreen in Southern states. Spreading slowly by underground rhizomes it produces a fine ground cover in dry shade. White flowers in late Spring are followed by seed heads. Though insignificant, they add interest and texture.Unlike many other sedges, Carex pensylvanica will grow in average, dry soil, though regular watering is recommended. Use for ground cover, mass plantings, naturalizing, and erosion control. It serves as a fine lawn substitute in dry shade and woodland areas. In its natural habitat, it is often found growing under oaks. Mature height is 8″-10″, spreads 12″-18″.Carex is known to host many butterfly species. Host plants provide food and sheltered places for egg-laying.We can not ship this item to Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Oregon and Washington.

Dry split gill mushroom ,Schizophyllum commune 100 gram.per 1 vacuum bag.

Split Gill Mushroom There are different local names. The northern region calls mushroom core. The southern region calls rubber mushrooms. The central region calls mango mushrooms. Cockle mushroom is a mushroom that grows all over the world and grows all year round. Found on many materials such as logs, twigs, leaves, grass, but found in large amounts on logs and dead branches. When it rains, you will find a lot of mushrooms.Split Gill mushroom is a small mushroom shaped like a fan. The base has a short stalk about 0.1-0.5 cm long. The mushroom is about 1-3 cm wide. Sticky and strong flower appearance. The underside of the flower has a light brown grooved fin. The edge of the small flower resembles the edge of a cockle shell. which is the origin of the name When dried, the undersides of the mushrooms have fissured grooves. The spores are white due to high nutrient content. Must be treated correctly, if it is not good, it will cause the mushroom to be highly contaminated with other fungi. Benefits of oyster mushrooms1. have high nutritional value There are many carbohydrates and trace elements.2. has medicinal properties Can resist the growth of many types of cancer cells, such as cancer in the gastrointestinal tract. cervical cancer and is resistant to diseases caused by certain bacteria3. In China, patients with leucorrhea are recommended. Eat cockle mushrooms cooked with eggs to cure diseases.4. In Japan Used as a drug because polysaccharide compounds were found. which has anti-viral properties and inhibit sarcoma cancer cells5. Used to neutralize poison caused by eating the wrong kind of mushrooms and helps to urinate.6. Can cook many types of food, such as omelette with eggs. Steamed rice cakes with split gill mushrooms, salad7. It can be used as a substitute for meat as well. ######The size advertised is 100 grams/pack, packed in a vacuum bag.###### KTL Organic Farm is a mushroom farm. Which is in the south of Thailand with more than 15 years of experience.through drying which is convenient for storage and transportation Thank you customers for allowing us to receive service and service. Payment PayPal only SHIPPING & HANDLING 1. We ship worldwide. We do not collect destination money. 2. All items will ship directly from Thailand By Thailand Post. 3. In case Registered mail, Please make sure that you have someone at your home to collect it. Otherwise, the item will be at your Post office. Please seldom check at your post office. 4. Most orders are shipped out within 2-3 business days after receiving cleared payment. 5. We do not deliver on Saturday, Sunday, Public Holiday and Festival Holiday. 6. International buyers please note: a.Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are buyer’s responsibility. We will try our best to reduce the risk of the custom duties. b.Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to buyi

Taro Bun Long Dry Land Very Nutritions(3 plants)

3 plants The Taro for the price of one. This bun long is Very Nutritions is a green houseplant known as kalo, with elephant ear heart or arrow shaped leaves. It is ideal for indoor and outdoor growth, with a clumping growth habit and fast growth rate. This plant is safe for any room in the house and is known for its air purifying qualities. It thrives in well-draining soil and prefers low to medium sunlight. Great for eating making lau lau or many other HAWAI’I dishes. My favorite taro to grow and eat

Heirloom large Pod okra seeds

These heirloom large pod okra seeds are best suited for planting in the fall or spring. They require medium watering and full sun exposure to thrive. With an easy cultivating difficulty, these vegetable seeds are ideal for gardeners looking to grow their own okra plants. The heirloom variety ensures that the okra produced will have traditional, sought-after qualities. 20+ seeds in each package

50+ Rare Louisiana Longhorn Okra Seeds Heirloom Non-GMO Open Pollinated

Delve into the world of home gardening with these 50+ rare Louisiana Longhorn Okra seeds, an heirloom variety that promises a bountiful harvest. These non-GMO, open-pollinated seeds are perfect for those who appreciate the value of natural biodiversity and want to cultivate their own nutrient-rich vegetables. The plants thrive in a range of climates, from the Mediterranean to the humid subtropical, making them a versatile addition to any outdoor garden. Okra is renowned for its prolific growth and ease of cultivation, and these seeds are no exception. They require full sun and heavy watering to flourish, doing best in soil types that include clay, loam, and peat. The upright growth habit and fast-growing nature of these plants mean you’ll be enjoying fresh okra in no time, with each seed pod offering a delicious, edible treasure. Soak in lukewarm water for 24 hours before planting. The best time to plant is after the last frost in Spring.

50+ Okra seeds Clemson Spineless Okra Super healthy vegetable USA

Clemson Spineless Okra Seeds Clemson Spineless Okra was an All-America Selections winner in 1939, and has remained a favorite ever since. Plants reach a height of about four feet, and spread up to 48 inches in diameter. Early to mature, this heirloom is ready for harvest in 55-60 days. Virtually spineless, slightly curved dark green pods may reach nine inches in length. Okra adds body and flavor to soups, stews, and relishes, and can be grilled, braised, steamed, and sautéed. Garden Hint: Soak seed in warm water overnight to speed germination. Pick pods when young at 2½–3″ long. How to Sow1.Sow okra seeds in full sun and average, well-worked soil after danger of frost.Before planting the seeds,soak them overnight to encourage faster germination.2.Grow okra in a different place every year to avoid problems with pests and diseases.3.Plant 3-4 seeds every 12 inches in rows 36 inches apart.Cover with 1 inch of fine soil.Keep them 80-90 degrees F until Germination.Thin to the strongest plant by cutting off the rest.4.Seedlings should emerge in 14-21 days. How to growWhen the seedling reach a height 4 inches, apply mulch to conserve moisture and control weeds. Keep the plants moist during dry weather. In cooler climates,it may be necessary to apply black plastic or provide row covers for adequate heat.HarvestingClemson spineless okra should be at 3 inches for best taste and tenderness.

50+ Okra Seeds Emerald Okra Vegetable Fresh Garden Seeds USA

50+ Okra Seeds Emerald Okra(Abelmoschus esculentus)Vegetable Fresh Garden Seeds USA Emerald okra seeds produce spineless pods that stay tender even when they are large. The dark-green velvet pods are up to 8″ long at harvest. This variety retains its color when cooked or canned, and the cut cross-sections are perfectly round, resembling little wagon wheels. This plant takes 55 days to reach maturity. Sowing Okra loves heat, so gardeners with short growing seasons may need to start their non-GMO emerald okra seeds indoors; plan to set them out 3-4 weeks after the last frost. Before planting the seeds, soak them overnight to encourage faster germination. Plant 2-3 seeds in one peat pot, and keep them at 80-90 degrees F until germination; thin to the strongest plant by cutting off the rest. When the air temperature reaches a consistent 60 degrees F, plant the seedlings in full sun 12-15″ apart in rows 3′ apart. For direct sowing in warmer climates, sow the non-GMO emerald okra seed 3/4″ deep and later thin the plants to 12-15″ apart. Growing When the seedlings reach a height of 4″, apply mulch to conserve moisture and control weeds. Keep the plants moist during dry weather. In cooler climates, it may be necessary to apply black plastic or provide row covers for adequate heat. Emerald okra does tolerate cooler temperatures, and is a good variety to grow in cooler climates. Harvesting Emerald okra should be harvested at 3″ for best taste and tenderness. This variety is spineless for a painless harvest.