Orchid Society of Middle Tennessee

Pink Adenium Arabicum Desert Rose Live Plant Bare Root 4in

Healthy live Adenium Arabicum (Desert Rose) starter plant available. 1 live Adenium Arabicum plant. Pink flowering variety with developing caudex and healthy roots. Bare root (no soil or pot). Each plant is unique and may vary slightly in shape, caudex size, and branching.

1 Purple Crape Myrtle 12-18″ Bare Root Starter Plant

You will receive 1 Purple Crape Myrtle starter tree/shrub (Typically 12-24″ Tall, 6-12″ Minimum). We want to make sure your plants arrive healthy but after 48hrs in your care we are not responsible. popular flowering shrubs and small trees known for their vibrant, long-lasting purple blooms and disease resistance.

20 Bare root Dwarf Oyster

The sale is for (20) twenty bare root Dwarf Oyster plants, suitable for sub-tropical climates. This ornamental grass thrives in summer and prefers outdoor environments with medium watering needs. It can be planted in low sun, medium sun, or full sun, making it versatile for different lighting conditions. This plant is perfect for garden enthusiasts looking to add a touch of beauty and charm to their outdoor spaces.

3 Ostrich Fern Root Fiddlehead Matteuccia Struthiopteris Bare Root

Ostrich ferns(Matteuccia struthiopteris ) are. You will receive 3 Ostrich Fern Bare roots. Soil: It adapts to many well-drained soil types, including loam, clay, and sand. The fern grows best in soil that is organically rich but can also tolerate drier, poorer soils.

5 Victoria Rhubarb Bare Root -Rheum rhabarbarum

You will receive 5 Victoria Rhubarb Bare Roots. a popular, heirloom perennial vegetable known for its abundant yield of thick, tender, green stalks with a crimson blush. It is widely used for cooking due to its sweet, mild, and tart flavor, and the plant is resistant to many pests and diseases.

10 Ostrich Fern Root Fiddlehead Matteuccia Struthiopteris Bare Root

Ostrich ferns(Matteuccia struthiopteris ) are. You will receive 10 Ostrich Fern Bare roots. Soil: It adapts to many well-drained soil types, including loam, clay, and sand. The fern grows best in soil that is organically rich but can also tolerate drier, poorer soils.