Orchid Society of Middle Tennessee

ALYSSUM SEEDS 200+BASKET OF GOLD “YELLOW” FLOWER garden ANNUAL FREE SHIPPING

200+ “BASKET OF GOLD” ALYSSUM FLOWER SEEDS — YELLOW ANNUAL FLOWER — FLOWER WILL SELF SEED. CAN BE BECOME INVASIVE IF NOT MAINTAINED — GREAT FOR ATTRACTING BEES AND BUTTERFLIES — WORKS WELL IN CONTAINERS, BORDERS, ROCK GARDENS SOW SEEDS DIRECTLY IN SOIL IN EARLY SPRING TO MID SUMMER. SOW DEPTH = 1/8″ — BARELY COVER WITH SOIL — LIGHTLY WATER AFTER PLANTING PLANT SPACING = 3″ HEIGHT = 2-4″ GERMINATES IN 7-14 DAYS WILL GROW BEST WITH AT LEAST 6+ HOURS OF FULL SUN PLEASE CHECK MY STORE FOR OTHER SEEDS THAT I HAVE AVAILABLE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK, THANK YOU!

Ground Cherry, 50 Seeds, NON-GMO, Cape Gooseberry, Chinese Lantern, FREE SHIP

Ground Cherry (Physalis peruviana) are part of the same family as tomatillos, the nightshade family. Ground cherries are much smaller, about the size of a cherry tomato. The fruits are sweet and fruity tasting and will fall off on to the ground when ripe. Also known as Cape Gooseberries, Husk Cherries, Golden Berries, Chinese Lantern, or in Hawaii Poha Berries Germination in 7-10 days, maturity in 70-75 daysCollected: 11/23Germination: 85%As always, FREE SHIPPING on all orders within the USPlease, if you have any issues with your order, germination or simply need planting instructions, reach out to me and I will take care of you. I always take care of my customer

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.

Sweet Acacia, Farnesiana Vachellia Farnesiana, Yellow Flowers (20+ Seeds) (022B)

Sweet Acacia, Farnesiana Vachellia Farnesiana, Yellow Flowers, 25 Seeds (022B) Vachellia farnesiana Huisache, Texas Huisache, Sweet Acacia, Perfume Acacia, Mealy Acacia, Mealy Wattle, Cassie Fabaceae (Pea Family) Synonym(s): Acacia farnesiana, Acacia farnesiana var. farnesiana, Acacia minuta, Acacia minuta ssp. densiflora, Acacia smallii, Mimosa farnesiana, Pithecellobium minutum, Vachellia densiflora A 15-20 ft., multi-trunked tree or shrub. Branchlets spiny and bearing finely divided leaves, each of the many leaflets less than 1/4 inch long. The bipinnately compound foliage is light-green and ferny. Small, fragrant, orange-yellow flowers 1/2 inch in diameter cluster in globose heads with many protruding stamens per flower. Fruit a reddish brown to black woody pod 1 1/2 to 3 inches long, rounded, not flat, and tapered at both ends. The common name, Huisache, is derived from Nahuatl and means many thorns. In southern Europe this species is extensively planted for the flowers, which are a perfume ingredient. Water Use: LowLight Requirement: Sun Soil Moisture: DryCaCO3 Tolerance: High Drought Tolerance: HighHeat Tolerant: yes Soil Description: Sandy, Sandy Loam, Medium Loam, Clay Loam, Clay, Caliche typeConditions Comments: Acacia fernesiana can form dense thickets from suckers. It has small, fragrant, orange-yellow flowers cluster in globose heads. But blooms so early that buds are often ruined by frost in the northern parts of its range. Acacia beetles can girdle limbs up to 3 in. across. Alkaline tolerant. This beautiful tree casts a soft filtered light but be careful when planting it, because it has sharp thorns on the trunk and branches. Benefit Use Ornamental: AromaticConspicuous Flowers: yesFragrant Flowers: yesInteresting Foliage: yesDeer Resistant: Minimal Propagation Propagation Material: SeedsSeed Collection: May be stored in cold for one year.Seed Treatment: Scarification.Commercially Available: yesMaintenance: Requires pruning to develop strong structure

Yellow Sweet Clover Blossom Seed

Sweet Clover – Yellow Blossom SeedType:Biennial LegumeHeight:4-5 feetUsage:Hay, Pasture, Beekeeping, Nitrogen ProducerSeeding Rate:10-12 lb/ acrePlant:Feb, Mar, AprilSept- Oct 10High Nitrogen ProducerInoculation RecommendedHigh pH required (6-7)Large Forage Producer; Grows 4′-5′ TallA Blood Thinner to Help Offset Fescue ToxicityLower Protein than Other CloversGood For Pasture or Hay In Grass Mixtures (Makes Hay Smells Good)A True Biennial, Surviving Only One WinterPotential Nitrogen Production of 70 lb/ acre per yearStudies Have Shown Over & Over Again that a One-Third (1/3) Legume Mix with Two-Thirds (2/3) Grass Will Add 100+ lbs to a Steer Over a One Year Period