5 Illinois Everbearing Mulberry Tree Starter Plant Fruit Tree
You will receive 1 Illinois Everbearing Mulberry Tree Starter Plug (6-8″ Tall). ‘Illinois Everbearing’ mulberry, a popular, fast-growing hybrid cultivar known for its delicious, long, and sweet fruit, which is excellent for fresh eating, baking, and preserves.
Strawberry Guava Plant – Psidium Cattleianum – Live Plant
It’s loved for its sweet, aromatic berries that taste like a mix of strawberry and guava, sweet, slightly tangy, strawberry-like. Can be grown as a shrub or small tree (6–15 ft tall).
Okame Flowering Cherry – 6-10″ Tall – 2.5″ Pot
You will receive (1) Okame Flowering Cherry Tree. Grown in a 2.5″ Pot with a well developed root system. Okame is a profuse blooming cherry, with medium to dark flowers that opens in very early spring, before leafing out. Best grown in Full Sun. It is a small tree that does not require much maintenance. Heat and drought tolerant. We do not ship to: AK, AZ, CA, CO, HI, OR, P.R., or WA.
Kwanzan Flowering Cherry Live Plant – 8-14″ Tall – 2.5″ Pot – Cold Hardy Tree
It’s widely planted for its dramatic spring display and urban tolerance. Cultivar: ‘Kwanzan’. Sunlight: Full sun (6 or more hours of direct sunlight daily) for best flowering and growth. Native to: Japan.
Live SMALL Plum Trees USA Garden Self-pollinating Bareroot Winter Hardy
This hardy Self-pollinating baby plant is for 2-9 zone, doesn’t fear freezing and droughts weather. It is a deciduous tree that bears fruit and has edible leaves. You get a bareroot plum covered with wet cloth about 1 feet high.
Cupressus nootkatensis ‘Glauca Pendula’ – Alaskan Cedar *Live Plant
This item is available in multiple container sizes, which may include:#1 Container: Standard trade size#3 Container: Standard trade size#5 Container: Standard trade size The height of our potted plants may vary based on their age and growth rate. These measurements are estimates and can fluctuate depending on the plant’s specific variety. For the most accurate and up-to-date availability, please check the size options listed in the item variations. For more details, please refer to our plant size policy on our store page. The Nootka Cypress, also known as Weeping Alaskan Cedar, is a stunning, pyramidal tree that adds an elegant touch to any landscape. This graceful conifer features flat sprays of blue-green foliage that hang delicately from horizontal branches, creating a captivating, weeping appearance. Native to the moist bottomlands and ravines of northern California and the Pacific coast of Alaska, this tree is an excellent choice as a specimen or accent tree, particularly for narrow or small spaces. In its native habitat, the Nootka Cypress can reach an impressive height of 100 feet with a width of 30 feet, living for an extraordinary 1000 years. In home gardens, however, it grows more modestly, attaining about 15 feet in height and 4 feet in width within 10 years, and eventually reaching approximately 35 feet by 12 feet. Its upright trunk nods gracefully at the top, while the foliage consists of flat sprays of overlapping blue-green scales. This gives the tree its distinctive, dramatic weeping form. Tiny, one-third to one-half-inch reddish-purple cones appear at the ends of branchlets, turning brown as the season progresses. The reddish-brown bark peels off in sheets, adding an additional layer of interest to this already captivating tree. The Nootka Cypress thrives in USDA hardiness zones 4 to 7, preferring sun to partial shade. It requires consistently moist, well-draining, acidic soil, similar to its native environment. Regular watering is essential during the establishment period and throughout dry spells, and a layer of mulch at the base helps maintain soil moisture and minimize weeds. In northern areas (zones 4 to 6), it performs best in full sun, sheltered from harsh winter winds that can dry out its foliage. In the warmer zone 7, it benefits from morning sunlight and partial to full shade in the afternoon. This tree’s narrow, weeping form makes it a perfect accent for various garden settings, including the corners of buildings, entryways, city gardens, courtyards, conifer gardens, and rock gardens. As a spectacular focal point, the Nootka Cypress should not be crowded by other trees or shrubs. Instead, complement it with low-growing junipers and small perennials, such as coral bells, hellebores, anemones, astilbes, lithodoras, creeping phlox, and creeping myrtle. Spring bulbs like tulips, daffodils, crocuses, and hyacinths can add early-season color, while nearby azaleas and flowering quince further enhance its beauty. Bring home the Cupressus nootkatensis ‘Glauca Pendula’ and enjoy the timeless elegance and unique beauty it brings to your garden for years to come.
African Violet Plant – Bishop ~ Rose pansy w/ green edge, wavy standard
Semidouble rose pansy/green ruffled edge. Light green, heart-shaped, quilted, wavy. African Violet Plant. 8-10 African violets depending on size. If you have a larger order we will combine as much as we can till we have to fill another box.
Philodendron Pink Princess rare live house plant in 4 inch pot
Pink Princess Philodendron – The Crown Jewel of Houseplants. Discover the extraordinaryPink Princess Philodendron, one of the most coveted and stunning houseplants known for its spectacular pink variegation.
Snow Queen Hibiscus (H. rosa spp.) – 1 TC Plant/Plug –5-10 inches-Edible Flower!
Snow Queen Hibiscus (H. rosa spp.) – 1 TC Plant/Plug –5-10 inches-Edible Flowers! (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis ‘snow queen’) YOU WILL RECEIVE ONE SMALL TISSUE CULTURE PLANT/PLUG. THE ROOT BALL WILL BE WRAPPED IN DAMP PAPER TOWEL AND PLASTIC WRAP FOR SHIPMENT. Hibiscus Snow Queen is included as Tropical Hibiscus. It is strong and easy to grow. It has an upright spreading habit. The Variegated Hibiscus is described as a large shrub that has red flowers with green, white, and pink leaves. These large flowers have red color and are shaped like a trumpet. From the front view, we can see that they look like stars when it comes to the shape. It has outrageously long floral tubes and yellow stamens. The flowers are full of pollen and nectar, attracting a lot of pollinators such as butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds.Hibiscus variegated Snow Queen usually grows dense and big. When they get older, the leaves tend to change color and when they are put in the place with more sun, the colors tend to be red and pink. This flower will stand out among the others with dark green or dark red with larger, bolder, and non-variegated leaves. It has green foliage with bright white, which is in contrast with the large red flowers.Scientific Name: Hibiscus rosa-sinensis “Snow Queen”Common Name: Snow Queen Chinese HibiscusPlant Type: EvergreenLeaf Type: BroadleafHardiness Zone: 9, 10, 11 (lower zones if brought indoors during cold weather)Height: 8-10 feetSpread: 5-10 feetBloom Time: Spring, summer, fallFlower Color: RedOutdoor Light: Full sun, part sun, part shade, light shadeIndoor Light: Direct sunlight, highDrainage: Well drained, moistRate of Growth: ModerateWater Requirement: MediumpH Range: Acidic, mildly acidic, neutralMaintenance Level: LowSalt Tolerance: SlightSusceptible to Insects and Diseases: NoTips to care and maintenance:Hibiscus Snow Queen should be watered at least one or two times every week. Watering is especially important for the plant that just planted or when the weather gets hot and dry. Feel the soil moisture with your fingers or chopsticks. Before watering, remember to water it near the base of the plant and not over the foliage. If you plant it in the garden, you will have to water underneath the whole canopy with about 1 inch of water. If you put it in the container, please water the plant slowly and then stop when you see the water coming out of the drainage holes.Make a schedule to feed the Hibiscus Snow Queen so that it can eat regularly. For the ones located outdoors, give them fertilizer every two weeks. As for the ones indoors, fertilizing them every month is enough. You are recommended to use all purpose and balanced fertilizer. One of the examples is the one labeled 10-10-10. Do not give the Hibiscus too much fertilizer as it might be bad for the plant. Some of the issues include insect infestations and bud drop.Inspect the plant regularly in case there is any insect, insect damage, or spot. If there is any, prune off and throw the one that is infected so that it will not spread to the other parts of the plant.For your information, the shrub needs lots of light so please give it enough light. For the one that is placed indoors, you need to put it in front of a south facing window. It is also okay to put it in another sunny area of the home as long as it is away from the place with wind and the one with heat. For the outdoors like in the garden, it is also prohibited to plant it in high wind areas. Besides, it is also needed to cut off the overgrown hedges, trees or plants that can block the sunlight. In order to bloom well, the plant should get at least four to five hours of sunlight a day.After it produces flowers, you should cut off the Hibiscus Snow Queen to make it better. It is also effective to maintain the height that is wanted. Do not forget to also cut off the tall and useless streams. If you have no idea, you can cut them about one quarter inch above an outward facing leaf node and make a clean cut at the slight inward angle. You can do it with sharp hand clippers.Before the first front in the fall comes, make sure to already rescue the Hibiscus Snow Queen by taking it indoors. Take it back outside when the spring comes and after the frost. Make a schedule and do it every day for about three or four days. Every day, you will also have to move it to a slightly brighter, shadier, cooler or warmer one. Some of the examples include a porch or under the sunlight.
Pilea Peperomioides Chinese Money Plant Live Evergreen Perennial Houseplant
This plant is perfect for indoor growth, thriving in humid subtropical and tropical climates. It features beautiful brown and green orbicular foliage that adds a unique touch to any room.
