Aristolochia tagalaDutchmans Pipe An evergreen woody, sun loving climber known for the pipe shaped flowers it produces. Twining smooth stems wind and curl around each other accented by flowers that form on the axis of the leaf. This variety produces a longer, more slender, pipe than other varieties. The plant is aromatic attracting insects to the inner part of the flower tube. The tube is covered with small sticky hairs that wither and die releasing the bug covered with pollen. Grow as a tropical or tender perennial. Attractive to butterflies and some birds.This plant is host to two rare butterflies the Common Birdwing (Troides helena cerberus) and Common Rose (Pachliopto cristolo-chiae asteris) Fun Facts: 1. The name alludes to the shape of pipes once common in the Netherlands 2. The Aristolochia comes from ancient Greek referring to childbirth 3. Hardy Outdoors in zones 9+ 4. This variety is protected in Hong Kong USES: Greenhouse Outdoor Standard Potted Deck Plant Indoor Tropical Note: This may be a hard to germinate seed for some growers and will require patience for germination – (1-9 months) in addition to proper care for success. Needs humidity, protection from wind, proper soil, correct watering program. Under excellent conditions the plant will reward you with a multitude of exotic blooms and will be well worth the work. We thank you for your support of rare and naturally grown seeds! ABOUT US• Owned, Operated and Ships from US• Heirloom Seeds• Non-GMO • All Natural Open Pollinated Seeds Because Seed is a perishable product all sales have to be final. No Returns or Refunds can be accepted- We appreciate your understanding Pictures / Video are representative only.All seeds are true to listing description and botanical name ===== Some seeds require some experience in growing. We provide germination guidance and recommend that you do some research before ordering if you feel unsure. Growing plants from seed is supposed to be fun. Sometimes it is successful and sometimes not- this is the way it is with gardening. Because we are not there to plant them, we cannot be responsible for germination failure due to improper planting or climate conditions or for any other reason. We will always send you viable seeds and are always here to help you along the way. Note: Seeds ship by first class letter or package depending on size -Thanks!
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25 Heirloom Flower Seeds- Unique-Aristolochia-Dutchmans Pipe
Aristolochia tagalaDutchmans Pipe An evergreen woody, sun loving climber known for the pipe shaped flowers it produces. Twining smooth stems wind and curl around each other accented by flowers that form on the axis of the leaf. This variety produces a longer, more slender, pipe than other varieties. The plant is aromatic attracting insects to the inner part of the flower tube. The tube is covered with small sticky hairs that wither and die releasing the bug covered with pollen. Grow as a tropical or tender perennial. Attractive to butterflies and some birds.This plant is host to two rare butterflies the Common Birdwing (Troides helena cerberus) and Common Rose (Pachliopto cristolo-chiae asteris) Fun Facts: 1. The name alludes to the shape of pipes once common in the Netherlands 2. The Aristolochia comes from ancient Greek referring to childbirth 3. Hardy Outdoors in zones 9+ 4. This variety is protected in Hong Kong USES: Greenhouse Outdoor Standard Potted Deck Plant Indoor Tropical Note: This may be a hard to germinate seed for some growers and will require patience for germination – (1-9 months) in addition to proper care for success. Needs humidity, protection from wind, proper soil, correct watering program. Under excellent conditions the plant will reward you with a multitude of exotic blooms and will be well worth the work. We thank you for your support of rare and naturally grown seeds! ABOUT US• Owned, Operated and Ships from US• Heirloom Seeds• Non-GMO • All Natural Open Pollinated Seeds Because Seed is a perishable product all sales have to be final. No Returns or Refunds can be accepted- We appreciate your understanding Pictures / Video are representative only.All seeds are true to listing description and botanical name ===== Some seeds require some experience in growing. We provide germination guidance and recommend that you do some research before ordering if you feel unsure. Growing plants from seed is supposed to be fun. Sometimes it is successful and sometimes not- this is the way it is with gardening. Because we are not there to plant them, we cannot be responsible for germination failure due to improper planting or climate conditions or for any other reason. We will always send you viable seeds and are always here to help you along the way. Note: Seeds ship by first class letter or package depending on size -Thanks!
10 Mexican Fan Palm Tree Seeds (Washingtonia robusta) Tropical Cold Hardy Plant
10 Exotic Tropical Mexican Fan Palm Tree Seeds (Washingtonia robusta) Mexican Fan Palm, (Washingtonia robusta), is an Arrow-Straight Palm Tree that can Grow to Heights of 40 to 50 Feet, and in some cases, will reach a Majestic 80 Feet Tall. The Fan Palm is a Fast-Growing Evergreen Palm that can Grow up to 6 Feet per Year for the First few years. They can Survive Temperatures as Low as 20 Degrees F for short periods of time, but extended cold will kill even mature trees. Also known as “Washington palm,” it is Tolerant of poor soil and drought, and does well in hot, dry urban environments, where it’s grand height stands out against the city skyline. It does need a lot of sunshine and a lot of room to grow in USDA plant hardiness zones 9 to 11. Plant your Mexican Fan Palm in Spring. Under ideal growing conditions, a young Mexican Fan Palm Tree can Grow 6 Feet a Year, Reaching Heights of 80 Feet or More. In mature trees, dead fronds usually drop off the tree as it grows. Younger trees, however, tend to hold onto these dead fronds. Some cities legally mandate that tree owners must remove the thatch from their trees — a daunting task that requires a professional when the trees get taller. They will thrive in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 11. Not to Worry as they make Excellent Potted Trees that can get huge in the smallest of containers. Although they like well-drained, moderately rich soil, they can survive in sand and poor soils just as long as there is good drainage. You can grow a young plant in a container to give your Deck or Patio a Tropical Exotic Style, but do not plant one in a small yard since they need large, open areas. And be sure to never give them too much water as that will cause root rot, which eventually leads to the canopy falling off. Although Mexican Fan Palm Trees are native to the desert, they are only somewhat drought tolerant. They like Full Sun to partial shade and Well-Draining Sand to Loam Type Soil. They can tolerate both slightly alkaline and slightly acidic soil.It can take many years depending upon the environment but in the late spring, the Fan Palm produces small creamy flowers. Flowers grow in clusters on the branched inflorescence 8-10ft long that extends past the leaves. Flowers are followed by black berry-like drupes, about 1/2 inches in diameter. Fruits are edible, though thin-fleshed. They are sweet and taste like dates, can be dried or made into a jelly.Mexican Fan Palm is cold hardy and can tolerate cold down to 10F but temperatures lower than 23F might damage leaves. It is great for growing in USDA Zones 8a (10 to 15 F) to 11 (above 40 F). It has Optimal Growth in the Full Sun, but will tolerate some shade while young. It can also tolerate drought, but grows much faster when receiving plenty of water. It Needs moist well drained soil.Fan Palm Germination:Due to the often slow and uneven germination of Tropical & Exotic seeds, Patience is Needed. Follow these steps to get more even & faster rates of germination.1) Rough up the outer shell of the seed with rough grit sand paper to allow water to permeate the shell. 2) Pour boiling hot water over palms seeds. Repeat daily & Keep them in water for 7 days, changing the water daily.3) Sow 1/2” Deep, Using a Heated Propagator, keep the soil warm around 85 F is optimal. Keep moist. (Not too wet).4) Periodically inspect the seeds to check for mold or fungus. If found, clean seeds with a copper based fungicide, rinse them really well, and replant them in a new and sterile potting mix.4) Be patient & expect germination to occur anywhere between 2-9 months as germination with Palms, or any Tropical seeds are well known to be erratic.Please Check out our Other Items!Buy with Confidence as Customer Service is our #1 Priority and are available 7 days a week. If for any reason you feel as if we don’t deserve a 5 Star Rating, please contact us and we will address any issues that may arrive.
10 Mexican Fan Palm Tree Seeds (Washingtonia robusta) Tropical Cold Hardy Plant
10 Exotic Tropical Mexican Fan Palm Tree Seeds (Washingtonia robusta) Mexican Fan Palm, (Washingtonia robusta), is an Arrow-Straight Palm Tree that can Grow to Heights of 40 to 50 Feet, and in some cases, will reach a Majestic 80 Feet Tall. The Fan Palm is a Fast-Growing Evergreen Palm that can Grow up to 6 Feet per Year for the First few years. They can Survive Temperatures as Low as 20 Degrees F for short periods of time, but extended cold will kill even mature trees. Also known as “Washington palm,” it is Tolerant of poor soil and drought, and does well in hot, dry urban environments, where it’s grand height stands out against the city skyline. It does need a lot of sunshine and a lot of room to grow in USDA plant hardiness zones 9 to 11. Plant your Mexican Fan Palm in Spring. Under ideal growing conditions, a young Mexican Fan Palm Tree can Grow 6 Feet a Year, Reaching Heights of 80 Feet or More. In mature trees, dead fronds usually drop off the tree as it grows. Younger trees, however, tend to hold onto these dead fronds. Some cities legally mandate that tree owners must remove the thatch from their trees — a daunting task that requires a professional when the trees get taller. They will thrive in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 11. Not to Worry as they make Excellent Potted Trees that can get huge in the smallest of containers. Although they like well-drained, moderately rich soil, they can survive in sand and poor soils just as long as there is good drainage. You can grow a young plant in a container to give your Deck or Patio a Tropical Exotic Style, but do not plant one in a small yard since they need large, open areas. And be sure to never give them too much water as that will cause root rot, which eventually leads to the canopy falling off. Although Mexican Fan Palm Trees are native to the desert, they are only somewhat drought tolerant. They like Full Sun to partial shade and Well-Draining Sand to Loam Type Soil. They can tolerate both slightly alkaline and slightly acidic soil.It can take many years depending upon the environment but in the late spring, the Fan Palm produces small creamy flowers. Flowers grow in clusters on the branched inflorescence 8-10ft long that extends past the leaves. Flowers are followed by black berry-like drupes, about 1/2 inches in diameter. Fruits are edible, though thin-fleshed. They are sweet and taste like dates, can be dried or made into a jelly.Mexican Fan Palm is cold hardy and can tolerate cold down to 10F but temperatures lower than 23F might damage leaves. It is great for growing in USDA Zones 8a (10 to 15 F) to 11 (above 40 F). It has Optimal Growth in the Full Sun, but will tolerate some shade while young. It can also tolerate drought, but grows much faster when receiving plenty of water. It Needs moist well drained soil.Fan Palm Germination:Due to the often slow and uneven germination of Tropical & Exotic seeds, Patience is Needed. Follow these steps to get more even & faster rates of germination.1) Rough up the outer shell of the seed with rough grit sand paper to allow water to permeate the shell. 2) Pour boiling hot water over palms seeds. Repeat daily & Keep them in water for 7 days, changing the water daily.3) Sow 1/2” Deep, Using a Heated Propagator, keep the soil warm around 85 F is optimal. Keep moist. (Not too wet).4) Periodically inspect the seeds to check for mold or fungus. If found, clean seeds with a copper based fungicide, rinse them really well, and replant them in a new and sterile potting mix.4) Be patient & expect germination to occur anywhere between 2-9 months as germination with Palms, or any Tropical seeds are well known to be erratic.Please Check out our Other Items!Buy with Confidence as Customer Service is our #1 Priority and are available 7 days a week. If for any reason you feel as if we don’t deserve a 5 Star Rating, please contact us and we will address any issues that may arrive.
30 Pennsylvania Crookneck Winter Squash Seeds
The product is a pack of 30 Pennsylvania Crookneck Winter Squash Seeds, perfect for outdoor planting in various climates such as tropical, Mediterranean, arid, and humid subtropical. These beige-colored seeds, from the genus Cucumis, have a running growth habit and thrive in loam soil with full sun exposure. With a life cycle of perennial, these winter squash seeds have a fast-growing feature and are easy to cultivate, making them a great addition to any garden or outdoor space for the winter, fall, or spring seasons.
10 Pennsylvania Crookneck Winter Squash Seeds
The product is a pack of 20 Pennsylvania Crookneck Winter Squash Seeds, commonly known as pumpkins. The seeds are suitable for outdoor cultivation in various climates, including tropical, Mediterranean, arid, and humid subtropical climates. They thrive in full sun on loam soil with medium watering needs. This variety of Angel Field Heirloom Tomatoes is fast-growing and easy to cultivate, making it a great addition to any garden or yard for winter, fall, or spring.
25 Seeds White Pigeon Peas, Cajanus cajan, Gandules seeds, Nitrogen fixing plant
You will be receiving a very good quality seeds, very well packed for it freshness. No chemicals or fertilizers used in this plants, the seeds are 100% natural. Keep seeds and soil moist throughout the germination phase. Germination time: 1-2 weeks.Pigeon pea is a very fast growing seed. Is a very productive plant, highly branched shrub with a woody base, slender stems and trifoliate leaves. The plant leaflets are oblong or elliptical in shape and the leaves are alternate and arranged spirally on the stems. The plant usually produces yellow flowers, but they can be yellow with streaks of purple or red. Pods range in color from a bright green when young, maturing to display brown splotching or striations, to completely dark brown almost purple in color. The inner peas are a bright green when young and mature to be a lighter goldenrod yellow. Fresh Pigeon peas are nutty in taste and offer a crispy texture. The plant can reach from 7 to 10 feet tall.** Please see the photos that have been included in the listing. Thank you.*****If you have any questions about our product, please contact us to clarify all your doubts. We hope that your purchase is to your liking and for some reason we did not meet your expectations please contact us before leaving a review. Our commitment is to provide an excellent service for you. Thank you.
10 Mexican Fan Palm Tree Seeds (Washingtonia robusta) Tropical Exotic Cold Hardy
10 Exotic Tropical Mexican Fan Palm Tree Seeds (Washingtonia robusta) Mexican Fan Palm, (Washingtonia robusta), is an Arrow-Straight Palm Tree that can Grow to Heights of 40 to 50 Feet, and in some cases, will reach a Majestic 80 Feet Tall. The Fan Palm is a Fast-Growing Evergreen Palm that can Grow up to 6 Feet per Year for the First few years. They can Survive Temperatures as Low as 20 Degrees F for short periods of time, but extended cold will kill even mature trees. Also known as “Washington palm,” it is Tolerant of poor soil and drought, and does well in hot, dry urban environments, where it’s grand height stands out against the city skyline. It does need a lot of sunshine and a lot of room to grow in USDA plant hardiness zones 9 to 11. Plant your Mexican Fan Palm in Spring. Under ideal growing conditions, a young Mexican Fan Palm Tree can Grow 6 Feet a Year, Reaching Heights of 80 Feet or More. In mature trees, dead fronds usually drop off the tree as it grows. Younger trees, however, tend to hold onto these dead fronds. Some cities legally mandate that tree owners must remove the thatch from their trees — a daunting task that requires a professional when the trees get taller. They will thrive in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 11. Not to Worry as they make Excellent Potted Trees that can get huge in the smallest of containers. Although they like well-drained, moderately rich soil, they can survive in sand and poor soils just as long as there is good drainage. You can grow a young plant in a container to give your Deck or Patio a Tropical Exotic Style, but do not plant one in a small yard since they need large, open areas. And be sure to never give them too much water as that will cause root rot, which eventually leads to the canopy falling off. Although Mexican Fan Palm Trees are native to the desert, they are only somewhat drought tolerant. They like Full Sun to partial shade and Well-Draining Sand to Loam Type Soil. They can tolerate both slightly alkaline and slightly acidic soil.It can take many years depending upon the environment but in the late spring, the Fan Palm produces small creamy flowers. Flowers grow in clusters on the branched inflorescence 8-10ft long that extends past the leaves. Flowers are followed by black berry-like drupes, about 1/2 inches in diameter. Fruits are edible, though thin-fleshed. They are sweet and taste like dates, can be dried or made into a jelly.Mexican Fan Palm is cold hardy and can tolerate cold down to 10F but temperatures lower than 23F might damage leaves. It is great for growing in USDA Zones 8a (10 to 15 F) to 11 (above 40 F). It has Optimal Growth in the Full Sun, but will tolerate some shade while young. It can also tolerate drought, but grows much faster when receiving plenty of water. It Needs moist well drained soil.Fan Palm Germination:Due to the often slow and uneven germination of Tropical & Exotic seeds, Patience is Needed. Follow these steps to get more even & faster rates of germination.1) Rough up the outer shell of the seed with rough grit sand paper to allow water to permeate the shell. 2) Pour boiling hot water over palms seeds. Repeat daily & Keep them in water for 7 days, changing the water daily.3) Sow 1/2” Deep, Using a Heated Propagator, keep the soil warm around 85 F is optimal. Keep moist. (Not too wet).4) Periodically inspect the seeds to check for mold or fungus. If found, clean seeds with a copper based fungicide, rinse them really well, and replant them in a new and sterile potting mix.4) Be patient & expect germination to occur anywhere between 2-9 months as germination with Palms, or any Tropical seeds are well known to be erratic.Please Check out our Other Items!Buy with Confidence as Customer Service is our #1 Priority and are available 7 days a week. If for any reason you feel as if we don’t deserve a 5 Star Rating, please contact us and we will address any issues that may arrive.
25 Mexican Fan Palm Tree Seeds (Washingtonia robusta) Tropical Exotic Cold Hardy
25 Exotic Tropical Mexican Fan Palm Tree Seeds (Washingtonia robusta) Mexican Fan Palm, (Washingtonia robusta), is an Arrow-Straight Palm Tree that can Grow to Heights of 40 to 50 Feet, and in some cases, will reach a Majestic 80 Feet Tall. The Fan Palm is a Fast-Growing Evergreen Palm that can Grow up to 6 Feet per Year for the First few years. They can Survive Temperatures as Low as 20 Degrees F for short periods of time, but extended cold will kill even mature trees. Also known as “Washington palm,” it is Tolerant of poor soil and drought, and does well in hot, dry urban environments, where it’s grand height stands out against the city skyline. It does need a lot of sunshine and a lot of room to grow in USDA plant hardiness zones 9 to 11. Plant your Mexican Fan Palm in Spring.Under ideal growing conditions, a young Mexican Fan Palm Tree can Grow 6 Feet a Year, Reaching Heights of 80 Feet or More. They will thrive in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 11. They make Excellent Potted Trees that can get huge in the smallest of containers. Although they like well-drained, moderately rich soil, they can survive in sand and poor soils just as long as there is good drainage. You can grow a young plant in a container to give your Deck or Patio a Tropical Exotic Style, but do not plant one in a small yard since they need large, open areas.And be sure to never give them too much water as that will cause root rot, which eventually leads to the canopy falling off. Although Mexican Fan PalmTrees are native to the desert, theyare only somewhat drought tolerant. They like Full Sunto partial shade and Well-Draining Sand to Loam Type Soil. They can tolerate both slightly alkaline and slightly acidic soil. It can take many years depending upon the environment but in the late spring, the Fan Palm produces small creamy flowers. Flowers grow in clusters on the branched inflorescence 8-10ft long that extends past the leaves.Flowers are followed by black berry-like drupes, about 1/2 inches in diameter. Fruits are edible, though thin-fleshed. They are sweet and taste like dates, can be dried or made into a jelly. Mexican Fan Palm is cold hardy and can tolerate cold down to 10F but temperatures lower than 23F might damage leaves. It is great for growing in USDA Zones 8a (10 to 15 F) to 11 (above 40 F).It has Optimal Growth in the Full Sun, but will tolerate some shade while young.It can also tolerate drought, but grows much faster when receiving plenty of water. It Needs moist well drained soil. Fan Palm Germination: Due to the often slow and uneven germination of Tropical & Exotic seeds, Patience is Needed. Follow these steps to get more even & faster rates of germination. 1)Rough up the outer shell of the seed with rough grit sand paper to allow water to permeate the shell. 2)Pour boiling hot water over palms seeds. Repeat daily & Keep them in water for 7 days, changing the water daily. 3)Sow 1/2 Deep, Using a Heated Propagator, keep the soil warm around 85 F is optimal. Keep moist. (Not too wet). 4) Periodically inspect the seeds to check for mold or fungus. If found, clean seeds with a copper based fungicide, rinse them really well, and replant them in a new and sterile potting mix. 4)Be patient & expect germination to occur anywhere between 2-9 months as germination with Palms, or any Tropical seeds are well known to be erratic. Please Check out our Other Items! Buy with Confidence as Customer Service is our #1 Priority and are available 7 days a week. If for any reason you feel as if we don’t deserve a 5 Star Rating, please contact us and we will address any issues that may arrive. Seeds will be mailed free to you via USPS 1st class envelope. Also known as “snail mail”.