Spring Season

Sugar-Apple Seed (Seeds), Sweetsop Seeds, Annona Squamosa "Sugar-Pineapple" Fruit Seed

Bred in England for form and color, the tall spikes of these classic cottage garden flowers are packed with powder puff blossoms in delicious shades of apricot and rosy peach. The big, 3 to 4-inch frilly blossoms unfurl along sturdy tall to 7-foot stalks. Long-lasting Apricot-Peach Parfait is perfect to screen a wall or fence and creates a stunning tall garden accent. These beautiful double hollyhocks in luscious colors will be a focal point in every garden.

White Birch is often planted as a garden and ornamental tree, grown for its white bark and gracefully drooping branches. It is a medium-sized deciduous tree, typically reaching 15–25m tall with a slender trunk and a crown of arched branches with drooping branch-lets. The bark is white, often with black diamond-shaped marks or larger patches, particularly at the base It is a fast growing tree, increasing by up to 1 metre a year, but is relatively short-lived. They are shallow rooted they may require water during dry periods until they are well established. They grow best in full sun planted in deep, well-drained soil but will also grow well in heavy clay and nutritionally poor shallow soils. Suitable for acid, neutral and alkaline soils and can grow in very acid soils. It cannot grow in the shade but can tolerate strong winds but not maritime exposure. The sap can be drunk straight from the tree or fermented into a beer. The sap is rich in sugars and can be concentrated into a syrup by boiling off the water.

Native to Eastern and Southern Africa, Dietes iridioides (Fortnight Lily) is a rhizomatous evergreen perennial with attractive flowers resembling small Japanese Irises. They appear on branched stalks over an incredibly long season, extending from spring to fall and sometimes well into winter in mild climates. Flowering occurs in bloom bursts that seem to occur at 2-week intervals, hence the common name of Fortnight Lily. Each waxy white flower, 3 in. wide, consists of 3 outer and 3 inner segments, the latter being adorned with yellow-orange blotches and a few orange marks at their base. Radiating from the bloom's center are 3 pale violet-style arms. The flowers last one day but are quickly replaced by new ones as each stalk carries an endless supply of buds. They rise above fan-shaped clumps of narrow, sword-shaped, stiff, evergreen leaves. A spectacular plant in mass plantings, as a groundcover, or in containers.

Indian jujube is a densely branched woody plant with zigzag branches. Mature Indian jujube plants can be as tall as 26 feet with a canopy diameter of at least feet. Branches typically have a leaf and a thorn at each angle. Its ovoid leaves are glossy green above and nearly white underneath. The major veins in the leaves are nearly parallel.

Welcome to a world of vibrant blooms with our Pink Yellow Double Hibiscus seeds. These hardy hibiscus varieties thrive in USDA Zones 5–9, offering lush tropical vibes even in temperate climates. Because of vibrant display, people grown it as tropical flower seeds - a standout addition to any flower garden. Also they sometimes are called sunset or rainbow hibiscus plant because if its beautiful mixed shades of colors.

Sugar-Apple Seed (Seeds), Sweetsop Seeds, Annona Squamosa "Sugar-Pineapple" Fruit Seed

How to Plant:1. Timing: Aster seeds are usually planted in spring or autumn. 2. Containers and Soil: Use seedling trays, seed trays or small pots filled with sowing or seedling soil with drainage holes. Make sure the soil drains well. 3. Sowing: Spread Aster seeds evenly on the surface of the sowing soil. Aster's seeds are relatively small, so they don't need to be covered too deeply. You can press the seeds lightly to ensure good contact with the soil. 4. Watering: Gently pour water evenly on the sowing soil to keep the soil moist. Watering can be done using a spray bottle or a gentle stream of water to avoid washing the seeds away. 5. Temperature and light: Place the seed tray or pot in a warm indoor location to ensure that the blueflower seeds receive sufficient light. Place them in a bright but not direct sunlight location. 6. Germination: Aster seeds usually begin to germinate within days to 3 weeks, depending on the freshness of the seeds and temperature conditions. Once germination occurs, you can gradually reduce the frequency of watering but still keep the soil moist. 7. Transplanting: When Aster seedlings are strong enough and have sufficient leaves, they can be carefully transplanted to an outdoor garden or flower bed. Make sure there is enough space between plants so they have enough room to grow.

An exotic beauty that graces many water gardens, Lotus is an impressive marginal aquatic perennial boasting huge, upward-cupped, umbrella-like leaves, ft. across, rising above the water on long petioles. Large, cupped, fragrant, pink or white flowers, up to 8-1in. across, appear in summer on long stiff stalks exceeding the foliage. Blooming for about three days, they open in the morning and close at night. Their fruit is an enlarged cone-shaped receptacle, 2-3 in. across, consisting of pistil-containing cavities. The striking seed receptacles are often used in flower arrangements.

Early flowering and fast-growing, award-winning Digitalis purpurea Dalmatian Peach' (Common Foxglove) is a popular biennial or short-lived perennial, boasting upright spikes of pendulous, funnel-shaped, soft peach flowers with tiny orange speckled throats. Blooming profusely from early to mid-summer, the plant forms a low rosette of downy, green, oblong leaves and typically blooms in its first year. The flowers are attractive to hummingbirds, which hover near the tubular blossoms, and to birds that flock to the seedheads in the fall. Offering a charming floral display, this eye-catching plant is well-branched and noted for its excellent habit and compact foliage.

Alstroemeria Dr. Salters Mix Flower Seeds

Germination occurs in 1-months under warm, moist conditions following a 60 day period of cold stratification. Fall sowing is ideal.

Material: Seed

Lysichiton is a hardy perennial bog plant that reaches from to feet in height. They have a very primitive look with yellow-green flowers atop a spadix, which is surrounded by a white hooded spathe. One of the common names for the Lysichiton plant is Skunk Cabbage.

Welcome to a world of vibrant blooms with our Pink Yellow Double Hibiscus seeds. These hardy hibiscus varieties thrive in USDA Zones 5–9, offering lush tropical vibes even in temperate climates. Because of vibrant display, people grown it as tropical flower seeds - a standout addition to any flower garden. Also they sometimes are called sunset or rainbow hibiscus plant because if its beautiful mixed shades of colors.

Wisteria is a woody, deciduous vine valued for its long (12-18 inches) racemes of fragrant springtime flowers (most often bluish or purplish). Flowers are succeeded by bean-like pods in fall. The leaf form is pinnate (feather-shaped).

A fabulous little plant that you should not be overlooked. Iberis sempervirens (Evergreen Candytuft) is an enchanting low, sprawling, woody-based perennial that will charm your garden in mid to late spring. Among the purest garden whites with its abundant clusters of 4-petaled white flowers, enhanced by delicate yellow dots on each petal, the blossoms stand out starkly against the foliage of narrow, dark green leaves.

Germination occurs in 1-months under warm, moist conditions following a 60 day period of cold stratification. Fall sowing is ideal.

Appreciated for their stature, ease of cultivation, and attractive flowers, Eupatorium maculatum, commonly known asJoe-Pye Weed, are strong growing perennials that provide a wonderful garden presence. Native to North America, they are noted for their erect, purple-stained stems (therefore "maculata") that are branched with flat-topped, 4-in. clusters of eye-catching rose-purple to mauve flowers. Often fragrant, their blossoms are attractive to bees and butterflies in search of nectar.

The national flower of South Africa, Protea cynaroides (King Protea) is a sparsely branched evergreen shrub prized for its huge bowl-shaped flower heads, 6-1in. across. Each spectacular flower head features a central bouquet of inner flowers surrounded by stiff, pointed, colorful bracts. The flowers can be wide open, like dinner plates, or narrowly funnel-shaped. Their color ranges from greenish-white through silky silvery pinks to reds. In its native habitat, King Protea blooms primarily in the warmer months, but sporadically throughout the year. Borne at the tips of thick reddish stems, the ravishing blossoms cover the leathery foliage of elliptic, dark green, glossy leaves.