Angelica Root

Next time you have a martini, savor the flavor and remind yourself it comes from the Angelica root. Cut the stalk at the end of the first year to promote flowering in the second. The plant is not drought tolerant and should not be allowed to dry out.Angelica...

Keep the plant well watered and it should reward you with years of harvesting. In nature, it is most often found growing alongside ponds or rivers. Young stems are candied and used to decorate cakes, the leaves can be used in scented pillows, and the...

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No information on this site is intended as a substitute for advice provided by a competent health care professional. The name is reported to have been given it by a monk when the Archangel Raphael descended and announced it was a cure for the plague.

Regarding your interest our warehouse will prepare samples for you. All kind of Licorice - Roots - Powders we have a lot size of roots as well we can prepare roots size by your interests such as slices and sticks for 10 cm as we are doing ...

It's low habit excels in pots, just 10-18" tall, with 1 1/2-2" blooms. Long lasting white blooms shine against dark green foliage.

Norkotah is versatile and flavorful, and is ideal for baking because of its "eye appeal". Tubers can become large late in the season, so close monitoring is necessary after early August.

Asiatic hybrid lilies are known for their large, often non-fragrant 4-6" flowers, and are among the first of the lilies to bloom. Elite is a fiery orange Asiatic lily featuring clusters of attractive flowers at the top of each stem.

They are beautiful in the landscape. From Rozanne and Friendstm. Members of the Seduction Series have strong, branched stems with shorter internodes, and a compact habit. This intensely colored selection produces a bouquet of flowers that open intense...

It grows very well in water, too. Cleopatra is a very beautiful old cultivar but, like its namesake, has been known to do an about face; usually it is a green leafed plant having large yellow flowers with red spots but it often throws out a pure or part...

SUMMER SPARKLES fits well into the middle of the flower border and also looks great in containers where it typically stays shorter. Baby's Breath has come a long way over the years, with breeders improving their habit, bloom time, and longevity in the...

Glads add a great deal of appeal and profitability to your cut flower sales. Perhaps the most beautiful of all cut flowers, gladiolus makes an exceptionally colorful display at roadside stands and is a cut flower staple at farmers' markets.

Gardeners have long loved Russian Sage for its airy texture and the ability to blend with pretty much any flower color. Its calyxes are spaced very close together to give the flowers a very full look.

The Tall Beardeds bloom after the Dwarf Irises but before the Japanese and Siberian Irises. They are wonderful accent plants for late spring gardens. No garden would be complete without Tall Bearded Irises.

It makes a good edging plant, or may be massed to form an attractive ground cover. Palace Purple is one of the most popular Coral Bells on the market. It is clump-forming, featuring a basal mound of maple- or ivy-like leaves which are deep-purple above...

The series was developed specifically for the cut flower market. The Karma Dahlia Series is particularly well-suited for summer field production, producing many flowers. Long vase life and strong straight stems.

The fiery blooms are eye-catching from across the garden (just ask the hummingbirds)! Dwarf Crimson Beauty Canna is perfect for the middle of a border or in a pot to brighten up any garden or patio.

The overall effect reminds you of colorful fireworks bursting on the 4th of July. Vancouver Dahlias are exceptionally exciting and striking! The sparkling 8+" dinner-plate sized blooms are a vibrant fuchsia-purple with lighter centers and white tips.

Hybridizing represents the cutting edge of perennial fashion, with big, bold blooms in an array of chic and stylish colors. All of the varieties in this collection are Salvia pratensis hybrids, so you know you can expect excellent garden performance.

A polished, upright habit and extremely high bud count with good axillary branching ensures that this Hibiscus will have a longer season of color, from late summer through early fall.

The blooms have light spotting in orangey-red, making this one of the most popular yellow cannas. Richard Wallace canna has lovely sunshine yellow flowers. Light up a corner of your garden with this ray of sunshine!

It puts on a beautiful show of color to brighten up the springtime! Creeping phlox is a low-growing species which forms a carpet-like mat no taller than 6 inches. Emerald Pink' is a long-flowering, pink selection with a compact habit.

This Phlox is similar to ‘North Hills' in color pattern and garden performance, except in lovely shades of pink. The healthy-looking foliage spreads evenly and consistently, making this a great choice for a late spring groundcover.

Decorative dahlias have symmetrically arranged petals, often with no visible or distinct center. A variable mix of numerous decorative dahlia types. Bulbs not labeled.

In late summer when bold flowers are scarce, you can enjoy this warm, flamboyantly colored pink flower. Pink President canna produces radiant pink blooms on green foliage.

Tall, upright sedums form substantial clumps of foliage which can be substituted for shrubs in the landscape. This hardy, upright selection sports light green leaves and deep rose flowers which age to a beautiful bronze.

Glory of Noordwijk dahlias have a beautiful soft peach to apricot 5” flower with an orange center. Decorative dahlia flower types have symmetrically arranged petals.