Bulbs Seeds For Sale In Glendale

• Foliage: 6 inch deeply lobed and rounded, quite ornamental foliage.
• Light Required: full sun
• Fruit: Heavy clusters of medium size, slipskin, greenish-white to pale gold fruits that are very sweet with mild Niagara-type flavor.
• Depth: same as in nursery
• Form: Vine.
• Color: Pale green

• Height: 18 inches.
• Yield: 40 lbs. per 100 foot row.
• Spacing: 2 - 4 inches apart in rows 6 inches apart.
• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.
• Form: Annual, upright, softneck.
• Spread: 4 inches.

• Depth: Prepare a trench 8 inches deep. Spread crowns over the soil and cover them with 2 inches of soil. Gradually fill the trench with soil as the plants grow. (if your soil is clay or heavy, you may want to add compost). Plant plugs are planted like a potted plant. These can easily be planted with a tro
• Yield: Heavy yields.
• Pruning: After harvest, asparagus must be completely dormant before mowing. Mow late Winter or early Spring.
• Spread: 18 inches.
• Comments: For a fresh alternative to limp supermarket varieties, try growing Jersey Knight Asparagus in your own garden and experience a superior flavor and more tender texture. This prolific, patented all-male strain out-produces almost every other variety on the market today. Performs in even heavy clay soil; spear tips stay tight past the harvest. Best for high yield, fine flavor and the largest succulent spears. Proven tops for productivity, flavor and wide adaptability.
• Form: Upright

• Light Required: Full sun.
• Growth Rate: 1 - 2 feet per year.
• Depth: Graft 1 - 2 inches above soil.
• Yield: 2 - 5 bushels at maturity.
• Zone: 3 - 7 (-30° F.).
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, moist soil with organic matter.

• Blooms: Early summer
• Pollinator: Elderberries fruit best when you plant at least two different varieties within 60 feet of each other.
• Comments: Attracts 51 bird species. An all-round great plant! It has beautiful lacy foliage of purple so rich it appears black, huge clusters of pink flowers that attract butterflies in early summer, and glossy berries that feed a multitude of birds in early winter. Very easy to grow, and an annual pruning will keep it any size you want. Wow!
• Soil Requirements: Moist, humus-enriched, well-drained soil, will adapt to drier conditions.
• Foliage: Purple lacy foliage.
• Pruning: It takes pruning well. You may keep it any size you wish, though flowering is more prolific if heavy pruning is only done every third year.

• Depth: Place in a hole 2 times as wide and deep as the pot; plant top of root ball at soil surface.
• Zone: 4 - 9 (-20° F.)
• Height: 6-8 feet
• Comments: Flowers do not have a fragrance. Fibrous root system. Prune to desired form in early spring up until mid-summer. Multi-stemmed wood shrub. Large, single flowers. Dark green leaves. The foliage does not show the yellowing in mid-summer that is typical of some hibiscus. Kept to 3-4 feet for a screen or hedge or pruned to make a small tree.
• Foliage: Loses leaves in the fall. Palmately veined, 3 lobed, coarsely toothed along the margins. Dark green, heavily textured
• Blooms: Mid summer to frost, continuous blooms

• Color: Yellow.
• Size: 6 - 8 inches.
• Depth: 1 inch.
• Spread: 30 inch vines.
• Light Required: Full sun.
• Height: 12 - 18 inches.

• Fruit: 1 inch brown balls that hand on stalks. Most will fall off the tree and litter the ground, while some will remain on the tree throughout the winter.
• Botanical Name: Platanus occidentalis
• Light Required: Full Sun.
• Spread: 60 feet.
• Pruning: Pruning during the dormant season -- particularly the late dormant season, such as in January -- has many benefits besides giving new shoots a fair shot at life. Specifically, this timing limits the loss of resources when you remove parts of the sycamores, as trees store most of their nutrients in their wood and roots during the dormant season. It also reduces the risk of spring and summer insects entering pruning wounds, which then seal with fresh bark as warm spring weather hits. And during th
• Spacing: 60 - 80 feet.

• Comments: Rust resistant. Climbs freely. Distinctive flavor. Good firmness, straight and smooth. Oldest and most widely used. Extends the bean season. Bears until frost if picked regularly. Also refer to pole bean culture.
• Germination: 6 - 10 days.
• Spread: Vine.
• Yield: 150 pounds per 100 foot row.
• Depth: 1 - 1.5 inches.
• Seed Count: 2 oz. packet is approximately 150 seeds, 1/2 lb. is approximately 600 seeds.

• Growth Rate: Slow growth rate.
• Flower Form: Does not flower.
• Zone: 4-8
• Depth: Plant at the same depth it is in the pot. Water well.
• Spacing: 3 - 5 feet
• Height: 5 - 7 feet

• Height: 4-6 feet
• Yield: Heavy yields
• Size: 1/4-1/2 inch flowers
• Light Required: Full sun to partial shade.
• Spread: 4 feet
• Spacing: 3 feet

8 - 10 feet

• Color: Pure white with purple centers.
• Height: 8 - 10 feet
• Light Required: Full to partial shade.
• Botanical Name: Calycanthus 'Venus'
• Spread: 8 - 10 feet
• Spacing: 8 - 10 feet

• Zone: 3 - 8
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, moist, acidic soil.
• Growth Rate: Slow, less than 12 inches per year.
• Comments: Provides nesting and food for birds and small animals. Releases a pleasing fragrance when leaves are brushed.
• Height: 10 - 15 feet
• Light Required: Full Sun to Partial Shade

• Zone: 3 - 9 annual.
• Days To Maturity: 60 days.
• Size: 6 inch pods.
• Depth: 1/2 - 1 inch.
• Comments: Cream-colored peas with big pink eyes. Compact, bushy plants. Heavy yields and adapts to most soil types. #1 for yield and disease resistance. Withstands drought, heat, and poor soil.
• Yield: 100 pounds per 100 foot row.

• Growth Rate: Medium to fast growth rate.
• Yield: Very heavy producer.
• Form: Vine.
• Depth: Plant so the roots are below the soil.
• Foliage: Green foliage.
• Light Required: Full sun.

• Height: 6 - 7 feet.
• Spread: 24 inches.
• Comments: Bi-color, early, extra sweet. Good cold tolerance. 12 - 16 rows of kernel. Perfect for short growing seasons. NOTE: Isolate (250-300 feet. or by 3+ weeks maturity time) from all sh2 and su corn varieties.
• Seed Count: Approximately 250 seeds per packet, 1/2 lb. has approximately 960 seeds, 2 lbs. has approximately 3,840 seeds.
• Days To Maturity: 65 days.
• Spacing: 10 - 12 inches between plants; 30 - 36 inches between rows.

• Size: 1/2+ inch blossoms.
• Yield: Excellent yield.
• Comments: Early variety. Junebearing. Superior flavor. Freezes well. Well adapted in mid-Atlantic, Northeast, and mid-West.
• Soil Requirements: Moist, well-drained, slightly acidic, sandy loam soil.
• Zone: 4 - 8 (-20° F.).
• Spacing: 12 - 24 inches.

• Spread: 4-6 feet
• Blooms: Late spring to early fall
• Comments: The finest yellow Climbing Rose. Create a spectacular show on trellises, fences or walls with this vigorous, free-blooming climber. Blooms on extremely vigorous 6-10' plants. Spreads 21/2'. Covered with 4shouldbedeleted double blooms from spring to fall. 1956 AARS winner. #1-11/2 field grown roses. Possibly the finest & most profuse bloomer of all yellow climbers. One of only 3 climbers to receive the All American Rose Award since its inception in 1938. Always in bloom. A constant source of cheerful daffodil-yellow from spring to fall. Moderate fragrance. Blooms on new and old wood. Cool temps give best color and size.
• Growth Rate: Slow at first because of its very free flowering nature.
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, rich amended soil.
• Flower Form: Large 5"-5 1/2" semi-double with ruffled edges produced in clusters.

• Zone: 3 - 9
• Comments: Nice combination of heights and shapes all in the shades of red! Red Rocket Carnation 15 - 20shouldbedeleted tall, Red Astilbe up to 36shouldbedeleted tall, Little Business Daylily 12 - 15shouldbedeleted tall, Tenor Tall Phlox up to 36shouldbedeleted tall and Scarlet Bee Balm towering at 3 - 4' tall.
• Botanical Name: Red Perennial Collection
• Color: Red

• Growth Rate: 24 - 60 inches per year once established.
• Comments: This is an evergreen clinging vine or sub-shrub. Also, an excellent rambling ground cover, with 1 inch leaves that turn purplish in the Fall and retain that color throughout the Winter. Also suitable for slopes, beneath trees or cascading over walls. Hardy to -20 degrees F. Fibrous roots. These plants are very tolerant to most any condition they may encounter. This evergreen is a rapid grower. Requires little care. Crowds out weeds and controls erosion. FLOWERS OCCUR ON MATURE SPECIMENS ONLY.
• Foliage: Evergreen, glossy green foliage changing to purple in Winter.
• Pruning: None needed
• Botanical Name: Euonymus fortunei var. 'Coloratus'
• Blooms: Spring

• Blooms: Summer
• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate.
• Spread: 24 - 36 inches.
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, deep, fertile soil.
• Height: Indeterminate.
• Pruning: Prune by cutting out suckers (auxiliary shoots between the stems and the leaves) to produce larger fruit. Fruit also ripens earlier since the sun can reach it more easily.

• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate, 1 - 1.5 feet per year.
• Light Required: Full sun to partial shade.
• Botanical Name: Sorbus aucuparia
• Size: 1/4 inch.
• Spread: 20 - 30 feet.
• Comments: Must have well-drained soil. Short lived, 25 - 50 years. Excessive Summer heat can cause some problems.

• Comments: Annual. Semi-evergreen, shrub-type plant. Light blue flowers in April - May. Valued for culinary and ornamental uses. Repels insects. Piney-mint flavor and aroma.
• Soil Requirements: Alkaline, sandy soil.
• Depth: Seed 1/8 inch. Plants at the same level as in the pot.
• Zone: 8 - 10. Grown as an annual in colder zones.
• Blooms: April- May
• Germination: 15 - 20 day average, erratic, poor.

• Flower Form: Formal spiraled blooms with a mild rose fragrance. About 25 petals.
• Depth: Plant at the same level as the soil so the crown of the plant is even with the soil level. Don't bury the crown. Full sun is best for quicker flowering and higher quality plants.
• Spacing: 2 - 3 feet.
• Height: 2 - 4 feet.
• Zone: 4- 10
• Light Required: Full sun to partial shade.

• Height: 6-8 feet.
• Spread: 4-5 feet.
• Depth: Plant at the same depth it is in the pot.
• Form: Upright.
• Comments: It is a large evergreen shrub with dark glossy, slightly twisted leaves and produce large buds in winter which open up into medium sized anemone form red flowers. They grow well in semi shade or shade and prefer acid soil. Plant away from cold winter winds.
• Blooms: From winter to mid spring.