Bulbs Seeds For Sale In Houston

• Color: Red
• Comments: Hummingbird favorite! Boasting a dramatic display in full sun, large, graceful spikes are filled with tiny, individual tubular florets. Insect and disease resistant, its lily like leaves make for an attractive foliage.
• Height: 36 - 48 inches
• Form: Upright
• Spread: 18 - 24 inches
• Foliage: 1 inch wide gray-green, linear sword-shaped to 3 feet long. Margins are rough.

• Spacing: 4 feet.
• Growth Rate: Vigorous growth rate.
• Height: 5+ feet, Indeterminate
• Comments: The taste test winner in our 2013 tomato trials, sweet, rich, intense tomato flavor with just the right balance of acidity. Very attractive plants and fruit clusters- very high yielding, little to no problems with disease. Crack and blemish free fruit, holds well on and off the vine.
• Botanical Name: Lycopersicon lycopersicum 'San Vicente'
• 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.

• Depth: Lay flat and cover root division with 1-1/2 inches of soil.
• Spread: 10 - 12 inches.
• Size: 4 - 7 inches tall.
• Color: Green-yellow with purple patterns on inner and outer leaves.
• Flower Form: Spadix, white.
• Botanical Name: Arisaema Triphyllum

• Flower Form: Daisy-like, appear singly on stiff, branching stems in a prolific, long-lasting bloom.
• Height: 18 - 30 inches
• Foliage: Oblong to lanceolate, dark green foliage.
• Pruning: Dead-head to prolong blooming season. Allow the foliage to die back.
• Zone: 3 - 9
• Growth Rate: Moderate to fast growth rate.

3 - 6 inches

• Spacing: 3 - 6 inches
• Days To Maturity: 51 days
• Foliage: Green foliage.
• Light Required: Full sun
• Spread: 3 - 6 inches
• Botanical Name: Phaseolus vulgaris 'Cherokee'

• Botanical Name: Vitis rotundifolia '05-22-3-27' US PATENT 9,045,727
• Zone: 7 - 9 (0 F. Winter temperature threshold)
• Pruning: We recommend spur pruning for this variety. The "trunk" or leader on the Razzmatazz plant is grown so that you can enjoy some fruit the first year. You can train the new shoot growth to accommodate whatever trellis you have to grow it on. If you have a standard grape trellis you can just train the top most shoot up to your cross arm and pinch it there to get the shoot to branch and make your two curtains.
• Pollinator: Self pollinating.
• Spread: 8 - 12 feet
• Light Required: Full sun

8 inches.

• Fruit: Heavy, crisp romaine heads.
• Height: 8 inches.
• Germination: 7 - 10 days.
• Spread: 8 inches.
• Comments: The best tasting Summer lettuce in our trials. Performs very well in the heat of Summer, while still maintaining its sweet, crisp texture. Also performs well in cool seasons. Resistant to lettuce mosaic virus and tip burn. Bolt tolerant. Romaine type lettuce.
• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate.

• Pruning: Prune to maintain the desired form, if necessary.
• Depth: Dig a hole twice as deep and twice as wide as the container. Place the plant at the same level it is growing in the pot. Firm soil around the base of the plant and water thoroughly.
• Comments: Add a tropical feel to your landscape. This showstopper makes a big impression!
• Spread: 4 - 5 feet
• Botanical Name: Hibiscus syriacus 'Red Heart'
• Zone: 5 - 8

• Seed Count: Approximately 100 seeds per packet.; 1 oz. is approximately 450 seeds; 1/4 lb. is approximately 1,800 seeds.
• Form: Annual. Upright.
• Botanical Name: Abelmoschus esculentus 'Clemson Spineless'; Family: Malvaceae (Mallow Family)
• Spacing: 15 - 18 inches between plants, 36 - 48 inches between rows.
• Blooms: Summer
• Height: 4 feet.

• Comments: Rich butterscotch flavor. Heavy annual thinning of the fruit is required to attain decent fruit quality. Fruit has long storage; 6 months in common refrigeration. Tree has excellent resistance to disease and many insects.
• Yield: Approximately 3 - 5 bushels at maturity.
• Light Required: Full Sun
• Height: 16 - 18 feet.
• Color: Fruit is orange-brown russet when fully mature.
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained medium fertile soil.

• Growth Rate: Moderate.
• Foliage: Glossy, dark green foliage turns stunning red-orange in fall! Ovate leaves.
• Depth: Plant at the same depth it is in the pot.
• Light Required: Best in full sun, but will tolerate some shade.
• Comments: Yellow and pink trumpet-shaped blooms cheerfully shine on arched stems and create a stunning focal point in the garden. A butterfly and hummingbird favorite, their beauty lasts all summer long!
• Zone: 6-8

• Soil Requirements: Moist, humus, rich soil.
• Foliage: Upright, rigid stems bear elliptic to obviate leaves up to 6 inches in length.
• Color: Lavender or pinkish in bud opening up to reveal lavender-blue flowers.
• Botanical Name: Mertensia virginica
• Zone: 3 - 9
• Light Required: Full to partial shade; light, dappled shade is best.

• Blooms: Summer
• Spread: 18 - 24 inches.
• Fruit: Deep purple color inside and out.
• Foliage: Green foliage.
• Days To Maturity: 80-100 days. Main season variety.
• Light Required: Full Sun.

• Spacing: 18 - 24 inches
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, moisture-retentive soil.
• Flower Form: Beautiful double flowers.
• Color: Mixed
• Foliage: Glossy green, leathery leaves which are evergreen in warmer climates.
• Light Required: Partial shade to full shade.

• Spacing: 8 - 10 feet
• Fruit: Small grape-like in size & shape, smooth green skin. Whole fruit is edible. Sweet tart and tropical in flavor, delicious for snacking!
• Soil Requirements: Grow in average, medium moisture, well-drained soil.
• Zone: 4 - 8
• Light Required: Full sun to part shade.
• Height: 15 - 20 feet

• Comments: Very rare plant, an Itoh or intersectional peony is a hybrid of an herbaceous and tree peony. Resembles a tree peony in flower and form (stronger and more floriferous)- shrubby form, flower color, resistance to blight, tolerance to heat, humidity, cold and poor soil, but the culture is the same as an herbaceous peony, as well as large bloom size, superb fragrance and extended bloom season. Itoh's have the best of both worlds and Bartzella is the best of the Itohs. Winner of the Grand Champion Award from the American Peony Society. Blooms for an extra long season and has a citrusy (lemony) sweet fragrance, flowers don't fall over in the rain like herbaceous peonies. Un-surpassed by any other peony in beauty, fragrance or sheer flowering power- can produce up to 80 flowers on a single plant. Superior as a cut flower, last for several weeks in a vase, and scent the whole house.
• Botanical Name: Paeonia lactiflora x P. suffriticosa 'Bartzella'; Family: Paeoniaceae (Peony Family)
• Zone: 3 - 8
• Depth: Plant with eyes approximately 2 inches below the soil surface. If it is planted too deeply, poor flowering will result.
• Growth Rate: Slow to moderate growth rate.
• Size: Flowers are semi-double, 9 inches across.

• Spread: 36-48 inches
• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate.
• Pollinator: Self pollinating
• Germination: 10 - 14 days.
• Zone: 3 - 9 annual
• Form: Annual. Upright.

• Pollinator: Elderberries fruit best when you plant at least two different varieties within 60 feet of each other.
• Spacing: 6 - 8 feet
• Form: Bush
• Height: 6 - 8 feet
• Zone: 4 - 9
• Light Required: Sun (for best color) to partial shade.

• Height: 2 - 3 feet
• Growth Rate: Slow to get established, then moderate once established.
• Foliage: Spring leaves are bronze-gold, turning yellow-green with pink edges in summer, and coppery orange in fall.
• Spacing: 2 - 4 feet
• Zone: 3 - 8
• Botanical Name: Spirea bumalda 'Goldflame'

• Pruning: Pruning is not required, but many gardeners choose to remove 20-25% of the oldest stems in early spring of each year to stimulate growth of new stems which will display the best color. Remove suckers if wide spread is not desired.
• Soil Requirements: Fertile, humus-rish, neutral to acid, moist but well-drained soil.
• Flower Form: 4 ovate bracts, 2-3 inches long which open to yellowish-white flower clusters.
• Comments: Yellowish-white flower clusters give way to white berries that are enjoyed by birds later in summer. In autumn, foliage turns brilliant shades of red and orange. Its yellow stems brighten the winter landscape and add texture to the garden. Thrives in moist areas and will spread quickly to fill in an area if roots are not pruned and suckers removed.
• Blooms: Mid to Late Spring
• Color: Yellowish-white flowers.

• Form: Deciduous. Spreading.
• Comments: One bite and Yumm Yumm is what you'll be saying about this new, smooth-skinned white nectarine that combines the sweetness of a white peach with the sprightly, unparalleled flavor of fresh-from-the-tree nectarines. Sets dependable yields of juicy, melt-in-your-mouth fruit in mid to late June. Resistant to bacterial spot - those pesky spots you see on most peaches.
• Fruit: Medium - small fruit, mostly red skin with a small amount of white background color. Clingstone with white melting flesh.
• Flower Form: Light pink blossoms.
• Depth: The top of the Ellepot container should be even with the soil level.
• Pollinator: Self-pollinating.

• Flower Form: Yes.
• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate and vigor.
• Fruit: Fruit is yellow over green, round and medium in size. Texture is firm and juicy with a pleasant, sweet-tart flavor.
• Depth: Graft or bud union should be 2 inches above the soil line.
• Blooms: Early to mid season.
• Yield: High yields for standard, 1/2 bushel for Li'l BIG.

• Form: 20-22 cm bulb
• Comments: They are most effective in groups of three or more for 3 - 5 foot area. Needs winter protection. Remove flowers as they fade. Leave foliage intact until it dies back naturally. Feed with a 5-10-5 fertilizer in the fall and as growth emerges in the spring. The strong smell of the bulbs does repel moles and other burrowing animals but the customer should not rely on this alone.
• Soil Requirements: Well-Drained fertile soil
• Flower Form: Topped with a crown veined in rich gold.
• Zone: 3 - 8(-40° F.)
• Pruning: Allow the foliage to die down naturally. Leaves provide nourishment for the bulbs to produce future growth and blooming.