Bulbs Seeds For Sale In Las Vegas

It can also be grown as a ground cover. It's a great choice for attracting pollinators, adding color or hiding unsightly items in the landscape. To encourage continuous blooms for months, remove the faded flowers.

Soil adaptable. Both leaves and bark turn gold in fall. Graceful branches sweep the ground. Grows 40-50 ft. NOTE: We are unable to ship our trees to PO Boxes at this time. One of the few weeping trees that thrive in Northern regions.

System includes sturdy metal stand, light fixture and one full-spectrum fluorescent bulb. Growing area is perfect for use with Gurney's Seed Starting Kit. Light source can be adjusted from 4-in.

Plant in an area that receives full sun to partial shade. Blooms in early summer. For best results, plant in humus-enriched, moisture-retentive, slightly acidic soil. Adds color and movement to the edges of streams and ponds, and other sunny areas that...

Plant two varieties for improved pollination Both Samyl and Samdal produce large fruit clusters, with Samyl being higher-yielding. The nutritious berries have high anthocyanin content and are excellent made into jams, jellies, juices and cordials.

Larger, 4- to 5-lb. Vigorous 8- to 12-ft. Fruits than standard buttercups. Deep orange flesh is smooth and deliciously sweet at harvest and after storage.

Always reliable, it withstands cold, heat and drought. Tasty boiled, baked or fried, La Soda keeps well and has been adapted to a wide range of soils and climates, especially for southern gardeners.

Widely adapted in Zones 6–8. Stands up to drought and disease also. A favorite of Southern home gardeners because it will produce good crops in almost any soil type, including poor soils.

Boasting all the great traits of the old favorite, Celebrity, including attractive 8-oz. Performed better than Celebrity in our 2014 tomato trials, and is adaptable to most areas of the country.

A full-sun to part-shade site should be chosen for optimal results. Huge yields of large, high-quality hazelnuts! Bigger than other varieties, Jefferson and Theta Hazelnuts have a delicious buttery flavor that is perfect for both savory and sweet recipes.

Grows best in full sun. The firm, sweet stone fruits are excellent for eating fresh, canning, freezing and drying—and removing the flesh from the pit is easy with this freestone variety.

This 15- to 20-ft. Large, edible seedpods ripen in early autumn and taste like tapioca pudding! Prefers full sun to partial shade. Can be used as a climber on arbors, trellises and fences or as a lush ground cover.

At the commanding height of 50-60 ft. When fully mature, this hardy pine works well for providing windbreaks and creates the perfect shelter (and seed!) for birds, squirrels and owls.

Long roots are easy to cut for cooking or freezing/canning. Smooth, 9- to 11-in. High levels of beta carotene and a super-sweet flavor make this an ideal carrot to eat right from the garden.

Enjoy consistent yields of large, extra-sweet berries, easily harvested from thornless, fully erect canes. U.S. Patent No. 17162. No 1, 1-yr plants. Ripens in mid to late June and fruiting extends for five weeks, giving you more time to enjoy delicious...

Rosa 'radtko' PP16202 This item is ready to ship! Double Knock Out Rose ships established in its own 1 gallon container. Ideal for borders and hedges because of its compact size. This double-petal rose has the longest blooming cycle of any rose! Free-flowering,...

Best in partial sun to full shade. Similar to a magnolia bloom in form and fragrance, this sweet specimen truly lives up to its name! Pure white blooms open in early summer to reveal deep purple centers and an extremely powerful fragrance with hints of...

Because it is slow to bolt, it extends the harvest season. Its smooth, dark green leaves are flavorful and rich in antioxidants. Slower to bolt than spinach, Perpetual is a great choice for Southern gardens.

12-20 cloves per bulb. With its pleasing rich flavor and medium pungency, it's not hard to see why it won the prize. Discovered on an Indian reservation in Washington, this midseason, artichoke-type variety is a national taste test winner.

Big, puffy plumes and stately foliage. Best in full sun. A favorite for drying—adds grace, texture and height to indoor arrangements. Tall and blooms mid to late summer to form an outstanding screen.

Durable, reusable netting with 5/8 x 3/4 in. Size can also be attached to stakes for use around garden or as a pea trellis. Use largest size to cover trees; long, narrow sizes to cover berry rows.

Grows 24-36 in. Plant in full sun to partial shade. Or plant as a specimen plant in the sunny mixed perennial bed. Kirinmaru's large, 5-7 in. Tall with a similar spread. Plant several in a row to create a low-growing, low-maintenance hedge that never...

Tall, they create a beautiful display in borders, mass plantings, containers and cut-flower arrangements. Growing 12-18 in. Big, bold blooms are 20% larger than similar varieties—and butterflies love them.

Dappled Willow ships established in its own container. Often mistaken for its cousin, the Pussy Willow, Dappled Willow has yellow catkins and long clusters of pink and green variegated leaves that come springtime.

Its copper and maroon petals are highlighted with bright gold beards. A big, bold and unusually colored iris that's a standout in the garden.

This unique drip emission system supplies plants with the proper amount of water for up to two weeks between refills! Effective for a wide variety of vegetables—and can increase crop production.

Self-pollinating. Combines good yields, hardiness and disease resistance. Sets rosy freestone peaches with super-sweet, juicy white flesh. Planting Tip: Plant semi-dwarf peach trees about 12-14 feet apart, standards 20 feet apart.