Bulbs Seeds For Sale In Orlando

• Soil Requirements: Moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soil.
• Light Required: Full sun
• Form: Decidious perennial vine
• Pollinator: Self-pollinating.
• Blooms: May
• Zone: 3 - 8 (-30° F.).

• Botanical Name: Kniphofia uvaria 'Echo Rojo'
• Spacing: 18-24 inches
• Soil Requirements: Well drained soil.
• Depth: Plant so crown or top of the root ball is just below the soil surface.
• Comments: Has excellent repeat bloom throughout the growing season.
• Form: Clump-forming habit with strong upright stems

• Soil Requirements: Moist fertile soil, but will adapt to many soil types.
• Botanical Name: Calamagrostis brachytricha syn, stipa
• Comments: Commonly called Diamond Grass for the way the morning light catches the dew and looks as if hundreds of diamonds are sparkling on the flower stems. Stately ornamental grass that will perform in full shade with a somewhat relaxed habit and will serve as a wonderful main focal point for the Fall season. Diamond Grass is somewhat more upright when it is grown in full sun.
• Zone: 4 - 10 (-30 F) Known to thrive in Minnesota
• Spacing: 24 - 40 inches.
• Height: Up to 4 feet when in flower.

• Days To Maturity: 50 days.
• Botanical Name: Abelmoschus esculentus 'Blondy'
• Height: 3-4 feet, dwarf size for an Okra.
• Yield: High yields.
• Pruning: Harvest young, tender pods when 3 inches long. Remove and discard overly mature pods which slows new pod production.
• Zone: 3 - 9 (Annual)

• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.
• Germination: 5 - 10 days.
• Light Required: Full sun.
• Comments: Grows great in the Southern garden. A newer Virginia-type variety. Its higher levels of oleic acid are a desired characteristic and help give the peanuts a longer shelf life. Yields are greater than some other Virginia-type varieties, with larger seeds and jumbo pods. Seeds have a pink seed coat.
• Zone: 3 - 9 (annual)
• Height: 1-1 1/2 feet

• Comments: Smooth deep crimson fruit does not split, small round pit with high flesh to pit ratio. Sweet- tart flavor with a BRIX of 14%. Developed at the University of Saskatchewan, bred for better fruit quality and flavor, increased cold hardiness, dwarf size plant that makes maintenance easier. Disease and insect pest pressure is low, good choice for organic production. Large petals, glossy green leaves, and colorful fruit allow Carmine Jewel to double as an ornamental.
• Spacing: 5 - 7 feet
• Yield: Approximately 10 - 30 pounds per plant at maturity.
• Depth: Same depth as in the nursery. Plant so the roots are below soil level.
• Pruning: Prune in early Spring before the bush breaks dormancy. Cherry buds are either vegetative or floral. Usually the end bud and thin side buds are vegetative and most of the larger buds are floral. When pruning, do not cut off tips of branches because you might be removing the vegetative buds and will have nothing to make new shoots.
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, sandy loam soil, free of perennial weeds, pH of 6.5 - 8.0, organic matter levels between 2 - 3%.

• Zone: Zones 5 - 9.
• Botanical Name: Lonicera periclymenum 'Chojnow'
• Form: Deciduous woody vine.
• Light Required: Full sun to partial shade. More sun will give you more flowers.
• Foliage: Leaves are purple-green when young and turn green with age.
• Blooms: June - September.

• Height: 6-8 feet
• Growth Rate: Fast growth rate once established.
• Form: Woody shrub
• Zone: 4-8
• Botanical Name: Hydrangea paniculata 'Pink Diamond'
• Spread: 5-6 feet

• Fruit: Glossy, medium size, round, slipskin, bluish-black fruit.
• Color: White/green
• Botanical Name: Vitis labrusca 'Concord Seedless'
• Soil Requirements: Moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soil.
• Yield: Approximately 20 - 40 pounds at maturity when properly pruned and cared for.
• Pollinator: Self-pollinating.

• Spacing: 1 1/2 - 2 feet
• Blooms: Early Spring
• Zone: 5 - 8
• Comments: An excellent rambling groundcover, with 1-inch leaves that develop a pink tinge in the fall and retain that color throughout the winter. Also suitable for slopes, beneath trees, or cascading over walls. Adds color to shaded ares.
• Light Required: Full Sun to Partial Shade
• Foliage: Evergreen leaves approximately 1-inch long, variegated. Dark green margins surround bright yellow centers.

• Foliage: Green strap-like foliage.
• Seed Count: A packet of 250 sweet corn seeds sows a 50' row. A 1/2 lb. packet of sweet corn seeds sows a 200' row.
• Zone: 3 - 9 annual
• Spread: 15-18 inches
• Botanical Name: Zea mays 'Eureka'
• Pollinator: Self pollinating.

Fragrant 6 inch flowers.

• Foliage: Medium green fleshy leaves with serrated edges.
• Size: Fragrant 6 inch flowers.
• Flower Form: Fragrant 6 inch flowers.
• Spread: 6-8 inches.
• Blooms: All summer until frost.
• Spacing: 10 - 12 inches

• Growth Rate: Vigorous growth rate.
• Pollinator: Self-pollinating.
• Depth: The top of the Ellepot container should be even with the soil level.
• Size: 1 inch blossoms.
• Form: Upright.
• Yield: Standard: 2 - 5 bushels at maturity. Semi-Dwarf: 1 - 2 bushels at maturity.

• Spacing: 8-10 feet
• Light Required: Full Sun
• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate; 1.5 feet per year.
• Soil Requirements: Moist, well-drained soil.
• Flower Form: Insignificant
• Form: Broad Pyramidal

15 - 18 inches.

• Yield: Heavy yields of 1 oz. cherry tomatoes.
• Spread: 15 - 18 inches.
• Botanical Name: Lycopersicon esculentum 'Sweet Treats' Hybrid
• Foliage: Green foliage.
• Flower Form: Small flowers.
• Spacing: 15 - 18 inches.

• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.
• Seed Count: Approximately 30 seeds per packet.
• Form: Vining
• 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.
• Soil Requirements: Rich, well-drained soil.
• Foliage: Green foliage.

• Soil Requirements: Deep, rich, sandy soil; pH 7.0.
• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate.
• Seed Count: Approximately 200 seeds per packet. 1/2 oz. is approx. 600 seeds. Seed tape is 15 feet long and has approximately 95 seeds.
• Foliage: Green foliage.
• Germination: 8 - 10 days.
• Spread: 8 inches.

8 inches.

• Spacing: 8 inches.
• Height: Up to 6 inches tall.
• Spread: 8 inches.
• Light Required: Full shade to partial shade.
• Foliage: Green textured leaves.
• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.

• Comments: FLOWERS ARE BELL SHAPED, OPENS TO UPRIGHT CUPS, BORNE SINGLY OR IN PAIRS. PLANT HAS UPRIGHT SPREADING HABIT. MULCH PLANTS THE FIRST YEAR TO PROTECT ROOTS AND CROWN. KEEP MODERATELY MOIST THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER. MULCH TO KEEP WEEDS DOWN, ROOTS ARE SHALLOW. DELICATE RHIZOME WITH BRITTLE FIBEROUS ROOTS. BLOOMS AT A TIME WHEN MOST PERENNIALS ARE RESTING. OUTSTANDING WOODLAND PLANT AND USED FOR BORDERS AND ROCK GARDENS. PRUNE AND MULCH AFTER KILLING FREEZE IN LATE FALL.
• Zone: 5 - 8
• Color: White with purple flecks.
• Foliage: Lightly hairy ovate lanceolate alternate leaves with clasping stem.
• Size: 1-inch flowers with 6-15 clustered in leaf axils.
• Botanical Name: Tricyrtis hirta 'Miyazaki hybrids'

• Zone: 5 - 10 (-30° F.)
• Botanical Name: Rosa x 'Golden Showers'
• Color: Bright daffodil yellow turning pale creamy yellow.
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, rich amended soil.
• Spacing: 8-12 feet
• Depth: Dig hole large enough to allow roots to be spread out. Firm soil and water well.

• Soil Requirements: Light, rich, well-drained soil. pH 6.0 - 6.8
• Spacing: 6 inches.
• Light Required: Full sun.
• Foliage: Dark green crumpled leaves.
• Zone: 3 - 9 annual.
• Spread: 5 - 6 inches.

• Form: vase shaped
• Height: 6-8 feet
• Color: Coral red (Dark reddish pink)
• Botanical Name: Hibiscus syriacus 'Freedom'
• Blooms: Mid summer to frost, continuous blooms
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained; tolerant of a wide range of soils

• Blooms: Summer
• Zone: 3 - 9 annual
• Days To Maturity: 77 days.
• Spacing: Leave 18 inches between each seed, and 8-12 feet between each row. When the plants reach 3-4 inches, thin the plants so that they are 3 feet apart in the row.
• Light Required: Full sun
• Botanical Name: Cucurbita pepo 'Casperita'

• Pruning: . If your plants get away from you to the point where they make seeds and stop growing, shear off the top third of the stems and fertilize with a liquid fertilizer such as fish emulsion or water soluble 20-20-20. NEVER cut back too far down the stem where stems are woody, or the plant won't sprout back. To keep blooms from forming, just pinch the growing tips every week, which will encourage branching and more great leaves to enjoy!
• Spacing: Plant seedlings 2-8" apart
• Soil Requirements: Rich, well drained soil
• Flower Form: Spikes of flowers will appear, but pinch them off to keep the basil growing.
• Botanical Name: Ocinum basillicum 'Aristotle'
• Foliage: Compound, dense mound of miniature leaves. Green, with a spicy, clove scent