Bulbs Seeds For Sale In Plano

• Form: Upright, mounded
• Pruning: Flowers on previous year's growth. Prune to remove dead and damaged branches and to keep the plant clean, after flowering or late winter to early spring when dormant.
• Comments: This variety is loaded with petite pink and white blooms each summer. Attractive planted next to yellow or chartruese plants, or against a light background in a foundation planting.
• Blooms: Early to mid summer.
• Zone: 3 - 8
• Height: 5 - 6 feet

• Foliage: Shiny green
• Spread: 25 feet
• Pollinator: Self fruitful
• Growth Rate: Medium
• Color: White flowers.
• Zone: Warren will do well in all Coastal South areas, as well as all areas of Zones 7-9.

• Fruit: Apple size burrs with sharp bristles; contain 3 - 7 nuts.
• Spacing: 30 - 50 feet.
• Color: White
• Flower Form: Size: 4 - 5 panicles. Not showy; catkins, unpleasant odor.
• Depth: Same as in the nursery.
• Form: Deciduous. Rounded.

• Foliage: Rich purple maple leaf-like. To achieve the darkest color of the foliage, plant in full sun.
• Zone: 4 - 9.
• Spread: 36 - 48 inches.
• Comments: Nothing makes a bold statement in your garden quite like the glorious hibiscus! Gorgeous purple lush foliage and enormous blooms in vibrant colours that are irresistible to hummingbirds and give you the look of the tropics at home! Hibiscus will bloom again and again during the season. Huge 8-9 inch flowers of pure red glow against the richest purple foliage in the genus. Hibiscus 'Midnight Marvel' PP24079.
• Flower Form: Disk-shaped flowers with 5 or more petals.
• Pruning: After blooming, cut the withered flower at the top of the stem to prevent seed production and encourage rebloom. Allow the leaves to wither and turn brown before removing them. The leaves provide nourishment for the plants.

• Zone: 3 - 7 (-30° F.).
• Form: Upright, uneven line.
• Comments: Here's a good-looking shrub in the rarest of lilac colors for late spring. The sweet-smelling light yellow blooms turn a deeper shade as the blooms mature.
• Color: Pastel-yellow blossoms. (primrose lilac). Fragrant.
• Flower Form: Single flower
• Height: 8 - 10 feet.

4-6 inches

• Spread: 4-6 inches
• Comments: Mix generous amounts of peat moss, compost or well-rotted manure into the soil to improve drainage. Remove faded flowers but leave foliage intact until it dies back naturally. Use 5-10-5 fertilizer at planting & in spring. One of the first bulbs to bloom in the spring. In zones 9-10, pre-cool bulbs in fridge (keep fruit in sealed bags) for 6-8 weeks and plant. Lift after foliage dies and store over summer in cool area.
• Depth: 3 inches
• Botanical Name: Crocus vernus mix
• Height: 4-6 inches
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained soil.

• Depth: When planting bareroot crowns in the spring, 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 should add compost.
• Botanical Name: Asparagus officinalis 'UG-9'
• Zone: 3 - 8 (2 with Winter protection).
• Form: Upright
• Fruit: Purple tipped, green speared asparagus. 10 - 12 inch spears.
• Yield: High yields.

• Botanical Name: Magnolia 'Jane'
• Foliage: Ovate, medium green, leathery leaves, up to 6 inch (15 cm) long. Leaves emerge with copper-red tints and turn green over summer. Leaves turn yellow, bronze and copper tones in fall before dropping for winter.
• Height: 10 - 15 feet
• Color: Purple
• Depth: Plant so the roots are below the soil line.
• Comments: Absolutely gorgeous, tulip-like flowers of reddish-purple appear in mid spring, flowering after other varieties like Star Magnolia. Later blooms means less likely damage from a surprise frost and a healthier flowering.

• Yield: Up to four harvests!
• Foliage: Dark green turnip greens.
• Depth: 1/4-1/2 inch
• Days To Maturity: 36 days for greens, 80 days for roots.
• Comments: High bolt resistance and vigorous re-growth ability (up to three harvests in addition to the first harvest). For green top use only. Baby leaf stage ready in 36 days. Resistant to aphids and Mosaic Virus. Sow in early spring or fall.
• Zone: 3 - 9 annual

• Form: Upright
• Light Required: Full sun.
• Foliage: Narrow foliage with green and gold bands.
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained average garden soil.
• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.
• Spacing: 36-42 inches.

• Light Required: Full sun
• Depth: Set with crowns just below soil level.
• Zone: 4 - 8 (-10 F)
• Spacing: 12 - 24 inches.
• Comments: Gorgeous berries are exceptionally flavorful. A perfect variety for farmers markets, this is what folks look for when they're looking for the ideal strawberry. Noted for good winter hardiness and vigor.
• Height: 8 - 10 inches.

• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate once established.
• Zone: 4 - 10 (-20 degrees)
• Flower Form: Medium-large, double, ruffled, 25-30 petals, up to 3 1/2 inches in diameter. Moderate fruity fragrance.
• Color: Orangey-apricot to honey-pink blossoms.
• Spacing: 3 - 4 feet.
• Botanical Name: Rosa cv. HARpageant PPAF 'Easy Does It'

• Light Required: Full sun
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, fertile soil, high in organic matter.
• Days To Maturity: 75 days from transplant.
• Flower Form: Small yellow flowers
• Fruit: Large 8-10 oz. vibrant red fruit with a flavor that can't be beat. Rich, sweet true tomato flavor is paired with meaty, juicy texture and crack free fruit.
• Depth: Plant seeds 1/8 inch deep. For plants, plant them deeper than in the pot. Plant them just below the first set of leaves.

• Color: Rosy-Pink.
• Zone: 3 - 8 (-30 degrees F)
• Spacing: 2 - 3" apart
• Pruning: None, let foliage die back naturally to store up energy to produce next year's blooms.
• Botanical Name: Allium ostrowskianum syn. Oreophilum
• Flower Form: 2" clusters of little bells.

• Depth: Plant the graft union 2 inches above the soil.
• Spacing: 20 feet.
• Form: Deciduous. Rounded.
• Flower Form: White.
• Yield: Approximately 4 - 8 bushels at maturity for Standard trees.
• Foliage: Deep green foliage.

• Fruit: Medium-sized fruit with white flesh has sweet, traditional nectarine flavor. Semi-freestone.
• Spacing: 15 feet
• Blooms: Spring
• Size: If properly thinned the fruit may reach 2 1/2 to 3 inches in diameter.
• Form: Spreading
• Zone: 8-9 Well adapted to Coastal and Lower South, and into northern reaches of Zone 8.

• Botanical Name: Iris hollandica Beauty Mix
• Foliage: Green, long, linear leaves.
• Spread: 3 - 4 inches.
• Blooms: Late spring to early summer for 8 - 10 days or longer depending on the weather.
• Form: Upright
• Depth: 4 inches.

• Pollinator: Self pollination.
• Botanical Name: Lycopersicon lycopersicum "Sungold"
• Comments: 'Sungold' has an exceptionally high sugar content, making its attractive, golden-orange fruit irresistibly sweet and juicy. Large yields deliver loads of delicious fruit (each about 1/2 oz.) that are ideal for salads or a tasty snack. When fully ripe it has a tendency to crack which can make it a bit messy to handle, but it doesn't affect its outstanding flavor.
• Soil Requirements: Rich, deep, well-drained soil. pH 5.5 - 6.8
• Days To Maturity: 65 days
• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.

• Light Required: Full shade to partial shade.
• Pruning: These generally bloom on old wood and require little pruning. Prune spent blooms immediately after flowering (midsummer), and remove only dead, damaged or unsightly wood.
• Soil Requirements: Well drained, moisture retentive soil, enriched with organic matter. Also does well in dry soils.
• Spacing: 2 - 4 ft.
• Comments: This well-behaved plant is unique in that all of its parts (leaves, flowers, stems) are small and in proportion to each other, making it a true dwarf. Does well in shade or partial shade. Blooms for 8-10 weeks beginning in late May. Very attractive orange, red and purple fall leaf colors. Initial flowers are white changing to a pleasing rose-pink as the season changes to fall.
• Depth: Plant at the same depth it is in the pot.

• Depth: Set with crowns just below soil level.
• Height: 12-18 inches
• Pollinator: Self-pollinating.
• Form: Spreading.
• Zone: Widely adapted in Zones 6-8.
• Soil Requirements: Moist, well-drained, slightly acidic, sandy loam soil.

• Height: 10-14 feet tall
• Zone: 3 - 9 annual
• Botanical Name: Zea Mays 'Reids Yellow'
• Depth: 1-1/2 inches
• Spacing: 6-8 inches
• Color: Color is deep yellow, with a lighter cap, but a reddish tinge often appears.

• Pruning: Prune only to remove spent flower heads and dead branches. Mountain laurel begins forming the buds for next year's flowers soon after the flowers fade. Prune the shrub right after flowering so that you don't remove the new buds.
• Zone: 5 - 9
• Depth: Plant at the same depth it is in the pot.
• Flower Form: Showy flower clusters.
• Botanical Name: Kalmia latifolia 'Firecracker'
• Light Required: Full sun to partial shade. Partial shade is best in hot, southern climates.

• Zone: 3 - 9 annual
• Germination: 7-14 days
• Light Required: full sun
• Height: 21 - 30 inches
• Color: dark purple
• Spread: 18 - 24 inches.

• Comments: Grows best in regions with cool Summers. Only thornless red raspberry; very few or no thorns. Fine flavored, high quality fruit. Resistant to viruses. Immune to aphids. Good soil drainage is required; sensitive to root rot. PLANTING: IN HEAVY CLAY, ADD 1/3 TO 1/2 SAND AND 1/3 COMPOST OR COMPOSTED MANURE. CROWN SHOULD BE AT SOIL LEVEL. WHEN PLANTED IN THE FALL, MULCH AFTER A HARD FREEEZE. GROWTH: PRODUCE ON 1 YEAR OLD STEMS. REMOVE OLD CANES AFTER THEY HAVE PRODUCED MAKING ROOM FOR NEW CANES. IN SUMMER, CUT YOUNG CANES BACK TO 4 - 5 FEET., KEEP LATERALS TO 2 - 3 FEET. REMOVE WEAK, SMALL CANES - LEAVE ONLY 8 - 9 STRONGEST CANES.
• Botanical Name: Rubus idaeus var. strigosus 'Canby''; Family: Rosaceae (Rose Family)
• Yield: Approximately 1 - 2 quarts .
• Spacing: 3 feet.
• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate.
• Color: White