Bulbs Seeds For Sale In St Louis

• 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.
• Spread: 24 - 36 inches.
• Days To Maturity: 70 days.
• Spacing: 18 - 24 inches between plants, 3 - 5 feet between rows.
• Depth: 1/4 inch.
• Flower Form: Yellow flowers.

• Pruning: At the end of each year, prune out the floricanes, which were the branches that flowered and fruited that season. The next year, the previous season's primocanes will be floricanes, flowering and fruiting
• Light Required: Full sun.
• Foliage: Deep green foliage. Thornless
• Depth: Dig a hole twice as big as the root system. Plant so that all roots are firmly in the soil.
• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.
• Blooms: Summer

• Depth: Top of bulb should be even with soil level. Concave side up.
• Form: Groundcover
• Color: Light pink, dark pink and white blossoms.
• Spacing: 10 - 12 inches.
• Comments: From early to late fall, these delicate, butterfly-like blooms in light pink, dark pink and white light up shady garden zones. Marbled, heart-shaped leaves which appear in fall and stays on the plants all winter look (fully hardy!). Cyclamen tubers live extremely long! Great for naturalizing! 6 months of flowering cyclamens is a mixture of the following varieties: Cyclamen coum; dark pink, blooms in very early spring into late spring. Blooms together with snow drops. Cyclamen coum has rounded, to more pointed leaves which vary between plain green and the totally silver-leafed with dark green centre. This cyclamen produces leaves that are very decorative. After flowering, the leaves die back and the flower stems curl up into a spring like coil and lower themselves to the ground for ripening. Before you know it you have a beautiful colony of cyclamens. In late fall the foliage appears gain. Cyclamen cilicium has deep green oval leaves with silvery markings. The flowers appear in early to late fall. The foliage will be there long before it blooms, it can resist frost. Cyclamen hederifolium, these frequently scented flowers emerge directly from the soil in late summer to early fall, followed by a carpet of dark green leaves, variegated with white or silvery. It can bloom for up to 2 months.
• Pruning: Not needed. Allow foliage to die back.

• Blooms: Summer, 60 days to maturity.
• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.
• Comments: Special considerations: Sow seeds outside after all danger of frost has passed where the plants are to grow. Seeds can be started inside in a sterile seed starting medium at 68 - 86 degrees F. Will do well in poor soil. Stake to support plants. Gorgeous color combination.
• Germination: 10 - 14 days.
• Foliage: Medium green pubescent foliage.
• Flower Form: Dark brown disk.

• Spread: 20 feet for standard, 4 - 6 feet for Li'l BIG.
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, moist soil with good organic matter.
• Pruning: Prune December to February. There are normally two goals when pruning an apple tree: 1. Initially on young trees to encourage a strong, solid framework 2. On mature trees to maintain shape and encourage fruit production. The best time to prune apple trees is in late Winter or very early Spring before any new growth starts.
• Botanical Name: Malus pumila 'Sweet Sixteen'
• Height: 22 feet for standard, 6 feet for Li'l BIG.
• Comments: Red striped, conical shaped fruit. Aromatic firm, crisp, cream colored flesh. Spreading with vigorous habit. Dependable bearer. Hardy to -50 degrees F. Unable to ship to AE, AK, GU, HI, PR.

• Fruit: Small, white, sweet, tender kernels. 14 - 16 rows of bright white kernels per ear.
• Comments: Bred to resist disease: Southern Leaf Blight, Northern Leaf Blight, and Stewart's Wilt Disease. Most popular white, 'su' sweet corn in America. Filled to the tip. Superior eating quality. Holds flavor longer than most varieties. Quality holds for several days to extend it's fresh use. NOTE: Isolate (250 - 300 feet or by 3+ weeks maturity time) from sh2 varieties.
• Germination: 5 - 8 days.
• Yield: 10 dozen ears/100 foot row.
• Foliage: Green foliage.
• Height: 8 - 9 feet.

• Growth Rate: Moderate
• Pruning: In early Spring, prune to shape. Remove any dead or damaged branches. Self cleaning petals drop and new buds appear without pruning.
• Foliage: Green glossy leaves
• Zone: 4-10
• Color: Red with white center
• Light Required: Full sun to partial shade. Full sun is best for quicker flowering and higher quality plants.

• Comments: Various shades of green make this an interesting border mix that combines well with other shade-loving perennials. Adds color and texture to shaded areas. Mix includes various types of ferns.
• Botanical Name: Athyrium, polystichum, adiantum
• Depth: Plant with the crown of plant 1 inch below soil surface.
• Light Required: Shade to partial shade.
• Spread: 12-24 inches.
• Pruning: None neded.

• Light Required: Full sun to partial shade.
• Zone: 5-10
• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.
• Comments: Spectacular blend of lightly fragrant, yellow and orange-hued flowers shine against the dark green foliage. Cooler temperatures make the flowers even brighter. A more compact, rounded rose plant, it grows 3-4 ft. tall with a similar spread. Full sun to partial shade. Zones 5-10.
• Spread: 3-4 feet.
• Depth: Dig a hole large enough to spread out the roots without bending them. Firm the soil well and water thoroughly.

• Form: Herbaceous perennial, mounded.
• Zone: 6-10
• Color: White
• Height: 5 feet
• Foliage: Blue tinted
• Pruning: Prune to 12 inches in Spring as growth will start from ground again.

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• Comments: Germination occurs in a hurry. One pound seeds 150 square feet. Cool season type grass.
• Zone: 3-7
• Foliage: Green foliage.

• Height: 24 - 26 inches.
• Size: 4.5 inches.
• Days To Maturity: 61 days.
• Botanical Name: Pisum sativum 'Maestro'; Family: Fabaceae (Pea Family)
• Germination: 7 - 10 days.
• Foliage: Green foliage.

• Size: 2 inch
• Soil Requirements: Well drained soil
• Botanical Name: Gardenia jasminoides 'Double mint'
• Growth Rate: Medium
• Flower Form: Double petaled ivory and white blossoms
• Zone: 7-9

• Pruning: Dead-head. After blooming, cut the withered flower at the top of the stem to prevent seed production and then allow the leaves to wither and turn brown before removing them. The green leaves provide nourishment for the plants.
• Spread: 18 - 24 inches
• Foliage: Semi-evergreen, grass-like foliage.
• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.
• Botanical Name: Hemerocallis 'MacBeth'
• Comments: Daylilies belong to the lily family, but are not true lilies. This daylily grows compact and is decorative and strong. Every day the plant develops a multitude of new very beautiful lavender-purple blooms, dark purple eye zone and ruffled edges all Summer long. We are impressed how sunfast these flowers are. There is always room for these, one of the best purple daylilies.

• Form: Upright/mounding
• Foliage: Young shoots have red tint; mature is dark green and lobed.
• Spacing: 3-5 feet.
• Growth Rate: Slow to moderate growth rate.
• Zone: 3 - 8 (-30° F.)
• Pruning: Remove spent flowers after blooming. Cut foliage to the ground (and remove from the garden) in fall after frost

• Form: Compact, slightly spreading.
• Foliage: Dark green foliage that turns into a glorious golden yellow in fall.
• Fruit: High quality large sized sky blue berries. Fruit ripening is concentrated, with harvesting in 1 or 2 picks
• Pollinator: Although blueberries are self-fertile, cross-pollination produces the best fruit crop (larger berries and larger yields). Therefore, it is best to plant more than one variety that will bloom at the same time.
• Zone: 4-7
• Depth: Plant at same depth as it was in the nursery. Firm soil and water thoroughly.

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• Height: Varies
• Form: Perennials and annuals.
• Depth: 1/4 - 1/2 inch.
• Zone: 3 - 9 perennials and annuals.
• Spread: Varies
• Pruning: Dead-head.

• Flower Form: 1 inch Foxglove-like flower, funnel-shaped in lower half, bell-shaped above with 5 spreading petals.
• Height: 4 - 6 feet.
• Light Required: Full sun to partial shade.
• Color: Deep pink with pale pink to white inside.
• Depth: Plant at the same depth as the plant is planted in the pot.
• Comments: Attractive to hummingsbirds. Oval leaves are edged with creamy white. Compact size fits most landscapes. Free of pests and diseases.

• Spread: 6 - 12 inches.
• Height: 24 - 30 inches.
• Days To Maturity: 60 days.
• Light Required: Full sun.
• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate.
• Flower Form: Small yellow flowers in clusters.

• Pruning: This grape should be spur pruned. To spur prune, prune along main canes to leave two to three bud spurs, each four to six inches apart. Leave no more than 20 to 80 buds per plant, depending on the type of grape. Remove all other one-year-old wood. See the Gurney's web site for a good video on pruning this grape.
• Growth Rate: Medium growth rate.
• Flower Form: Inconspicuous blooms.
• Depth: Same as in the nursery.
• Light Required: Full Sun
• Color: White/green flowers.

• Comments: Red and green color marks husks, stalks. White silks. 'Se' type. Holds flavor for several days on stalk. Tender and sweet. Exceedingly high germination is tops among sugar-enhanced hybrids. NOTE: Isolate (250-300 ft. or by 3+ weeks maturity time) from all sh2 and su corn.
• Soil Requirements: Deep, rich, well-drained loam .
• Germination: 5 - 8 days.
• Form: Upright
• Zone: 3 - 9 annual
• Fruit: 8 inch yellow ears. 14- 16 rows per ear.

• Soil Requirements: Well-drained fertile soil.
• Depth: 1 inch.
• Days To Maturity: 42 days.
• Seed Count: Approximately 25 seeds per packet.
• Foliage: Green foliage.
• Light Required: Full Sun

• Light Required: Full sun to shade. Will bloom in full shade, but is more stately in full sun.
• Growth Rate: Moderate growth rate.
• Color: Purple-red foliage.
• Form: Herbaceous perennial.
• Foliage: Narrow, linear flat leaves.
• 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.

• Spread: 18 - 24 inches
• Growth Rate: Moderate
• Comments: This smaller daylily produces a large number of blooms! Its size makes it perfect for the front of the border and containers. Diamond-dusted, apricot blooms sparkle in the sunlight, adding unique color to the landscape. Upright, grass-like foliage adds texture to the garden. Butterflies love it! Drought tolerant.
• Botanical Name: Hemerocallis 'Apricot Sparkles'
• Foliage: Green, grass-like foliage.
• Zone: 3 - 9

• Growth Rate: Fast, once established.
• 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.
• Soil Requirements: Well-drained, moist soil.
• Botanical Name: Euonymus fortunei 'Moonshadow'
• Foliage: Evergreen leaves approximately 1-inch long, variegated. Dark green margins surround bright yellow centers.
• Zone: 5 - 8