Flowers Plants For Sale In Moreno Valley

The narrow red bracts, reaching skyward, reveal the rolled purple flowers and its protruding stamen. Many Flowers (Pavonia multiflora) True to its name, many flowers appear year-round on this unusual Brazilian species.

Its large leaves, striped in shimmering blue and lilac are a majestic maroon on the underside. Persian Shield (Strobilanthes dyerianus) Persian Shield is heralded for its outstanding foliage.

Dark burgundy stripes highlight the white throat. Cape Primrose ‘7001' (Streptocarpus hybrid) This beautiful hybrid from Poland has large 2” flowers with deep pink upper petals and yellow lower petals that are netted in maroon with pink edges.

If you want an attractive indoor garden but don't have much time for plant care, terrariums are a great way to grow and enjoy plants relatively maintenance free. The roof hinges open for ventilation and, the entire glass top can be lifted off the footed...

These plants are some of the earliest pollen and nectar sources for our pollinating insects and help them regain their strength after the long winter months. Native to temperate Asia, Pussy Willows are easily managed shrubs for border areas in the garden...

Grow in partial sun to shade outside or bright, indirect light inside. This plant doesn't like high salt fertilizers or chlorine in the water. The flowers last 3-4 weeks. The leaves of Calathea Warscewiczii are thin so hot sun and high winds can cause...

Our plants are available individually in 2 1/4 inch pots! At Territorial you don't have to buy 6 plants of each variety. Use the Plant Order Form located in the center of the catalog.

Small yellow flowers emerge in fall and winter. The stubby, bluish-gray, 1” leaves have unusual warty protrusions on the tips of each leaf in colors ranging from white, yellow, gray, red or blue.

The flowers have curly, upturned tails adding to their charm. In our trial gardens, it was one of the heaviest flowering brugmansias with 50+ blossoms open at once. It has a lateral branching habit so the plant tends to stay attractively compact.

It won the Best New Hybrid Introduction in 1980 and we have been offering it ever since. The variegated foliage has shades of red, pink and off-white to complement the moss green. ‘Midnight Sun' is strikingly beautiful.

Indian Clock Vine (Thunbergia mysorensis) This rare vine produces wide-mouthed flowers in the tangy yellow and red colors, reminiscent of the savory spices of its homeland in India.

The white star-shaped flowers have red striping that leads into the exotic tendrils. Its stiff rambling stems need support yet with some staking and some encouragement it makes a beautiful specimen.

Many commercial coffee varieties have been bred using this cultivar of Coffea arabica that originated from the Ile Bourbon now called Reunion Island, east of Madagascar. The conical-shaped, bushy tree produces good yields of large round cherries.

Although not as vigorous as some other hibiscus varieties, it will delight you with its unusual blue flowers. Hibiscus ‘Cajun Blue' (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis hybrid) The delicate, pale lavender-blue 6” blooms complement the dark green glossy leaves...

Its heavy, succulent leaves are distinctly spiraled and have a striking reddish underside. Begonia ‘Midnight Twist' (Begonia rhizomatous hybrid) The deepest charcoal gray coloring of any full-sized rhizomatous we grow.

The compact vining stems grow from 18-36” tall and should be grown in a large container with a stake or trellis for the plant to climb. Mandevilla Summer Romancetm ‘Double Pink' (Mandevilla hybrid) Gorgeous, double pink, 4” flowers bloom from summer...

Once you've eaten the small red fruit (about the size of a gumdrop), everything sour eaten afterwards tastes incredibly sweet, including sour citrus. The miracle is in the berry. Slow growth is normal and for successful growth it must be planted in an...

Long spires of bright yellow flowers emerge from January to April and fill the air with a delicate fragrance. Grow in a cool, sunny area with a night temperature below 60° F to induce flowering.

By the afternoon, the large 7-8” double flowers change to predominantly yellow with orange highlights. Hibiscus ‘Chartreuse Rose' (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) ‘Chartreuse Rose' is a sensational beauty that opens as multi-colored petals in hues of yellow,...

The color is breathtaking, especially when displayed in a hanging basket. To promote springtime flowering, provide cool nighttime temperatures and limited water during the winter months.

A vigorous climber, our mother plant is never without bloom. Bougainvillea ‘Barbara Karst' (Bougainvillea hybrid) Whether staked, trellised or grown in baskets, this brilliant Bougainvillea has the largest bracts of any of the reds we grow.

These plants prefer to be grown wetter in the summer and drier in the winter to induce flowering. Orchid Cactus ‘Pink' (Epiphyllum hybrid) Perfect for growing in a sunny window, Orchid Cactus ‘Pink' has amazing 4” pink and white flowers that emerge...

‘Black Love' is a compact plant that makes a wonderful addition to any indoor light garden or east or west-facing window since it prefers to be grown in partial sun. The unusual black-to-dark-chocolate flowers are very long lasting and hold on the plant...

The dark green lance-shaped leaves and wiry stems are perfect for hanging baskets. Pink Flowered Wax Plant (Hoya davidcummingii) Clusters of fragrant rose-red blooms with yellow centers and a modest growth habit make this rare vining plant perfect for...

Caerulea and P. A cross between P. The dark blue corolla is surrounded by petals which have a touch of lavender to them. Amethystina and a recent addition to our collection, it quickly established its virtues.

Banded in lavender and white, the crinkled filaments engulf each flower and a pleasant fragrance accompanies the floral beauty. When grown in warm temperatures and good light it never stops blooming or rests like our hardy native ‘Maypop.'

It stays under a foot in height and blooms on and off from spring to fall. In late winter or early spring, broad fuzzy leaves reappear from the root tubers and create a pretty rosette from which brilliant scarlet-red, tubular flowers arise.