Indoor Plant Seeds For Sale In South Korea

You will love this easy, high performing, delectable tomato! Make it part of the vegetable patch this season! You will receive a 3-pack of big, healthy rooted plants in 4-inch pots, ready to take off in your garden.

Plant this climbing rose in full sun in moist, well-drained soil. Best of all, the flowers have a strong, spicy clove scent! The very disease-resistant plant is attractive even when out of bloom.

Made in the USA, this trio of miniature gardens will add life and flavor to your home for years! This also makes a great gift for any foodie (or three!) on your list. In addition to the colorful jars, each kit contains a net pot, wick, plant food packet,...

Try it once and we know you'll be convinced! Pkt is 2 oz., about 100 seeds. Tender and very tasty, these beans are fine enough for your fanciest occasions, and are so delectable you'll find yourself wanting a dish every day! That's okay -- these bush-habit...

They are both attractive and scrumptious, with a full-bodied flavor so savory you may find yourself eating them straight from the stalk! And they keep so well that you don't have to harvest them all at once! Taste, texture, and hold -- that's the TripleSweet...

And it does it all in multiseed pellets, each containing 5 seeds of different varieties which yield at least 3 seedlings from every pellet! There's never been such a thing before, and we know you will love it as much as we do.

If starting indoors, allow 7 to 10 weeks for the seeds to mature into seedlings large enough to transplant safely. The plant's resistance to tobacco mosaic virus makes it far more likely to deliver big crops every time! Start the seeds indoors or, in...

You can never have too many Crocus! Zones 3-8. So colorful, so unexpected! Crocus naturalizes readily where it is happy, so the planting you may this season will likely increase into larger and larger colonies over time.

Simply set the bulb upside-down (knobby side up!) into warm spring soil or good potting mix, and soon long, furled-up shoots will appear. This premier mix brings you the best of the fancy-leafed types, and we think you will be delighted with their performance.

Absolutely essential to grow with seedless types for best yields, Jenny also happens to be a delicious super-small-seeded (SSS) type in her own right -- so she is not only useful but very delicious! These oval fruits reach about 8 pounds at maturity,...

(For even earlier harvests, start seeds indoors.) Pick when the fruits are still small (4 to 8 inches long). The flavor is sweet and the texture crisp. An Italian-type summer squash with dark green fruit that sports lighter green ridges, which appear...

Made on a dairy farm in Connecticut, these pots begin as cow patties from the resident herd. And while peat pots can often take several seasons to break down, nitrogen-rich CowPots begin biodegrading immediately, and are completely integrated into the...

Deliciously! Sweetheart is technically a Northern Highbush, but it thrives from north to south, needing no pollinator to set up to 15 pounds of berries a year. The second is at summer's end.

This space-saving vine needs only about 6 to 8 feet in which to ramble, so you can plan on more squash in less space than ever before with Sunshine! Enjoy this fantastic winter squash fresh in midsummer or stored for several months thereafter! Pkt is...

It's perfect for carrying around in the wheelbarrow and popping open anytime you run across a chore that needs doing. It stays upright and open while you work, freeing your hands for raking leaves, pruning plants, spreading mulch -- whatever today in...

And 'Little Goldstar' has none of the waist-high mass of foliage that Goldsturm brings -- it's a rounded dome of gleaming gold that barely reaches your knee! A fully blooming 'Little Goldstar' plant will sport up to 80 flowers -- incredible for a plant...

Today's modern version is still grown in Holland, but is somewhat shorter than the original, with slightly larger blooms and more of them. You may find that you have two flowering stems instead of one, beginning the very first year! And King Alfred is...

They may be picked green, but reach full flavor and nutrition content when allowed to mature to their individual bright, glossy colors. They have a small seed cavity, meaning you get an extra bite or two from every pepper.

The plants offer great coverage for the maturing fruit, and are vigorous all season, thanks to tolerance of Tobamo Po virus. Fertilize when the blooms appear, and water well. Set seedlings (or thin direct-sown seedlings) 2 feet apart in full sun.

We almost can't believe that one tree can possibly be this colorful! It really is like looking through a kaleidoscope! Tones of green, blue and red are displayed beautifully on deeply divided leaves that create amazing texture in your landscape! This...

This exciting new Cherry Tomato from China sets a whole new standard for color and flavor! The very abundant fruit is a rich golden yellow, crack resistant and delicious. Yet the flavor is far more than merely sweet; it has a rich, fruity bite that is...

Expect a lengthy summer season of beauty with this darling pineapple lily. While it prefers life in the sun, this plant can tolerate some shade and is exceptionally pest resistant.

The soft plastic screen will filter out all plant debris and even keep out insects: no mosquitoes spawning here! After you have collected a good rain or two, use the brass spigot to release your water right where you want it.

For spring crops, start seeds indoors 5 to 7 weeks before last frost date, then set out when the soil is warm enough to work. The key to harvesting Aspabroc is to cut that central crown as soon as it's formed.

Then rake or sprinkle about a half inch of soil on top of the tapes and water them in well. Well, this seed tape is the answer! You literally lay it down on top of the soil where you want the plants to grow, cutting it to fit the space and arranging it...

There's just no way to lose with this fabulous blend! Left alone by deer, rabbits, voles, and other nibblers -- the bulbs are poisonous, and animals know it! -- and diseases, daffodils need no attention beyond a good deep planting in well-drained soil.

Just 18 to 20 inches high, it reaches 15 to 18 inches wide, yet the leaves can be fully a foot long! Neatly serrated, they are patterned in brilliant combinations of reds, greens, whites, creams, yellows, and even hard-to-find pinks! This annual is prized...