Nemophila Maculata

One type has green leaves streaked with purple, while the similarly striped red variety is--of course--ruddier.Natives of West Africa, these "tigers" (sometimes also known as Nymphaea zenkeri or maculata) are actually water lilies rather than lotuses,...

An extremely colorful wildflower that is also rather easy to grow, Baby Blue Eyes remains one of our favorite all-purpose wildflowers! Baby Blue Eyes Seeds - Nemophila menziesii Seed Baby Blue Eyes are hardy annual flower seeds native to California, but...

The stunningly beautiful Natasha, with its unique floral pattern - a combination of white and pale lavender-pink radiant flowers, is sure to be one of your favorites. The flowers are so striking that it warrants a closer look and certainly a spot in your...

Begonia ‘Wightii' (Begonia maculata variegata) Festive, cheerful innocence describes this fancy begonia nicknamed "Polka Dot." Large, dramatic silver spots and matching white flowers are some of 'Wightii's' best features.

To plant your seed paper Earths, just immerse them in water overnight and tear into smaller pieces before planting. Each 2.1” Earth-shaped piece of plantable seed paper contains annual and perennial wildflower seeds like: Baby Blue Eyes (Nemophila menziesii),...

Eco-friendly party decorating is fun and easy with these rainbow-colored Plantable Seed Paper Confetti Flowers. Studded with favorite wildflower seeds, these plantable confetti flowers are ready to sow and grow.

Includes: Five Spot ( Nemophila maculata ) | Candytuft ( Iberis umbellata ) | Baby Blue Eyes ( Nemophila menziesii) ) | Siberian Wallflower ( Cheiranthus allionii ) | Scarlet Flax ( Linum grandiflorum ) | Zinnia ( Zinnia elegans )| Sweet William Pinks...

All cards are dyed with water-soluble inks and are printed with cute messages like “love grows” on the hearts, “plant me” on the pots, and “bloom” on the flowers. Give a card that grows into a bouquet of beauty.

Share some joy with these Plantable Seed Paper Flowers! A thoughtful gift for gardeners and future ones, these fun flower shapes are embedded with wildflower seeds that will sprout and grow when planted in any sunny spot.

Just tear into pieces and place them in water overnight. Plant pieces outdoors in a container or in the ground. Cover lightly with soil so that they won't dry out, and keep watered until seeds sprout and grow.

The next morning, scatter heart shapes over the soil and cover lightly. Keep watered daily until seeds sprout and begin to grow. Plantable Confetti Hearts make a perfect, environmentally-friendly gift for those who want to celebrate and grow.

Just soak charms overnight and then plant in the ground or in a container, lightly covering the charm with garden soil or potting soil. Keep evenly watered for four to six weeks. A fun party favor for the over-21 crowd! Our Plantable Pastel Wine Flower...

The handmade seed paper can be easily planted in a soil-filled pot or outdoor garden bed. Just tear the paper into small pieces, soak it in water overnight and then barely cover it with soil or potting soil outside.

Then, plant them outdoors in a container or in the ground, lightly covering with potting soil or garden soil. Keep watered until seeds sprout and begin growing. In a few weeks, the seeds will grow into wildflowers that attract and support pollinators.

Includes: Five Spot ( Nemophila maculata ) | Candytuft ( Iberis umbellata ) | Baby Blue Eyes ( Nemophila menziesii) ) | Siberian Wallflower ( Cheiranthus allionii ) | Scarlet Flax ( Linum grandiflorum ) | Zinnia ( Zinnia elegans )| Sweet William Pinks...

They are the perfect gift to get people started with gardening, or to educate the young gardeners in your life. At your next party, try packaging them with a trowel and a pair of garden gloves, along with simple directions to plant and grow.

Plantable Rainbow Wine Flower Charms are a joyous splash of color to help your guests easily identify which wineglass is theirs. A cheerful and earth-friendly addition to your event!

Pogona vitticeps CBB 35 Furcifer pardalis CBB 55-65 Chamaeleo calyptratus 5-7 cm body CBB 16 7-10 cm body CBB 25 10-12 cm body CBB 30 Chlamydosaurus kingii CBB 80 Hemitheconyx caudicinctus CBB 13 Eublepharis macularius CBB 4-7 Phelsuma madagascariensis...

Glaberrima, though it has a nice upright habit like the paniculatas. ‘Minnie Pearl' was discovered growing along the roadside in Kemper, Mississippi by plantswoman Karen Partlow.

If you're planting them in your own garden, re-use the pouch to store change, plant tags, and more. These Seed Bombs are hand made with red clay and worm castings, to help bind them together and enrich the soil.

If you're planting them in your own garden, re-use the pouch to store change, plant tags, and more. These handmade seed bombs come packaged in an adorable screen-printed pouch, making it the perfect gift! They are hand made with red clay and worm castings,...

There are no yucca moths in Europe, and yucca species grown in gardens there have to be pollinated by hand.Most species of yucca have thick, waxy skins to prevent loss of water through evaporation, called transpiration in plants, and they frequently store...

Pyrethrin will control most insects. Cut with a clean knife that has been dipped in a solution of 10% household bleach. A compact, well-balanced carpet of color in your garden. Some varieties can take over a month to germinate so mark your rows, keep...

Western hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla) has similarly shallow, very fine roots commonly damaged by farming or gardening equipment and fire.Carolina hemlock (Tsuga caroliniana) is a taproot species.

However, for all their good traits, eleagnus shrubs are not without drawbacks because they may self-seed and become invasive in warmer climates.Many elaeagnus species produce showy, colorful berries in autumn.The hardiness and cold tolerance of eleagnus...

Prepare a rooting medium that optimally contains 50 percent sphagnum peat moss, 25 percent composted pine bark and 25 percent perlite, place it in a shallow container, and moisten it thoroughly.Insert the cuttings in the potting mix to half their height,...

I spent ten glorious days in June wandering around the mountains of Seward, Alaska, living with friends and studying the flora and fauna of the land. One of those plants was barely out of the ground.