Organic Gardening Flowers For Sale In Milwaukee

Tall and have blooms of bright pink, red and yellow. Keep moist while germinating and thin seedlings 10- to 18-inches apart in all directions. Pinch off spent blossoms on a regular basis — or use them as cuttings in flower arrangements — to extend...

Seeds can be slightly chipped and soaked for better results. Thin seedlings 4- to 6-inches apart and provide support so plants can climb. Direct sow outdoors 1/4 inch deep after the last frost of spring and keep moist while germinating.

Plants germinate quickly and will thrive in areas with full sun, rich soil and ample water. (Annual) CERTIFIED ORGANIC Note: Some parts of these plants are edible. Plants are ready to harvest when the heads turn brown and most of the leaves have dropped.

Planting and Growing Tips: Hardy annuals flourish in areas with full sun and moist, well-drained soil. Seeds can be slightly chipped and soaked for better results. Watch closely and apply organic pesticides, if necessary.

Planting and Growing Tips: Hardy plants thrive in rich, fast draining soil, ample water and plenty of sunshine. Direct sow in early spring when the soil is still cool and a light frost is possible.

Long strong stems, and a very productive annual. This is the best for showiness of all these darkeyed gals, with a very fancy hairstyling about the doubled, twisting and curled golden petals.

Height: 24-36”. Very unique and will add creativity to any cut flower display. Husky plants with thick knotted trails of deep red blooms falling from sturdy stems.

In warmer climates, sow directly into prepared gardens and cover with 1/4 inch of soil. Water thoroughly and thin seedlings 6- to 12-inches apart. Start indoors under lights 3- to 4-weeks before the last frost date of spring.

Also known as Mexican Sunflower, Red Torch is a favorite because of its fiery orange, 2 to 3 inch flowers and extremely long bloom period. Plants are ready to harvest when the heads turn brown and most of the leaves have dropped.

Thin seedlings 8- to 12-inches apart in all directions and mulch to conserve moisture loss and discourage weeds. Picking spent blooms will prolong the flowering season late into summer.

Bicolor blooms in shades of burgundy, pink and purple are highly scented. 70 days from transplant, 90 days from direct seeding.

Large, crested purple-rose flower combs. 60 days from transplant, 80 days from direct seeding.

Unique and easy to grow! Orange Porcupine Calendula is a beautiful selection of the old “Radio” variety. Space 12- to 24-inches apart in all directions and water deeply to promote vibrant growth and beautiful blossoms.

Great for containers and borders or scattered throughout the garden. Water thoroughly and thin 8- to 18-inches apart after seedlings have sprouted. Mulch to prevent weeds, conserve moisture and improve aesthetics.

Plumes can be multiplied if you pinch the center bud. Feathery flowers, with earthy cinnamon color.

Seed pods are fluted, a great conversation piece! Height 18-24”. A unique alien like yellow bloom mix, for great filler in bouquets.

Perfect for xeric (water conserving) gardens, beds, borders or pots. In warmer climates, sow directly into prepared gardens and cover with 1/4 inch of soil. Once established, plants are easy to grow and require little attention.

Tornado Red is an excellent choice for both fresh and dried arrangements and can be creatively used in mixed bouquets or entirely on its own. Better yet, the seed is certified organic, so the variety has a leg up on other Celosias for the organics marketplace.

Cut flowers will keep their color when dried. (Annual, 30-36″ tall) Each packet contains approximately 250 seeds. Easy to grow, just broadcast and gently rake or tamp to a depth of 1/8 inch deep — barely cover! Space seedlings 8- to 10-inches apart...

Often seen growing of its own accord in open fields. Enjoy the abundance of bright orange blooms that have a pleasant fragrance. An early season wildflower that is easy to grow and attracts pollinators.

Planting and Growing Tips: These prolific, low maintenance beauty grows well in sunny garden spots and require plenty of room to accommodate their sprawling habit. Seeds can be chipped and soaked for better germination.

Planting and Growing Tips: Native to Africa, this hardy plant thrives in areas with full sun and high humidity. Seeds can be slightly chipped and soaked for better results. Caution: Seeds and seedpods are poisonous! Remove flower clusters as they appear...

They make a real statement as an accent or a focal flower. Commonly known as Sweet William, these flowers are more than just a filler. Plants with 10 - 12” spread form large slightly rounded spicy scented flower heads on strong sturdy 16 - 24” stems.

Mixture of fan shaped flower combs in iridescent shades of green, orange, pink, red and yellow. 60 days from transplant, 80 days from direct seeding.

Once established, plants are very hardy and will thrive in many conditions. Mulch well to conserve moisture loss and discourage weeds. Planting and Growing Tips: Direct sow in sunny locations after all danger of frost has passed.

This semi-determinate Seeds of Change original yields impressive, scarlet red beefsteak tomatoes with rich, perfectly balanced sweet/acid flavor. Trellising is optional, and yields up to 50 tomatoes per plant.

Soak seeds overnight prior to planting to improve germination and sow — 1/2 inch deep — as soon as the soil can be worked in early spring. Water regularly during warm, dry conditions to keep them blooming.