Rock Garden Plant Seeds For Sale In South Korea

When they arrive, remove all the packing material from around the plants, give them a long drink of water, and set them in a shady spot protected from strong winds. The fruit is glossy and heavier than you would expect, so keep those fruiting stems tied...

Plant this climbing rose in full sun in moist, well-drained soil. 'Fragrant Cloud' x 'Tradition'. It covers itself with healthy dark green leaves that provide a wonderful backdrop to the gorgeous fragrant blooms.

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. Then add some water-soluble fertilizer to the water.

But the best part is the flavor. 60 days from direct-sowing. They color up quite young, adding bright golden-yellow color to the garden, and boast a velvety texture that holds sauces and dressings beautifully.

Ideal for home gardens, it needs no isolation from other corn, and has great staying power on the stalk. Delicious! TripleSweet corn actually contains TWO kernel types, selected and reselected to create an ear that is 75% sugary-enhanced and 25% supersweet.

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.

Fertilize when the blooms appear, and water well. 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 climate with short growing seasons, outdoors at least one week after...

You can never have too many Crocus! Zones 3-8. Nestle them around trees, circling the base of the mailbox, along the edge of the foundation, and on garden paths. All this bulb asks is well-drained, reasonably fertile soil in full sunshine to light or...

These open to beautiful leaves, and before you know it, you have a neatly mounded, lush and colorful plant for part to full shade. This premier mix brings you the best of the fancy-leafed types, and we think you will be delighted with their performance.

Jenny has less foliage cover for its melons than most, but otherwise looks just like another melon in the field. Once you slice it open and sample a bite, however, you'll discover the difference! Super sweet and very juicy, this is a super-small-seeded...

(For even earlier harvests, start seeds indoors.) Pick when the fruits are still small (4 to 8 inches long). Thin the seedlings to 24 inches apart, or plant several seeds in hills 4 feet apart and then thin to 2 plants per hill.

You don't have to tear or crack the sides of the pot like many of us have learned to do with peat pots, to help the roots find their way out. And while peat pots can often take several seasons to break down, nitrogen-rich CowPots begin biodegrading immediately,...

(Yes, you read that correctly!) The first crop is in late spring or early summer. 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 creamy-sweet flavor is brought out well when the fruit is baked, steamed, or even microwaved. The fruit signals its ripeness for picking when the stems turn brown and the rind turns nearly scarlet and quite firm.

It stays upright and open while you work, freeing your hands for raking leaves, pruning plants, spreading mulch -- whatever today in the garden brings! Then, when it's empty, it swirls flat, forming a 3-inch circle you can hang or stack in almost no space...

Pamper it the first year to get it established, then watch it take off in your garden! 'Little Goldstar' pairs with all the summer bloomers, making a great foreground planting to tall Echinacea, leggy Sedum, and leafy Shasta Daisies.

All hail the king! The world's best-loved daffodil since its introduction in 1899, King Alfred is a trumpet type with big, sunny yellow blooms and an unstoppably vigorous nature. Just 16 to 18 inches high, these dark green stems sport huge blooms that...

All maturing within a few days of one another and identical in round, flattish shape and size, these mini peppers are superb for slicing and pickling. Set seedlings (or thin direct-sown seedlings) 2 feet apart in full sun.

If starting indoors, allow 7 to 10 weeks for the seeds to mature into seedlings large enough to transplant safely. 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...

65 days from setting out transplants. Set plants 2 to 2 1/2 feet apart. So get your tallest stakes or cages ready for a long, very fruitful harvest! Start seeds indoors 5 to 6 weeks before the last frost date.

As fragrant as it is pleasing to the eye, the white blooms open to show deep purple centers which contrast dramatically with its pearly petals.The flashy flowers stand among lush, over-sized green foliage arching gracefully like a living fountain.

The polyethylene is molded with a rustic barrel pattern with darkened ribs for that added touch of realism. Rain Wizard barrels are available in two sizes -- 40-gallon and 50-gallon -- and in assorted colors.

It is not as frost-tolerant as traditional heading broccoli might be, but in fall it can be grown right up to hard frost or placed in a cold frame. 60 days from transplanting. For spring crops, start seeds indoors 5 to 7 weeks before last frost date,...

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 in any pattern you like.

Create a season-long daffodil display with Citrus Splash Mix, a fantastic collection of the most colorful and varied varieties in the family! If you want to plant a varied, bright, and long-lasting daffodil display that far exceeds the usual white and...

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...