Stachys Byzantina

His dam is Accoyo Venice, a maternal granddaughter of Victor and a paternal granddaughter of Royal Fawn. Stachys is exhibiting the same characteristics as his grandsire, Accoyo Pinachi - on his dam, Sunflower's side; adding a proven, yet rare Accoyo genetic...

Even though lamb's ear is a hardy plant, you should take these precautions to lessen the chance of infection from pruning.Cut dead or browning leaves from the entirety of the lamb's ear plant, allowing only healthy foliage to remain.

Contains: Fresh cultivated Wood Betony (Stachys officinalis) and organic grain alcohol. At one time this plant was so revered as a panacea , the Italians encouraged "Sell your coat and buy betony".

Should we agree on packaging, quality, supply and price we shall be ordering large consignments in shipping containers to be shipped to Walvis Bay Namibia or Durban / Cape Town South Africa Regards, Adrian Breedyk

This variety of Hyssop is more tolerant of cold winters and wet soil. Plant this handsome low-maintenance clumping perennial in a sunny location. ‘Blue Fortune' needs full sun to light shade and dry to medium soil.

Reaching 2 feet tall and not quite as wide, it's compact enough to fit nicely into the border, along the driveway, and as part of accent plantings, but wherever it is placed, it has a huge impact.

Keep at 65-75°F with evenly moist conditions by placing some plastic wrap over the containers until germination occurs. What You'll Grow Plant: Bushy clumps of narrow, bright green leaves with a licorice scent.

It is often mistakenly placed against the plant base, increasing the chance of rot or insect damage because of the persistently moist condition. Many people useIn partial sun areas with no foot traffic, I have used Geranium macrorrhizum.

This family is characterized by large flowers in almost every botanical color and hairy seeds. These plants often have brownish or reddish leaves and flowers from yellow through pink to purple.

Mountain mint (Pycnanthemum muticum) : Among my favorite native perennials, mountain mint's silvery sheen comes not from the foliage, but from the bracts (modified leaves found around the flowers).

More tough and woody stems are best deadheaded with pruners. Some flower seeds are highly attractive to birds, so leaving the flower heads remaining at season's end is an economical alternative to purchased bird seed.