Candlelabra Madagascar Palm - Easy to Grow! - Dracaena marginata - 4" Pot

Brand: newlifenursery1dotnet

Hakuro Nishiki Dappled Willow Salix integra 'Hakuro-nishiki' ( also known as dappled japanese willow, or variegated willow ) 'Hakuro-nishiki' is a more compact cultivar that typically grows to 4-6' tall and features attractive variegated foliage throughout the growing season. New foliage emerges pink in spring, maturing to variegated shades of pink, creamy white and green. Narrow, lance-shaped leaves are particularly attractive in spring to early summer, but gradually fade to mostly green as summer progresses. Stems turn red in fall providing excellent winter interest. All stems turn red in warm winter climates. Height : 4-6 Feet Width : 4-6 Feet Exposure : Full sun to partial shade Hardiness zones : 5-8

Brand: Wellspring Gardens

One of the easisest nepenthes. Especially suited for beginners. Most of the many nepenthes are easy to grow and readily adapt to the conditions inside the home. There are two distinct types based on the altitude where they typically grow: Highland- above 3,000 feet or Lowland- below 3,000 feet. Some growers break these out even further. Ultra Highland- above 6,000 feet, Intermediate (straddling both High and Low), and Ultra Lowland. All types are tropical and should be protected from temperatures below 40F. Highland types generally prefer cooler (yet still warm) temperatures: 65F - 90F during the day and 45F - 65F at night. The Lowland types prefer the same warm temperatures both night and day but will usually tolerate cooler nighttime temps around 60F - 70F. Given that most growers can't control temperatures that precisely, one can usually achieve success since many Nepenthes are adaptable to conditions inside the typical home. Zone 10. Grow in loose moist, but well-drained soil. Soil may be a mix of peat, perlite, bark, and vermiculite. Grow in bright, diffused light with high humidity (60%). Hardy from zones 10. Grows 72 - 96 inches.Requires acidic soil that is usually moist and very little fertilizer. Partial to full sun. You will be receiving 1 plant between 3 & 8 inches in a 3 inch deep pot.

Brand: The Orchid Gallery

This one will produce lovely yellow / greenish flowers with splashes of violet on the tips and a deeper yellow in the centers. This is a clone of Blc (or Rlc, if you insist) Rhyncholaeliocattleya Memoria A-Nunt Meesangnil, first registered in 1996. The breeding is Rhyncholaeliocattleya Greenwich x Cattleya Prem. If you're into cattleyas, this is a good one to have. These come in 3.5 inch pots and the longest leaves are 8 or 9 inches. Catts like bright indirect light and you should allow them to get dry or almost dry between waterings. Cattleyas are good beginner orchids as they can stand a little abuse. We have a bunch of these and we'll pick out a nice one for you. We always ship the largest plant. We think these are blooming size, which we define as likely to flower within 12 months or so. You can buy with confidence. We guarantee customer satisfaction upon delivery.

Manufacturer: Hollow Creek Bonsai Brand: WWW.HOLLOWCREEKBONSAI.COM

Known by many different names Pin Frog, Flower Frog, Flower Spikes, Needle Holder and Kenzan it is a must for flower arranging enthusiasts. Flower frogs are reusable pieces of lead with small spikes that hold flowers in place within the arrangement. - Ikebana as an art form Ikebana (ee-kay-bah-nah) is the art of Japanese flower arranging. The object is simply to create something of beauty for the delight of others and, in so doing, improve yourself. The artist sees it as a discipline of the inner spirit for the ultimate purification of the mind and heart. No judging of the work is conducted. Dating back to the 15th Century, this art form reflects three fundamental characteristics of Japanese thinking: an innate love of nature, an abiding love of line, and an instinctive love of symbolism. For the Japanese, flowers signify communion with the heart of nature. Through the centuries, ikebana has grown to incorporate 23 leading schools. The first, Ikenobo (15th Century), advocates using the natural bend of branches. This school, together with Sogetsu, Ohara and Misho would be considered the leading schools. The Sogetsu School has emerged as an exemplary contemporary school whose arrangements fit seamlessly in today's modern and traditional d/cor. The goal of your arrangement is to create three levels of flowers -- high, medium and low. The highest point should equal twice the width of your container, plus twice the height. The medium level is approximately 3/4 of the highest poin...

Manufacturer: 9Greenbox Brand: 9GreenBox

Good Gift ideal for everyone want to watch their own bonsai grow from seeds. Good education and learning experience. Chinese Juniper Bonsai - Juniperus chinensis 'Shimpaku' A very dwarf spreading upright Chinese Juniper. Used extensively for Bonsai. Dark green foliage that is on short branches with bunches of leaves. Nice when used as a formal upright in Bonsai due to the horizontal stems getting massive bunches of leaves. Height and spread in 10 years: 3' x 6'. Prefers sun. Hardy in zones 5-9. In cooler regions grow as a house plant in a sunny, yet cool window. What defines "dwarf" and "miniature"? Dwarf varieties grow one to six inches per year. Miniature varieties grow less than one inch per year. These plants are more valuable because they grow so slow. They can be used as: Bonsai, Rock Gardens, Trough Gardens, Patio Containers, and even Garden Railways.

Manufacturer: RYUGA Brand: Ryuga Model: RC-01

The Satsuki Hasami Shear has a long, narrow body and is a fine shear for trimming buds and reaching deep with minimum disturbance to surrounding foliage. It has finger rings well suited for smaller hands. RC-01 179mm

Brand: Bonsai Boy

Manufacturer: Bonsaiboy Brand: Bonsai Boy Model: e2665 Color: Multi

Artificial Japanese Cedar bonsai tree.

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy

The Flowering Tillandsias are attractive and interesting members of the Pineapple family otherwise known as the bromeliad family. They are native in the southern United States, Mexico, and Central and South America. Most Tillandsias grow on trees or rocks without soil. They receive all their water and nutrients through scales on their leaves called trichomes. In nature, nutrients are provided by decaying leaves, dust, or insect matter. Their wire like roots are used for anchoring only. The Tillandsia likes bright light but not direct sunlight. A shaded patio or near a bright window in the house. The plants blooms have striking like purple flowers and it must be kept from severe cold. It likes fresh air from time to time. Wet your plant 1-2 times a week. A humidity/drip tray can be used to help provide humidity.