Dwarf Myrtle Shrub

Its large furry leaves and rough bark distinguished it from . Seeds collected from that tree were sent back to the United States and dispersed to arboretums and nurseries. Alternate to sub-opposite, thick and leathery, privet-like, elliptic to oblong...

Don't over prune in the beginning – make the basic cuts and then allow the plant to grow, and continue shaping over time. This is useful if you want a uniform border and height control, but it can result in bunchy growth and knobby stems that may be...

Its large furry leaves and rough bark distinguished it from . Seeds collected from that tree were sent back to the United States and dispersed to arboretums and nurseries. Alternate to sub-opposite, thick and leathery, privet-like, elliptic to oblong...

Its large furry leaves and rough bark distinguished it from . Seeds collected from that tree were sent back to the United States and dispersed to arboretums and nurseries. Alternate to sub-opposite, thick and leathery, privet-like, elliptic to oblong...

It is native from the Himalayas through southern China, southeast Asia and Japan, but has naturalized in the U.S. from Virginia to Arkansas south to Texas and Florida. Crape Myrtle Pocomoke blooms on this year's new growth (often called “new wood”),...

It is native from the Himalayas through southern China, southeast Asia and Japan, but has naturalized in the U.S. from Virginia to Arkansas south to Texas and Florida. Ebony Glow Crape Myrtle blooms on this year's new growth (often called “new wood”),...

It is native from the Himalayas through southern China, southeast Asia and Japan, but has naturalized in the U.S. from Virginia to Arkansas south to Texas and Florida. Medium and large varieties such as Ebony and Ivory Crape Myrtle tend to develop sucker...

It is native from the Himalayas through southern China, southeast Asia and Japan, but has naturalized in the U.S. from Virginia to Arkansas south to Texas and Florida. For varieties that bloom before mid-July, deadheading (or cutting off spent blossoms)...

It is native from the Himalayas through southern China, southeast Asia and Japan, but has naturalized in the U.S. from Virginia to Arkansas south to Texas and Florida. For varieties that bloom before mid-July, deadheading (or cutting off spent blossoms)...

It is native from the Himalayas through southern China, southeast Asia and Japan, but has naturalized in the U.S. from Virginia to Arkansas south to Texas and Florida. For varieties that bloom before mid-July, deadheading (or cutting off spent blossoms)...

It is a naturally occuring beneficial fungus that colonizes on the new growing roots of plants. It was begun by the late , a research horticulturist whose goal was to produce disease-resistant, cold-hardy crape myrtles.

) is also known as true roman myrtle. Today, we can benefit from its sweet smelling flowers, finely textured evergreen foliage and its unlimited variety of form.Try growing sweet myrtle as a foundation plant, in containers, grouped as a hedge or border,...

It can grow in nearly any type of soil, for example, from sand to clay. A good palm fertilizer is enough to correct any soil deficiencies, though. It also produces small, white flowers in the spring.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1");...

The plant is extremely drought tolerant and needs very little extra watering. The flowers tend to bloom from winter through spring. It grows best in full sun, but it will easily tolerate some light shade.It can handle a light frost, but in climates with...

This will not reduce the amount of blooms come spring, since blooms grow on new growth.4. Remove all side branches up to where you want limbs to start.As with anything else in your landscape, proper maintenance specific to the plant helps ensure a beautiful...

Sow on sterilized soil and cover lightly. They thrive in hot, sunny spots where all other zinnias fail. They resist Powdery Mildew and Leaf Spot. 2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F.

2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F. A colorful mixture of 1-1/4” flower blooms. Elegans) Annual. (6-8”) Thumbelina Mix Zinnia features a unique, bushy, compact and extra dwarf habit with fully matured plants.

Hardy hibiscus seeds for sale, the are from this summers flowering and still in their pods. Hardy hibiscus seeds from bushes they are 6 to 7 years old. Also have seeds from a plant with no name but has fusia flowers.

Cheroky princess.2kg 6. Please quto us as belows, dog wood seeds 1.magic dog wood seeds ;much is better 2.flowering dog wood seeds .rubra (red); 2 kg 3.dog wood seeds. Stella pink.2kg 5.

For more details, please visit my website: http://megsmininigerians.com/ or Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/MegsMiniNigerians. All of our breeding stock (this excludes pet does and wethers) are dual registered with ADGA (American Dairy Goat Association)...

Dwarf goats make excellent pets! Bottle babies and weaned kids available through out the year. Raising Registered and unregistered Nigerian Dwarf and Pygmy goats. Located in Seguin, TX.

Feel free to contact us with any questions. Our focus is on healthy correct registered Nigerian Dwarfs that will excel in the milk pail as well as the show ring. Our goats are raised for milk production and show prospects.

Her sire is pigmy (also for sale) and the mother is Nigerian dwarf. Would prefer buyer has other goats or buy the Billy. Both on premises. He is a real friendly tame little guy ...

2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F. Can also be sown directly. Plants start blooming profusely 6 weeks from seeding. (12-14”) Magellan Cherry Zinnia was bred to produce cut flowers on a dwarf plant.

2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F. Can also be sown directly. Plants start blooming profusely 6 weeks from seeding. (12-14”) Magellan Scarlet Zinnia was bred to produce cut flowers on a dwarf plant.

2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F. Can also be sown directly. Plants start blooming profusely 6 weeks from seeding. (12-14”) Magellan Pink Zinnia was bred to produce cut flowers on a dwarf plant.

2,000-6,000 seeds/oz.; 3-7 days, 70-72°F. Can also be sown directly. Plants start blooming profusely 6 weeks from seeding. (12-14”) Magellan Yellow Zinnia was bred to produce cut flowers on a dwarf plant.