Flowers Plants For Sale In Missouri

This Best of Show winner and new Cajun hibiscus variety will delight you with its spectacular blooms. Hibiscus ‘Swamp Cloud' (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis hybrid) ‘Swamp Cloud' has amazing 8” flowers with attractive light lavender petals and bold pink...

Coco Loco Plant (Cocos nucifera) Here's an unusual gift for any gardening enthusiast. It adds a tropical feel to the indoor garden. In India, it is called kalpa vriksha meaning “the tree that provides all the necessities of life.” Sold as a large...

Cape Primrose ‘Party Pinafore' (Streptocarpus hybrid) A new two-tone streptocarpus that delights the eye with frilly edges of lavender-white on the lower part of the petal and a rich solid purple on the upper petal.

Orchid Cactus ‘Just Beautiful' (Epiphyllum hybrid) Hanging baskets bloom in late winter and spring and become masterpieces of immense beauty and color. Like all in this genus, they're easy-to-grow and forgiving of neglectful watering, but remember to...

Climbing Oleander (Strophanthus preussii) A wild and unusual floral display arrives from late spring to fall on this shrubby vine from central West Africa. These unusual flowers remind us of the infinite possibilities found in nature.

Umbels of white-blushed pink blossoms artistically cascade over its attractive white spotted, deep green leaves. Begonia ‘Good ‘N Plenty' (Begonia fibrous hybrid) Interior designers love this "Angel Wing" Begonia to accent the home or office.

It won the award for the ‘Most Unusual Aroid' at the International Aroid Society Show. Remember, keep it moist, go light on the fertilizer and grow in a partially sunlit window if it's an indoor houseplant.

Once the active growing season is over, you can cut back the vines and reduce water for the winter months. Small, sweet-smelling flowers appear in summer and attract bees which pollinate the species.

Bougainvillea 'Raspberry Ice' (Bougainvillea hybrid) A profuse bloomer that is one of the most vigorous variegated cultivars in our collection. An industry standard in variegated Bougainvilleas.

Jasmine ‘Flore Plena' (Jasminum sambac) This new cultivar brings the intoxicating fragrance typical of the sambac cultivars along with its unique double blooms. This unique cultivar is often used in bouquets at weddings and festive occasions in India.

'Thompsonii' is accented by mottled yellow and green foliage and glowing orange flowers. Abutilon 'Thompsonii' (Abutilon pictum) This reliable everbloomer is adeptly suited for container culture with a compact, densely branching habit.

Mint Shrub (Elsholtzia stauntonii) Spires of bright pink blooms arise in the late fall garden from this Chinese perennial shrub. The pollinators love the blooms where they can find nectar and pollen as they prepare for the winter ahead.

Cootamundra Wattle (Acacia baileyana) Bringing a splash of bright yellow to the winter garden, this famous Acacia sports silvery-blue foliage, and although grown as a large landscape tree in southern CA as well as its native land of Australia, it makes...

It's clean and has light beige fibers that are very strong. Sphagnum Moss Our long-fibered sphagnum moss is ideal for seedlings, orchids, ferns or air-layering. This is the moss that we grow our Phalaenopsis orchids in.

Tahitian Gardenia (Gardenia taitensis) This rare gardenia has large, pinwheel-shaped, single blooms that emit a sweet fragrance. Grow in full sun and warm temperatures for best results.

Sapodilla ‘Silas Woods' (Manilkara zapota) This rare dwarf Sapodilla ‘Silas Woods' produces fruit when young, often within the first year as a container plant. Although optimum minimum temperatures are 60°F, it can tolerate temperatures down to 35°F...

The 6” long fruit has green, bumpy skin and good eating quality similar to the typical Hass Avocado. Avocado ‘Florida Hass' (Persea americana) ‘Florida Hass' Avocado has performed exceptionally well for us in containers.

The basil fronds that hold tightly to the tree or board protect the roots from damage and drying out. Staghorn Fern On Wooden Plaque (Platycerium bifurcatum) A large, majestic Staghorn Fern is nicely mounted on this hand-cut wooden plaque.

Moses in the Cradle ‘Sitara's Gold' (Tradescantia spathacea) This resilient indoor container plant is found in several color forms and ‘Sitara's Gold' brings another unique addition.

Begonia ‘Coral Chimes' (Begonia fibrous hybrid) A true dwarf Angel Wing with white spotted leaves and everblooming clusters of bright coral flowers makes this Begonia a particular favorite for windowsill culture.

Coneflower ‘Green Twister' (Echinacea hybrid) ‘Green Twister' is an unusual new coneflower developed in Germany by Jelitto. ‘Green Twister' blooms from summer through fall and it flowers the first year you plant it in the garden.

Paw Paw 'Mango' (Asimina triloba) A late ripening variety with orange-yellow flesh. Ripens in October. Plants have exceptional vigor and will bear early as young trees.

Grow in partial sun to shade outside or bright, indirect light inside. Keep the soil evenly moist to help this beautiful calathea to thrive. Calathea Warscewiczii (Calathea warscewiczii) Velvety green leaves have decorative, dark green banding throughout...

Long spires of bright yellow flowers emerge from January to April and fill the air with a delicate fragrance. Canary Island Broom (Genista canariensis) The winter days are awakened by the sweet fragrance of this subtropical broom.

Any convenient method of application may be used. Apply 1 cup of mixture per 6 inch pot. For larger plants and shrubs, mix 1-2 cups (8-16 fl. Ozs.) per gallon of water. Any excess that runs off will drop down onto the root feeding zone and give longer...

Meyer Lemon (Citrus limon) An heirloom dwarf lemon with delicious golden-yellow fruit, Meyer Lemon makes a fine potted plant and it's the hardiest lemon for cool temperatures. Brought into the U.S. at the turn of the century from China, it is thought...

Growing to 2 feet, its strongly aromatic foliage is an added bonus to the adventurous gardener. Hummingbird Mint 'Tutti-Frutti' (Agastache) Tall spires of raspberry-purple will grace the garden border with this perennial herb.