Flowers Plants For Sale In Nova Scotia

A wonderful full sun to shade loving begonia, Bossa Nova makes an outstanding hanging basket or patio container. Feed regularly with a balanced fertilizer and let the soil dry to the touch between waterings.

Begonia ‘Dainty Spray' Sport (Begonia fibrous hybrid) This outstanding variegated begonia makes an excellent hanging basket with its classic Angel Wing foliage. The variegation is stable with pink-to-copper colored leaf edges and although slower growing...

Begonia ‘Bubbles' (Begonia fibrous hybrid) This Angel Wing begonia has two remarkable traits: it is adaptable and vibrant. Whimsical dark green and white polka dot leaves are shaped like "angel's wings".

True blue is a very hard to come by color in the garden, but Diamonds Blue sparkles with an exceptionally radiant cobalt touched with a violet highlight. Loose spikes of wide open, 5-petaled blooms are absolutely spellbinding in the landscape and fresh...

Keep cool or refrigerate. One gallon bottle. Hydroponics: Mix 2-3 tsp per gallon of water for recirculating systems or 1 tsp per gallon for bag culture. With the present-day soiless mixes which don't always hold soluble nutrients well, we often neglect...

‘Star Sprite' is another Sage Reynold's hybrid. Because the growth habit is somewhat trailing with tight internodes, it makes an outstanding hanging basket or standard. Abutilon ‘Star Sprite' is a megapotanicum type that's a prolific bloomer of 1”...

Hardy in zones 4-9. Hardy kiwi plants have excellent pest and disease resistance. One male plant can pollinate up to 8 female plants. ‘Ken's Red' is a vigorous grower that should be planted in full sun with support to climb on.

'Pink China' generally reaches 4' tall the first season and it spreads by underground rhizomes creating a larger display with each subsequent year. It makes the perfect tropical plant for people in colder zones who don't want to move plants inside for...

Its vining trunk needs to reach ¾” in diameter before blooming begins. Rare and much sought after, this Philippine native requires room to grow. This robust climber produces large chains of turquoise flowers, over a foot in length, from late spring...

Then, prepare to be amazed with its glorious show of blooms. To initiate flowering, make sure the nighttime temperatures are quite cool (about 40°F) in late fall and early winter.

Remember to keep the plant warm; if it gets too cold, it can get root disease. The pictured plant is about 3' tall and grew big fruit after only 10 months. Papaya ‘TR Hovey' (Carica papaya) Exotic and deliciously edible, ‘TR Hovey' is a dwarf papaya...

The foliage has a pungent sage fragrance. Amazingly enough, the pairs of flowers look like miniature lips, hence its name, 'Hot Lips.' Like most plants in the Labiatae family, it's a fast grower that loves the sun and puts on a full display from late...

‘Dwarf Giant Papyrus' makes a wonderful addition to a summer mixed container with flowering annuals planted around it. If grown indoors, place it in a well-lit location. Its upright, stiff, triangular stems have large, feathery seedheads adding a touch...

The fully double flowers have creamy white petals in a gorgeous corsage form. Combined with its glossy, evergreen foliage, this shrub is a must-have for an indoor container or outdoor garden in zones 7-9.

The mauve-blue, fan-like flowers arise along the arching stems in continuous succession and when it gets too big simply prune it back which it takes with ease. In its native habitat, it flowers in summer, but we have found it to bloom from spring to early...

Blooming intermittently throughout the year, it brings color to the indoor garden. Cape Primrose ‘Wow' is a new hybrid from Poland that's a strong grower. The flowers reach 2” across and they rise majestically above the velvety foliage.

And this is a perfect plant for little or no direct sunlight. A slow grower, this selaginella, also known as spike moss, needs to be kept moist. Its bright red stems accent the upright leaflets and dark green tops.

Our Lipstick Plant Collection includes one plant each of: Orange Lipstick Plant (Aeschynanthus xsplendidus) - Brilliant orange blooms arrive in early spring and flower until summer.

Grow in full sun and warm temperatures for best results. The broad leaves of this Polynesian native act as a green backdrop to highlight the white curling flowers. Because of its everblooming qualities, Tahitian Gardenia is a favorite for any fragrance...

Truly representative of Elephants Ears this Thai Giant is a variety that won't disappoint you with is majestic grandeur. Each leaf will reach approximately 48” across. Don't forget to feed it throughout the summer.

The flavorful juice vesicles pop in your mouth or are used in salads or drinks to provide a zesty lime taste. Sweet flowers emerge in springtime and fruit follows that ripens red just in time for the holidays.

Acacias need a chill period, below 60°F, during the fall and early winter to induce flowering. And, even when out of bloom, the attractive silver-gray foliage of this Australian native makes a dramatic statement.

‘Fat Chance' can be grown in a terrarium since it prefers moist soil. Short pink flowers bloom in summer. The hairs help direct insects down into the pitcher where they will be dissolved for food.

Grow this easy-care houseplant on a sunny windowsill to maximize its bloom potential. Be sure to let the soil dry out between waterings. Individual flowers measure 1-2” and the bloom cluster is 4-6” wide.

Myrtle Leaf Orange (Citrus myrtifolia) This sour orange is one of the best citrus plants for containers because of its compact growing habit and hearty root structure. With densely foliated myrtle-like leaves, in spring it produces fragrant, white flowers...

But this hardy kiwi has the added benefit of being able to set fruit without a cross-pollinator so you only need one plant making it ideal for small gardens or landscapes. ‘Issai' is a more compact vine than some of the other hardy kiwis.

Vigorous and easy to flower. One of the oldest in our collection, this everbloomer has filled windows and conservatories with immense beauty and fragrance for decades. Its 4" purple and blush-pink petals and sepals are accented by a deep amethyst corolla.