Flowers Plants For Sale In Palmdale

Strawberry Firetails (Acalypha pendula) A favorite with children, this stunning, trailing Chenille Plant has blossoms that begin as wispy buttons and elongate into fuzzy cones. At maturity, they become 3-4" long streamers.

Its 3" soft pink bells, often opening with a touch of salmon, then densely cluster on the tips of upright stems. It also makes a fine standard with its tight internodes and branching habit.

To our surprise, Climbing Bauhinia makes a wonderful container plant with staking or support. The more sun the better, preferring 60ºF lows, although it will tolerate temperatures into the 30s for short periods.

Climbing Onion (Bowiea volubilis) This one truly thrives on neglect. As they mature, dense lacy branches form and give a full appearance. When fall arrives, the growth dies back and the Climbing Onion goes into a period of dormancy.

It has deep purple to inky black triangular- shaped leaves with bursts of pink flowers arriving in the spring and summer months. Enjoy these fast growers as houseplants, annuals or tucked into a rock garden.

Its unobtrusive nature lends to the plant being the center of attention and not the shelf. Single Veg Ledge Window Shelf Need more space to grow your plants? Easy to install; simply clean the window and swab with an alcohol wipe (included).

Hardy to Zone 7, ‘Madison' can take temperatures into the teens and as a container plant, it can be used for fragrance in baskets or trained on a stake or trellis. The fragrant blooms engulf the bush every spring.

Variegated Calamondin Orange (Citrus x citrofortunella mitis ‘Variegata') The famous ‘Calamondin' orange has beautiful cream and green variegated foliage making it a very desirable ornamental fruiting plant.

Begonia ‘Elaine' (Begonia fibrous hybrid) A wonderfully compact Angel Wing with frilly, narrow leaves and a continual crop of huge pink flowers. The blooms hang in weeping umbels which create a dramatic basket.

This US native is also known as pleurisy root and it has been used in herbal medicine to treat respiratory conditions dating back to Native American culture. It's good to mark the spot where it has gone dormant in the fall so as not to disturb the crown...

Preferring it warm, cooler temperatures in winter will induce dormancy where it can become deciduous. The foliage color is enriched with bright but diffused light levels. Barsaloux‘s Begonia (Begonia barsalouxiae) This Central American native has defined...

It has glossy, heart-shaped leaves and needs to be grown on a stake or trellis. Betel Leaf is grown in Asia for its stimulant properties. It prefers moist soil in a partially sunlit location.

Citrus Duo Collection Enjoy our most popular and easy-to-grow citrus plants. The Key Lime has small, flavorful limes that are highly aromatic. Both plants are shipped in 5” pots.

Juncus ‘Big Twister' (Juncus effusus) ‘Big Twister' is an attractive foliage plant with thick, curly, spiraled green leaves that add an unusual dimension to your patio, garden or home.

As with others in this family, keep the soil evenly moist and grow in a well-drained potting mix. Of all the Calatheas that we have grown, this one is the most resistant to tip-and-edge-browning, being virtually free of that cultural issue.

It blooms continuously from mid-summer until frost with no deadheading required. Perennial in zones 5-9. Grow in full sun and well-drained soil. Butterfly Bush Lo & Behold ‘Blue Chip' p.p. (Buddleia hybrid) This miniature butterfly bush is easy to grow...

Loquat ‘Christmas' (Eriobotrya japonica hybrid) ‘Christmas' Loquat is an ideal plant for container gardening in northern zones since it blooms and fruits easily at a young age.

Hibiscus ‘Chad' (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis hybrid) The outrageous colored blooms of orange-red streaked and splashed in yellow, will light up any sunlit growing space. The 4" flowers, although smaller than our other varieties, make even a bigger statement...

Dr. Earth Organic Citrus, Avocado and Fruit Tree Fertilizer Citrus, avocado and other fruit trees need a steady supply of essential plant nutrients, minerals and micronutrients as well as beneficial soil microbes for optimum health, flowering and fruiting.

It makes an ideal houseplant for the gardener who travels frequently since this succulent requires minimal watering. Like many succulents, Euphorbia obesa is somewhat slow growing but can tolerate dry conditions.

Maypop Passion Flower (Passiflora incarnata) Beautiful flowers, fragrance and succulent fruit are characteristic of this native North American Passion Flower. Three-inch wide, creamy pink petals in a fully banded corolla appear throughout the summer.

This item is a female for those who already have a male. Single plant sold in a 4" pot. Like most female hardy kiwi, Ken's Red needs a hardy male kiwi for cross-pollination. Hardy in zones 4-9.

Camellia ‘Fragrant Pink' (Camellia lutchuensis hybrid) True to its name, ‘Fragrant Pink' has cheery pink flowers that emit a delicate sweetness tantalizing the senses from December to January.

Horse's Teeth Haworthia (Haworthia maughanii x truncata) This one-of-a-kind plant is a short succulent with leathery-looking, flattopped leaves that resemble horse's teeth or thick pages of an open book.

‘Limelight Dancer' is a vigorous grower that usually blooms in late fall or early winter when the day length is very short. ‘Limelight Dancer' will bloom this year. Be sure to allow the soil to dry out between waterings.

Be sure to let the soil dry out between waterings. Euphorbias are indestructible houseplants that thrive on neglect. Crown of Thorns ‘Flame of the Forest' (Euphorbia milii hybrid) Resembling colorful butterfly wings, ‘Flame of the Forest' has intense...

Palestine Sweet Lime (Citrus aurantifolia hybrid) Looks like a lime, smells like a lime, but with an exceptionally sweet flavor. A hybrid of unknown origin, this vigorous grower flowers and fruits throughout the year.