Fragrant Flowering Plant Seeds For Sale In South Korea

Deer leave it alone, and it needs little attention from you to continue to bloom and fruit for many years to come. You are going to love this Arrowwood Viburnum in your permanent landscape.

They'll live for years with this kind of treatment! (They're also easy to propagate. If you live in a frost-free climate, though, you can probably overwinter them successfully. And they keep coming from the first whiff of hot June weather until the Halloween...

Full sun only in zones 5 and 6. Part shade in zones 7 and 8. It reaches 6 feet high and 4 feet wide. 'Gibraltar' is an exceptional Exbury hybrid boasting huge trusses of flat, 2 1/2-inch flowers with broad, charmingly fringed, coppery orange-red petals.

These butterfly-attracting blooms can also be used, along with various herbs, as an addition to pillows -- many people use hops as part of aromatherapy. This long-lived perennial climber can reach 20 feet long and 10 feet wide in a single season, covering...

This woodland sage is much more compact, longer-blooming, and more intensely colored than others. Famously unfussy about soil, they flourish in blazing sun, tolerating drought and heat.

Shake up the Marigold bed with this dreamy African variety! Vanilla Improved sets large, perfect pompons of creamy white, a startling change of pace from the yellows, oranges, and reds of the Marigold family.

Its gently cupped petals are a brisk white on top but as the wind tosses their delicate flowerheads a violet underside is revealed. Its golden centers add to the thrilling display and all of that joyful color is help aloft on nodding cord-like stems.

Expect 20 to 25 buds per scape on this 26-inch-high cultivar, for many weeks of blooms twice a season. A Dan Trimmer introduction from the late 1990s, 'Blackthorne' remains one of the very best for everything from rich, dark color to floriferousness to...

The blooms are 2 inches across and held wide open, with a small, distinctive contrasting eye. The blooms continue in full force for months, despite extreme heat, poor soil, and just about any other obstacle Nature throws its way! The Pacifica series is...

And the old blooms obligingly drop from the plants, so no more deadheading for you! These trumpet-shaped 1 1/2- to 2-inch blooms simply blanket the plant beginning in mid-spring, weeks before other spreading Petunias are even setting buds.

And the shape of its mounding, spreading habit may remind you of a turtle! Winner of several awards, 'Hilda Niblett' is a classic variety that gardeners have loved for many years. This is not a shrub that appreciates you digging around it, because its...

Widely spaced in bed or border, it creeps along as a lovely ground cover. The plant itself is as much of a star as its flowers, offering an adaptable habit completely unlike other Petunias'.

The color remains for several weeks before greening out on bushy, tall plants. They release a spicy scent that carries well on the summer breezes, filling the garden with rich aroma.

But the flowers arise full-size on sturdy stems! And this plant won't stretch or get scraggly, even during winter indoors. Grow Nanotm in good garden soil or a container. If using a container, let the plant become a bit potbound, and allow the soil to...

But whatever you do, DO try these thrilling new Italian Petunias this season! You're going to love them. Give it a regular feed to keep the color coming, and you'll enjoy this remarkable blend of colors for months! In addition to award-winning Limoncello,...

As you probably know, Shock Wave and Easy Wave are both spreading Petunias, part of the amazing Wave family. These plants mound up in the center about 7 to 10 inches high, then spread and trail up to 3 feet! Perfect for window boxes, hanging baskets,...

They begin opening in early summer from an early sowing, and continue all season and into fall. Better-branched and more dense than most others, it sets big blooms right above the foliage, giving you the most color per square inch! And it's 100% downy...

Pkt is 50 seeds. Mighty bloom power on rugged, beautiful little 12- to 14-inch plants! Figaro is the best landscaping Dahlia because its 2 1/2-to 3-inch blooms are brilliantly-colored and abundant, jostling one another for position above fresh green foliage.

If grown outdoors, it will bloom in spring. A fine houseplant in indirect light, it is trouble-free. Packet is 10 seeds. It takes its time germinating -- 2 to 3 weeks -- and grows slowly for about 2 months, then starts setting buds.

Expect the flowers to last for several weeks in July and August, transforming the sunny garden when many perennials are shutting down for the season. Looking like a giant exclamation mark, these vibrant blooms on strong stems demand attention in any setting!...

Expect them to reach up to 5 inches wide, and to appear by the dozen on very compact climbing plants. They are not shy about opening, and last a good while. In most climates, the flowers will begin before spring is out, continuing right through summer...

Opening in a pure white on the front of the bloom, however it is what is hiding on the reverse side that is the real showstopper. Opening into a soft pink and fading into a lovely lavender and sit upon wiry stems.

One of the best where summers are especially hot, it keeps going when lesser plants melt out in the heat and humidity! And every flower is a masterpiece, suffused with a ruby glow you'd expect to shine in the dark! The flowers open nearly black, then...

They're wonderfully easy to grow -- just direct-sow the large seeds after all danger of frost. These very sturdy, well-branched 5- to 7-foot plants produce an incredible number of blooms over a very long season, giving you enough to fill every vase in...

What a show! Zinnias are one of the easiest annuals to grow, and attract butterflies to the garden. They are outstanding in beds, borders, and containers, are are the perfect cut flower--the more you cut, the more you get! They thrive in the sun and heat...

Unlike older double-flowered Petunias, which tended to offer a few blooms (after considerable coaxing), the Double Cascades are just as floriferous as their single-flowered cousins, and the blooms are HUGE (4 inches).

Could any plant be more accommodating? It thrives on the very same weather that makes others flop and give up the ghost! And the scent is sweet without being cloying, evocative of old-fashioned cottage gardens.