This listing is for 5 Pink Spider Flower (Grevillea sp.) seeds. This is a Rare Plant Species. Are you looking for a discount in our Etsy shop? Visit www.wonderseeds.ca/discount to receive a 10% lifetime discount. This can even be applied to any sale items on our Etsy shop. This discount is INSTANT .... no waiting for an email. Best of all..... you can use this coupon forever, its not a one time use discount!!! We only sell freshly harvested seeds from small time growers, hobbyists and collectors. Listing is for 5 Seeds Plants from the genus Grevillea are found in gardens all over Australia. There are numerous species that come in the form of anything from tall trees to shrubs to ground covers. What makes them great garden plants is the fact that they’re evergreen, produce a diversity of distinctly beautiful blooms, and are native to the continent. Grevilleas also typically produce nectar, which attracts pollinators, which is great if you want to maintain a healthy ecosystem in your garden. Grevillea flowers come in the form of flower heads – that is, they’re composed of groups of tiny flowers that don’t necessarily bloom at the same time. They usually come in yellow, red and orange hues and some are fragrant. Because grevillea flowers boast a wide variety of shapes and forms, they are often classified according to appearance. Some are spider-like, for example, while others are toothbrush-like. PLEASE NOTE THAT BY PURCHASING FROM US YOU CONSENT O RECIEVE ORDER UPDATES AND SHOP NEWS VIA EMAIL.
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Canterbury Bells, Mix (Campanula medium) is an exquisite heirloom biennial flower that displays elegant, bell-shaped blooms. This stunning plant reaches a height of 24-36 inches, making it an ideal choice for cottage gardens, borders, or as a focal point in any garden bed. The delightful flowers of Canterbury Bells provide a classic and timeless charm that is sure to enhance your garden's beauty. •Biennial •Plant height: 24-36 inches •Days to maturity: 100 days •USDA Zone: 5-9 GROWING INSTRUCTIONS (Included on packet): Start seeds indoors 8-10 weeks before the last frost date, or sow directly outdoors in early spring or fall. Plant seeds 1/8 inch deep and 10-12 inches apart, with 24-36 inches between rows. Canterbury Bells prefer full sun to partial shade and well-draining, fertile soil with a pH of 6.0-7.0. Water regularly, keeping the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. In the first year, the plant will produce foliage; flowers will appear in the second year. Deadhead spent flowers to encourage more blooms.
5 SEEDS Puya dyckioides, the Pink Puya, is native to Bolivia and northwest Argentina, where it grows at high altitude in the Andes to elevations of 3000m. Puya dyckioides is a beautiful, rare Pineapple relative that's rarely seen in cultivation. Not only do the flowers have a gorgeous color combination, but the colors deepen as the cluster matures. Unlike most Puya plants, which have very sharp and painful thorns, this one has tiny thorns that are barely noticeable! It is relatively easy to grow, benefiting from good drainage and full sun , and is hardy down to 20-22 degrees F . Pink Puya has a grass-like appearance, forming a rosette of slender, arching 3-foot leaves. The plant sends out a large 3-foot flower stalk that arches outward for easy viewing. About 2 feet of the stalk is covered with flowers, each about an inch long. The petals of this variety can range in color from turquoise-green to violet, with bright orange anthers and pollen. Most Puyas bloom only in spring, but this form can bloom any time from spring through late fall. Fresh seeds are rarely seen for sale even in Botanic Gardens .
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