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Fiber stone construction — consisting of sand, stones, and fiberglass — makes this stately planter lighter yet stronger than concrete. Hand-applied white moss stain gives the urn a weathered, aged appearance. Due to its handcrafted nature, each urn is a unique work of art. Resilient to extreme weather conditions; safe for year-round outdoor use. Standing a grand 30" tall, this Apian Vessel Outdoor Planter is an imposing garden urn. Adorned with garland, leaf, and petal trims and ring-shaped faux handles, this decorative outdoor planter makes a bold statement with or without a potted plant.Fiber stone construction - consisting of sand, stones, and fiberglass - makes this stately planter lighter yet stronger than concrete. . . . Made in USA.

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This item is for 100 each. The Mangrove Project Red Mangrove (Rhizophora mangle) seedlings offered on here are propagated and grown in a variety of mediums giving them the utmost of flexibility and survivability and are fully germinated with a root structure and leaves. The Seedlings are shipped WITH LEAVES and small root structures. The Red Mangrove can be planted submerged in water with gravel, small rocks or live rock or in top soil as a potted plant, sand, or in between rocks in an open topped aquarium, illuminated sump or refugium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in live rock and can also make lovely interior home plant arrangements. Please note we also sell Propagules without leaves or root structures if you prefer. See item numbers 2011_10p, 2011_25p, 2011_75p and 2011_100p. About Red Mangroves: The Red Mangrove Tree of the genus Rhizophora grows in the upper end of the intertidal waters of the tropical oceans of the world. The mangrove trees form seeds, called propagules about the size of a candle or pencil, which is dropped from the tree, floats in the water for several weeks and then once it has absorbed sufficient water the weight allows it to stand upright and start taking root. For aquariums: Provide illumination for these plants through the light from the side of a metal halide, or directly under fluorescents with a light spectrum in the range of 6000°-8000°K. The general care for these plants includes; wiping excess salt from the leaves with fresh water a few times per week, and trimming the growth tip of the plant to control growth. These plants will benefit from the regular addition of an iron supplement, and trace elements.

Lexington Tall Planter. Our Lexington self-watering planter is tall enough to make a statement in an exterior entry or foyer. All season high-grade polyethylene planter provides long-lasting beauty, durability and quality. Low maintenance self-watering planter requires no painting or staining. A removable tray insert creates a water reservoir for soil, or flip it over to use it as a platform for a potted plant. Your plants water themselves, so sit back and enjoy! Made in USA. Tall patio self-watering planter Beaded board design High-grade polyethylene Water reservoir included Made in USA Available Colors Green Black White Size 15-1/2" sq. x 32"H

Main Video * An introduction to Asian pitcher plant species and hybrids. * Which Nepenthes grow best as houseplants. * Important tips about sunlight, water and soil. Cephalotus follicularis * How to successfully grow the Australian pitcher plant in your windowsill. Heliamphora * How to successfully grow the sun-loving pitcher plant from South America. Carnivorous Bromeliads * Rare carnivorous bromeliads to grow in your home. Repotting Nepenthes * How to repot Nepenthes without damaging their delicate roots. Propagating Nepenthes * Three methods to grow Nepenthes from stem cuttings. Fertilizers * How to use fertilizers without killing your pitcher plants. Rescuing Plants from Humidity Domes and Terrariums * Why carnivorous plants often die in humidity domes and terrariums. Common Problems * How to identify and treat common problems with Nepenthes.

The ancient design on urn planter adds a strong visual impression. It looks like hand-carved stone, but this man-made stone is composition of mixed high-grade cement, aggregates and sand to render an antique and aged old look. It would instill a beautiful touch to your home decor, landscaping and gardening projects. Metal "scroll" handles on either side. This urn measures 10"x7"x12".

RePotme Jewel Orchid Classic Mix is an orchid mix that is ideal for a range of terrestrial orchids such as Ludisia (Jewel Orchid), Phaius (Nun Orchid), Spathoglottis, Reed Stem Epidendrum, Epiphyllum ('Cactus' Orchid), Caladenia, Arudina (Bamboo Orchid) and the Vanilla Orchid. The variety of ingredients in this mix are intended to reduce compacting of the medium while providing the moist growing environment that terrestrial orchids require. This mix is distinguished by what it doesn't have in it, peat moss. We make this mix with Coir which is ground coconut husk and the absence of peat is key to getting rid of fungus gnats. Fungus gnats are attracted to peat moss, and almost all commercially available plant mixes are made with peat moss. This coir based mix has no peat and the coir we use is a bit more costly, but it is also more durable, resistant to fungus (and the gnats), and is a wonderful free draining mix for prized houseplants and tropicals. We use old fashioned hand blending to create all of our mixes which treats the medium gently and protects the unique qualities and characteristics of each ingredient. Our mixes are hand mixed and packaged just hours or days before you order them which ensures you get fresh mix for your plants. Once you see for yourself the difference a fresh mix from the highest quality ingredients makes compared to store brands you won't ever want to go back to those inferior mixes again.

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A rainbow of delight! These are new hybridscreated in an array of colors never before seen.They are perfect for landscaping, containersand rock gardens as they are drought tolerant.Great compact ground covering,

5' Cypress Ball and Cone Silk Tree (In-door/Out-door) Reminiscent of the entrances and patios of exclusive Mediterranean restaurants, our Cypress Ball and Cone is stately and elegant. Standing over five feet tall and made to resemble evergreen cypress, this potted plant will proudly grace your home's front entranceway, lending an air of distinction. For an even more stunning effect, pair them on either side of an entryway. Height - 5 ft Width - 16 in Depth - 16 in Pot size - Plastic Pot: W: 10 in, H: 9 in

Vermiculite Coarse & Perlite You are bidding on 2 gallons each of Vermiculite Coarse & Perlite. Great for Propagation! In horticultural applications, perlite is used throughout the world as a component of soilless growing mixes where it provides aeration and optimum moisture retention for superior plant growth. For rooting cuttings, 100% perlite is used. Studies have shown that outstanding yields are achieved with perlite hydroponic systems. Other benefits of horticultural perlite are its neutral pH and the fact that it is sterile and weed-free. In addition, its light weight makes it ideal for use in container growing. Other horticultural applications for perlite are as a carrier for fertilizer, herbicides and pesticides and for pelletizing seed. Horticultural perlite is as useful to the home gardener as it is to the commercial grower. It is used with equal success in greenhouse growing, landscaping applications and in the home in house plants. Each white granule is comprised of tiny closed air cells or bubbl

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. And it has one of the longest bloom seasons we know for a Dahlia--the plants stay colorful from early summer till frost! This mix contains decorative types in a range of warm colors, including shades of yellow, orange, pink, and red. So much bloom power in so little space!Easy to grow from seed, this Dahlia may be started indoors 4 to 6 weeks before last anticipated frost or sown directly into the garden. It will do best in full sun and in moist, fertile, well-drained soil. After the bloom ends in fall, dig up the plant and retrieve the tuber, which can then be replanted next spring and for many more to come! Hardy in zones 9 and south (or zone 8 with winter protection); elsewhere, dig up the tuber and store in a frost-free location. Pkt is 50 seeds.

The stunning Hawaiian Protea plant is unlike any tropical flower you've ever seen. So exotic and unusual, it was named after a Greek god, Proteus, who could change his physical appearance on a whim. Today, there are over 1400 varieties of Protea with different sizes, shapes, textures and colors. Protea flowers keep unusually long as cut flowers (10-14 days) and are ideal for flower baskets. Hung upside down, they dry beautifully, and are often made into wreaths. Dried, they can last for years. In landscaping: In frost-free regions of the United States, proteas may be planted directly into the ground, making sure your soil is very well drained. Soil pH should be between 5.0 and 6.5. Plant your protea starters in full sun, water regularly---once or twice a week---for the first twelve months. You may expect your first protea blooms in 18-24 months after planting. In a container: Transplant into a one-gallon container with a soil mixture of 1/3 sand, 1/3 perlite and 1/3 redwood shavings or peat moss. Place container in full sun and water once or twice a week in the warm growing months. Fertilize after six months. When the first sign of frost is apparent, move your protea plant into a sheltered environment. When moving indoors, place your plant in the warmest sun exposure possible. Keep plant away from direct heat (heaters, fireplaces, etc.) As soon as weather permits, place your protea plant outside. After growing your plant in a one gallon container for 6-8 months, transplant into a 5-gallon container and repeat the above steps. After approximately 12 months in a 5-gallon container, start to look for your exotic protea to bloom. Flower buds appear in the late fall or early winter.

A rainbow of delight! These are new hybridscreated in an array of colors never before seen.They are perfect for landscaping, containersand rock gardens as they are drought tolerant.Great compact ground covering,

RePotme Jewel Orchid Classic Mix is an orchid mix that is ideal for a range of terrestrial orchids such as Ludisia (Jewel Orchid), Phaius (Nun Orchid), Spathoglottis, Reed Stem Epidendrum, Epiphyllum ('Cactus' Orchid), Caladenia, Arudina (Bamboo Orchid) and the Vanilla Orchid. The variety of ingredients in this mix are intended to reduce compacting of the medium while providing the moist growing environment that terrestrial orchids require. This mix is distinguished by what it doesn't have in it, peat moss. We make this mix with Coir which is ground coconut husk and the absence of peat is key to getting rid of fungus gnats. Fungus gnats are attracted to peat moss, and almost all commercially available plant mixes are made with peat moss. This coir based mix has no peat and the coir we use is a bit more costly, but it is also more durable, resistant to fungus (and the gnats), and is a wonderful free draining mix for prized houseplants and tropicals. We use old fashioned hand blending to create all of our mixes which treats the medium gently and protects the unique qualities and characteristics of each ingredient. Our mixes are hand mixed and packaged just hours or days before you order them which ensures you get fresh mix for your plants. Once you see for yourself the difference a fresh mix from the highest quality ingredients makes compared to store brands you won't ever want to go back to those inferior mixes again.

blomus stainless steel planter is a stylish way to display your plant. Designed to hold a potted plant and includes an overflow tray to catch excess water.

Hardy bamboo palm is a clump forming bamboo-like palm that distinguishes itself by its cold hardiness. Gardeners in mild climates who get occasional frosts can use this plant to extend their palm repertoire. Hardy bamboo palm forms clumps of slender stems up to 8 ft in height. Papery matte-finish leaves are arranged sparsely up and down the stems. These pinnate leaves are up to 2 ft in length and are composed of leaflets, each about 8 in long by 1 in wide, attached along the midrib. A drooping inflorescence appears in summer. Hardy bamboo palm is dioecious - male and female flowers are borne on separate plants. Female flowers are followed by the fruit which are bright orange berries about a quarter inch in diameter. These seem to light up the shade garden as they dangle in drooping clusters from the graceful stems. Hardiness: Zones 8-11

blomus stainless steel planter is a stylish way to display your plant. Designed to hold a potted plant and includes an overflow tray to catch excess water.

With its nostalgic design and antique brown finish, this quaint Metal Bicycle Planter is reminiscent of yesteryear. It is perfect for holding that special blooming plant and would instill a beautiful touch to your home decor, patio, porch, landscaping or gardening projects. Measures 15.3"x8.8"x9.3". Flower is not included.

Angel's Trumpets (Brugmansias) grow into a large branched tree like shrubs with a mature size of about 12 'x 12' if left unpruned. They are tropical and must protected from freezing temperatures. Angel's trumpets cycle into bloom 3 to 4 times per year with large hanging bugle shaped flowers. The flowers are highly fragrant at night. This cultivar has large yellow flowers. Plant in well drained soil where plant can be well irrigated until well established. Can be grown as a potted plant indefinitely. All parts of this plant are considered toxic.

blomus stainless steel planter is a stylish way to display your plant. Designed to hold a potted plant and includes an overflow tray to catch excess water.

Hesperaloe parviflora, Agave Family: ( Agavaceae ), Red Yucca. Also called: Red False Yucca, Red-flowered Yucca . This is a very popular landscaping plant in arizona and it is considered a deciduous shrub. An evergreen perennial to 3 feet tall, flower stalk to 6 feet, plant spreads to 6 feet wide. Hummingbirds are attracted to it. The flowers are bright red, tubular, to about 1 1/4" long. Blooms from April - November. The leaves are long and narrow stiff 3' - 4' long x 1 ¼" wide, gray green leaves, forming from a central base, arching up and out, with fibrous margins. Alkaline, well-drained/light soils. Hardiness: Zones 5-10

Hardy bamboo palm is a clump forming bamboo-like palm that distinguishes itself by its cold hardiness. Gardeners in mild climates who get occasional frosts can use this plant to extend their palm repertoire. Hardy bamboo palm forms clumps of slender stems up to 8 ft in height. Papery matte-finish leaves are arranged sparsely up and down the stems. These pinnate leaves are up to 2 ft in length and are composed of leaflets, each about 8 in long by 1 in wide, attached along the midrib. A drooping inflorescence appears in summer. Hardy bamboo palm is dioecious - male and female flowers are borne on separate plants. Female flowers are followed by the fruit which are bright orange berries about a quarter inch in diameter. These seem to light up the shade garden as they dangle in drooping clusters from the graceful stems. Hardiness: Zones 8-11

Figuring out what to grow in the shade is challenge enough. Throw in factors that affect southern gardeners, and the topic becomes as thorny as wild blackberry. Shade varies at different times of day, and gardeners need to take this into account. Shade changes from season to season, too, even within the same yard. In Southern Shade: A Plant Selection Guide, landscape expert Jo Kellum takes the mystery out of the murky parts of the yard. Some plants desire rich, moist soil, decaying leaves, and just a bit of sunlight that filters through leafy tree canopies. Others need shade all day long. Still, others thrive in morning shade, followed by afternoon sun or the reverse. Sometimes the soil beneath trees can be notoriously dry where tree roots absorb all the available moisture. Jo Kellum lets gardeners know what to grow in the gloom and illustrates her choices with over two hundred color photographs. Homeowners need advice about landscaping workhorses for the shade-trees, shrubs, groundcovers, and vines--in addition to annuals and perennials. Unfortunately, "shade gardening" seems to apply mainly to dainty plants that don't solve the problem of how to fill a wet, shadowy spot or how to block the view of the neighbor's air conditioning unit. Southern Shade helps the gardener pick the right plant for the right kind of shady area. There are recommendations for little flowers, big trees, and everything in between. Jo Kellum's advice is simple for beginners, yet complete enough for professionals. It makes an ideal companion when shopping. For those facing both shade and sun and looking for ideas suitable for sunny spots, Kellum has also written Southern Sun: A Plant Selection Guide. Jo Kellum is a landscape architect, writer, and photographer based in Signal Mountain, Tennessee. She has authored regional editions of Landscaping 1-2-3 for Home Depot Books and gardening and landscaping titles in Ortho's All About series. Her work has appeared in Southern Living, Landscape Architecture Magazine, Country Gardens, Renovation Style, and other magazines.