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Pampas Grass (White)
Species of the genus Cortaderia, tall South American plants of the family Gramineae (grass family) cultivated in warm climates for ornament. The common pampas grass (C. argentea or selloana) is a perennial with a cluster of long narrow drooping leaf blades. The male and female flowers are borne on separate plants; the ones which bear the female flowers have large, silvery, plumelike panicles which are sold for decorative purposes. Pampas grass is classified in the division Magnoliophyta, class Liliopsida, order Cyperales, family Gramineae
Established Plants in 10" Pots
Item # wpom10p White Pompas Grass in 10 " Pot $ 12.50
6" Root Cluster
Item # wpomrt White Pompas Grass 6'' root ball $ 5.50
Pampas Grass (Pink)
Species of the genus Cortaderia, tall South American plants of the family Gramineae (grass family) cultivated in warm climates for ornament. The common pampas grass (C. argentea or selloana) is a perennial with a cluster of long narrow drooping leaf blades. The male and female flowers are borne on separate plants; the ones which bear the female flowers have large, silvery, plumelike panicles which are sold for decorative purposes. Pampas grass is classified in the division Magnoliophyta, class Liliopsida, order Cyperales, family Gramineae
Established Plants in 10" Pots
Item # ppom10p Pink Pompas Grass in 1 Gallon Pot $ 19.50
Pink Pampas Grass Seeds SOLD OUT
Item # ppoms10 Pink Pampas Grass Seeds Qty 10 $ 3.00
Sweet Olive Tree (Tea Olive)
Osmanthus fragrans
Very hard to find Osmanthus fragrans is native to China, Japan, and the Himalayas, is a evergreen shrub with broad upright growth and has dark green finely toothed foliage. Sweet Olive features tiny tubular white flower clusters with an apricot-like fragrance blooming from spring through fall, these are followed by bluish black fruit. Sweet Olive can grow up to 20 feet high and 20 feet wide. This plant is great for use as a small tree, espalier, or screen. Hardiness: Zone 9-10 Plant Use: Shrub Exposure: Full Sun - Partial Shade Water Requirements: Medium
Item # sot10p Established Plants (12" tall) in 10" Pot $34.95 SOLD OUT
Elephant Ears
Elephant Ears is also known by the scientific name Colocasia esculenta. Elephant Ears has been prized for its huge, bold-textured foliage that resembles an "elephant's ears". It is a wonderful tropical looking plant for shady areas.
Elephant Ears bulbs are purchased in the spring and should be planted in the ground or in containers after the soil has warmed. They prefer moist, well-drained soil. When in full leaf, Elephant Ears can drink a lot. The leaves will wilt if thirsty. This plant likes heat and humidity and will grow to a height of 4 to 6 feet. Before the first frost in the fall, let the plant dry down, dig up the bulb, and store indoors for the winter.If you live in a warm climate the plants can stay outside all winter.
Item # gele8p Established Plants (2-3 plants) in 8" pots $4.99 REDUCED PRICE
Black Elephant Ears
These are rare plants. I searched for a couple of years to find these.
Black Elephant Ears is one of the most spectacular Colocasia plants.
Its dusty solid purple-black leaves grow up to 2 feet long. Black Elephant Ears grow to a giant clump up to 5-6
feet tall with an equally wide spread. Prefers sun to partial shade.
Elephant Ear varieties are hardy in zones 7-10 as perennials and suitable in zones 4-6 as annuals.
They are popular as annuals due to their rapid growth - colocasia makes a dramatic impact to the landscape within just one season.
Item # bele8p Established Plants (2-3 plants) in 8" pots $19.99 SOLD OUT
Blue Rug Juniper
Blue Rug juniper plants are low-growing evergreen shrubs and conifers. They are also dioecious. This juniper can be grown in zones 3-9. Foliage is a silvery-blue, thus the first half of its common name. The second half comes from its growth habit, as it forms a dense, low mat (rug) -- making it an ideal groundcover. Height 4"-6", spread 5'-6'. Foliage turns a purplish-bronze in winter. Blue Rug spreads rapidly and is relatively resistant to some of the diseases that plague juniper shrubs. Incidentally, what look to be blue "berries" on junipers are technically cones.
Item # brj1g Established plant in 1 gal. pot $ 9.50
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