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This Page contains exotic Hard to find plants, flowers, & Shrubs
that will thrive in zone 5. They grow in our garden year round.
that will thrive in zone 5. They grow in our garden year round.
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| Appears to have Flowers blooming, but they are really just the leaves of new growth at the tip of the Tree branch. Like an Artist came along and painted each leaf. Trimming the tips causes more new growth. We imported this Dwarf |
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4" pot =$5.00
1 gallon = $10.00 SOLD OUT 2008
3 gallon= 25.00 SOLD OUT 2008
1 gallon = $10.00 SOLD OUT 2008
3 gallon= 25.00 SOLD OUT 2008
| COLD HARDY Heirloom HIBISCUS. Our Large red blossoms start mid summer to frost, creating a tropical look. Hardy Hibiscus are easy to grow, and adapt to most conditions. Height 4-6 Feet Spread 2-3 Feet. Thrive in full or partial sun for a lifetime. These are large dinner-plate size blooms ranging in size 6-8 inches across. Not bothered by any insect pests or disease. We have had these specimens in the garden for many years and they have become so abundant we will began stem propagation & root division. We have grown them in the past from seed but seed propagation takes a couple of seasons to produce flowers. We will be doing STEM PROPAGATION in Late May thru June 2008. June 2008 Root divisions NOW available $5.99 We will also be selling seeds later this year on E-bay Thanks to the Bees seed become a variety of the 3 colors below |
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| Arum Italicum: Italian Lords-and-Ladies Arum can be grown year round, With its striking arrow-shaped leaves, you will definitely have a unique plant in your gardens and containers. High drama for full sun to part shade. Spring's dappled foliage is large and crispUnique summer flowers are followed by vibrant, orange-red berries in fall. Zones 5-9. Shipping (Late Spring 2008) This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds. |
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| Cold Hardy Dwarf Fig Tree: Ready for shipping Mid April 2008. Well rooted in soil. $20.00 plus shipping. This tree has been around since the Jesus walked the earth. It took scientists many years to get a Cold Hardy Variety. This particular Italian variety has been passed around my family for 60 years. They need mulching in winter here in Zone 5. Will produce fruit during September-October. Delicious sweet right off the bush. ****APRIL 2008 SOLD OUT**** |
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| Mimosa tree Colorful landscape tree is from Asia and Africa. It was introduced in 1745 as an ornamental tree. People plant it in their yards to add beauty to their surroundings A Deciduous tree attractive to many birds especially humming birds and butterflies. Striking, multi-trunk tree in natural form. It is sometimes called a Silk tree. It grows to an average of 20-30 feet. A mimosa tree has fern-like leafs with fragrant deep-pink, pin-cushion pom-pom like flowers. This tree is cold hardy and once established it is drought tolerant. It will take about 3 years to flower. Potted trees $10.00- $20.00 |
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You can visit Maple Mountain Tree Farm if you live in Missouri (or close to St. Louis) and pick out
the tree that is just right for your yard and make a purchase. We are about 50 mile SW of St. louis.
We started out as a wholesale Hobby Farm. We are a small family owned & operated tree farm.
But with the rising cost of transportation our wholesale buyers wanted us to continue reducing
our price due to the rising cost of transportation.
When we noticed they turned around and increased the retail price also, for the same
reason.......we decided to stop the madness. SO we are selling directly to the public at below
wholesale prices.
You can contact Garden Granny; Susan to make an appointment for a tour via E-Mail or call
636-629-5239
Susan is available for tours from 10am to 4pm Daily. Starting in April 01, 2009
the tree that is just right for your yard and make a purchase. We are about 50 mile SW of St. louis.
We started out as a wholesale Hobby Farm. We are a small family owned & operated tree farm.
But with the rising cost of transportation our wholesale buyers wanted us to continue reducing
our price due to the rising cost of transportation.
When we noticed they turned around and increased the retail price also, for the same
reason.......we decided to stop the madness. SO we are selling directly to the public at below
wholesale prices.
You can contact Garden Granny; Susan to make an appointment for a tour via E-Mail or call
636-629-5239
Susan is available for tours from 10am to 4pm Daily. Starting in April 01, 2009
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