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We sell SEEDS from several of our Heirloom plants. They are available at different times during the season
and are in limited quantity because we like to keep some for ourselves. Most plants are also sold as root
divisions or stem cuttings and are available in early spring. So watch for our ads on Craig's List or Ebay. Or
contact us and we will put you on our Reserve List.
and are in limited quantity because we like to keep some for ourselves. Most plants are also sold as root
divisions or stem cuttings and are available in early spring. So watch for our ads on Craig's List or Ebay. Or
contact us and we will put you on our Reserve List.
Cold Hardy Hibiscus. Heirloom seeds.
| Pink Hibiscus, is the State flower of Hawaii. Now available in a cold hardy version |
This seed pod has already
opened. The mature seeds
look like fuzzy BB's. This
pod is ready to harvest.
opened. The mature seeds
look like fuzzy BB's. This
pod is ready to harvest.
These Gorgeous 10" - 12" inch Blooms Can Take the Heat, All summer long! Huge, parasol-shaped flowers
completely cover the compact, bushy 3-5-foot plant! 1 sprouted seed creates one huge plant. With dozens
of Dinner Plate sized Flowers.
Cold Hardy Hibiscus is spectacular as a quick summer hedge or a border standout, with parasol-shaped
blooms of exquisite Crimson Red, White, and Pink Blush. Pest-free and Deer tend to avoid.
Easy to grow; in full sun and moisture-rich soil, it offers non-stop flowers, even during a heat wave!
completely cover the compact, bushy 3-5-foot plant! 1 sprouted seed creates one huge plant. With dozens
of Dinner Plate sized Flowers.
Cold Hardy Hibiscus is spectacular as a quick summer hedge or a border standout, with parasol-shaped
blooms of exquisite Crimson Red, White, and Pink Blush. Pest-free and Deer tend to avoid.
Easy to grow; in full sun and moisture-rich soil, it offers non-stop flowers, even during a heat wave!
Seeds are collect FRESH
Annually in the late summer
starting in Sept. Through
Oct.
Young plants are available
late Spring. 1 gallon potted
plant $10.00 - $20.00
Annually in the late summer
starting in Sept. Through
Oct.
Young plants are available
late Spring. 1 gallon potted
plant $10.00 - $20.00
These are Fast Growing from Seed and will be about 3-5 feet tall in
about 5 Months. Grow in Average to Rich Soil that is Well Drained in
Full Sun. And They Come Back Year after Year!
A wonderful bonus to growing Hibiscus is that many of them attract
hummingbirds and butterflies. So you can throw away your artificial
feeders, with Hibiscus in the yard your Hummingbirds will ignore
artificial feeders.
"In My Missouri yard, our plants grows to about 6 ft. and blooms
heavily." Long-Lived, Easy-Care Flowering Beauties for Every
Garden. Our Hibiscus is a cold-hardy perennial With a tropical flare.
about 5 Months. Grow in Average to Rich Soil that is Well Drained in
Full Sun. And They Come Back Year after Year!
A wonderful bonus to growing Hibiscus is that many of them attract
hummingbirds and butterflies. So you can throw away your artificial
feeders, with Hibiscus in the yard your Hummingbirds will ignore
artificial feeders.
"In My Missouri yard, our plants grows to about 6 ft. and blooms
heavily." Long-Lived, Easy-Care Flowering Beauties for Every
Garden. Our Hibiscus is a cold-hardy perennial With a tropical flare.
Plants die back in autumn and go dormant during winter. During winter
cover the dormant rootstock with a mulch-layer this will also help the
plant retain moisture next spring. The rootstock makes new shoots by
mid spring and late Summer brings showy rich pink flower cups.
Even though Deep snows causes our Hibiscus to die back to its roots
each fall, new and additional "canes" (vertical, flowering stems) sprout
during late spring and begin blooming after growing several feet tall.
They will probably be the last thing to sprout in the next Spring,
fertilize early with some Miracle Grow or similar.
cover the dormant rootstock with a mulch-layer this will also help the
plant retain moisture next spring. The rootstock makes new shoots by
mid spring and late Summer brings showy rich pink flower cups.
Even though Deep snows causes our Hibiscus to die back to its roots
each fall, new and additional "canes" (vertical, flowering stems) sprout
during late spring and begin blooming after growing several feet tall.
They will probably be the last thing to sprout in the next Spring,
fertilize early with some Miracle Grow or similar.
The seeds were Freshly collected from
our very own garden each year starting in
the Month Sept and will continue into
October.
Plant your seeds on the same schedule
you would plant fall plants or hold for
Springtime.
China has had a long love affair with the
hibiscus. The flower appears on Chinese
porcelain plates dating back to the Ming
dynasty (1368–1644). Hibiscuses also
appear on ancient Chinese silk tapestries.
our very own garden each year starting in
the Month Sept and will continue into
October.
Plant your seeds on the same schedule
you would plant fall plants or hold for
Springtime.
China has had a long love affair with the
hibiscus. The flower appears on Chinese
porcelain plates dating back to the Ming
dynasty (1368–1644). Hibiscuses also
appear on ancient Chinese silk tapestries.
A recent art exhibition, Treasury of the World:
Jeweled Arts of India in the Age of the Mughals,
at the Saint Louis Art Museum, showed that
tropical hibiscuses were also prominent
features in the art of the Mughal Empire (1526–
1858), which included much of India,
Bangladesh, and Pakistan. The hibiscus motif
appears on an exquisite gold and enamel lidded
cup from the mid-17th century. The handle of
the cup lid was crafted into a hibiscus bud, ruby
red with golden sepals.
Easy to grow. Direct-sow seeds in now or next
Spring, or for earlier blooms, start indoors 6 to
8 weeks before last frost. They love heat and
direct sun.
Exotic beauty year after year. Large, shrub like
plants make excellent accents for mixed
borders or as potted specimens. Eye-catching,
8-12" blooms dazzle from mid-summer to frost.
Very hardy despite their tropical flair.
1 Packet = 20+ Seeds) for 2008-2009.
2.99 plus $2.00 shipping
Jeweled Arts of India in the Age of the Mughals,
at the Saint Louis Art Museum, showed that
tropical hibiscuses were also prominent
features in the art of the Mughal Empire (1526–
1858), which included much of India,
Bangladesh, and Pakistan. The hibiscus motif
appears on an exquisite gold and enamel lidded
cup from the mid-17th century. The handle of
the cup lid was crafted into a hibiscus bud, ruby
red with golden sepals.
Easy to grow. Direct-sow seeds in now or next
Spring, or for earlier blooms, start indoors 6 to
8 weeks before last frost. They love heat and
direct sun.
Exotic beauty year after year. Large, shrub like
plants make excellent accents for mixed
borders or as potted specimens. Eye-catching,
8-12" blooms dazzle from mid-summer to frost.
Very hardy despite their tropical flair.
1 Packet = 20+ Seeds) for 2008-2009.
2.99 plus $2.00 shipping
Height: 3 - 5' Spread: 3' - 4' Spacing: 3 - 5' Hardiness Zone: 3 - 10 (-20 degrees F) Flower Form: Very large, 10"
- 12" DINNER PLATE SIZE Flowering Date: Midsummer to frost. Planting Requirements: Plant firmly at the
same depth it is at in the container. Water in thoroughly. Soil Requirements: Humus enriched for best
performance. Once well established, they will tolerate a range of conditions. Growth Rate: Fast once
established. Plant gets larger each year and can be divided in Spring to create new shrubs. Unique
Characteristics: An outstanding, showy plant that covers itself with vibrant flowers for months. The huge
blooms bring an exotic look to the garden and a bold mounds of color. The foliage compliments the flowers,
providing a good stage for them. Requires little care. Pruning: None NEEDED. Deciduous shrub. May need
staking when heavy with flowers.
- 12" DINNER PLATE SIZE Flowering Date: Midsummer to frost. Planting Requirements: Plant firmly at the
same depth it is at in the container. Water in thoroughly. Soil Requirements: Humus enriched for best
performance. Once well established, they will tolerate a range of conditions. Growth Rate: Fast once
established. Plant gets larger each year and can be divided in Spring to create new shrubs. Unique
Characteristics: An outstanding, showy plant that covers itself with vibrant flowers for months. The huge
blooms bring an exotic look to the garden and a bold mounds of color. The foliage compliments the flowers,
providing a good stage for them. Requires little care. Pruning: None NEEDED. Deciduous shrub. May need
staking when heavy with flowers.
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COLD HARDY HIBISCUS~SWAMP
MALLOW We also carry the smaller version,
everything on this plant is the same for the
exception of having a little smaller bloom.
SOLD SEPARATELY
Height: 3 - 5' Spread: 3' - 4' Spacing: 3 - 5'
Hardiness Zone: 3 - 10 (-20 degrees F) Flower
Form: Large, 6" - 8"
MALLOW We also carry the smaller version,
everything on this plant is the same for the
exception of having a little smaller bloom.
SOLD SEPARATELY
Height: 3 - 5' Spread: 3' - 4' Spacing: 3 - 5'
Hardiness Zone: 3 - 10 (-20 degrees F) Flower
Form: Large, 6" - 8"
MORE SEEDS ARE
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2009 UPDATE: Sorry SOLD
2009 UPDATE: Sorry SOLD
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