My cutting are ready for potting. After potting I sale for $10.00 a plant. Angel's trumpet flowers bring heavenly beauty to the garden The Angel's trumpt blossoms have a soft, seductive scent floats like an expensive perfume with light lemon overtones.My introduction to angel's trumpet came when I lived in Flordia in a friend's garden. I caught a whiff of an amazing fragrance. The Angel Trumpet plant that brings such a dramatic presence to the garden. They easily are grown in a moist, fertile, well-drained soil, in full sun, although they also do well under at least four to six hours of direct sun. Garden glamour.When the plant blooms, the effect is breathtaking. The showy white, yellow or pink trumpet-shaped flowers are about 9 inches long, flaring to about 6 inches across. The funnel-shaped flowers, which hang from branches as if they were real trumpets directed at the earth from the heavens above. Most noticeable in the evening, the soft, seductive scent floats like an expensive perfume with light lemon overtones. It's almost intoxicating when you inhale the aroma. Although they bloom through summer and into fall (often continuing well into Septrmber if the weather stays mild), angel's trumpets are not in constant bloom. They produce their flowers in flushes or waves, reaching a peak and then finishing. There will be a period when few flowers are produced, and then a massive display will again amaze you with its heavenly appearance. I love that about them. If they stayed in constant bloom, we might become jaded to their beauty, and could possibly grow bored with the display and fragrance. As it is, when the plants enter a blooming cycle, it is always welcome. When your angel's trumpet is in full bloom, you will find that all of the angel's trumpets in the area are blooming at the same time. This astonishing feat is remarkably consistent. Nurseries occasionally have angel's trumpets for sale, but they are not as readily available as they should be. Several mail-order companies offer a good selection of colors. I root my in water from fall to late Jan.-early Feb. at whick time they are fully rooted. I then transplant to a gal. pot of soil until early May, as they will have a longer time to grow and become established for early blooming by late July through late Sept, early Oct. My returns every year larger and more beautiful than before. Angel's trumpets have been popular with area gardeners for generations. They belong to that wonderful group of plants that are easily propagated and passed from gardener to gardener.
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My cutting are ready for potting. After potting I sale for $10.00 a plant. Angel's trumpet flowers bring heavenly beauty ... more

My cutting are ready for potting. Angel's trumpet flowers bring heavenly beauty to the garden The Angel's trumpt blossoms have a soft, seductive scent floats like an expensive perfume with light lemon overtones.My introduction to angel's trumpet came when I lived in Flordia in a friend's garden. I caught a whiff of an amazing fragrance. The Angel Trumpet plant that brings such a dramatic presence to the garden. They easily are grown in a moist, fertile, well-drained soil, in full sun, although they also do well under at least four to six hours of direct sun. Garden glamour.When the plant blooms, the effect is breathtaking. The showy white, yellow or pink trumpet-shaped flowers are about 9 inches long, flaring to about 6 inches across. The funnel-shaped flowers, which hang from branches as if they were real trumpets directed at the earth from the heavens above. Most noticeable in the evening, the soft, seductive scent floats like an expensive perfume with light lemon overtones. It's almost intoxicating when you inhale the aroma. Although they bloom through summer and into fall (often continuing well into Septrmber if the weather stays mild), angel's trumpets are not in constant bloom. They produce their flowers in flushes or waves, reaching a peak and then finishing. There will be a period when few flowers are produced, and then a massive display will again amaze you with its heavenly appearance. I love that about them. If they stayed in constant bloom, we might become jaded to their beauty, and could possibly grow bored with the display and fragrance. As it is, when the plants enter a blooming cycle, it is always welcome. When your angel's trumpet is in full bloom, you will find that all of the angel's trumpets in the area are blooming at the same time. This astonishing feat is remarkably consistent. Nurseries occasionally have angel's trumpets for sale, but they are not as readily available as they should be. Several mail-order companies offer a good selection of colors. I root my in water from fall to late Jan.-early Feb. at whick time they are fully rooted. I then transplant to a gal. pot of soil until early May, as they will have a longer time to grow and become established for early blooming by late July through late Sept, early Oct. My returns every year larger and more beautiful than before. Angel's trumpets have been popular with area gardeners for generations. They belong to that wonderful group of plants that are easily propagated and passed from gardener to gardener.
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My cutting are ready for potting. Angel's trumpet flowers bring heavenly beauty to the garden The Angel's trumpt blossoms have ... more

My cutting are ready for potting. Angel's trumpet flowers bring heavenly beauty to the garden The Angel's trumpt blossoms have a soft, seductive scent floats like an expensive perfume with light lemon overtones.My introduction to angel's trumpet came when I lived in Flordia in a friend's garden. I caught a whiff of an amazing fragrance. The Angel Trumpet plant that brings such a dramatic presence to the garden. They easily are grown in a moist, fertile, well-drained soil, in full sun, although they also do well under at least four to six hours of direct sun. Garden glamour.When the plant blooms, the effect is breathtaking. The showy white, yellow or pink trumpet-shaped flowers are about 9 inches long, flaring to about 6 inches across. The funnel-shaped flowers, which hang from branches as if they were real trumpets directed at the earth from the heavens above. Most noticeable in the evening, the soft, seductive scent floats like an expensive perfume with light lemon overtones. It's almost intoxicating when you inhale the aroma. Although they bloom through summer and into fall (often continuing well into Septrmber if the weather stays mild), angel's trumpets are not in constant bloom. They produce their flowers in flushes or waves, reaching a peak and then finishing. There will be a period when few flowers are produced, and then a massive display will again amaze you with its heavenly appearance. I love that about them. If they stayed in constant bloom, we might become jaded to their beauty, and could possibly grow bored with the display and fragrance. As it is, when the plants enter a blooming cycle, it is always welcome. When your angel's trumpet is in full bloom, you will find that all of the angel's trumpets in the area are blooming at the same time. This astonishing feat is remarkably consistent. Nurseries occasionally have angel's trumpets for sale, but they are not as readily available as they should be. Several mail-order companies offer a good selection of colors. I root my in water from fall to late Jan.-early Feb. at whick time they are fully rooted. I then transplant to a gal. pot of soil until early May, as they will have a longer time to grow and become established for early blooming by late July through late Sept, early Oct. My returns every year larger and more beautiful than before. Angel's trumpets have been popular with area gardeners for generations. They belong to that wonderful group of plants that are easily propagated and passed from gardener to gardener.
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My cutting are ready for potting. Angel's trumpet flowers bring heavenly beauty to the garden The Angel's trumpt blossoms have ... more

I've heard this one called 'dotted swiss'. It is a tall bearded iris, a reliable bloomer. Easy to grow, plant in full sun where you can easily mow around it.
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I've heard this one called 'dotted swiss'. It is a tall bearded iris, a reliable bloomer. Easy to grow, plant ... more

This is a fragrant herb and an easy houseplant. I also have it listed under house plants because it will not survive our winters outdoors. I have it available in 2 different sizes, it will also do well in a small hanging basket.
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This is a fragrant herb and an easy houseplant. I also have it listed under house plants because it will ... more

Common Sage; these well deveoped silvery-green plants with leaves that offer a memorable fragrance. The most common variety of sage was first found growing in regions around the Mediterranean but now grows in regions of North America as well. The leaves of the sage herb serve both medicinal and culinary purposes. For thousands of years sage has been used for a variety of culinary and medicinal purposes. Culinary uses: Soups, salads, stuffing, fish & chicken dried or fresh, a very pungent distinct flavor especially fresh. Medicinal: It has been used in connection with sprains, swelling, ulcers, and bleeding. As a tea, sage has been administered for sore throats and coughs. Herbalists have also used this herb for rheumatism, menstrual bleeding, strengthening the nervous system, improving memory, and sharpening the senses. It is also use in ‘smudging’ (purification) by burning the dried plant in a stick form.
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Common Sage; these well deveoped silvery-green plants with leaves that offer a memorable fragrance. The most common variety of sage ... more

This is a very fragrant and attractive plant that does well as a houseplant or patio plant. It will not survive our winters outdoors. It can grow quite large with a large pot. This is not culinary oregano, although it is edible, this plant is mostly grown as an ornamental. It can take full sun or part shade.
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This is a very fragrant and attractive plant that does well as a houseplant or patio plant. It will not ... more

An old variety that has twice the petals of the old standard and the same nice orange color. Blooms slightly later than the native variety. sold as bare root plant, transplant anytime into good soil, full sun.
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An old variety that has twice the petals of the old standard and the same nice orange color. Blooms slightly ... more

This geranium is quite unusual, with the leaves being ornamental and colorful even when not blooming. The bloom is pretty cool, too. This grows just like the common bedding geranium, likes a lot of light and doesn't want to freeze, although it's happy being somewhat cool in the winter. A great potted plant for a cool sunny window and a sunny place in the summer. These are in 4 inch pots, although the sizes of the actual plants vary. First customer gets the biggest one!
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This geranium is quite unusual, with the leaves being ornamental and colorful even when not blooming. The bloom is pretty ... more

This is a huge iris, dark purple with a yellow beard. Easy to grow, plant in full sun where you can easily mow around it. Sold as bare root.
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This is a huge iris, dark purple with a yellow beard. Easy to grow, plant in full sun where you ... more

This is a very old fashioned iris, a little smaller than my huge bearded hybrids. A reliable bloomer, it will also multiply rapidly. Easy to grow, plant in full sun where you can easily mow around it. Sold as bare root.
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This is a very old fashioned iris, a little smaller than my huge bearded hybrids. A reliable bloomer, it will ... more

This is a large bearded iris, light peach with an orange beard. Reliable bloomer, plant in full sun. Sold as bare root.
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This is a large bearded iris, light peach with an orange beard. Reliable bloomer, plant in full sun. Sold as ... more

A lovely and easy addition to any landscape, these are vigorous and reliable. They will multiply rapidly if they're happy. Full sun. Sold as bare root.
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A lovely and easy addition to any landscape, these are vigorous and reliable. They will multiply rapidly if they're happy. ... more

A very easy houseplant, jade can tolerate neglect, but does prefer a lot of light. Perfect for a south facing window. This one is potted in an 5" clay pot. Do not overwater, let it dry out between waterings. Keep from freezing.
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A very easy houseplant, jade can tolerate neglect, but does prefer a lot of light. Perfect for a south facing ... more

This is a hardy, almost evergreen perennial that can be used in the landscape like hostas, except it tolerates dry shade and the deer don't eat it. The first flower to bloom in the spring and blooms for a long time. The latin name is hellebore, but it is commonly called lenten rose because it blooms around that time. These are 3 year seedlings, each one unique. Buy when blooming to see exactly what you're getting, or ask for bulk pricing if you want more quantity and aren't picky about color. The flowers can be used for cut flowers when they're a little older and have stiffened up.
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This is a hardy, almost evergreen perennial that can be used in the landscape like hostas, except it tolerates dry ... more

See lengthy description under lenten rose pink. Each one is unique, some pure white, some with a few maroon spots, some with a lot of pink shading
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See lengthy description under lenten rose pink. Each one is unique, some pure white, some with a few maroon spots, ... more

These are huge and gorgeous! An old-fashioned variety, it gets about 5' tall with multiple blooms. Perennial, plant in full sun and good, well drained soil.
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These are huge and gorgeous! An old-fashioned variety, it gets about 5' tall with multiple blooms. Perennial, plant in full ... more

An amazingly useful, beautiful medicinal/culinary perennial herb grows to 8’ in height! Leaves are edible, young leaves are boiled as a pot herb or used in salad, they aid in digestion although said to have a slightly bitter taste. Used for centuries as an alternative medicine, it is antibacterial, anthelmintic, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antispasmodic, carminative, cholagogue, diaphoretic, digestive, diuretic, emmenagogue, expectorant, haemostatic, nervine, purgative, stimulant, stomachic, and tonic, cleansing toxins from the blood. An infusion of the leaves and flowering tops is used in the treatment of all matters connected to the digestive system, it increases stomach acid and bile production, eases gas and bloating, improving digestion, the absorption of nutrients and strengthening the entire digestive system. It is used in alternative medicine to expel intestinal worms, nervous and spasmodic affections, asthma, sterility, functional bleeding of the uterus and menstrual complaints, and diseases of the brain. As a gargle for sore throat, a wash for sores and a poultice for infections, tumors and to stop bleeding. These actions and uses are now backed by scientific studies on the plants main constituents volatile oils containing 1,8-cineole, artemisin, azulenes sesquiterpene lactones, flavonoids, coumarin derivatives, tannins, thujone and triterpenes. The leaves have an antibacterial action, inhibiting the growth of Staphococcus aureus, Bacillus typhi, B. dysenteriae, streptococci, E. coli, B. subtilis, and pseudomonas. A weak tea made from the infused plant is a good all-purpose insecticide. The fresh or the dried plant repels insects. Medicinal: leaves. Ornamental: leaves and flowers. Metaphysical: leaves and flowers. (if you are consuming use the leaves only). Culinary:leaves. Body Systems affected: Spleen, kidney, liver. Other ways to use Mugwort & suggested dosage: Metaphysical: Tea or tincture twice daily to enhance your psychic abilities Medicinal: One teaspoon per cup for infusion. 5 – 20 drops tincture. Mugwort can also be smoked for either medicinal or metaphysical purposes. Flower Essence: Artemisia douglasiana, a close relative of Artemisia vulgaris is used. Used for clarity in dream work. Helps us to interpret our dreams and merge the knowledge and insights gained in dreams and any spiritual/magical work into our every day lives. Helps to regulate menstrual cycles in time with the Moon. Add to massage oil and worked into the womb area to ease childbirth and menstrual problems. Homeopathic: Artemisia vulgaris. Epilepsy, petit mal, hysteria, over excitement and fright, sleepwalking, some types of dizziness. Irregular, painful or scanty menses. Prolapsed uterus. To prevent miscarriage with severe cramping. Metaphysical: a favorite metaphysical herbs. Mugwort is most famous for it’s use as a "Dream" herb. It is known to enhance dreaming, both in sleep and in Shamanic Journeying and other trance work. It is said to enhance whatever level of dreaming one is developed in. For example, if one can not remember one’s dreams, Mugwort will enhance and help the individual to develop this Other uses: Used for smudging and incense in the same manner as the other Artemisia and Salvias. Stuff pillows with the herb for Dream Pillows. Make swags or wreaths from dry or fresh branches to place over your doors for protection against negative energies. Many believe it will also ward off negative entities. Caution! Use with discretion; over dosing with this herb can cause a sick stomach and vomiting; never use the oil as it is volatile! Properties: Chologogue, vermifuge, emmenagogue, hemostatic, antispasmodic, diaphoretic, mild narcotic, bitter narcotic. Woman’s Moon and a Dream Herb.
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An amazingly useful, beautiful medicinal/culinary perennial herb grows to 8’ in height! Leaves are edible, young leaves are boiled as ... more

Also known as a "mosquito plant", this is grown as an annual patio plant or houseplant. It can take full sun if it's kept watered and can grow quite large. You'll want to prune it frequently, though, to enjoy the strong citronella fragrance. These are technically edible, mostly for flavoring. I have dried them and added to potpourri.
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Also known as a "mosquito plant", this is grown as an annual patio plant or houseplant. It can take full ... more

An easy, traditional favorite, the spider plant or airplane plant does great in a hanging basket in the house all year, or on a shady front porch in the summertime. I have this available in smaller sizes also if you want to create a mixed basket.
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An easy, traditional favorite, the spider plant or airplane plant does great in a hanging basket in the house all ... more

Wisteria-A woody perennial climbing vine (can be kept pruned as a bush) in the pea family, having pinnately compound leaves and drooping racemes of showy fragrant purplish flowers. These plants are 3 years old and will flower this year. Create a beautiful archway or covered sittin area with these hardy showy plants. Similar sizes selling for 15.00-20.00 more per plant
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Wisteria-A woody perennial climbing vine (can be kept pruned as a bush) in the pea family, having pinnately compound leaves ... more

Yarrow-Soft fragment spreading perennial 1-3 ft. white flowers in flat clusters can be used as a ground cover in controlled situations. It is a beautiful herb but can become invasive. Yarrow has multiple medicinal qualities. It contains over 100 biologically active compounds. Some Uses: An herbal tea made from the dried flowering plant can be used for colds, fevers, anorexia, indigestion, gastric inflammations and internal bleeding. The fresh herb can be used as a styptic poultice. It has been used similarly by native cultures throughout the northern hemisphere.
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Yarrow-Soft fragment spreading perennial 1-3 ft. white flowers in flat clusters can be used as a ground cover in controlled ... more