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1 Oz Eastern Gray Beard Tongue (Penstemon canescens) Bulk Wildflower Seeds
A native wildflower, found growing on prairies and rocky bluffs, the Eastern Grey Beardtongue blooms from May to July. The common name beardtongue refers to the tuft of hairs found on the sterile stamen of many species, including this one. Delicate, erect stems support blossoms similar to that of the snap dragon. Great place for this plant include ditches, fields, and shady banks!
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A native wildflower, found growing on prairies and rocky bluffs, the Eastern Grey Beardtongue blooms from May to July. The common name beardtongue refers to the tuft of hairs found on the sterile stamen of many species, including this one. Delicate, erect stems support blossoms similar to that of the snap dragon. Great place for this plant include ditches, fields, and shady banks!
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Description: Very showy flowering plants, grow 15-20 inches tall. Blooms the first year. Nice wide color selection with light pink, lavender, deep red and purple well represented. Recommended for lots of color in the front of the border or rock garden. Very attractive to hummingbirds.
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Showy Beardtongue (Penstemon cobaea) Jumbo Wildflower Seed Packet - 500 Seeds
Large, tufted, pale lavender blooms appear every spring, and the long staminodes that sometimes protrude out of the flower give it an appearance of an open mouth with a tongue sticking out. Some call it Beard-Tongue for this reason! Pollination is accomplished by various species of bees that squeeze themselves into the long, tubular flower. Quite the amazing sight if you are fortunate enough to observe it! Hummingbirds also enjoy these ornate wildflowers!
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Our salad hands and claws are the perfect complement to a beautiful salad. Designed to be as easy to use as your own hands, they make serving a pleasure and look elegant too. Our hands and claws are treated with a food safe coating to ensure they do not absorb any oils or flavors.
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Dutch wax bean that has large 6-8" cream-colored pods with thin purple stripes that disappear when blanched. Wide, extremely crisp and juicy stringless pods. Compact high yeilding plants. Bush habit, 55-60 days.
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Large, tufted, pale lavender blooms appear every spring, and the long staminodes that sometimes protrude out of the flower give it an appearance of an open mouth with a tongue sticking out. Some call it Beard-Tongue for this reason! Pollination is accomplished by various species of bees that squeeze themselves into the long, tubular flower. Quite the amazing sight if you are fortunate enough to observe it! Hummingbirds also enjoy these ornate wildflowers!
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Green Deer Tongue Lettuce Lactuca sativa Heirloom 8-12 in. Hardy Annual A staff favorite in the '04 farm research trials, this medium-green lettuce with distinctly pointed leaves forms a loose head at maturity. Buttery texture and thick leaves. Forms a tight rosette at a young age, making this an excellent choice for baby heads. Planting Depth: 1/8" Soil Temp. for Germ.: 45-80°F Days to Germ.: 5-10 Plant Spacing: 8-12" Days to Maturity: 45-60 Partial Shade to Full Sun Moderate Water Pack weight .500gms ~...
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Care: Remove spent flower spikes as they fade, additional flowers will be produced as a result.
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Amorphophallus bulbifer (Pink Devil's Tongue Voodoo Lily) Amorphophallus bulbifer "Pink Devil's Tongue Voodoo Lily" from Nepal that is hardy in zone 7. The flower may be 20" tall, and is very unique, with a spathe that is mottled on the outside and rich crimson/red on the inside, with a off white-colored spadix. The foliage is also very unusual, and should reach 4' or more in a shaded location with plenty of compost. Large, deep green leaves and tall mottled stems make this the perfect specimen for your shady...
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![Hound's Tongue (Cynoglossum officinale) seeds [OR, MT, SD no]](/images/transparent.gif)
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Very, very pretty, purple-blue flowered plant with broadly lolling leaves. Salve of fresh or dried leaves is an ancient remedy for hair loss. Contains PAs, so internal use not really recommended. Plant will do well in shade or in sun. Prefers rich soils. Sow in spring. Relatively easy, but can be a bit spotty germ.
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Agave ovatifolia Whale's Tongue Century Plant A true dream of a plant, this once-in-a-lifetime find was originally discovered and introduced to horticulture by renowned Texas plantsman Lynn Lowery from Nuevo Leon, northeastern Mexico, where it grows in a small, rugged mountain area between an astonishing 1100 and 2100 m (3700 and 7000 ft.). Nurseryman and Agave expert Greg Starr and José Villarreal have recently described it formally. Agave ovatifolia will grow into a rather large, solitary plant with broad...
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