50 results for "Bellflower seeds" between $1.00 and $75.00

DO NOT ORDER - SOLD OUT - NEXT HARVEST NOT DETERMINED. This is the national flower of Chile. To many it is considered the most beautiful flower in our Flora. The intense red of the bellflower is a sharp contrast to the dark green foliage. It is a lush vining plant to 15 . Aside from fabulous flowers it produces edible red berries which are always in demand in the growing regions. Our seed are stratified and should be planted as soon as received. For Zone 10, or greenhouse - hardy to 40F. The seeds...

Herbaceous perennial creeper with showy bell-shaped flowers, hardy to 10 degrees F. Plant loves to climb and dangle on other plants or on garden features such as walls and trellises. Flowers light blue with striking internal markings, a bit fatter that Codonopsis pilosula. This is a flower of rare beauty that also has a history of use as a medicinal herb. Bonnet Bellflowers prefer sun to part shade and rich, moist soil. Will grow well as potted plant in greenhouse or solarium, where it will...

Order number of packets. Broom corn (Sorghum vulgare ) is a variety of sorghum that unlike other sorghum varieties produces heads with fibrous seed branches up to 36″ long. Broom corn is an annual plant and grows best in full sunlight. Originally used to make brooms and whisks, it is now popular with crafters who, because of its strong stem and colorful seeds, use it to make many different decorative objects including wreaths, wall hangings, bouquets and even brooms! Broom corn grows up to 15...

Dainty yet trouble free, these big bells are a great way to begin the summer! Arising very densely on sturdy 2-foot stalks, the flowers nestle in a wreath of fresh green foliage resembling a saucer. Children love them, and this biennial is easy enough for the youngest child to grow from seed in the sunny and lightly-shaded, well-drained garden. Good for the back of the border or even large containers! Our mix contains clear, vibrant tones of pink, blue, and white. Packet is 100 seeds.

This wildflower is a cousin of the native Campanulas that grace the wilds of the US. Only about 9” tall, this little gem blooms non-stop all summer. The flowers sometimes open so wide, that they almost turn inside-out! A native of the Carpathian Mountains, these little wildflowers are very hardy, and can withstand harsh winter conditions. It is a sure winner along a stone path, or in a small rock garden.

Variously known as nettle-leaved bellflower and English throatwort (it was once used for illnesses of the throat and neck, hence its name from Greek), among other names, this hardy perennial flowers from May to November, growing about 30 inches tall. Planted in full sun to light shade, its tubular, blue-violet blossoms attract hummingbirds. An excellent cutflower. Prefers well-drained soil. Hardy in Zones 4-7(8).

Rampion bellflower (Campanula rapunculoides) was once cultivated for its delicous leaves and edible root. If you love true 'field greens' in your salad bowl, you can too! If not, grow this biennial for its graceful spires of skyblue bells in midsummer. Prefers light, well-drained soils in full sun to light shade.

This wildflower is a cousin of the native Campanulas that grace the wilds of the US. Only about 9” tall, this little gem blooms non-stop all summer. The flowers sometimes open so wide, that they almost turn inside-out! A native of the Carpathian Mountains, these little wildflowers are very hardy, and can withstand harsh winter conditions. It is a sure winner along a stone path, or in a small rock garden.

This wildflower is a cousin of the native Campanulas that grace the wilds of the US. Only about 9” tall, this little gem blooms non-stop all summer. The flowers sometimes open so wide, that they almost turn inside-out! A native of the Carpathian Mountains, these little wildflowers are very hardy, and can withstand harsh winter conditions. It is a sure winner along a stone path, or in a small rock garden.

This wildflower is often overlooked, but deserves a place in any garden. A distant relative of harebell, this bright purple beauty grows up to six feet tall in its second year. Like harebell, it has five petaled purple flowers, except that these open up flat, whereas the Harebell remains in a bell shape. Colorful and aspiring!

This wildflower is often overlooked, but deserves a place in any garden. A distant relative of harebell, this bright purple beauty grows up to six feet tall in its second year. Like harebell, it has five petaled purple flowers, except that these open up flat, whereas the Harebell remains in a bell shape. Colorful and aspiring!

Germination: Easy germination. Best started indoors 4-6 weeks prior to last spring frost. Freeze seed packet for 5 days prior to sowing. Sow seed on surface of good seed starting mix. Do not cover seed as light is needed for best germination. Moisten mix. Germination should begin in 10-12 days.

This tall & elegant Bellflower, with starry blue flowers, makes an exciting focus in the garden or in patio pots. Growing to 6' tall, it blooms over a long period - mid-Summer thru Fall. Tolerates a wide variety of conditions. Attractive, heart-shaped leaves make a nice base for erect stems with erect side branches. Re-seeds!

A great new plant from Dutch Breeder, Arie Blom, who went after large blooms, compact size, strong stems that absolutely will not flop, and an impressively long blooming period. We are happy to say he achieved all he aimed for! The huge 2 1/2" blooms make an impressive show, for they are borne up the top half of the stem, not just at the tip. The plant is sterile, so it keeps on blooming rather than spending energy making seed; and it forms a neat 18" x 24" clump, rather than sending out invasive...

I love luster beads. This bead matches lots of seed beads I have and they will be used as a focal bead. Just because they are small doesn't mean they have to be hidden by other beads.

DO NOT ORDER - SOLD OUT - NEXT HARVEST NOT DETERMINED. This is the national flower of Chile. To many it is considered the most beautiful flower in our Flora. The intense red of the bellflower is a sharp contrast to the dark green foliage. It is a lush vining plant to 15 . Aside from fabulous flowers it produces edible red berries which are always in demand in the growing regions. Our seed are stratified and should be planted as soon as received. For Zone 10, or greenhouse - hardy to 40F. The seeds...

Dainty yet trouble free, these big bells are a great way to begin the summer! Arising very densely on sturdy 2-foot stalks, the flowers nestle in a wreath of fresh green foliage resembling a saucer. Children love them, and this biennial is easy enough for the youngest child to grow from seed in the sunny and lightly-shaded, well-drained garden. Good for the back of the border or even large containers! Our mix contains clear, vibrant tones of pink, blue, and white. Packet is 100 seeds.