20 results for "Cardinal Flower seeds" between $1.00 and $25.00

Almost always called "America's most vivid wildflower", this very famous plant of great beauty has been seen by few, since it blooms during summer, not spring, like most of its woodland companions. The flowers are orchid-like, up and down the tall 3 to 4-ft. stems. They often put on a dazzling show in shady wet woods, and many a hiker has been startled by coming onto a colony in brilliant bloom in the mid or late-summer woods. Because of its beauty, Cardinal Flower is often picked in the wild,...

Herbaceous perennial native to Eastern, Southern and Central US. Roots used by First NAtions people to make a love charm. Bright scarlet flowers attract hummingbirds to the prolific nectaries. Plant prefers part shade to full sun and very moist, poorly drained soils. Surface sow in spring. Just press seeds into surface of soil and keep evenly moist and in the light. Seedlings are nearly microscopic at first but will soon reach transplantable size. Grow out in pots until plants are large enough...

Our ‘Alice™ White’ Alyssum flower seeds are easy-to-grow and once established will be one of the fastest growing annuals in your garden. With the ability to re-seed itself annually, you will have sweet alyssum, also known as lobularia, to fill out your annual or perennial beds every year. Alice White Alyssum is the ideal filler to provide a wonderful base color for whatever new and exciting color scheme you have in mind, even if you change your mind every year! Approximately 300 seeds per each hand...

Bears loads of gorgeous, small but brilliant deep scarlet trumpets starting in midsummer. Blooms until fall. Deep green, finely-cut feathery foliage and dark stems add to it's attractive effect.

Years ago, we were very fortunate when our red Cardinal Flower produced a plant that had pale pink flowers. We collected seeds from it, grew them on, and subsequently have been sorting out the best flower colors. This one has bi-colored flowers that are soft pink flecked with rose. Cat# 1472

(Lobelia syphilitica) Blooming in late summer and fall on sturdy 3-foot stems, it perks up the late summer with its showy blue flowers, just in time for Butterflies and Hummingbirds preparing for migration! Not as well-known as its smaller cousin, the Cardinal Flower, but much less demanding—not picky as to soil or light, and with modest water requirements. Songbirds love their seed, too.

20 seeds The splitleaf Philodendron hardly needs any introduction. Also called "Swiss Cheese Plant," this tropical, woody vine is a long-time favorite houseplant throughout the world. The glossy green leaves, which can reach 3 feet in length, develop dramatic "splits" and holes when mature. Native to Central America, the splitleaf (or cutleaf) Philodendron is epiphytic, meaning it depends on trees or other plants for climbing support. Thus, it needs a pole of some sort upon which to climb. The seedlings...

All bear exquisite flowers and have medicinal applications as described in the individual entries. Excessive internal dosage may prove nauseating or emetic. Lobelias prefer part to full sun, rich, moist soil, much water. Short-lived seed. Light-dependent germinators. Sow seed in spring or fall. Average germ time in warm soils is 1 to 3 weeks. Water very gently. Great Blue Lobelia ( Lobelia syphilitica ), Official Lobelia ( Lobelia inflata ) and Cardinal Flower ( Lobelia cardinalis ) $4.90/3 packets...

Annual. Need a vine for a trellis, pole, or fence? Cardinal climber makes a nice partner with scarlet runner bean or morning glory, and like these two, is easy to grow from seed! Deep red flowers with a white/yellow throat, and fernlike foliage make cardinal climber an eye-catcher. We can’t say enough about the beautiful foliage! Great container variety. Attracts hummingbirds like crazy!

A very attractive climber that produces bright red salverform flowers with a white eye. The leaves are deeply and narrowly 3-7 lobed and themselves sometimes lobed. Cover the seeds with 1/2" well draining soil mix. Keep warm, damp and in bright light.