70 results for "Gaillardia, Dwarf" between $2.00 and $50.00

Blooms from early summer into fall! Enjoy masses of 3" orange-red blooms tipped with yellow. Highly drought tolerant. Attracts butterflies. Ideal for cut-flowers. Deer resistant. For a rain garden. Plant 10" apart in full to part sun. Grow 12-16" tall. Winner of the prestigous 2005 Fleuroselect Gold Medal!

Pages: 244, Paperback, Hephaestus Books

A dwarf growing Barbados Cherry that is excellent for hanging baskets, bonsai, or mixed containers. Light pink crepe myrtle-like blooms are borne from late spring to fall and are followed by long-lasting 1/4" bright red fruit considered to be high in Vitamin C.

Dwarves have a curious love of crossbows. Perhaps it is due to the intricacy and mastery of metal and woodwork necessary to create them. Perhaps it is because their minds turn towards engineering and machines. In any case, crossbows are regarded with deep affection and the tricks of their use passed from generation to generation.

Gaillardia, Blanket Flower - Annual. 2-3 ft. plant. Colorful, daisy-like, 3-4 in. flower heads in shades of yellow, orange, brown and rust. Requires full sun. Blooms in July and August. For growing instructions, click here

Plant Patent #17,092. "Oranges and lemons / Say the bells of St. Clement's" goes the old nursery rhyme, and you'll be ready to ring a hearty tribute to this super long-blooming, floriferous, easy-to-grow Blanket Flower before the very first season is over. All Gaillardias offer up a lot of blooms, but 'Oranges & Lemons' is on an entirely new scale of production, with a single plant boasting as many as 75 flowers open AT A SINGLE TIME! Multiply that by the early-summer-through-mid-fall bloomtime,...

Gaillardia is one of the easiest to grow and brightest perennial daisies. The daisy-like flowers have brilliantly colored petals produced atop strong stems. Enjoy in the garden and as outstanding cut flowers. Plants are nearly mainenance free. 3-4 weeks to sprout.

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Not quite as unstable as Berserkers, the Swiftaxes are a dwarven army's point of attack. They charge in and break the enemy lines to allow their countrymen through. There are very few qualities needed for a Swiftaxe, a lack of self-concern, a fair skill at running, and a desire to be involved in close combat. These traits happen to be quite easy to find among young dwarves.

Cover shows Snow White in the center reading a tale to the dwarfs whose head surround her in a circle. Whitman Books 1957. Tell-A-Tale Book #2533. In G condition with markings on cover and some spine wear. Free Counter Provided by

Pages: 124, Paperback, Webster's Digital Services

Gaillardia, Blanket Flower - Annual. 2-3 ft. plant. Colorful, daisy-like, 3-4 in. flower heads in shades of yellow, orange, brown and rust. Requires full sun. Blooms in July and August. For growing instructions, click here

Coreopsis, Lance-leaf -Dwarf (Coreopsis lanceolata-dwarf) / (2 oz.)

This is the true highly rare Dwarf Form of this exquisite blue plant from Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Those who are familiar with this plant know that the only true Dwarf Form of this species is native to the region immediately surrounding Port Elizabeth. When we accessed this collection in 2002, this was perhaps the most difficult plant to get imported into the USA. Not because of any permitting issue, but because the South Africans were willing to pay nearly what US buyers would pay for these...