36 results for "Nicotiana seeds" between $1.00 and $10.00

It's a brand new day for Flowering Tobacco, and Baby Bella has come to show us just what beauty this old-fashioned favorite can bring to the sunny annual garden! This super-flowering, vigorous plant sets hundreds of 2?inch blooms from early summer through early fall, each as sweetly fragrant as a full bouquet, and so richly colored that not even August's punishing sun can dim their radiance. Many Nicotianas are heavy budders, but Baby Bella goes well beyond the call of duty to keep the garden bursting...

Indulge your senses with our most fragrant nicotiana also known as Flowering Tobacco. A glorious mix of colors: pink, rose, white and red. 2" long trumpets on 8" tall flower stalks. Plant grows to a height of 20-24".

Start seed indoors about 6-7 weeks before the last frost in a flat, tray, or container that has been filled to within 1/4 inch of the top with moistened, sterile seed starting mix. Put 1-2 seeds in each cell or small pot, then press seeds gently into the surface but do not cover seeds, as nicotiana seeds need light to germinate. Place in a warm location until seeds begin to germinate about 7-14 days later. A room temperature of 70-75 degrees Fahrenheit is ideal for starting seeds. Species nicotianas...

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Annual. 60 days to flowers (very fast!). I've come across this plant growing spontaneously and wild in dry arroyos in Arizona and New Mexico. It always stops me in my tracks and evokes great respect. I can see why it is considered such a potent totem among the native people. Huichol is a powerful ceremonial and smoking tobacco, making small leaves on long petioles. The plant makes multitudes of decorative, pendulous, yellow-green blossoms, flowering to 3 feet. This Tobacco is so resinous that...

Our 'Saratoga™ White’ Nicotiana Flower Seed yields pixie-ish, star-shaped, wonderfully clear white blossoms atop rich, emerald green foliage, showing these white flowers off to perfection. With only the centers of each blossoms being pale, celery-green, these, we think, are the most tropical looking of the Saratoga Series flowering tobacco. This little dynamo is quite the attention grabber! Approximately 50 seeds per each hand-filled packet. More details...

Bloom Time July , August , September

Stunning and absolutely splendid masses of yellow-green scent free flowers, with colors favoring both the old-fashioned and the unusual, open fully in the afternoon. Sow indoors 5-7 weeks before last spring frost. Flowers midsummer to late fall. Ht. 24".

Perennial. Originally from Argentina and Bolivia, this Tobacco is now widely naturalized in dry, desert areas around the globe. The bright yellow, long-tubed flowers are awesome. Smokeable, but very strong. A peculiarity of this species is that it contains largely anabasine, not nicotine, a potent molecule that is largely responsible for the unique effects experienced by those who utilize this weed. A poultice of the leaves is known to heal wounds and skin infections. Germ in 18 days. Strew seed...

Make a glorious statement in your garden with this statuesque beauty. Full bunches of medium-green leaves release masses of 24" stems, each topped with several clusters of starry blooms in shades of rose, pink and white.

There are many different methods of curing tobacco, but the easiest is to pick the leaves when they get a tinge of yellow on them, then hang them in an open shed or under the eaves. You can string them on a piece of bailing wire or strong string. Set it up so that the leaves dry out during the day and pick up moisture at night. This is how they cure. Once the leaves have lost all green and are a golden brown (which takes a month or two), you wait until they are flexible some cloudy day or evening...

Our 'Saratoga™ Lime’ Nicotiana Flower Seed has all the nice attributes of the Saratoga Series flowering tobacco plant, but with visually stunning, pastel, lime-green blossoms! Actually appearing somewhat bicolored, these pleasingly light green blossoms will appear to be slightly washed with white, adding incredible texture and dimension to an already beautiful and fragrant plant. Approximately 50 seeds per each hand-filled packet. More details...

This annual has large leaves and bright yellow flowers to add character to any wildflower meadow! This species contains up to 3 times more nicotine than other common species and the high concentration of nicotine in its leaves makes it useful for creating organic pesticides!

Named for the traditional flat-bottom boat that is used by the Cajuns in the swamps of Louisiana. This old heirloom was given by the Indians to the Cajuns and passed down through the years. Given by a Creole man to Kurt Bridges, who then supplied us with some seed. We grow the plants for their beauty, as they grow 4 feet tall, have big, wide leaves and produce loads of gorgeous sunset-pink flowers. Traditionally used by the Cajuns, but it is poisonous along with all tobacco.

CULTURE: As a general rule, flowers can be sown in the garden when the soil has warmed to at least 55°F. Flower seeds sown outdoors germinate best in well-worked, loose-textured soil. Flowers respond to fertilizer and good watering practices. Add 1-2 cups of our complete fertilizer per ten row feet to provide adequate nutrition. Seeds should be buried two times their narrowest dimension and covered with finely raked soil or vermiculite unless otherwise noted. Some varieties can take over a month...

Perennial. This tall, striking plant makes a bold statement in the garden. Its very large leaves, and unusual flower clusters create a dramatic look in the garden. Lovely in a white garden, or planted with the equally tall, purple flowering verbena Brazilian Vervain or delphiniums. The flowers are very fragrant from late afternoon into evening, and eye-catching in the moonlight!

A wild tobacco, also known as Sacred Tobacco, it originated in Mexico but was widely cultivated throughout North America by native peoples for ceremonial purposes. According to J. B. Killebrew , " Turkish, Hungarian, and Latakia tobacco is probably of this species. "

Masses of flowers in sunshine colors: bright lemon-yellow, gold touched with toasty orange and a pastel yellow that fades to soft cream. The cheerful blossoms shine above blue-green foliage. $2.79