21 results for "Silver Dollar Plant" between $1.00 and $100.00

As you backfill the hole, apply water to remove air pockets. Remove debris like stones and grass and completely break up any dirt clumps. Water your Eucalyptus Tree again after the transplant is complete. To help retain some of that moisture, it's recommended that you place mulch around each tree to a depth of 2"-3" up to but not touching the trunk. Organic mulches such as wood chips or pine needles also help to better soil structure as they decompose.

Silver Dollar Plant is a popular everlasting. Seed pods are used in dried bouquets

Silver Dollar Plant, Dollar Vine ,Xerosicyos danguyi- AlmostEdenPlants.com Thick round silver-green to blue-green foliage adorns this unusual and easily grown drought tolerant succulent-like woody vine. This unusual member of the Cucumber family or Cucurbitaceae lends itself to pyramidal and narrow upright wire forms like the obelisk and is perfect for container culture. Small clusters of tiny yellowish-green flowers are sometimes produced in spring and may be followed by small fruits on female plants...

Also known as the Paper Spine Cactus, this Argentina native cactus has leaves composed of cone-shaped segments and spines that are paper-thin white. The stems are fragile and break fairly easily, but can be replanted and will easily root. Produces white to pinkish, cup-shaped flowers in spring or early summer. May have fruits when mature. This plant prospers in full sun and dry soil. It will tolerate several degrees of frost as well as drought. We have a nice supply of 4-inch potted diademata, as...

Silver Dollars do well in a community aquarium, but very small fish should be avoided as tank mates due to the adult size of this fish. While it does well in a planted aquarium, this fish does tend to eat live plants, so artificial decorations are generally recommended. The silver dollar is very hardy and works well as a fish for beginners as long as it is maintained in the proper tank size.

In nature, the magenta blooms of the "money plant" give way to flat, silvery seed pods prized for winter bouquets. Perfect for parties, weddings, and other special events, a single stem opens into multiple branches with 60 or 108 lights. Branches are wire hand-wrapped with floral tape; shape them however you please. 19" tall, 16' cord. Indoor use only. UL®-approved. Transformer included.

8 seeds This exciting but little-known banana relative is also known as Musa nepalensis and Ensete giganteum, hinting at the plants giant size and is synonymous with the legendary “Snow Banana” Ensete wilsonii. It grows at altitudes up to 8,800 ft in China, Nepal, India, Burma, Thailand and possibly also in Tibet, Indonesia, Malaysia and Papua New Guinea. It has a thick, waxy and blue, solitary trunk, huge blueish leaves up to 10 ft long, and a huge nodding banana-producing inflorescence. It is extremely...

40325 GYNURA AURANTIACA COMP CGH PRICE: $ 6.25 "Velvet Plant" Erect thick somewhat succulent stems (seldom branching, thus solitary) studded with large soft leaves with rich purple plush hairs if given very bright light; thus called also the "Purple Passion Tree." Resents summer heat; yet also intolerant of winter chill; thus, best grown in a warm winter greenhouse/conservatory situation. Definitely not a reliable houseplant nor an outstanding (predictable?) patio subject like the other species...

Add a unique point of interest with this 30" soft plastic white lunaria silver dollar spray. Also call the money plant each stem has 48 silver dollars per stem.

Round, silvery blue-green leaves appear to be strung on the stem.the most popular foliage for fresh, dried, or preserved use. perennial in zones 9-11. ht. 24-36. avg. 42,000 seeds/oz. packet: 50 seeds.plant cycle: (tp) days to maturity or bloom: 120-150growing information:eucalyptusgerminat ion: 14-21 days at 65-75f. culture: indoors (recommended) - 10-12 weeks before last frost. transplant out after danger of frost is past. direct seeding is not recommended. light/soil: full sun; well-drained, fertile...