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Series: Flowers & PlantsArtist: H.G. MoonPeriod: Source country: BritainSource Year: 190028 inch by 42 inch Giclee print on Canvas.All files are stored digitally and are ready for reproduction. The quality is closely monitored to ensure professional results.This item is custom made per order.

Nicotiana is a sun-lover, and looks great in containers, even when they're crowded -- it's got that agreeable point-and-dive sort of habit that wends it way in and out of neighboring plants, setting flowers all along the way! In the garden, space plants 12 to 15 inches apart, in groups of at least 3 for maximum "gasp factor." Oh, and they're great beneath an open window or near the patio, because that heavenly scent is just irresistible on a warm summer evening. Butterflies and hummingbirds visit...

Annual. FULL SUN. Native to North and South America, named for Jean Nicot, the consul from the King of France to Portugal, who presented it to the Court of Portugal in 1560. The 3 foot plants produce a crown of cream colored, trumpet shaped blossoms in July.

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".

Named for its delicate evening fragrance, this series produces an abundance of 2" blooms on mid-height plants in about 9-10 weeks. Recommended for 6" pot production, the two Perfume varieties below are readily adaptable to gardens and containers. In addition to its fragrance, Perfume Deep Purple wins an AAS award for its outstanding deep purple color. Height: 36", 12-16" spread. Supplied as single seed pellets.

In the late 16th century French settlers, Acadians, from perishes in Louisiana discovered the local Choctaw and Chicksaw natives growing and unusually potent and flavorful tobacco. A farmer from St. James parish, Pierre Chenet, is said to have been that first non-native to grow and smoke the novel variety. Chenet also developed a method of curing the tobacco under pressure to further increase its potency. To this day Perique is highly regarded, some even call it the “truffle” of pipe smoke. If you...

Organic Jasmine Scented Nicotiana - Easily one of the sweetest-scented flowers, nicotiana offers its intense aromas to the night, as it is pollinated by moths. Lovely, pendulous white flowers on 24-36" plants. Very easy to grow. Plants will reseed if left in the garden. Direct sow seeds by scattering lightly on soil surface. Start transplants 6-8 weeks ahead of planting date. Annual. 271,000 seeds/oz ( Nicotiana alata )

Tall, broad leaved heirloom with graceful sprays of white tubular blossoms and sultry, jasmine perfume. Widely adapted and weather tolerant.

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...

[A/75oF/L/14/sun/tp/space 9-12" apart] (Flowering Tobacco) Flowing cascades of blooms in shades of white, pink, fuschia, maroon and purple. Sweetly fragrant 2" flowers with 3" tubes. 36" tall. Pkt. (0.05 g, 440 seeds)

Product Description Green Nicotiana Nicotiana langsdorfii (green) Connection to the Earth, specifically connected to the Earth and her healing properties. Can help to dilate bronchial tubes and encourages one to breath deeply and enjoy the smell of the air and it's flowers. Breath is a directly connection to source. Smokers are closing off their ability to be connected and avoid their emotions. Life hasn't been sweet, therefore life makes them short of breath. Not willing to take in the vital source...

This tender perennial (Zone 9) from Brazil is often grown as an annual. The white trumpet flowers mature to pale pink and fade to darker pink, creating a beautiful three-color effect on the plant. The plant grows to 3-5 feet tall and is a hummingbird favorite.

Can you say robust? This giant Brazilian, show-stopper blooms year around along the coast & will quickly & easily reach 5’– 6’ – 8’ tall, creating a cloud of sensational 1” blooms at least 3’ across. Each flower starts out white & ages to pale pink, then rose – with all colors appearing at the same time. Trust me, it’s awesome! Perennial in temperate zones, cutting it back encourages its divine purpose. Makes an attractive cut flower for mixed bouquets. Rich soil for best show & it self-sows...

Discovered in Argentina around 1898, this striking ornamental tobacco plant is a perennial in warmer climates and an annual in cooler areas. Large, slightly sticky, bright green oval leaves grow on tall, upright stems, topped with drooping clusters of pendulous, intensely fragrant, long tubular flowers, which flare to five-pointed stars at the end. A dramatic presentation wherever it is planted, we show it off with Salvia ‘Purple Majesty’ and Euphorbia mellifera .