Belle of Georgia Peach
$65.00Medium size, white-flesh fruit. Freestone. Ripens mid-July. Self fertile.
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Early Elberta Peach
$65.00Large, elongated fruit with gold/yellow skin that is flushed with red. Yellow flesh. Freestone. Self fertile.
Ranger Peach
$65.00Large, brightly colored red skin, yellow flesh. Late blooming, good for colder areas, heavy producer. Freestone. Ripens early July. Self fertile.
Sentinel Peach
$65.00Medium to large fruit, yellow skin with red blush. One of the sweetest peaches. Semi-freestone. Ripens mid-June. Self fertile.
Cleveland Select Pear
$56.25 — $187.50A distinctive columnar form makes this a great choice for street or yard planting. Showy clusters of gleaming white blooms in early spring. Dark green summer foliage turns a brilliant purplish red-orange in fall. Deciduous.
Orient Pear
$65.00Large, round fruit with yellow skin. Smooth textured flesh. Best production when planted with either Bartlett or Kieffer.
Canadian Peat Moss
$59.99100% Canadian sphagnum peat moss, the best all-purpose natural soil conditioner, is particularly suited to acid-loving plants, can slightly lower the pH of alkaline soils and is ideal for improving water retention and aeration in garden soil.
The best all-purpose natural soil conditioner. Can slightly lower the pH of alkaline soils and is ideal for improving water retention and aeration in garden soil. Can be used as top-dressing for re-seeding lawns as well as controlling Take-All Patch in St. Augustine grass.
Caddo Pecan
$150.00 — $295.00Large, soft shell and easy to crack. Self-fertile. Excellent nut quality. Ripens mid-season.
Type: Protandrous, with early pollen shed and mid-season pistillate receptivity.
Yield: 60 nuts/lb.
Desirable Pecan
$150.00Semi self-fertile. Early shedder, large, medium-soft shell. Ripens late October-early November.
Type: Protandrous, with abundant early pollen shed and mid- to late- season pistillate receptivity.
Yield: 38 nuts/lb.
Pawnee Pecan
$150.00 — $295.00Early ripening, early shedder, soft shell. Ripens late September.
Type: Protandrous, with early to mid-season pollen shed and mid- to late season receptivity.
Yield: 44 nuts/lb.
Lady in Red Peony
$65.00Fragrant double ruby-red blooms appear in mid spring. Sturdy stems provide support for the large blooms. A great background plant for spring bulbs, or use in perennial or shrub borders. A prized cut flower. Herbaceous perennial.
Peperomia
$12.99Peperomia is a compact houseplant with small, succulent-like leaves in various shapes and colors. It prefers bright, indirect light and moderate watering, allowing soil to dry between waterings. Typically grows up to 6-12 inches tall indoors, making it ideal for small spaces or terrariums.
Sweet and Sour™ Peperomia
$12.99
Fertliome Perlite
$19.99A mineral that is super-heated and pops like popcorn. These lightweight particles increase aeration and decrease water holding when incorporated into soil. Add to potting mixes for extra drainage for water-sensitive succulents and cacti.
Birkin Philodendron
$16.99 — $29.99Philodendron Birkin is a striking houseplant with glossy, dark green leaves highlighted by creamy white variegation. It prefers bright, indirect light and moderate watering, allowing the top inch of soil to dry out between waterings. Indoors, it can grow up to 1-2 feet tall, adding a touch of elegance to any indoor space.
Brasil Philodendron
$24.99 — $39.99‘Brasil’ Philodendron is a cultivator of the popular heartleaf philodendron and is just as easy to care for. Characterized by dark green, heart-shaped leaves with splashes of variegation in shades of lime green, the ‘Brasil’ gained its common name due to its resemblance to the Brazilian flag.
Light: Low – medium indirect light.
Water: Let top layer dry before watering.
Gloriosum Philodendron
$150.00Striking houseplant known for it’s large, heart shaped leaves with velvety texture and bright white veins.
Golden Crocodile Philodendron
$39.99Philodendron ‘Golden Crocodile’ is a captivating tropical plant known for its unique, textured leaves that resemble the skin of a crocodile. The leaves are a striking bright green with a glossy finish, and they can develop golden-yellow hues in optimal light conditions. This cultivar is a vining type, often growing rapidly and making it ideal for hanging baskets or climbing supports. ‘Golden Crocodile’ thrives in bright, indirect light and prefers well-draining soil, making it a popular choice for indoor spaces, where it adds a touch of exotic charm.