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Goshiki translates from Japanese as “five colors”. Its new leaves emerge red and quickly turn green. The green leaves are daubed with spots of creamy white, gray-green, and yellow-green. This lovely evergreen selection makes a great accent or hedge.
Controls Annual and Perennial Grass Weeds. Systemic selective broad spectrum post-emergent herbicide that can be sprayed over desired plants listed to control annual and perennial grasses.
Despite its name, the Coontie Palm is not a palm, but rather a cycad with palm and fern-like characteristics. It is a slow grower and drought resistant. Its deep green foliage and bright red seeds can provide a tropical landscape feel and a rich evergreen backdrop for woodland and shady areas. Grows very well in containers.
A very slow-growing, durable palm that has bluish-green, fan-shaped leaves. Stays low to the ground and the stems arise from a crown of underground roots. Grows well in moist soil and is drought tolerant when established.
Carl Pool Palm Food is a complete well balanced plant food specifically designed for all palm varieties. Carl Pool Palm Food contains the extra levels of magnesium and manganese that palms need. The micronutrient package included in this palm food is derived from Granusol sucrates which are mostly insoluble, last longer and resist leaching.
Shrubby when young, its multi-trunked habit that forms rounded clumps. An attractive, compact crown of blue-green, deeply cut, fan-shaped foliage. Perfect for containers and accents plantings. Evergreen.
‘Neanthe Bella’ palm, aslo known as ‘Parlor’ Palm, is an easy-care indoor tree that tolerates low light and occasional neglect. It’s been popular as a houseplant since the early 1800s for its ability to thrive in dark Victorian parlors (hence the common name).
Light: Low indirect light.
Water: Let top half dry before watering.
A hardy, feather leafed palm popular for its blue-green foliage. Large, airy canopy of arching leaves that grow to 6 feet long. Great as specimen plant. Slow-growing.
A much-loved evergreen that develops a stout trunk topped by a whorl of dark green fronds, each containing hundreds of narrow spiky leaflets along its midrib. Although the Sago Palm is not a true palm, the stiff foliage forms a stunning open rosette that adds a splendid tropical palm tree-like element to smaller landscapes and patio gardens.
Upright, slow-growing palm with a single trunk that is covered in dense fibers. Large, fan shaped leaves are 3′ across. A great accent, specimen or patio palm. Use around pools for a tropical effect.
Breathable tree wrap to prevent sun scald on young trees. Wrap around the trunk with one layer from just above ground level to the lowest branches. Secure by tucking under a layer or simply staple to the trunk. Apply in late spring and remove in fall when the temperatures moderate.
Beneficial for trees that have smooth bark when young, which are more susceptible to scald. Especially maples and oaks.
Pea Gravel has a smooth finish and is small in size. Approx 3/8″, Pea Gravel is regularly used for walkways, dog runs, playgrounds, patios and a variety of other high-traffic areas.
Large, elongated fruit with gold/yellow skin that is flushed with red. Yellow flesh. Freestone. Self fertile.
Large, yellow skin with red blush, yellow flesh. Freestone. Ripens mid-July. Self fertile.
Large, brightly colored red skin, yellow flesh. Late blooming, good for colder areas, heavy producer. Freestone. Ripens early July. Self fertile.
Medium to large fruit, yellow skin with red blush. One of the sweetest peaches. Semi-freestone. Ripens mid-June. Self fertile.
A 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.
One of the best self-pollinating pears. The fruit has greenish-yellow skin that is blushed red. It stores well. Ripens October-November.
For example: Bedding Plants, Shade Perennials, Althea