Aucuba are grown for their bold foliage, autumn fruit, and adaptability to shade, dry soil, pollution, and coastal conditions. A. japonica is a rounded, evergreen shrub with small, reddish purple flowers in spring, and red berries (on female plants) in fall. It grows to about 10 feet tall and wide. 'Crotonifolia' has leaves that look like they were speckled with yellow paint. 'Gold Dust' is female with heavy yellow speckling. 'Mr. Goldstrike' is male, more upright, and has gold-splashed leaves. Use as a hedge or specimen, in a container outdoors, or as an imposing houseplant. Noteworthy characteristics: Very adaptable; glossy, bold foliage; red berries on female plants. Many named cultivars are female and thus bear autumn fruit. Care: This plant is tolerant of full shade, dry soil, pollution, and salt winds. It's adaptable to almost any soil, except waterlogged soil. Use it in full sun to part-shade, or in full shade in hot summer areas. Protect from winter sun and wind at lower zones. Trim or cut back in spring.
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Aucuba are grown for their bold foliage, autumn fruit, and adaptability to shade, dry soil, pollution, and coastal conditions. A. ... more

Rubeckia Goldstrum AKA Black Eyed Susans. Another traditional classic in the gardening world. From full sun to partial shade, this wonderful perennial will always please ever customer that chooses these elegant herb family members. Drought tolerant and cold hardy in our great state of Tennessee, Black Eyed Susans have been used in the gardening world for longer than we've been alive. Wholesale customers contact nursery for orders of 25 plants or more. *As with all the plants at our nursery they are dormant for the winter season though available. *
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Rubeckia Goldstrum AKA Black Eyed Susans. Another traditional classic in the gardening world. From full sun to partial shade, this ... more

These trees are 5-7 years old. The dwarf trees are around 8 years old Please specify dwarf or english along with order, please.
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These trees are 5-7 years old. The dwarf trees are around 8 years old Please specify dwarf or english along ... more

These tree's are just over 7 foot tall.

A consistent performer in summer or fall, this good yielder produces large, dark green heads with medium fine beads. Side shoots develop smaller spears after the center head is cut on this very uniform hybrid.
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A consistent performer in summer or fall, this good yielder produces large, dark green heads with medium fine beads. Side ... more

3 year old grown from seed naturally

Plant produces very large 12 lb round cabbage. It is very solid with few outside leaves. A great storage variety. Excellent for making kraut.
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Plant produces very large 12 lb round cabbage. It is very solid with few outside leaves. A great storage variety. ... more

Maintains peak quality for months. Solid, plat-topped blue-green heads weigh 12-14 lbs., measure 1 ft. or more! Leaves are sweet enough for any cabbage dish, just right for cabbage rolls.
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Maintains peak quality for months. Solid, plat-topped blue-green heads weigh 12-14 lbs., measure 1 ft. or more! Leaves are sweet ... more

Red Cabbage Plants

A flavorful crinkled leaf cabbage. Savoy Cabbage head consists of loose leaves, which vary in color from dark green to light green containing lacy patterned veins.
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A flavorful crinkled leaf cabbage. Savoy Cabbage head consists of loose leaves, which vary in color from dark green to ... more

Echinacea Kims Knee High, a sun loving hardy perennial naturally drought tolerate and attractive to butterfly's. This classic cone flower is a must have for all gardens with its rich blooms and beautiful foliage, its no wonder why this is a mainstay for gardeners and landscapers alike!!! * As with all products during the winter months, they are available, though dormant. *
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Echinacea Kims Knee High, a sun loving hardy perennial naturally drought tolerate and attractive to butterfly's. This classic cone flower ... more

Hemerocallis Barbra Mitchell is a lovely old fashioned day lily, containing so much moisture in the petals of the blossom it appears to have just opened in the morning dew!!! This is a beautiful lily of the most elegant quality, so much so that it has never been removed from our catalog!!! This full sun naturally heat, drought, and sun tolerant day lily is a must have!!! *As with all our products, during the winter months they are dormant. *
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Hemerocallis Barbra Mitchell is a lovely old fashioned day lily, containing so much moisture in the petals of the blossom ... more

Hemerocallis Black Stockings one of the "black" lilies. Beautiful,elegant, and attractive, black stockings is a sure crowd pleasing day lily. The pictures we use all come from on site, so what you see is what we are growing. And this day lily really speaks for itself. Any wholesale customers should contact the nursery for quantities of 25 plants or more. *As with all our plants the winter months are the dormant months, so our plants are dormant for the winter months. *
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Hemerocallis Black Stockings one of the "black" lilies. Beautiful,elegant, and attractive, black stockings is a sure crowd pleasing day lily. ... more

Hemerocallis French Lingerie, this is a brand new day lily for us. Both striking and full of color. Just like the name would suggest!!! A wonderful mid sized day lily that is sure to please with every bloom!!! Naturally sun, heat, and drought tolerant, as is the the reputation of the day lily family. All whole sale customers should call the nursery for orders of 25 plants or more.
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Hemerocallis French Lingerie, this is a brand new day lily for us. Both striking and full of color. Just like ... more

Hemerocallis Siloam Double Classic is part of a series of day lilies we have at the nursery called the Siloam series. A beauty for any garden ready to shield your smaller less hardy plants. Though very sweet and soft these plants carry a strength that we still look for in plants today. A classic peach pink that doesn't end until you reach the center of the blossom is a must have!!! * As with all our plants at the nursery they are dormant during the winter months. *
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Hemerocallis Siloam Double Classic is part of a series of day lilies we have at the nursery called the Siloam ... more

Black Magic Elephant Ears Glossy leaves up to 2' long, with deep purple color. Plant Black Magic Elephant Ears as a dramatic screen or focal point to fill in along foundations. Towering form, 5-6' tall. Best planted in full sun to partial shade and moist soil. Dig bulbs for winter storage north of Zone 7. Light: Full sun to partial shade Height: 4-6' Size: Potted Deer resistant Zone 7 to 10 Botanical Name: Colocasia esculenta 'Black Magic' Form: Tender, deciduous perennial Sun Exposure: Partial Shade/Full Sun Height/Habit: 5' - 6' tall, large oval shape Spread: 4' - 5' Spacing: 3' - 5' Hardiness Zone: 7 - 10 Foliage Type: Huge, oval leaves up to 2' + long and 18" wide. Deep purple-black. Ornamental from mid summer to frost. Flower Form: The Jack-in-the-Pulpit like flowers are small, insignificant and rarely produced. Flower Color: Cream Flowering Date: Summer Planting Requirements: Plant 2 - 4" below soil level. Keep well watered. Best to mulch if not grown in standing water. Soil Requirements: Deep moisture retentive soils. They are heavy feeders. Growth Rate: Fast, establishes quickly Unique Characteristics: A wonderful tender perennial grown in the north as an annual where the rootstock is dug prior to winter and stored in a frost-free environment. Huge bold foliage makes a dramatic accent in the garden. Perfect to grow with other gray foliage plants, or with pink or red flowered plants. One of the most outstanding structural plants for a garden, bringing a bold exotic, tropical look to borders or containers. It can be used as a specimen or mass planted where it can be a unique hedge or screen. Easy, to grow, requires little more than deep watering in dry spells. The foliage emerges green then turns black. Introduced by Walter Pagels in California. Pruning: None
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Black Magic Elephant Ears Glossy leaves up to 2' long, with deep purple color. Plant Black Magic Elephant Ears as ... more

Huge

2-4 foot tall
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At least 2 'buds' per section. Hops are used in beer making, as a bittering agent. The plant is a 'bine', or vine-like structure that sends out new growth each year from the base, dying back to the roots for winter. It can grow up to 15 feet high each year, growth seems only limited by how high a trellis you supply. They like full sun, and grow voraciously. We bought ours from "Scott the bread guy" at the market last year, and already we needed to cut back some of the roots to limit next year's growth. These should be planted horizontally in the ground an inch or 2 below the surface, with the location marked. (I neglected to mark the location last year, so I can't recall which variety is which. We have some 'Cascade' and one other kind. Labeling is something I'm not good about remembering to do.) They like sun. I pile mulch and compost on top of mine each winter, and never spray them with anything. We have had zero pest problems with the hops, and I'm not sure if any bugs even like them. This year, after a not-so-thorough harvest, we harvested a couple of gallons of perfect blooms from our 3 plants. Last year we got about half of that, in their first season. More information at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hops
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At least 2 'buds' per section. Hops are used in beer making, as a bittering agent. The plant is a ... more

It forms a 12-15" tall, broad, heavy bunch with dark green leaves and thick, flattened white petioles.
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It forms a 12-15" tall, broad, heavy bunch with dark green leaves and thick, flattened white petioles. more

Easiest to grow. The leaves of the heads do not close tightly but form an open rosette. You can pick as needed for salads without harvesting the whole plant. Space about 8 inches apart for full-sized heads, or sow thickly for clipping small, young leaves.
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Easiest to grow. The leaves of the heads do not close tightly but form an open rosette. You can pick ... more

Easiest to grow. The leaves of the heads do not close tightly but form an open rosette. You can pick as needed for salads without harvesting the whole plant. Space about 8 inches apart for full-sized heads, or sow thickly for clipping small, young leaves.
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Easiest to grow. The leaves of the heads do not close tightly but form an open rosette. You can pick ... more

Beloved by hummigbirds (but not deer!) and drought tolerant, this wild “Canna of the Indies” was the first to reach Europe from the New World. With lusty green foliage and flowers like tiny tongues of flame, it is refreshingly different for perennial gardens, large pots, or waterside plantings. 3-5 feet, from the UK National Collection. To see the plant in bloom, go to this link: http://oldhousegardens.com/bigFlwr.asp?Cat=Indica Delete anything after the word Indicia in your address bar if the link does not take you directly to the image. - Outdoor Beds - 1. Find a location where the soil drains well. If there are still water puddles 5-6 hours after a hard rain, scout out another site, or amend the soil with the addition of organic material to raise the level 2-3 inches to improve the drainage. Peat moss, compost, ground bark or decomposed manure all work well and are widely available. Canna lilies can thrive in soils that are too moist for many bulbs, but the soil must not be water logged. 2. Site your canna lilies where they will receive full sunlight. 3. Dig holes and plant the rhizomes 4"-6" deep, and 2 feet apart for tall varieties. Place the rhizomes with the eyes facing up. 4. After planting, water your cannas generously, soaking the soil. 5. When in bloom, feel free to cut canna lily flowers for bouquets. 6. After blooming has finished for the season leave the foliage in place; don't cut it off. The leaves will gather sunlight and provide nourishment for next year's show. Water as needed. Leaves may be removed when they yellow. 7. Your cannas will rest for a few months before beginning the next growing cycle.
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Beloved by hummigbirds (but not deer!) and drought tolerant, this wild “Canna of the Indies” was the first to reach ... more

3 year old trees in gallon buckets