Rhizome Plant
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Solidago Rod One Gallon Plant (Clifton' Nursery) from $ 31.98 Fireworks Goldenrod, also known as Solidago is a perennial highly rated by the Chicago Botanical Garden for performance. Flower stalks emerge late in the spring in preparation for the show of color mid to late summer. This easy care perennial produces 18 inch long arching spires of brilliant golden yellow flowers in opposing directions that are good for cutting. The whole plant becomes like one giant firework while in bloom. The goldenrod spreads slowly by underground rhizomes producing clumps that are easy to divide. The Solidago is tolerant of wet soils, growing well in full sun to partial shade. This cheery perennial is fast growing to about 3 feet tall when in bloom to about 4 feet wide. Hardy to USDA zone 4 and all higher zones. Herbaceous. Stock Status : In 1 Stores 
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Dianella Caerulea "Dianella Little BeccaTM"
USD 29.95 Dianella caerulea is known as one of the most drought tolerant, hardy Flax Lilies. Underground rhizomes ensure excellent cold survival. 'Little BeccaTM' has very short, compact canes and it will not fall over like common Dianella caerulea which generally have long canes. An estimated trimming once every 8 years, make this about the lowest maintenance plant there is. It's great as a low growing erosion control plant but will discolor in cold climates. This Dianella does best in USDA zones 9-11, it will however thrive as a housplant if placed in a warm sunny location in colder climates. 
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25 Calla Lily Rubylite Pink Ice bulb
USD 89.00 Calla Lily Rubylite Pink Ice Parfait calla lilies boast a full spectrum of softly complimenting cream-pink to rose-red blooms on the same plant!. Ships As Bulb, Rhizome, Tuber Plant Type/Life Cycle Annual Primary Flower Color Pink Bloom Time Mid summer until frost Light Requirements Full Sun, Mostly Sunny Bulb Spacing 3 bulbs per sq. ft. Planting Season Spring, Summer Planting Depth Plant 4" deep Days to Bloom 65 days Foliage Color Green Estimated Mature Height 12-14" Soil Moisture Average, Well Draining Will Tolerate Sandy Soil, Loamy Soil, Clay Soil Suggested Uses Deer Resistant, Hummingbirds & Butterflies, Containers, Cut Flowers, Borders, Showy Flowers, Extended Blooms, Easy to Grow Additional Advantages Hardy in zones 8-10 means you can grow the outside all year long. Grow in pots indoors if you want them in the winter time and are not in the growing zone.
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5 Calla Lily Rubylite Pink Ice bulb
USD 32.00 Calla Lily Rubylite Pink Ice Parfait calla lilies boast a full spectrum of softly complimenting cream-pink to rose-red blooms on the same plant!. Ships As Bulb, Rhizome, Tuber Plant Type/Life Cycle Annual Primary Flower Color Pink Bloom Time Mid summer until frost Light Requirements Full Sun, Mostly Sunny Bulb Spacing 3 bulbs per sq. ft. Planting Season Spring, Summer Planting Depth Plant 4" deep Days to Bloom 65 days Foliage Color Green Estimated Mature Height 12-14" Soil Moisture Average, Well Draining Will Tolerate Sandy Soil, Loamy Soil, Clay Soil Suggested Uses Deer Resistant, Hummingbirds & Butterflies, Containers, Cut Flowers, Borders, Showy Flowers, Extended Blooms, Easy to Grow Additional Advantages Hardy in zones 8-10 means you can grow the outside all year long. Grow in pots indoors if you want them in the winter time and are not in the growing zone.
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Silphium - Cup Plant - 400 Seeds
USD 8.99 Silphium perfoliatum, or commonly known as Cup Plant, is a towering plant that is often found growing in tall grass prairies in the Midwestern United States. This perennial has a long tap root and many smaller rhizomes which help to spread the plants. When growing in the wild, Cup Plant can establish colonies due to its ability to spread. The large leaves are formed opposite of each other and are connected at their base to form a sort of "cup". Morning dew collects in the cups and birds and insects often use the source for drinking water. The showy blooms measure 3 - 4 inches across and attract bees and butterflies. It is recommended to give Cup Plant seed a cold treatment to aid in the germination process. Either plant the seed directly outdoors in the late fall or moisten the seed in a paper towel, seal the seed and moist paper towel in a plastic bag and place it in the refrigerator for 60 days before planting outdoors in the spring after danger of frost has passed. Press the seed into the soil and cover with ¼ inch of soil. With a temperature of 68F, germination is usually within 28 days. Grow Cup Plant in full sun and in loamy, moist soil. Space plants 15 - 18 inches apart. Approximately 2,000 seeds per ounce.
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5 Phyllostachys Aurea /golden Bamboo Rhizomes 12''l X 1/2"w Shoot Bigger Canes
USD 30.00 Phyll ostachys aurea GOLDEN BAMBOO Five healthy root sections 12 inches long that you can plant in the ground or in 5 gallon pots. Five feet of rhizome total. The common names for this variety are Golden or Fishing Pole Bamboo. This bamboo that is hardy to 0'F. Plus tolerates the heat in the south.Light green culms (canes)turn golden when exposed to the sun. The canes are compacted near the base on some canes giving it an interesting zig zag look, like the handle of a fishing pole. The canes ar
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Silphium - Cup Plant - 200 Seeds
USD 4.99 Silphium perfoliatum, or commonly known as Cup Plant, is a towering plant that is often found growing in tall grass prairies in the Midwestern United States. This perennial has a long tap root and many smaller rhizomes which help to spread the plants. When growing in the wild, Cup Plant can establish colonies due to its ability to spread. The large leaves are formed opposite of each other and are connected at their base to form a sort of "cup". Morning dew collects in the cups and birds and insects often use the source for drinking water. The showy blooms measure 3 - 4 inches across and attract bees and butterflies. It is recommended to give Cup Plant seed a cold treatment to aid in the germination process. Either plant the seed directly outdoors in the late fall or moisten the seed in a paper towel, seal the seed and moist paper towel in a plastic bag and place it in the refrigerator for 60 days before planting outdoors in the spring after danger of frost has passed. Press the seed into the soil and cover with ¼ inch of soil. With a temperature of 68F, germination is usually within 28 days. Grow Cup Plant in full sun and in loamy, moist soil. Space plants 15 - 18 inches apart. Approximately 2,000 seeds per ounce.
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Canna Musafolia Banana Canna with red leaves 10 rhizomes
USD 21.00 This is one massive Canna that can grow in good soil up to 15' tall. In normal garden soil they get appr. 6-9' tall. It all depends on how much water and soil nutrients they get. A tall canna. Has reddish foliage topped by red flowers. Lovely as a back-drop to smaller plants, and is a vigorous grower flowering all summer and well into fall. Actively growing plants Zone 7-11
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10 Calla Lily Rubylite Pink Ice bulb
USD 52.00 Calla Lily Rubylite Pink Ice Parfait calla lilies boast a full spectrum of softly complimenting cream-pink to rose-red blooms on the same plant!. Ships As Bulb, Rhizome, Tuber Plant Type/Life Cycle Annual Primary Flower Color Pink Bloom Time Mid summer until frost Light Requirements Full Sun, Mostly Sunny Bulb Spacing 3 bulbs per sq. ft. Planting Season Spring, Summer Planting Depth Plant 4" deep Days to Bloom 65 days Foliage Color Green Estimated Mature Height 12-14" Soil Moisture Average, Well Draining Will Tolerate Sandy Soil, Loamy Soil, Clay Soil Suggested Uses Deer Resistant, Hummingbirds & Butterflies, Containers, Cut Flowers, Borders, Showy Flowers, Extended Blooms, Easy to Grow Additional Advantages Hardy in zones 8-10 means you can grow the outside all year long. Grow in pots indoors if you want them in the winter time and are not in the growing zone.
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Canna Florence Vaughan aka Yellow King Humbert 15 rhizomes
USD 17.50 A Victorian heritage Canna flamboyant and exotic Florence Vaughan, a living souvenir of the 1893 Chicago Worlds Fair is available for you to grow in your own garden today. A tall canna. Has green foliage topped by open frilly, yellow and orange speckled flowers. Lovely as a back-drop to smaller plants, and is a vigorous grower flowering all summer and well into fall. grows up to 6' tall These are fresh rhizomes from actively growing plants. Zone 7-11
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Large Staghorn Fern Mounted - EXOTIC - Great Houseplant!
USD 39.99 Platycerium biforcatum (Exotic Staghorn Fern). The staghorn fern is an epiphyte that lives in the tropical forests of southeast Asia and Australia. This plant has a short rhizome from which both sterile and fertile fronds sprout. The sterile fronds are rounded and form a sort of involucre which encases the branch on which the plant is attached. From these sprout the fronds which carry the reproductive apparatus, recognizable by a sort of rusty down situated in the ventral part of the plant. The fronds are long, wide, and laciniated at the top. Staghorn Fern is one of the more unusual house plants. It grows without its roots in soil and produces 2 types of fronds. One type is the branched frond that gives the plant its name. The other round, flat frond forms a collar around the branched fronds. The round frond may be 3 to 4 inches across on young plants but 3 to 4 feet across on older plants. Ideal temperatures are between 60 degrees and 80 degrees. It prefers bright, but indirect light.
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Canna Indica Indian shot 10 rhizomes
USD 20.00 Indian shot is a tall Canna with red blooms and green leaves. A vigorous bloomer all season long. grows up to 8' tall These are fresh rhizomes from actively growing plants. Zone 7-11
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Canna Russian Red dark maroon leaves 10 rhizomes
USD 20.00 Russian Red is a real show stopper with maroon leaves and red blooms. A vigorous bloomer all season long. grows up to 6' tall These are fresh rhizomes from actively growing plants. Zone 7-11
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Staghorn Fern 3.25" pot - EXOTIC - Platycerium
USD 7.99 Platycerium biforcatum (Common Staghorn Fern) The staghorn fern is an epiphyte that lives in the tropical forests of southeast Asia and Australia. This plant has a short rhizome from which both sterile and fertile fronds sprout. The sterile fronds are rounded and form a sort of involucre which encases the branch on which the plant is attached. From these sprout the fronds which carry the reproductive apparatus, recognizable by a sort of rusty down situated in the ventral part of the plant. The fronds are long, wide, and laciniated at the top. Staghorn Fern is one of the more unusual house plants. It grows without its roots in soil and produces 2 types of fronds. One type is the branched frond that gives the plant its name. The other round, flat frond forms a collar around the branched fronds. The round frond may be 3 to 4 inches across on young plants but 3 to 4 feet across on older plants. Ideal temperatures are between 60 degrees and 80 degrees. It prefers bright, but indirect light. The plant you will receive is growing in a 3.25" pot as shown.
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Ivy Algerian Evergreen Hedera Algeriensis Live Plant
USD 3.99 Mature Height: 12-18 inches Easy to grow Deer Resistant Salt tolerant Light Exposure: Sun or Shade Spreading: plants that are usually aggressive in growth habit and generally spread by stolons or rhizomes Color: Large glossy green leaf Hardy Zones: 7-10
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CREPE GINGER Costus speciosus attractive shrub 10 seeds
USD 1.50 Crepe ginger grows from thick fleshy roots called "rhizomes", similar in appearance to the "ginger root" found in grocery stores. They may be purchased as potted plants or as bare rhizomes, and they are easy to grow either way. Plant the rhizome about 1 in (2.5 cm) below the surface in a sandy loam or clay soil that has been improved with leaf mold or well composted manure. A single rhizome will produce new shoots and increase to a 3 ft wide clump in the second year under ideal growing conditions. Light: Prefers part sun but will grow in full sun if it gets plenty of moisture. Moisture: Requires regular moisture but not standing water. This is the most cold-hardy of the spiral gingers, and has been tested and proven root hardy down to 0ºF (-17.8ºC). Hardiness: USDA Zones 6 - 11.
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1 Calla Lily Rubylite Pink Ice bulb
USD 10.00 Calla Lily Rubylite Pink Ice Parfait calla lilies boast a full spectrum of softly complimenting cream-pink to rose-red blooms on the same plant!. Ships As Bulb, Rhizome, Tuber Plant Type/Life Cycle Annual Primary Flower Color Pink Bloom Time Mid summer until frost Light Requirements Full Sun, Mostly Sunny Bulb Spacing 3 bulbs per sq. ft. Planting Season Spring, Summer Planting Depth Plant 4" deep Days to Bloom 65 days Foliage Color Green Estimated Mature Height 12-14" Soil Moisture Average, Well Draining Will Tolerate Sandy Soil, Loamy Soil, Clay Soil Suggested Uses Deer Resistant, Hummingbirds & Butterflies, Containers, Cut Flowers, Borders, Showy Flowers, Extended Blooms, Easy to Grow Additional Advantages Hardy in zones 8-10 means you can grow the outside all year long. Grow in pots indoors if you want them in the winter time and are not in the growing zone.
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Staghorn Fern 4" Hanging Basket - EXOTIC - Platycerium
USD 5.99 Platycerium biforcatum - (Common Staghorn Fern). The staghorn fern is an epiphyte that lives in the tropical forests of southeast Asia and Australia. This plant has a short rhizome from which both sterile and fertile fronds sprout. The sterile fronds are rounded and form a sort of involucre which encases the branch on which the plant is attached. From these sprout the fronds which carry the reproductive apparatus, recognizable by a sort of rusty down situated in the ventral part of the plant. The fronds are long, wide, and laciniated at the top. Staghorn Fern is one of the more unusual house plants. It grows without its roots in soil and produces 2 types of fronds. One type is the branched frond that gives the plant its name. The other round, flat frond forms a collar around the branched fronds. The round frond may be 3 to 4 inches across on young plants but 3 to 4 feet across on older plants. Ideal temperatures are between 60 degrees and 80 degrees. It prefers bright, but indirect light. The plant you will receive is growing in a 4" Hanging Basket.
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Carex Morrowii 'Ice Dance'
USD 1.99 This offering is for single plants of this variety. These are growing in 3 inch containers and are 6 to 8 inches tall. Strong creamy-white leaf margins add brightness to shady and woodland gardens and borders. Spreads by underground stems (rhizomes) to create a dense mat - an easy groundcover - but is not invasive. This plant grows to 1 foot tall and wide. Zones 6 to 9.
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Hardy Arctic Groundcover Raspberry - Rubus - Delicious
USD 5.99 A low growing groundcover with the added plus of pinkish lavender flowers and delicous red fruit. The plants have a mature height of only 5 inches and spread by underground rhizomes, making a thick carpet of bright green leaves. In the spring the flowers appear and the red fruits follow in the summer. As the fruit ripens you will be able to smell the sweet aroma of Raspberries. Fall color is tremendous with foliage showing shades of red and burgandy. Very hardy in zones 1-7. Prefers full sun. Proper name: Rubus x stellarcticus The starter plant you will receive is growing in a 2 1/2" pot.
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David's Texas Native Grass Indiangrass Cheyenne 1 Pounds per Order
USD 25.95 A native perennial, warm-season, bunchgrass with short rhizomes and rather coarse stems. A robust, vigorous plant, 3-8 feet tall, with coarse leaves blue to pea-green colored and panicles 8-12 inches long, bronze to yellow colored. Flowers in late September and October and spreads by seed and rhizomes. Cold and drought tolerant; a very palatable grass. Cheyenne is best suited for the northern portions of Texas and into the great plains. Drill: 3 pls pounds per acre Broadcast: 5 pls pounds per acre Photo courtesy of South Texas Natives
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15 Smooth Great Solomon's Seal Seeds ~ HOSTA HOSTAS PLANTS COMPANION~ Zone 3-9
USD 2.50 ~ ~ ~ WE OFFER BOTH PKT. & BULK SIZES ~ ~ ~ Common Names: Great Solomon's Seal, Smooth Solomon's Seal Duration: Perennial Bloom Time: Spring Height: 36" to 48" Spacing: 15" to 18" Light: Full Sun to Woodland Soil Moisture: Medium USDA Zone: 3a-9b Germination: Fall plant or cold stratify at 40F for 2 to 3 months, then move to 70F. Some seeds may take two seasons to sprout. Bell-shaped, greenish-white flowers dangle from the arching stems of this Spring-blooming perennial. Attractive, blue-violet, inedible berries eventually replace these blooms. While delicately beautiful, many do not consider the flowers showy, rather growing this shade-loving wildflower for it's striking foliage. This species draws animals of many kinds! Ruby throated hummingbirds and long-tongued bees suck nectar from the tubular flowers, while Prairie Chickens and other various birds enjoy the berries. White-Tailed Deer are quite fond of the foliage, therefore woodland planting can be a challenge to establish. Otherwise easy to grow, this wildflower is a beautiful addition to your hosta beds, and shady garden nooks! "Solomon's Seal, Conquer John, Sealwort" Polygonatum comes from the Greek word meaning "with many knees". This is most likely in reference to the bulbous, jointed rhizomes. Canaliculatum comes from the Latin for "channeled" or "with a long groove". Some botanists and taxonomists divide this particular plant into three different species - P. canaliculatum, P. biflora and P. communtatum. The differences are difficult to tell without magnification..
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1/8 oz (85+) Smooth Great Solomon's Seal Seeds ~ HOSTA HOSTAS PLANTS COMPANION~ Zone 3-9
USD 10.00 Common Names: Great Solomon's Seal, Smooth Solomon's Seal Duration: Perennial Bloom Time: Spring Height: 36" to 48" Spacing: 15" to 18" Light: Full Sun to Woodland Soil Moisture: Medium USDA Zone: 3a-9b Germination: Fall plant or cold stratify at 40F for 2 to 3 months, then move to 70F. Some seeds may take two seasons to sprout. Bell-shaped, greenish-white flowers dangle from the arching stems of this Spring-blooming perennial. Attractive, blue-violet, inedible berries eventually replace these blooms. While delicately beautiful, many do not consider the flowers showy, rather growing this shade-loving wildflower for it's striking foliage. This species draws animals of many kinds! Ruby throated hummingbirds and long-tongued bees suck nectar from the tubular flowers, while Prairie Chickens and other various birds enjoy the berries. White-Tailed Deer are quite fond of the foliage, therefore woodland planting can be a challenge to establish. Otherwise easy to grow, this wildflower is a beautiful addition to your hosta beds, and shady garden nooks! "Solomon's Seal, Conquer John, Sealwort" Polygonatum comes from the Greek word meaning "with many knees". This is most likely in reference to the bulbous, jointed rhizomes. Canaliculatum comes from the Latin for "channeled" or "with a long groove". Some botanists and taxonomists divide this particular plant into three different species - P. canaliculatum, P. biflora and P. communtatum. The differences are difficult to tell without magnification..
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David's Pasture Grass Kleingrass 1 Pound per Order
USD 29.95 Introduced from Africa, selection released in 1957 by USDA Plant Materials Center at San Antonio, Texas. A perennial warm season bunch grass, fine stemmed and leafy, 3-4 feet tall at maturity. Prostrate to mostly upright plants, some display abundant pubescence while others are relatively smooth. Spreads by seed and short rhizomes, rooting at nodes where stems contact moist soil. Extremely attractive to livestock as green forage or cured hay; does not become woody at maturity. Commonly planted in a 50/50 mix with Wilman Lovegrass for grazing. Drought tolerant, plants remain green late in fall and resume active growth in early spring. Very palatable and nutritious. Planting rate is 2.0 to 3.0 PLS pounds per acre. Photo courtesy of South Texas Natives.
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Super Rabbit's Foot Fern - Davallia - Grows Huge
USD 7.99 FERN: A fern is any one of a group of about 12,000 species of plants. Unlike mosses they have xylem and phloem (making them vascular plants). They have stems, leaves, and roots like other vascular plants. Ferns do not have either seeds or flowers (they reproduce via spores). Native to Fiji, rabbit's foot fern is an ephytic evergreen fern that is noted for its hairy-scaled surface rhizomes that typically grow over and down the sides of a pot. Plants become more attractive with age and should be infrequently divided. grow indoors in pots or hanging baskets in bright shade locations. Avoid direct sun. Water regularly in growing season, but reduce water slightly from fall to late winter.
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Hop Plant 2010 - 2nd year Cascade rhizome
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Plants for shady areas include coleus, ferns, and hosta. Rhizome Plant Use junipers, grasses and conifers in sunny areas. Rhizome Plant To augment plantings use green wood stain on fences and buildings. It is a popular colour for garden furniture, umbrellas, glazed pots, garden ornaments.
