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Back to the Roots Lavender Organic Windowsill Planter Kit
This product was recommended by Brian Hong from Big Easy Roofing
The lavender plant is one of the most relaxing plants you can have in your house, garden, or office. Its alluring aroma has sedative qualities that can help induce sleep while also calming the mind and easing anxiety and stress. With this planter kit that is 100% organic, you may start growing your lavender plants and enjoy it all year round.
Bonnie Plants Rosemary Live Edible Aromatic Herb Plant
This product was recommended by Nayan Roy from Guppy Tips
Rosemary is considered to be the favorite and the best plant for gardens. It is a fragrant herb that has much use. Taking care of rosemary plants is super easy, provide them with well-drained, sandy soil and at least six to eight hours of sunlight, and they are good to go. In return, rosemary helps you with many health benefits. As it is a rich source of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds that boosts the immune system and improves blood circulation. It also helps in improving digestion and many more. Also, rosemary not only looks amazing in a garden but thanks to their flavor you can use them in a wide range of dishes like salads, soups, and more. It is often paired with chicken and other poultry products.
Live Aromatic and Edible Herb Assortment Plants
This product was recommended by Jason White from All About Gardening
Herbs are must-have plants to grow in the garden. They are very easy to grow, plus they make tasty ingredients too. You can save significantly if you grow your own compared to buying from container plants from the grocery store. Another benefit in growing herbs is that their flowers attract a lot of pollinators, which makes for a healthier ecosystem in your garden. To make the most bang for your buck, plant perennial herbs so that they will regrow every year. Some examples of perennial herbs are thyme, oregano, and sage.
Bloomerang Dark Purple Reblooming Lilac (Syringa) Live Shrub
This product was recommended by Mark Liu from IMARKU
Plant fragrant flowers to make your garden smell pleasant. Let your garden engage your sense of smell through the fragrance of your plants. There are countless options too choose from, but you should find your own personal favorite fragrance. Personally, I like the sweet scent of the Syringa Boomerang Lilacs. Lilac trees bloom twice a year and they will effectively fill the garden air with its lovely aroma. Not only that, its star-like flower blooms are very beautiful.
Costa Farms Live Indoor Ficus Lyrata, Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree
This product was recommended by Rachel Scott from National TASC LLC
If you are looking for a plant that can provide privacy, then opt for a big plant like the fiddle leaf fig tree. This plant has big leaves so placing several of them together can really block the view and give you privacy. Not only that, since these plants have very green leaves, they can match with any room decor and theme and provide a good aesthetic. This plant can grow at least four feet so this can very well provide a good sense of privacy. It is also very low maintenance as it just needs about 3 cups of water per week,
Bloodgood Japanese Maple – Acer palmatum
This product was recommended by Brogan Renshaw from Modelers Central
Grow at least one variety of a small ornamental tree to bring character and structure to your garden landscape. Plant something striking like the Japanese maple bloodgood that makes an eye-catching focal point. Having a focal point makes the garden look more cohesive instead of scattered, which is oftentimes difficult to avoid when you have a lot of plants in the garden. Japanese maple trees have beautiful, delicate foliage and elegantly arching limbs. The fiery red leaves of the Japanese maple bloodgood tree adds an interesting pop of color to contrast against the rest of what could be typical foliage in your garden.
Choisya Ternata Sundance (Mexican Orange Blossom)
This product was recommended by James Mayo from Exubia
Despite its tropical name, the Mexican Orange Blossom is tolerant to temperatures as low as -10°c and requires very little maintenance. The only time it needs pruning is just after it flowers, in summer. What sets it apart however is its fragrant golden foliage, which will help to lighten up your garden in those cold winter months. Interestingly, it is a member of the Rutaceae (Citrus) family – which is the reason for its lovely orange-like scent.
Skimmia Japonica ‘Rubella’ Classic Must Have Shrub
This product was recommended by James Mayo from Exubia
We saw purchases of Skimmia jump by 462.5% between 2021 and 2022. Its immense growth in popularity can be attributed to its bright red buds. They begin to form in October and will begin to flower in Spring, which ensures that your garden is vibrant throughout the darkest-three quarters of the year. In terms of hardiness, they can survive temperatures as low as -15°c, making them the toughest outdoor plants in our selection.
Olive Tree Hardy Olive Tree
This product was recommended by James Mayo from Exubia
Although they aren’t a plant usually associated with colder climates, Olive Trees are extremely hardy – surviving in temperatures as low as -10°c. Additionally, due to rising summertime’s temperatures in the UK & the US, the likelihood they will flower and grow fruit is increasing every single year. In terms of maintenance, all they require is light pruning around springtime to encourage further growth and a spot of olive picking if you’re really lucky.
Hosta Mixed – 6 Perennial Bare Roots
This product was recommended by Jennifer Green from PositiveBloom
I always recommend Hosta plants, especially to beginner gardeners. They are super-easy to maintain, and the flowers come in amazing colors depending on the variety. Ensure well-draining soil and a little morning sun, and provide shade in the afternoon. Slugs may be a problem for hostas, so add some sand around the plant to repel them.
Shasta Daisy Flower Seeds
This product was recommended by Jennifer Green from PositiveBloom
Shasta daisy plants are also low-maintenance, and only a few things need to be considered before planting. These plants despise soggy soil, so you’ll need to ensure good drainage. Also, add organic matter prior to planting to promote growth and blooming. Shasta daisies tolerate shade but will grow best in full sun.
Oriental Lilies Freshly Dug Lily Flower Bulbs
This product was recommended by Jennifer Green from PositiveBloom
If you prefer aromatic flowers, the Oriental lily is a perfect choice. The flowers come in many colors, such as pink, white, yellow, and orange, and you’ll see them in mid-and late summer. If you decide to grow Oriental lily, make sure the soil is well-draining, slightly acidic, and fertile. Ensure full sun to partial shade, and your Oriental lilies will grow healthy and thrive.
Outsidepride Orange Tithonia Mexican Sunflower Garden Cut Flower Plant
This product was recommended by Jennifer Green from PositiveBloom
If you want to grow a garden plant perfect for flower arrangements, I recommend growing Mexican sunflower (Tithonia). But, that’s not the only great thing about this plant; it’s low-maintenance and attracts beneficial insects and pollinators. Therefore, your garden will greatly benefit from it. Ensure sandy and acidic soil and provide a spot with enough full sun. Mexican sunflower with reward you with unique yellow and orange flowers.
PETBROO Nasturtium Flower Seed
This product was recommended by Jennifer Green from PositiveBloom
What I extremely like about nasturtium is how easy it is to maintain it. Additionally, these are fast-growing plants and come in different shapes and sizes, so you can use them for borders or grow them as climbers. I grow nasturtium next to my cabbage and broccoli as it keeps the naughty pests away. Nasturtium plants aren’t fussy and will grow well even if you forget them for a while. You don’t have to worry about soil type and acidity; if it’s well-draining, your nasturtium will be perfectly healthy and thrive.
Plum Perfect Rose Bush Reblooming Sunbelt Rose
This product was recommended by Rob Greene from Price of Meat
Roses add a splash of color and beauty to any garden that they’re planted in and are hardy and dependable enough to easily take root and make any patch of land their home. And, as they’re perennial, they’ll bloom and flower year in and year out.
AMERICAN PLANT EXCHANGE Hibiscus Live Plant
This product was recommended by Chris Coleman from RV Talk
The Hibiscus plant is one of the most colorful plants you can grow on your balcony. It is known for its large beautiful flowers. It is a perennial houseplant that can live for many years. It loves sunlight so placing it outdoors will really make it happy. It flowers during summer so you are sure to enjoy many of its blooms during summertime. It is also very easy to care of as long as you water and prune it regularly.
Shrub August Beauty Gardenia
This product was recommended by Jen Stark from Happy DIY Home
Gardenias are now well recognised as favourites for garden lovers around the world. The name “Gardenia” comes from the Latin word “gardensium” meaning “of gardens”. They are hard to ignore evergreen shrubs with thick glossy green leaves, timeless good appearance and divinely perfumed cream to pure white flowers that will delight your senses throughout summer and through to early autumn. According to a study conducted at the University of Maryland showed that gardenia oil helped reduce anxiety levels in patients who had experienced post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). These plants are known for their calming effects. Gardenias are also popular for their aphrodisiac qualities. According to legend, these little beauties were given to Aphrodite, the goddess of love, by Eros, the god of love. Gardenias are not hard to care for. They are often planted in pots and containers indoors and out. Gardenias give their best in bright areas with morning sun and afternoon filtered shade. They are the one of the favorites in floral arrangements, in wedding bouquets, are useful in making perfume and are also good for attracting butterflies and bees, the perfect pollinators.
Petite Rose
This product was recommended by Steve Anderson from Junk Yard Near Me
No matter how big or little your garden, roses never fail to add an air of romance to any outdoor space. This is much less difficult for them to deal with than you expect! It is no longer necessary to deadhead or remove spent flowers from wide new varieties, which have been bred to be long-blooming and resistant to disease. Choose a shrub or landscape rose for your first effort due to its low maintenance requirements.
Summer Bloomstruck Hydrangea
This product was recommended by Lorie Carson from Real People Finder
They can grow in nearly every climate thanks to the wide range of cultivars. Lacy blooms appear in early July and last through the fall, remaining on the shrub for winter interest. One prevalent misunderstanding is that any hydrangea’s bloom color may be altered. Only certain big-leaf and mountain hydrangeas change color due to aluminum in the soil, but this is not the case for all hydrangeas. Hydrangeas can grow up to 7 or 8 feet tall and broad, so check the label before you plant to ensure enough place for it to grow.
BULB GIANT ELEPHANT EAR TARO VERY RARE Colocasia
This product was recommended by Ronald Williams from BestPeopleFinder
If you prefer larger plants, you will fall in love with the elephant ear and that is the most apparent reason to recommend this plant. This plant is tropical and reaches almost 3 meters in height, displaying large, pointed leaves that look like real elephant ears. It needs full sun or at most half shade, as it is a plant with a temperate, subtropical, and tropical climate. The elephant ear does not adapt very well during the winter and does not tolerate frost–so pay attention to the climate. If you are going to plant it in firm soil, it should be fertile, rich in organic matter, drained, and kept slightly moist.
Green Tea Plant Seeds – Camellia sinensis
This product was recommended by Steven Zhang from Luremefish
Although delicate, the camellia japonica is a beautiful plant to have around in the garden. It is available in different colors, and its scent is unique. Just make sure to keep it away from direct sunlight. I would recommend placing them near the house entrance.
Kazeila Artificial Ficus Silk Tree
This product was recommended by Steven Zhang from Luremefish
Ficus trees are easy to maintain. Yes, you need to trim the tree now and again. But it is something that you can do in less than two hours. That includes the time you take getting the tools, cleaning, and resting. There is a wide variety of ficus available. Most of them look alike. They are green, have large bodies, and have oval leaves. They like sunlight and don’t require any special care.
Chrysanthemum Ball Hydrangea Flower Plants
This product was recommended by Brandon Lee from Reptile Maniac
My personal favorite outdoor plants are chrysanthemums. These plants are beautiful, to say the least. They can add a sense of color to your patio. Within 16 weeks of you planting the seeds, you will be able to see the beautiful flowers of this plant come to life. Along with this, they are also said to symbolize positivity and bring good luck to the household. These are the perfect outdoor plants because they absolutely thrive in the sunlight and when the weather conditions are hotter, like say for instance, in the summers. In terms of water and soil, a pH of 6.5, and well-drained soil should do the trick.
Blue Giant Glory of the Snow Bulbs – Chionodoxa
This product was recommended by Ellie Walters from FindPeopleFaster
This plant grows so easily and blooms so quickly, especially in the spring season. It looks so beautiful inside the home or out. It is most attractive when planted in larger drifts of the bulb. A very good choice for naturalizing.
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