I have to revise my offer because I just realized that my husband has comandeered that tote.
So current offer: 1. made to order tote from flock raiser or layena or a combo of both. I double the sides and bottoms of the totes so that they're extra strong.
2. Pink bee balm, full sun perennial (zones 4-11)
3. Spearmint, the kind you use for mint julep or mojitos or other things tha don't have alcohol in them (zones 4-9)
4. Oxalis Purpurea bulbs. These are like a shamrock, they like shade or part sun and they grow in zones 7-11
5. Bronze fennel seeds (I would send plants but these come up so easily from seed, you can get more plants if I send seeds. This is the kind of fennel that attracts black swallow tail butterflies and that which you use the seeds for sausage and its really cool looking and smells great when the wind blows. This is for zones 7-11.
5. Painters Pallette. This is a shade plant which grows in zones 3-9 and enjoys shade. It gets a flower, but its really just grown for its beautiful foliage.
6. Variegated wormwood. This stuff likes dry, poor soil and is great for preventing erosion on hot, sunny banks. Grows in zones 3-9
7. Yellow flag iris grows in wet or well drained areas, full to part sun, gets to be about 3'tall. zones 5-9
8. Plectranthus canina. This is a tropical for outside but I grow it outide in the summer and then just rip it up, pot it up and grow it as a houseplant and it flowers all winter in the house. It has an odor which is said to keep away cats and other small animals from your garden and it looks great. This is a very easy to care for plant, it will grow in deep shade to full sun and it doesn't care if its wet or dry.
9. Cissus Quandrangularis- this is a cool, tropical succulent, I grow it in pots outside during the summer, it will drape like a hanging plant and then I grow it indoors during the winter. Very cool, unique succulent in the grape family. Indians make a chutney from it.
10. Climbing rose, pink. Full sun perennia. Likes to climb or mound. Zones 4-9
So current offer: 1. made to order tote from flock raiser or layena or a combo of both. I double the sides and bottoms of the totes so that they're extra strong.
2. Pink bee balm, full sun perennial (zones 4-11)
3. Spearmint, the kind you use for mint julep or mojitos or other things tha don't have alcohol in them (zones 4-9)
4. Oxalis Purpurea bulbs. These are like a shamrock, they like shade or part sun and they grow in zones 7-11
5. Bronze fennel seeds (I would send plants but these come up so easily from seed, you can get more plants if I send seeds. This is the kind of fennel that attracts black swallow tail butterflies and that which you use the seeds for sausage and its really cool looking and smells great when the wind blows. This is for zones 7-11.
5. Painters Pallette. This is a shade plant which grows in zones 3-9 and enjoys shade. It gets a flower, but its really just grown for its beautiful foliage.
6. Variegated wormwood. This stuff likes dry, poor soil and is great for preventing erosion on hot, sunny banks. Grows in zones 3-9
7. Yellow flag iris grows in wet or well drained areas, full to part sun, gets to be about 3'tall. zones 5-9
8. Plectranthus canina. This is a tropical for outside but I grow it outide in the summer and then just rip it up, pot it up and grow it as a houseplant and it flowers all winter in the house. It has an odor which is said to keep away cats and other small animals from your garden and it looks great. This is a very easy to care for plant, it will grow in deep shade to full sun and it doesn't care if its wet or dry.
9. Cissus Quandrangularis- this is a cool, tropical succulent, I grow it in pots outside during the summer, it will drape like a hanging plant and then I grow it indoors during the winter. Very cool, unique succulent in the grape family. Indians make a chutney from it.
10. Climbing rose, pink. Full sun perennia. Likes to climb or mound. Zones 4-9
