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Seed Cards
$8.50These stunning recycled paper cards are embedded with local wild flower seeds that can be planted into the garden. A beautiful addition to a gift, that keeps growing.
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4″ Rhipsalis Burchelli
$15.00The Rhipsalis cereuscula is a small shrub cactus found growing mostly on rocks and tree trunks in the tropics. Coming from a genus with an abundant species, the Rice cactus attracts attention with its unique set of stems that may become dangly over time. An ideal indoor plant that’s easy to care for.
The rice cactus light needs to be bright and filtered. If you wish to grow the plant indoors, be sure to place it in a humid room with a fair level of temperature.
Allow the sail to maintain moisture, drying out only moderately between watering. The trick is to water thoroughly, making sure that the excess drains out completely. You may want to check first when the top inch of the soil feels dry to the touch. Avoid soggy soil as this can cause root rot in the long term.
This fun little plant comes in this darker textured ceramic pot shown.
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4″ Euphorbia Trigona
$20.00 – $35.00Euphorbia trigona, the African milk tree, cathedral cactus, or Abyssinian euphorbia, is a species of flowering plant that originates from Central Africa.
Euphorbia trigona rubra prefers bright lighting conditions. Direct sunlight is OK but take care to ensure this does not scorch the plant.Cacti and succulents are plants that love to be neglected and prefer it when you forget about them for weeks at a time. These types of plants thrive in warm and dry climates, which means they also don’t like to get watered very often.
To water your African milk tree, wait until the soil is dry to the touch. Then, water your plant thoroughly, making sure that the water drains out of the bottom of the pot. A drainage hole is very important for drought-loving plants because it removes the excess moisture from the soil. This plant will not tolerate wet feet! Allow the plant to dry out completely before watering again
These unique plant is perfect in the back metallic ceramic pot.
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5″ Rhipsalis Pilocarpa “Bearded”
$20.00Rhipsalis pilocarpa is a small shrub cactus found growing mostly on rocks and tree trunks in the tropics. Coming from a genus with an abundant species, the Rice cactus attracts attention with its unique set of stems that may become dangly over time. An ideal indoor plant that’s easy to care for.
The rice cactus light needs to be bright and filtered. If you wish to grow the plant indoors, be sure to place it in a humid room with a fair level of temperature.
Allow the sail to maintain moisture, drying out only moderately between watering. The trick is to water thoroughly, making sure that the excess drains out completely. You may want to check first when the top inch of the soil feels dry to the touch. Avoid soggy soil as this can cause root rot in the long term.
This fun little plant has white hairs all over, making it seems as though it is bearded.
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Gift Certificate
$25.00 – $300.00Our gift certificates can be made out in any dollar denomination and make great gifts. Purchasing a gift certificate is also a wonderful way to support local for donations to events, auctions or any other fundraising needs.
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Giant Airplants – Tillandsia (4′ by 4′ in size)
$25.00 – $70.00Air plants look as if they came from another planet, but they’re native to the Americas, ranging from the southern United States to Argentina. In the wild, they use their roots to hang on the bark of trees, feeding on rainwater and bird poop they absorb through their leaves. There are more than 600 species and varieties of air plants, also called Tillandsias
- Once a week, submerge air plants in water and let them sit there for hours.
- Use rainwater or bottled drinking water. Softened water is high in salts that will burn the air plants, and tap water has minerals that can clog the trichomes on air plant leaves and keep them from absorbing nutrients.
- Dry the air plants out. This is very important. After they soak, shake off excess water and put them in a bright spot for a couple of hours to dry.
- Feed them once a month by adding water-soluble fertilizer for epiphytes, bromeliads or air plants to the water you dunk them in. These specialized fertilizers contain nitrogen in a form they can absorb.
- Air plants like temperatures ranging between the 50s and 90s.
- They thrive with temperature fluctuations. Give them a 10-degree temperature drop that mimics cool nights in their native jungle and they’ll flourish.
- They cannot withstand a freeze. They’re totally tropical and need to come indoors for winter.
- Make sure they get at least 4 to 6 hours of bright, filtered light per day. They’ll love a room with lots of windows.
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4″ Trio Star (Maranta)
$25.00 – $40.00The Stromanthe sanguine, or Triostar plant, is a very attractive houseplant. Foliage is a mix of red, white, and green. Triostar can reach 2 to 3 feet in height, and 1 to 2 feet across. It is a relative of the prayer plant (or Maranta leuconeura). Triostar plants are sometimes considered difficult to maintain, but by following the basics of Triostar care, this specimen will grow and thrive year-round.
The Triostar cannot exist in a dry environment, as its native to the Brazilian rain forest. Misting or placing a pebble tray under the plant can help to provide humidity. The greatest asset to providing the needed humidity is to use a room humidifier.
Triostars should be watered with moderate frequency. Soil should remain moist, but the top inch should be dried out before watering again. They need a bright, indirect light, as direct sunlight
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5” Hoya Carnosa Tri Colour
$30.00The Hoya carnosa Variegata, commonly known as Hoya Tricolor is a luscious succulent that is of tropical descent. For years, it may have been a staple ornamental plant in many oriental households. With its drought-tolerant characteristic and long-lived foliage, Hoyas are a must-have in your garden and indoor plant collections!
The Hoya Tricolor light requirements ranges from bright indirect light to a bit of full sun, but never to the extent that it can ruin the plant’s delicate foliage. Light is an important aspect of growing any variegated specimen, and it is certainly crucial especially if you wish to maintain those beautiful streaks of colors in the leaves.
As an epiphytic plant, less is more when it comes to Hoya Tricolor watering. The key to avoiding overwatering – which can be fatal to the plant – is by checking first if the top inch of the soil feels completely dry to the touch.
It is ideal to water Hoya carnosa Variegata once every two weeks, but you need to adjust your watering when it is summer as the plant may need more moisture, and then reduce it in the onset of winter. Be mindful of your Hoya tricolor’s watering needs, and do not overdo it as it can lead to root rot.
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6″ Scindapsis Silver Satin
$30.00 – $55.00Scindapsus pictus, or silver vine, is a species of flowering plant in the arum family Araceae, native to India, Bangladesh, Thailand, Peninsular Malaysia, Borneo, Java, Sumatra, Sulawesi, and the Philippines. Growing to 3 m tall in open ground, it is an evergreen climber.
This is one of the more straightforward indoor plants you can own in terms of care needs. In five years of owning mine, they’ve never been attacked by any insect pest and maintenance has just consisted of removing the occasional yellow leaf
Truly a versatile plant when it comes to light levels. They can deal with direct sunlight in a South facing window if given some protection and adjustment time (don’t suddenly move it from a dark location to one with full, intense Summer sun).
They’re not overly thirsty and can deal with some drought if it happens. They’ll be happiest if you let around half or two thirds of the soil fully dry out before you water them again.
This gorgeous silver plant comes in a nice ceramic pot to compliment. Perfect pairing.
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4″ Sansevieria Birds Nest
$30.00Sansevieria Hahnii is a popular, compact Bird’s Nest Snake Plant. The dark, glossy leaves are funnel shaped and form an elegant rosette of lush succulent foliage with horizontal grey-green variegation. Sansevieria will adapt to different light levels, however the colours are enhanced in bright, filtered conditions.
Medium indirect light preferred but tolerates low light and partial shade. This is a popular office plant because it is one of the top plants that grow in fluorescent lights.
Water deeply but only when you are sure the soil is totally dry. Roughly every 3 plus weeks.
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5″ Hoya Wayetti
$30.00The Hoya Wayetti is a luscious succulent that is of tropical descent. For years, it may have been a staple ornamental plant in many oriental households. With its drought-tolerant characteristic and long-lived foliage, Hoyas are a must-have in your garden and indoor plant collections!
The Wayetti light requirements ranges from bright indirect light to a bit of full sun, but never to the extent that it can ruin the plant’s delicate foliage. Light is an important aspect of growing any variegated specimen, and it is certainly crucial especially if you wish to maintain those beautiful streaks of colors in the leaves.
As an epiphytic plant, less is more when it comes to watering. The key to avoiding overwatering – which can be fatal to the plant – is by checking first if the top inch of the soil feels completely dry to the touch.
It is ideal to water Hoya once every two weeks, but you need to adjust your watering when it is summer as the plant may need more moisture, and then reduce it in the onset of winter. Be mindful of your Hoya watering needs, and do not overdo it as it can lead to root rot.
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Mossify 16″ Bendable Moss Pole
$35.00Need a little help with height on your trailing plants?
Let us assist with these ready to use moss poles. Plant the stone base into the soil and use the provided fern pins to gently tie your plants up the pole until they are able to use their own roots to occupy.
Want more details? Check out Mossify.ca
