Live Plant First Arrival Itoh Hybrid Peony roots -These were grown at our nursery in CA. First Arrival is a hybrid peony - it's a cross between a tree peony and a standard peony. It grows well in warmer zones where peonies do not traditionally thrive. First Arrival has a rose like appearance, and the color of this bloom changes as it matures. It has a soft pink ruffled bloom with a deep magenta center. It produces an insane amount of blooms every season. The blooms are 8 inches across. It smells amazing and is wonderful for cutting. They will come back every year for 20+ years. Loves Full Sun or partial shade. Price is for 5 in pot with established peony.
Jesús
29 August, 2024
This is my first time seeing a ranunculus corm and it’s like a weird little octopus. I currently have it soaking in some water to get it plumped and ready to plant. I’m hoping it grows and gives me some beautiful flowers.
Big thanks to the seller for their quick and fast shipping!
I was surprised to find that this tuber included a stem already with some flowers! The flower color seems nice and as pictured. I would definitely buy from this shop again.
The rhizome arrived earlier than expected! It was nicely packaged and carefully protected by the wrapping material inside the envelope. The rhizome itself already had some growth which made finding the eye a lot easier for me. Instantly potted it and hoping for best!
I hate to leave a negative review, but this was a disappointing purchase. I purchased 2 nasturtium plants ($40 after shipping), they were very small and had stringy stems. One arrived damaged with the only healthy stem completely broken off. I sent photos and a message to the seller to notify them. I heard back promptly, but was told the one with the broken stem would grow back and both would continue to grow bigger and flower. Ultimately after a lot of love and care tended to these 2 plants, neither one made it. I currently have multiple healthy and thriving nasturtiums and I'm a fairly experienced gardener, so this was such a let down for the cost.