 | Muhlenbergia mexicana - Mexican muhly Muhlenbergia mexicana (Mexican Pink Satin Grass); Hardy in zones 7-10. A very hardy grass. In cooler zones use as an annual. Soil: Normal to Wet; Sun: Heavy Shade to Full Sun; Height: 12-24 … |
Amazon.com | 04.12. 2007 | |
 | Musa basjoo 'Sakhaline' - Japanese banana Another striking feature of exotic-like gardens in our climate (zone 6) are leaves of banana trees. This selection “Sakhaline” is fully hardy and was named by the largest Russian island in the North Pacific, where its origin is. Though this island is in the same climatic zone … |
Specializované zahradnictví | 02.05. 2008 | |
 | Musa 'Little Prince' - Banana Due to the compactness of Musa Little Prince, it is ideally suited as both a houseplant and can also be used as a tropical accent in the garden and in a summer container. Little Prince is an extremely dwarf banana, selected for its compact size and thick foliage … |
Amazon.com | 21.01. 2008 | |
 | Muscari comosum - Grape Hyacinths Clusters of chubby little deep cobalt blue bells grow on sturdy stems. Hardy and carefree, these fragrant charmers easily spread into thick masses. Plant them anywhere--in sun or shade--for a striking effect reminiscent of Holland s best growing fields. Blooms: Mid Spring Ideal for … |
Amazon.com | 03.09. 2007 | |
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 | Muscari macrocarpum 'Golden Fragrance' - Golden Grape Hyacinth Golden Grape Hyacinth (Muscari Golden Fragrance) Unusual sulphur-yellow flowers that have taken years and years to develop. Only a limited supply is available and they have a wonderful citrus fragrance. This is a must have plant for the gardener looking for that rare and unusual plant … |
Amazon.com | 09.08. 2007 | |
 | Musella lasiocarpa - Chinese Yellow Banana Musella lasiocarpa is an exciting banana relative that comes from high altitudes (to frosty 2800m / 9200ft!) in the Yunnan province in China. The maximum height of the plant is only about 1.5m / 5ft, half of which is a very stout, conical trunk, topped by a crown of handsome, slightly … |
Amazon.com | 08.07. 2007 | |
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