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Annona (Sour Sack) & Rollinia (Brazilian Custard Apple)
Cherimoya, Sour Sack and Brazilian Custard Apple are evergreen container plants with shiny, dark green foliage. All species have edible
and utmost delicious fruits with a very sweet and aromatic white fruit pulp. They are well suited as container plants for any rich, well
drained soil in partial shade to full sun.
Sow at a minimum of some 20°C in any well drained, humus rich soil all year long. Keep pots sunny and soil moist but not wet until seeds
have germinated. Keep cooler and drier at minimum 15°C in winter, always in a sunny spot.
7 semillas por sobre.
Annona cherimola
(Cherimoya)
Annona muricata
(Sour Sack)
Annona reticulata
(Nettled Anón)
Rollinia deliciosa
(Brazilian Custard Apple)
Anoda (Anoda Mallow)
2 (3)m, Cherimoya is from the template regions of Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela. An excellent plant,
growing up to 3 m in height, slightly cold tolerable in autumn. Very sweet and aromatic fruits with white
flesh. Partially shaded to sunny place. Endures slight frost in winter. Zona climática USDA 11.
No. de artículo: 2107 sobre de semillas
€ 0,79
3 (7)m, Sour Sack from South America, makes the largest fruits in its family, which may gain up to 10kg
in weight! Delicious juices are prepared from its aromatic pulp. For any humus rich, well drained
substrate in a sunny spot throughout the year. In winter keep plants slightly drier at a minimum of some
15°C.
No. de artículo: 2128 sobre de semillas
€ 0,99
3 (5)m, Nettled Anón is in between Cherimoya and Anón with a very "reptile" like looking skin and a very
sweet pulp. For any humus rich, well drained substrate in a sunny spot throughout the year. In winter
keep plants slightly drier at a minimum of some 15°C.
No. de artículo: 2129 sobre de semillas
€ 2,49
3 (7)m, Brazilian Custard Apple (syn. Rollinia muscosa) is an evergreen small tree from southern South
America with large foliage and small yellowish-white flowers followed by ornamental, soft-skinned, spiky
yellow fruits with an utmost delicious, very sweet white fruit pulp. For any rich, well drained substrate in a
sunny spot throughout the year. In winter months keep plants slightly drier at a minimum of some 15°C.
Seeds are rarely available. V-VII.
No. de artículo: 8536 sobre de semillas
€ 5,99
Anoda Mallows make up a small genus which is mostly native to Mexico and South America. Most are growing as annuals and have
decorative foliage and colourful flowers in rosy shaded followed by disc-shaped seed capsules. Easily grown in any rich well, drained soil
in a sunny spot.
Sow seeds flat in any rich, well drained soil in mid spring. Carefully transplant young plants to the final spot in the garden as soon as they
are strong enough.
Todas las plantas son de la Zona Climática USDA 6.
20 semillas por sobre.
Anoda cristata
(Crested Anoda Mallow)
Anthericum (St. Bernard's Lily)
70 (120)cm, Crested Anoda Mallow is a fast growing annual with several basally branching stems and
showy light blue to pale rose flowers above serrated, heart-shaped, pubescent leaves. It is native of open
spots in meadows throughout central and southern USA. Easily cultivated in any rich, well drained, rather
rocky soil in full sun. Sow directly to the ground in mid spring. VII-IX.
No. de artículo: 4766 sobre de semillas
€ 2,99
St. Bernard's Lilies are mainly native of Central Europe, the Mediterranean, Asia Minor and Southern Africa. Most species have grass-like
leaves in a basal rosette and racemes with numerous pure white flowers and nicely contrasting yellow to black anthers. Easily cultivated in
any well drained spot in full sun.
Sow autumn to late spring in any well drained, rocky or sandy soil. Keep pots in a sheltered and sunny spot outside during winter.
Carefully transplant dormant, slightly fleshy rhizomes in early autumn (around mid October).
Todas las plantas son de la Zona Climática USDA 6 si no se meciona algo diferente.
20 semillas por sobre.
Anthericum liliago
(St. Bernard's Lily)
Anthericum ramosum
(Branching St. Bernard's
Lily)
Anthocercis (Ray Flower or Tailflower)
40 (70)cm, St. Bernard's Lily is native of mountain slopes in Southern Europe and makes usually solitary,
upright racemes with some 20 (to 50) pure white flowers, each some 1cm in diameter above grass like
leaves in a dense basal rosette. It is a very showy and easily cultivated species for any rich, well drained
soil in a sunny spot. V-VII.
No. de artículo: 1200 sobre de semillas
€ 2,99
50 (80)cm, Branching St. Bernard's Lily is native of Western and Central Europe. Its habit is similar to the
above. However it is slightly taller with narrower leaves. This species produces more, yet smaller,
perfectly white flowers on strongly branching racemes. Easily cultivated in any sandy or rocky, well
drained soil in a sunny spot. VI-VIII.
No. de artículo: 1201 sobre de semillas
€ 2,99
Tail Flowers or Ray Flowers belong to a small genus native from dryish soils in Western Australia. They are woody, medium sized to tall
evergreen shrubs with numerous showy star like, white, cream to pale yellow flowers. They are easily grown in pots in any rich, well
drained soil in a sunny spot throughout the year. Keep drier in winter at a minimum of some 10°C.
Sow small seeds on top of any well drained substrate, cover slightly with soil and keep pots in full sun at some 20°C throughout the year
and soil always slightly moist from beneath. A temperature drop at night down to some 10°C to 15°C will significantly enhance germination
in several species.
20 semillas por sobre.
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