The impressive Misty Trails Garden Fountain is sure to be the crowning statement in your garden or on your patio. Cascading streams of water flow to create an in-home oasis and peaceful meditative atmosphere. With the bottom pool lighted up by the included LED light kit you can enjoy this exclusive Design fountain in the evening accompanied by the lyrical sound of water music. It can be placed indoors or out and constantly recycles water from a hidden reservoir. Cast in quality designer resin and hand-finished to replicate a tree trunk and natural stone waterfall this investment in garden art features an integrated UL-listed indoor/outdoor pump.

40"Wx19"Dx27"H. 44 lbs.[]

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The name "Edelweiss" date from 1784 and
comes from German "edel" noble and "weiss" white and was popularized in the 19th century as high mountain exercized its irresistible attract on people from the plain. The genus Leontopodium (from Greek "foot of lion") finds its origin in mountains of Asia where it's represented by more than thirty species whereas only two exist in Europe. When cultivated in plain Edelweiss grows higher and loses the density of its so beautiful cottony coating of its natural habitat.

Edelweiss (noble and white) the queen of the mountain flowers is a small white and woolly flowering plant that grows high in the rocky cliffs of the Austrian and Bavarian alps. In the alpine tradition one says that "only the elite can reach the Edelweiss". The connotation and innuendo is that only the experienced mountain climbers the elite can climb up to the
Edelweiss.

Alpine folklore explains that a young man will climb the steep cliffs pluck an Edelweiss and bring it to his beloved. Tales of love and tragedy surround this daring feat of climbing the Alps fetching the Edelweiss as proof of pure love and worthiness. Even today there is a Rock/Rapp song called "If you really love me bring me an Edelweiss" sung in English by an Austrian group.

The latest research however initially in a book dating from 1910 but ony recently recovered indicates that Edelweiss the flower was actually imported from Asia sometime within the past centuries. What a travisty of justice for virually the national symbol of Austria and the Alps!

Bad enough that Edelweiss may not have originated in the alps but the final irony is that due to ecological problems in Europe and the
alps in particular Edelweiss the flower is being considered an endangered species of vegetation. Because of this already in the
fall of 1990 a number of Edelweiss plants were "evacuated" to New Zealand to a new protected home for preservation and propagation.

• very rare


• perfect for rock gardens


• hardy zone 4-6

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The impressive Ridge Point Garden Fountain is sure to be the crowning statement in your garden or on your patio. Cascading streams of water flow to create an in-home oasis and peaceful meditative atmosphere. With the bottom pool lit up by the included LED light kit you can enjoy this exclusive Design fountain in the evening accompanied by the lyrical sound of water music. It can be placed indoors or out and constantly recycles water from a hidden reservoir. Cast in quality designer resin and hand-finished to replicate a tree trunk and natural stone waterfall this investment in garden art features an integrated UL-listed indoor/outdoor pump.

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Burgundy amaranth 6 to 8-feet. (100-110-day) elegant long burgundy plumes bear plentiful white seeds. Leaves are intense reddish purple and add color and nutrition to salads. 6 to 8-feet. Tall. Planting depth: 3/8-inch soil temp. For germ: 70-Degree f day to germ: 3-10 plant spacing: 4-8-inch-day to maturity: 105 full sun moderate water

• 100-Percent certified organic seeds grown in the USA for over 20-year


• Free of GMO's (genetically modified organisms) chemicals and pesticides


• Hermetically sealed package that is re-sealable gives longer life and higher germination rates


• Independently tested for high germination rates and purity and meets or exceeds federal standards


• Seeds of change contributes 1-percent of net sales to advance the cause of sustainable organic agriculture worldwide

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Holy 8-12-inch. A sacred herb of the Hindu religion. An excellent tea herb but more highly valued as a companion plant and ornamental. Aromatic fuzzy 2 inch leaves have an unusual scent sometimes described as walnut ripe bananas or spice. Planting Depth: 1/8-inch 1/4-inch Soil Temp. 70-80-Degree F day to Germ: 10-14 Plant Spacing: 6-8-inch day to Maturity: 65-75 Full Sun Moderate Water

• 100-Percent certified organic seeds grown in the USA for over 20-year


• Free of GMO's (genetically modified organisms) chemicals and pesticides


• Hermetically sealed package that is re-sealable gives longer life and higher germination rates


• Independently tested for high germination rates and purity and meets or exceeds federal standards


• Seeds of change contributes 1-percent of net sales to advance the cause of sustainable organic agriculture worldwide

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The Decorative Post and its accessories are designed to improve ease of assembly and shipping integrity. The support arm and bolt cover are one piece to simplify installation and hide assembly bolts. This post works with the Oasis Jr. Coronado series Bellevue series Avalon series and the Universal Newspaper Receptacles.

• All components constructed of aluminum


• Designed for in-ground installation


• Includes instructions providing USPS installation height requirements


• Commercial grade powder coated finish


• 85"x10"x8"27lb.

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PASSION FLOWER: Passion flowers are exotic looking topical plants that can actually be grown in much milder areas. There are many different passion flower plants. Some passion flowers are vines some produce edible fruits. The genus Passiflora contains over 400 species. The name 'Passion' Flower comes from Spanish Christian missionaries who adopted the unique physical structures of this plant particularly the numbers of its various flower parts as symbols of the last days of Jesus and especially his crucifixion.

A yellow oval shaped passion fruit with bright yellow skin and orange pulp. Pulp is edible and very tasty. Often used in juice making. Uses: Eaten fresh or as flavoring for drinks. Commonly used in parts of South America to flavor ice creams drinks and cocktails. Plant Cultivation: Generally subtropical to tropical. Extremely fast growing vine in where temperatures stay above 28F. Vines usually produce by the second year and can yield up to 300 fruits a vine when in full production. Beautiful red-pink flowers are borne at the ends of a long stalk. Flowers may attract hummingbirds. Fruits can ripen year round. Propagation: Almost always grown from seeds but can be propagated by cuttings. Bottom heating the seeds at 70-80F can result in germination at 1-2 weeks at lower temperatures seeds can take up to 10 weeks to germinate. Origin and Distribution: Found wild throughout Andean valleys in Peru Argentina Venezuela and Columbia. Grown commercially in South America India and New Zealand.

In cooler regions the Banana Passion Fruit makes an excellent Patio Plant outside during the summer and indoors in the winter!

• A yellow oval shaped passion fruit with bright yellow skin and orange pulp


• Pulp is edible and very tasty. Often used in juice making


• Commonly used in parts of South America to flavor ice creams drinks and cocktails


• Extremely fast growing vine in where temperatures stay above 28F.


• Flowers may attract hummingbirds

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