A lovely perennial sub-shrub from down under that’s closely related to hebes. Digger’s Speedwell is often mistaken as a eucalyptus when it’s not in flower due to its beautiful perfoliate (leaves connect around the stem) foliage and bluish tint. In summer it throws up its dainty lilac colored blossoms that last for many weeks. Easy in a variety of soils in full sun.
One of the most excellent and fine textured of any Eucalyptus, the Willow Leaved Peppermint Eucalyptus is a a very picturesque and fragrant small tree. The bark is a very nice orange-red with peeling strips that add to its overall textural appeal and the blue green leaves take on a purple tint in winter!
Shiitake Mushroom Plus Spawn (Lentinula edodes) have been hailed for both their culinary and health benefits in Japan and other parts of Asia for hundreds of years, and their popularity worldwide increases every year.
One of the most ornamental Eucalyptus, this small tree is prized for its striking, snowdrop-like flower display, its long, silver-green, very aromatic foliage, and its whitish-gray bark, with splashes of yellow and pink. Tasmanian Snow Gum is hardy to about 5° F and grows 25-30 ft. in height when mature.
This attractive, Tasmanian species features gray bark with white and red patches, long, willow-like, peppermint-scented foliage, and red leaf stems. Black Peppermint Gum can grow to 40 ft. in height when mature.
