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PARROT'S BEAK HAWAIIAN HELICONIA ( Heliconia psittacorum) Common name: parrot's beak, parrot's flower, parrot's plant, parrot's tonque, popokaytongo. A herbaceous upright small heliconia, indigenous to the Amazon rainforest growing up to no more than four feet.
The parrot's beaks are exotic, abundantly bloomers all year long. This plant is hardy in zones 9-11and grows indoors very easily.  Requires full sun to light shade.  Will need to be protected from frost.
(5 Large Seeds for $4.25)  Limited Supply!!

NEW!!! White Lily of The Nile - African Lily (Agapanthus africanus alba) Growing habit identical to the Blue African Lily but with large white flowers. Grows to 3 feet with long strap-like leaves. Makes a beautiful back border.  Does great in containers - Can be brought indoors over-winter. Perennial in Zones 7-9. Grow in containers and over-winter indoors in all other zones. (25 seeds for $2.50)

Blue Lily of The Nile - African Lily (Agapanthus africanus blue) Agapanthus africanus is native to Southern Africa. It is grown for the dark, glossy, strap-shaped leaves. Flowers are borne on long erect stems 3 feet or taller. Makes good background plants or edging along a fence, driveway, or wall. These plants can thrive on conditions of neglect and naturalize readily. They also make excellent tub and container specimens and can be used in cut flower arrangements. In cold winter areas they should be brought indoors for the winter. Rounded heads of trumpet-shaped, deep blue flowers from July to September held above bold clumps of strap-like, mid-green leaves. These beautiful African lilies provide valuable late summer interest in a sunny, well-drained border or large patio pot. Grows as PERENNIAL in zones 7-9.  Must be grown in pots and brought indoors in lower zones.  (30 seeds for $2.50)