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Scientific Name: coleus scutellarioides
Common Name: coleus
Light: Bright, indirect light, will tolerate morning sun
Watering: Water when the top 1-2” of the soil is dry
Pet Safe: no
Care: Moderate
This silly little green fish pot with white stripes and real fish features like tails and fins, is eager to come home with you today!
Diameter - 2”
Height - 2 1/2”
The lowest of care plants!
A variety of shapes and sizes add dramatic flair to any living space.
Scientific Name: Tillandsia Tricolor
Common Name: Air Plant
Light Requirements: Bright Indirect Light, direct sun for too many hours can scorch the leaves.
Water: Once a week, submerge in water and then be sure to completely dry out.
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
The lowest of care plants!
A variety of shapes and sizes add dramatic flair to any living space.
Scientific Name: Tillandsia Bulbosa
Common Name: Air Plant
Light Requirements: Bright Indirect Light, direct sun for too many hours can scorch the leaves.
Water: Once a week, submerge in water and then be sure to completely dry out.
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
The lowest of care plants!
A variety of shapes and sizes add dramatic flair to any living space.
Scientific Name: Tillandsia Fuchsii
Common Name: Air Plant
Light Requirements: Bright Indirect Light, direct sun for too many hours can scorch the leaves.
Water: Once a week, submerge in water and then be sure to completely dry out.
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
The lowest of care plants!
A variety of shapes and sizes add dramatic flair to any living space.
Scientific Name: Tillandsia Ionantha Lilac
Common Name: Air Plant
Light Requirements: Bright Indirect Light, direct sun for too many hours can scorch the leaves.
Water: Once a week, submerge in water and then be sure to completely dry out.
Pet Safe: Yes
Care: Easy
Try the tangy sensation that these dill pickled chips give you with every bite! With fresh cucumbers from our Uxbridge gardens, we’ve curated a fantastically delicious garlicky, dilly, zing of flavour! Great for hamburgers, hotdogs or straight from the jar.
Preserving the bounty from my Uxbridge suburban Homestead gardens + Ontario growers is among my greatest joys, capturing the incomparable taste of sun-kissed local food. Every product is made by hand, in small batches, in our Celiac-safe gluten-free kitchen.
INGREDIENTS: Cucumber, garlic, vinegar, sugar, dill and salt
Fresh Apples from our employee Lauras Uxbridge property, pared nicely with our best selling nectar honey. Infusing it with the warm spices of cinnamon, cloves, and lemon juice.
Preserving the bounty from my Uxbridge suburban Homestead gardens + Ontario growers is among my greatest joys, capturing the incomparable taste of sun-kissed local food. Every product is made by hand, in small batches, in our Celiac-safe gluten-free kitchen.
INGREDIENTS: Apples, nectar honey (Uxbridge honey, cinnamon, cloves, lemon juice) and lemon juice
Taste the first harvest of the tomato season in this delicious garden salsa!
Preserving the bounty from my Uxbridge suburban Homestead gardens + Ontario growers is among my greatest joys, capturing the incomparable taste of sun-kissed local food. Every product is made by hand, in small batches, in our Celiac-safe gluten-free kitchen.
INGREDIENTS: Tomato, jalapeño, green pepper, onion, garlic, cilantro, lime juice, apple cider vinegar, salt
What are Clippings?
Clippings are pieces cut from existing mature plants. They are then placed in water and allowed to build roots. Some grow quickly while others take longer to propagate (grow roots). Once there are several new roots growing and they are at least 1" long it's time to plant. They are great for experimenting, trying new varieties or even adding to aquariums and water features.
Planting
When ready to plant you'll place your clipping in a pot with dirt. You'll want to make sure that the soil stays extra moist for several days to help it acclimatize to its new environment. Congratulations! You have a new plant baby.
What are Clippings?
Clippings are pieces cut from existing mature plants. They are then placed in water and allowed to build roots. Some grow quickly while others take longer to propagate (grow roots). Once there are several new roots growing and they are at least 1" long it's time to plant. They are great for experimenting, trying new varieties or even adding to aquariums and water features.
Planting
When ready to plant you'll place your clipping in a pot with dirt. You'll want to make sure that the soil stays extra moist for several days to help it acclimatize to its new environment. Congratulations! You have a new plant baby.
