Grow these famous flowers from Edelweiss seeds! Edelweiss is a favorite wildflower of the Swiss Alps, best suited to growing in a well-drained rock garden, mass ground cover planting, or alpine trough.

This classic flower is, unfortunately, not as well-known as it should be. Not only is it beautiful, but it is very easy to grow from seed. Dame’s Rocket is also very resilient and can be successfully planted in both sun and shade.

A perennial cereal plant whose leaves are linear, wide, hard, gray-green, retracted at the end.

It is an annual plant, 20-30 centimeters tall. The bushes are sprawling, with very branched stems, during flowering they look like balls, sprinkled with simple red-brown inflorescences with a yellow center, 2-3 centimeters in diameter.

Appropriately-named as "The Hardy Gloxinia" with large, exotic-looking, mauve-pink trumpet-shaped blooms which appear before the foliage. Despite its exotic appearance, it is bone hardy as long as it is grown in well-drained soi.

This classic flower is, unfortunately, not as well-known as it should be. Not only is it beautiful, but it is very easy to grow from seed. Dame’s Rocket is also very resilient and can be successfully planted in both sun and shade.

An annual plant 25-35 cm high, which has large flowers, 3-4 cm in diameter, fragrant, of various colors.

A mid-season variety with unusual-looking fruits, a tall bush up to 1.5 m in height, forms clusters of 5-7 fruits, the tomatoes are large, brown-red in color, pear-shaped with small longitudinal ribs, dense and fleshy, weighing 100-150 grams.

A mid-season, semi-determinate tomato variety whose fruit is pear-shaped, yellow in color with slight ribs along it, fleshy, transportable.

Rare in the east, abundant in the lower Ohio valley and middle of Mississippi valley. Reaches its largest size in southern Illinois and Indiana. Bark: Light brown, scaly; on young stems light brown, smooth.

Ipomoea flowers, aptly named, because they are at their best in the early mornings, each last for just one day - but is replaced the following day by others. So, there is a continual supply of the startling blue flowers on the plant in the season.

Seeds that have been successfully pretreated will have swollen to around 2 to 3 times their previous size. Remove all swollen seeds as these will be damaged by further pretreatments. These can be sown immediately.

Five-petalled white flowers, resembling big white bluebottle flies, bloom in June on this unusual, rarely-seen, much-branched shrub which grows most commonly in lush woods on slopes, and around fields, and was being cultivated in Britain by 1683.

The Black Mulberry is a medium sized deciduous tree usually only to 20 to 30 feet, but can reach 70 feet. Trees are known to be very long lived and can bear fruit for several hundred years. Mulberry trees are either dioecious or monoecious.

Caragana arborescens, or Caragana or Siberian peashrub or Siberian peashrub, is a species of legume. It is a shrub growing to heights of 12 feet or more and is a perennial. Typically, it has a moderate to fast growth rate.

The Raspberry Sugana is a vigorous variety great for people who are restricted on space as they work well in pots and containers without losing any of the cropping potential. Make sure they are planted in well-drained.

The berries are collected in multi-berry clusters, beautiful, black, shiny, very large - up to 25 grams, round or rounded-elongated, oval, black with a glossy sheen, excellent sweet taste and delicate sourness.

A multi-stemmed deciduous shrub 2–8 m high, with flowers 6–10×5–8 mm, from lilac and violet to white, fragrant, long-lasting, collected in paired pyramidal, erect or drooping panicles.

Organic Common hornbeam (Carpinus Betulus) A very hardy tree, at first glance similar looking to Green Beech but tolerates poor soils better than beech. Although it prefers a deep open loam including chalk it is also suitable for heavy wet soils.

A tree 20-30 m high, whose leaves are imparipinnate, consisting of 7-15 leaflets, the flowers are small, without a perianth, bisexual, with two stamens and a pistil with a bipartite stigma.

Red buckeye, a native of the southeastern United States that produces brilliant red flowers, is the best buckeye for this region. It can be grown in all soil textures and is nearly pest-free. Its flowers, which last several weeks in spring.

A large or medium-sized deciduous tree 20-35 m high, the bark is dark brown, longitudinally fissured, the fruit is a nut weighing 10-20 grams, enclosed in a prickly plus, which opens when ripe.

A large deciduous tree, up to 30 m tall, with a slender pyramidal crown in youth, rounded in old age, which has bell-shaped flowers, up to 8 cm in diameter, yellowish-green, often with a bluish bloom, odorless.

A large deciduous shrub, multi-stemmed and highly branched, whose leaves are green, obovate in shape, arranged alternately, the petals are white or light pink, with pinkish-violet stripes on the outermost petals.

Umbrella Tree/Umbrella Magnolia (Magnolia tripetala) Deciduous. This Appalachian native tree gains its name from giant, jungle-like leaves; reaching 2 feet in length and nearly 1 foot across. There’s some shelter for ya!

This widely planted ornamental tree is a hybrid of two Chinese magnolias, the Yulan Magnolia and the Lily Magnolia. The bark is smooth and light gray. The Saucer Magnolia originated by chance in 1820, as an accidental seedling in a French garden.

Magnolia obovata, the Japanese bigleaf magnolia or Japanese whitebark magnolia, is a species of Magnolia, native to Japan and the adjacent Kurile Islands. It grows at altitudes near sea level up to 1,800 m in mixed broadleaf forests.

A medium-sized tree with large (up to 25 cm) leathery elliptical leaves, which has large (22 cm) cupped, cream or milky-cream flowers, located at the ends of the branches, very fragrant.

This deciduous tree grows to 40 feet tall and blooms in early spring with a profusion of white-tinged pink goblet to saucer-shaped blossoms that are 3 to 4 inches wide. Grow in moist, well-drained preferably acidic to neutral soil in sun or partial shade.

A tree of the Oak genus, which has a dense, wide-pyramidal crown, asymmetrical, spreading, with strong branches and a thick trunk (1-1.5 m in diameter), the bark is dark gray, blackish, thick.

The Red Oak grows rapidly and is tolerant of many soils and varied situations. It is native to the north eastern United States and south eastern Canada. The tree gets its name from the leaves rich autumn colouring when they turn to a rich red color.

Morus Alba, commonly known as White Mulberry, is native to China. White Mulberry is a small- to medium-sized, fast-growing, deciduous tree. Its leaves have been used in China since 2600 B.C. as the primary diet for silkworms used to make silk.

The European Silver Fir is one of the tallest growing conifers in Europe with a maximum height of 67m (220ft). It is native to the mountains of Europe stretching from the Pyrenees and eastwards to the Alps and the Carpathians, Slovenia and Croatia.

The Norway Spruce is a valuable timber and shelter belt tree and is the classic Christmas tree, consumed in countless millions. It is a tough and vigorous tree that is not prone to serious attacks from pests and diseases.

A perennial evergreen plant with long climbing shoots up to 2 meters long, valued for their sophistication and delicacy, often used in flower arrangements and bouquets - the stems form a lush openwork bush.

The White Spruce is an evergreen with dense foliage and needles that are blue-green in color. This conifer is a faster grower than many other spruces and is a great choice for heavier soils such as clay.

The English Yew has a native range that is broader than you might first imagine reaching across western, central and southern Europe, to north west Africa, northern Iran and south west Asia. Yew is widely used in gardens and in landscaping.

The Austrian Pine is a handsome large growing tree native to Austria and most of the Balkans. It can be long lived, with some trees over 500 years old. It needs full sun to grow well and is intolerant of shade.

Eastern White Pine is called one of the best pines for ornamental use. It is conical when young, more open when older. The branches are slightly ascending and bark is deeply furrowed. Blue-green needles grow to 4 inches.

It is very fire resilient and can tolerate many different soil conditions. The botanical name for this tree is Pinus Rigida, and it is an evergreen. It will have twisting branches that will somewhat droop, and the form of this tree is almost globular.