1 Results: New & Used in Plants in Seacliff Park 5049, SA

Approximately 3 meters high by 2 meters wide, 6 years old including additional plants (climbing philodendron and leather fern). Getting damaged by wind and sun as it has outgrown its cover. Will need sack truck to move and large van or ute to transport. Located in Seaview Downs. Price not negotiable, cash only. Please call mobile if interested. Please only make contact via mobile . Pickup from Seaview Downs.

Snake plant 60 cm in plastic pot

Two large Elk Horns, one small Elk Horn. Pick up only, DARLINGTON, SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Beautiful 160cm tall ficus tree in big terracotta pot Great addition to your garden Pick up only

Cash only. 50cm tall plant with 2 main branches in pot. Healthy leaf growth and new flower buds forming. First picture shows what the flowers will look like. Last photo shows one of the actual blooms from the mother tree.

Dark (Pink/Red) Stemmed Alocasia (Elephant Ear). Flagstaff Hill Healthy 0.95 metre Alocasia. Slower growing and more delicate stems than the usual Elephant Ear plants.

Dragon Fruit Cuttings. Flagstaff Hill $4 for 1 cutting or $10 for 3 cuttings Some cuttings have already sprouted roots. Photos are from our plant

🐠🐟🐡Guppy Grass (Najas Guadalupensis) - 🌊Aquatic Plant 🌟Guppy Grass or – scientifically – Najas guadalupensis : The Perfect No-Maintenance 🌱Plant! 🔹Guppy grass is Super Awesome🏆 as it promotes oxygen rich water, It is undemanding, can tolerate low 💡light, grows rather quickly and is great for removing heavy metals, toxins, ammonia, nitrite, and nitrates from the water while producing oxygen. It consumes almost every free nutrient in the tank – giving little opportunity for algae growth,

🍁 Red Root Floaters, are a freshwater floating fern plant known in the aquascaping game for their unique look, deep red roots, and easy care. These rare highly sought-after floaters are known as the “Red Root Floater” because of their remarkable & stunningly red roots. 👉 These floaters can thrive in low to high light conditions at about 6 - 8 hours a day. Although the roots will always remain a beautiful deep red, this plant’s leaves will change color depending on how much light they receive.

Dwarf Gladiolus (Blushing Bride) Growing in pots. Flagstaff Hill These plants require minimal maintenance. They don’t require watering and only need the dry stems removed after flowering. They make an attractive display in bunches in your garden and are great as cut flowers. They are available currently beginning to grow in pots