For simplicity, you might want to
stick to potted plants.
Not exact matches
To help prevent the introduction of nonnative species the following items may not be brought to the park: pets; live or potted plants; soil; cut flowers; firewood or any untreated, unfinished wood (including hiking sticks); corrugated boxes; tools or equipment with attached soil; motorized vehicles; bicycles; and single - use plastic grocery bag
To help prevent the introduction of nonnative species the following items may not be brought
to the park: pets; live or potted plants; soil; cut flowers; firewood or any untreated, unfinished wood (including hiking sticks); corrugated boxes; tools or equipment with attached soil; motorized vehicles; bicycles; and single - use plastic grocery bag
to the park: pets; live or
potted plants; soil; cut flowers; firewood or any untreated, unfinished wood (including hiking
sticks); corrugated boxes; tools or equipment with attached soil; motorized vehicles; bicycles; and single - use plastic grocery bags.
The name of the tree refers
to its
pot - like shape that holds seeds so enticing
to monkeys, that their heads often become
stuck in the
plants as they try
to obtain the seeds.
The other thing you could use these numbers for... in the garden
to tag your
plants rather than by name by code, they would look cute in
pots as well just
stuck in the dirt..
Try
to stick to one type of material for all your
pots, or if you have an assortment of different
plants, use the same
plants in all of them
to give a more harmonious impression.