Wildflowers

Select the plant you want by number. Click on our email address and place your order: info@bayonnenatureclub.org

Deliveries will be made in the Bayonne area

on Wed., Thursdays and Saturdays.

Please indicate which day and time is best for you and include your phone number.

When your selection is delivered, have your $5.00 (per plant) cash donation ready.

(Yes, containers and decorations are included).

The money is used to maintain the

Bayonne Nature Club website.

Contact us if you would like a

Wildflower Program

at your organization's next event.

Just email us with the day and time. We'll get back to you.

info@bayonnenatureclub.org

Click Here for the Wildflower Page.

#7 (left) "Classic Miniture"

Species: Sansevieria "Birds Nest" Plant is only 4" high. Grows well under a lamp on your desk.

#8 (below) "Elegent and Easy"

Easy to maintain Put this Pencil Cactus in a bright window, occassionally give it water and watch it grow.

#1 (top)

"HAPPY DAY"

Species: Pothos

#2 (left)

"Lady in Red" Species: Silver Queen

#3 (right)

"Day Dreams"

Species: Pepperomia

#9 (right)

"Hopping with Scissors" Cut your finger? Turn to Froggy and cut a bit of this Aloe Vera to heal your wound.

Our Comosum Collection:

These refreshing green leaves are sometime referred to as "spider" plants. Put them in the sun and they will sprout new plants with white flowers.

#10 (left)

"Kitty in the Leaves"

#11 (right)

"California Dreaming"

Get this cup of green to keep your dreams going. Great desk plant.

#12 (left) "Coffee Jar"

The jarring effects of caffeine may be calmed by this unique planting! Great for the kitchen.

#13 (right)

"Old European"

These unique mustard jars can put a green touch in your kitchen window.

Natural Planters:

(example on left)

This one on the left is taken, but we will be creating more!!! Come back to our page and see what's new!!!

Avocado Plants

#13 (left)

You've tried to do this, but could never get it going.

Avocado plants from pits!

We have them now for you. All you have to do is water and place in the sun. These should be spectacular by the end of summer on your patio or porch.

Thanks for your interest in the Bayonne Nature Club

and the world of plants.