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Air Purifying Plant Package - 5 Sq Ft Moss, 5 Black Eyed Susan and 5 Giant Ostrich Ferns

Air purifying plants can contribute to improving indoor air quality in a more sustainable and aesthetically pleasing way. Moss: Moss can absorb airborne pollutants, such as particulate matter, V.O.C.s (volatile organic compounds), and even heavy metals. Its dense growth and high surface area make it efficient at capturing and retaining these pollutants. Moss is commonly used in green walls and green roofs to help improve air quality in urban areas. Ferns Are Good Air Purifying Plants Ferns: Ferns are known for their ability to remove formaldehyde, a common indoor air pollutant, from the environment. They have large, feathery leaves that can absorb and break down formaldehyde molecules. Boston ferns, in particular, are considered effective in purifying the air. Perennials: Certain perennials, such as peace lilies (Spathiphyllum), are known for their air-purifying properties. Save The Planet With Air Purifying Plants Peace lilies can filter out common indoor pollutants like benzene, formaldehyde, and trichloroethylene. They also can increase humidity levels, which can help alleviate respiratory symptoms in dry indoor environments. Moss, ferns, and perennials are natural air purifiers. It's important to note that while these plants have air purifying capabilities, their effectiveness in cleaning the air may vary depending on plant size, species, and environmental conditions. Additionally, their impact is limited to the immediate vicinity of the plant. A combination of plants and mechanical air purifiers may be the most effective solution for effective air purification. TN Nursery has a large selection of Air Purifying Plants

Virginia Bluebell

Virginia Bluebells have unique bell-shaped flowers that bloom in the spring and summer. The foliage is deep green, and the flowers are deep blue. This low-maintenance perennial is easy to care for and brings beauty to any garden. Virginia Bluebells are sky-blue, bell-shaped flowers that can grow up to 24 inches long. As an early spring riser, they'll brighten your yard with deep purple foliage. It won't be long before the foliage turns green and allows the blue flowers to take over the show. The Flowers Of Virginia Bluebell The floral buds are initially pink but will change colors once this flower opens. Although they're known for having a sky-blue color, they'll occasionally surprise you by becoming pink or white instead. Either way, they'll have five shallow lobes, a central pistil, and five stamens. One of their more unique features is that they mostly grow downward. This suits them, though, as each flower has a long, slender base before opening its five petals. The middle of these flowers will mostly have a white pistil, although it may occasionally be more yellowish. The Leaves Of Virginia Bluebell As previously mentioned, their leaves will initially be purple but then turn gray-green. The alternate leaves can reach a size of up to eight inches, although the majority of them won't pass five inches. Interestingly, they have sessile leaves toward the top of the flower but petiolate leaves toward the bottom. They'll also have smooth margins. By early summer, these flowers will have already revealed themselves and started to go dormant. However, if fertilized, they'll produce small, wrinkled nuts. Inside these nuts are four individual seeds, which help to propagate the species further. Attract Wildlife With Virginia Bluebell Virginia Bluebell flowers have a more deeply set pistil. Fortunately, this makes them an ideal food source for hummingbirds. Additionally, you may see butterflies, skippers, moths, bumblebees, bee flies, and flower flies. Between their sky-blue coloring and all the exciting wildlife they can bring into your yard, they are a big hit with most gardeners. Be aware that they may appear to die permanently the first time they go dormant. Don't worry because these perennials will come back to brighten your yard and delight the local wildlife year after year.

Seasonal Monthly Plant Box - Get 3 "In Season Plants" Each Month

TN Nursery offers a subscription service where we ship 3 different plants each month- Our # 1 Seller Examples Of Some Plants Are: This plant ships bare-root and dormant (no leaves or foliage) It will not green out until next spring. Nov-April: These months are our "tree shipping season" You will get some of the following (no picks but we always ship best sellers) Trees Shrubs Evergreens Berry Bushes and Fruit Trees Moss   May- September: These months are when we ship the following. You will get some of the following in your subscription plant box: Blooming Age PerennialsMature Native Fern PlantsLive Garden Mosses   Beautiful Vines, Groundcovers, and Climber Vines Plant subscriptions can be an excellent way to regularly bring new and exciting plants into your home or garden. You can diversify your collection by receiving various plants each month and learning about new species you may have yet to encounter.Additionally, plant subscriptions can be a great way to have a beautiful yard with high-quality plants from a leading source, TN Nursery. By subscribing to their service, you are receiving quality plants and supporting their business and the horticulture industry as a whole.Overall, a plant subscription service can be a fun and rewarding way to have a variety of plants in every season.