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Unique Specimen Plants Sale EXTENDED!

Thursday, March 17th, 2011

We have a great affinity for unique plants and we can’t help sharing it with other people. That’s why Instant Jungle has extended our sale on special plant specimens until March 31st, 2011! This past year has yielded unusually wet weather for us Southern Californians, but that means the conditions are perfect for planting! Moister soil is most conducive to planting palm trees, and also the abundance of rainfall this year will be a great precursor to the scorching sun during the summer. Get a head start this season—come on by to Instant Jungle to check out our extensive selection of unique plants, including palms and bamboo, and to get started on your new garden or landscaping today.

Please feel free to contact us at Instant Jungle for information, recommendations and pricing. All of these plants featured here are only available while supplies last, so call us for information on specific quantities. We’re here to help!

Call us toll free at (800)447-4007! Click on the names below to see photographs, descriptions, common names and pricing.

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Unique Specimen Plants at Instant Jungle

Saturday, March 12th, 2011

Our Bottle Palms, or Beaucarnia Recurvata, is one of the items on sale until March 15th.

Instant Jungle is more than just a nursery. We provide unusual and hard-to-find plants for our customers, especially those that need landscaping for large residential, commercial or resort projects. At Instant Jungle, we like to carry plants that suit residential backyards as well as those that can be placed immediately into a new hotel’s pool landscaping.

. To the naked eye, many of these plants look identical, especially the bamboo species. What makes them different?

As we discussed in a previous blog about bamboo and living screens, there are two major types of bamboo: “running bamboo,” or Phyllostachys aurea; and “clumping bamboo,” or Bambusa. Clumping bamboo is better for planting directly into the soil, where running bamboo needs some sort of root barrier to keep it contained within its designated area in the landscaping. It will still create a beautiful bamboo grove.

Besides being “runners” or “clumpers,” each of these different bamboo types have different colorways and maximum growth heights. Please click on the name of the plant below to read the description of each of the plants to see if they are a right fit for your landscaping.

Still not sure? Please feel free to contact us at Instant Jungle for information, recommendations and pricing. All of these plants featured here are only available as supplies last, so call us for information on specific quantities. We’re here to help!

Call us toll free at (800)447-4007. Click on the names below to see photographs, descriptions, common names and pricing.

Ficus Benjamina or Weeping Fig

Saturday, February 12th, 2011

36-Inch Box Ficus Benjamina

36-inch box Ficus Benjamina

Common name: Weeping Fig

This old faithful Ficus is a great screening tree or can be trained to create a canopy. These are low branching multi’s that are full to three feet above ground.

Please contact us for quantities and pricing: (800) 447-4007

48-inch box Ficus Benjamina

Common name: Weeping Fig

The perfect tree to plant in an area to create the anchor tree or tree that will be the large centerpiece with the huge canopy.

On sale until March 31st, 2011! Please contact us for quantities and pricing: (800) 447-4007

48-Inch Box Ficus Benjamina

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Unique Specimen Plants Sale EXTENDED!

Unique Specimen Plants at Instant Jungle

Ficus Benjamina or Weeping Fig