Looking for very small, very light plants, nothing over 1 inch in height or
width at maturity, or very light mosses. Any and all suggestions very
welcome. Beauty is important but not necessary. Must be able to grow these
plants hydroponically in styrofoam.

If anyone knows of an online source that arranges plant life by height and
weight (accurately speaking, most sites are very, very wide ranging in what
they consider to be a 'small plant'), I would be incredibly grateful. Are
there any e-Businesses that specialize in wee, teeny plants?

"Anne Hedden" expounded:

Looking for very small, very light plants, nothing over 1 inch in height or
width at maturity, or very light mosses. Any and all suggestions very
welcome. Beauty is important but not necessary. Must be able to grow these
plants hydroponically in styrofoam.

If anyone knows of an online source that arranges plant life by height and
weight (accurately speaking, most sites are very, very wide ranging in what
they consider to be a 'small plant'), I would be incredibly grateful. Are
there any e-Businesses that specialize in wee, teeny plants?


Do a web search for rock garden plants. Many can grow in a regular
garden setting, and most are quite small.

--
Ann, Gardening in zone 6a
Just south of Boston, MA
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Look for a dealer that specilizes in "terrarium plants".

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&i...=Google+Search


"Anne Hedden" wrote in message
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Looking for very small, very light plants, nothing over 1 inch in height
or
width at maturity, or very light mosses. Any and all suggestions very
welcome. Beauty is important but not necessary. Must be able to grow
these
plants hydroponically in styrofoam.

If anyone knows of an online source that arranges plant life by height and
weight (accurately speaking, most sites are very, very wide ranging in
what
they consider to be a 'small plant'), I would be incredibly grateful. Are
there any e-Businesses that specialize in wee, teeny plants?

You mean like some of those cute runty little cati? I think they are
very pretty and hardy and amazing when they flower. and often they
are short about one inch and they grow in a tiny terra pot that is a
simular hight
just curious what do you need these for any way?

On Thu, 20 May 2004 02:22:30 -0400, "Anne Hedden"
wrote:

Looking for very small, very light plants, nothing over 1 inch in height or
width at maturity, or very light mosses. Any and all suggestions very
welcome. Beauty is important but not necessary. Must be able to grow these
plants hydroponically in styrofoam.

If anyone knows of an online source that arranges plant life by height and
weight (accurately speaking, most sites are very, very wide ranging in what
they consider to be a 'small plant'), I would be incredibly grateful. Are
there any e-Businesses that specialize in wee, teeny plants?

Here is a place which specializes in tiny plants for terrariums and things:

http://www.violetbarn.com/miniature_houseplants.htm