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Mormon Tea, Nevada (Ephedra nevadensis) potted plant, organic

$8.50

Family:  Joint Fir (Ephedraceae)

Hardy to zone 6 to 12

Perennial, primitive shrub with jointed stems.  Native to the American Southwest. Plant prefers full sun and alkaline, dry to mesic soils.  Probably best to pot up to bigger pots and grow out for a year or two before transplanting to landscape.   Traditional usage: Mormon.  Used as a non-stimulating bronchial dilator for palliative treatment of the common cold or asthma.

Potted Plant, Certified Organically Grown

 

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    Jeannie Flamik

    I requested to be placed on a “wishlist” for Mormon Tea, Nevada Ephedra nevadensis, potted plant. Please advise when it may be available.

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    • Richo Cech

      Richo Cech

      Hi Jeannie, Its the green “join waitlist” button that you want to hit. Wishlist just creates a personal shopping list for you to check back on later to remind you of what you wanted to get. I just germinated scads of these in the greenhouse, we’ll enable sales when they size up.
      Richo

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    • Stephanie Shank

      Thanks Richo,
      I’m looking forward to ordering Mormon Tea when it becomes available.

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    • Richo Cech

      Richo Cech

      These are now available, they are ones we started in the winter and they’re solid now, priced down to $7.50.

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