BAH BAM Botanicals

BAH BAM Botanicals Welcome to BAH BAM Botanicals! Where every seedling starts with a little dirt and a lot of heart. Pull up a chair, breathe in the earthy air

I grow and sell plants that bring color, calm, and character to your garden — from bold blooms to quiet greens.

🌿 Wild Basil (Clinopodium vulgare) – Perennial Herb$4 small / $6 medium / $8 largeBeautiful Wild Basil plants available ...
06/25/2026

🌿 Wild Basil (Clinopodium vulgare) – Perennial Herb
$4 small / $6 medium / $8 large

Beautiful Wild Basil plants available — a hardy perennial herb with soft fuzzy leaves and pretty purple pom‑pom blooms. Bees and butterflies love it, and it’s perfect for cottage gardens, herb beds, and pollinator patches.

This is not culinary basil — it’s a native‑leaning herbal plant traditionally used for teas and natural remedies.

⭐ Why it’s great:
Attracts bees & butterflies

Easy, low‑maintenance perennial

Grows in sun or part shade

Spreads gently (not invasive like mint)

Safe around chickens & pets

⭐ Plant Details:
Height: 1–2 ft

Water: Moderate

Soil: Average, well‑drained

Type: Perennial (comes back every year)

🌿 Snow‑on‑the‑Mountain (Variegated Aegopodium) – $3–$8A fast‑spreading, shade‑loving groundcover with bright white‑and‑g...
06/25/2026

🌿 Snow‑on‑the‑Mountain (Variegated Aegopodium) – $3–$8
A fast‑spreading, shade‑loving groundcover with bright white‑and‑green foliage.

Snow‑on‑the‑Mountain is the variegated ornamental form of Ground Elder — grown for its striking foliage, not for eating. It’s one of the toughest plants for filling shady, bare, or problem areas where nothing else wants to grow. Beautiful, bright, and extremely low‑maintenance.

Why people love Snow‑on‑the‑Mountain:
Gorgeous white‑and‑green variegated leaves

Thrives in deep shade to part shade

Spreads quickly to fill empty areas

Great for borders, woodland edges, and under trees

Very low‑maintenance and drought‑tolerant

Creates a bright, clean look even in dark corners

🌼 Important Notes:
This is the ornamental variety, not the edible wild Ground Elder

Not used as a culinary herb

Grown strictly for appearance and groundcover

Spreads by rhizomes — vigorous

🐔 Chicken Edible?
YES — Snow‑on‑the‑Mountain is non‑toxic to chickens.
They can nibble it safely, though it’s not a food plant.

Safe in free‑range areas

Safe around coops

They may help keep it trimmed

🌱 Care:
Light: Shade to part shade

Soil: Any soil, even poor or dry

Water: Average; very drought‑tolerant once established

Growth: Fast‑spreading groundcover

Perfect for:
Shady problem spots

Woodland gardens

Under trees

Filling bare areas

Low‑maintenance landscaping

Pricing:
$3–$5 small divisions

$6–$8 larger clumps

🌿 Forsythia Roots + Cuttings Combo Pack – $8–$25Build your hedge your way — instant growth + easy‑rooting extras.This co...
06/25/2026

🌿 Forsythia Roots + Cuttings Combo Pack – $8–$25
Build your hedge your way — instant growth + easy‑rooting extras.

This combo pack gives you the best of both worlds:
✨ Rooted starts for fast, reliable planting
✨ Fresh cuttings for budget‑friendly expansion

Perfect for anyone wanting a bright, golden Forsythia hedge without spending a fortune.

What’s Included:
Choose your size:

Small Combo – $8–$10

1 rooted start

2–3 fresh cuttings

Medium Combo – $12–$18

2 rooted starts

4–5 fresh cuttings

Large Hedge Builder – $20–$25

3 rooted starts

6–8 fresh cuttings

Best for long fence lines or fast privacy

Why this combo is popular:
Rooted plants give you instant growth

Cuttings let you fill in gaps for free

All pieces taken from healthy, vigorous stock

Forsythia is extremely hardy and fast‑growing

Explodes with bright yellow blooms every spring

🌱 Planting Info:
Plant rooted starts 2–3 ft apart

Stick cuttings directly in soil or root in water

Roots form in 1–3 weeks

Trim after blooming to shape your hedge

🐔 Chicken Edible?
YES — Forsythia is safe for chickens.
Non‑toxic and totally fine around coops and free‑range areas.

Perfect for:
Privacy hedges

Budget landscaping

Filling long fence lines

Fast spring color

Anyone who wants a hedge without the high cost

🌿 Spider Plant – Solid Green – $3–$6A tough, fast‑growing houseplant that thrives anywhere.The solid‑green Spider Plant ...
06/25/2026

🌿 Spider Plant – Solid Green – $3–$6
A tough, fast‑growing houseplant that thrives anywhere.

The solid‑green Spider Plant is one of the easiest indoor plants you can grow. It handles low light, bounces back from neglect, and sends out tons of baby “spiderettes” you can root and share. Perfect for shelves, hanging baskets, and brightening up any room.

Why people love it:
Super hardy and beginner‑friendly

Fast‑growing with lots of baby offshoots

Handles low to bright indirect light

Air‑purifying

Great in hanging pots or as a tabletop plant

🌱 Care:
Light: Low to bright indirect

Water: Let the top inch dry

Soil: Regular potting mix

Growth: Produces long arching leaves and baby plants

🐔 Chicken Edible?
YES — Spider Plants are safe for chickens.
They’re non‑toxic, and chickens may nibble the leaves occasionally.

Safe if they peck at it

Not a major food source, but harmless

Keep the plant high if you don’t want it shredded

Perfect for:
Beginners

Hanging baskets

Air‑purifying indoor spaces

Anyone who wants a plant that’s hard to kill

Pricing:
$3–$4 small rooted starts

$5–$6 fuller plants with babies

🌿 Aloe Vera – Small Starts – $3–$5A tough little succulent with healing gel inside every leaf.These small Aloe pups are ...
06/25/2026

🌿 Aloe Vera – Small Starts – $3–$5
A tough little succulent with healing gel inside every leaf.

These small Aloe pups are perfect for starting your own plant or adding to a sunny windowsill. They’re hardy, drought‑tolerant, and grow into full, gel‑filled Aloe plants with very little care.

Why people love Aloe:
Soothing gel inside mature leaves

Thrives on neglect

Loves bright sun

Great starter plant for beginners

Produces more pups as it grows

🌱 Care:
Light: Bright sun or bright indirect

Water: Let soil dry completely

Soil: Cactus/succulent mix

Growth: Slow at first, then clumps

🐔 Chicken Edible?
NO — Aloe is not safe for chickens.
Contains saponins, which can cause digestive upset.

Keep this one indoors or out of reach.

Pricing:
$3 small pups

$4–$5 slightly larger starts

🌿 Arrow Plant (Syngonium) – $4–$12A lush, easy‑care houseplant with bold arrow‑shaped leaves.Arrow Plants are loved for ...
06/25/2026

🌿 Arrow Plant (Syngonium) – $4–$12
A lush, easy‑care houseplant with bold arrow‑shaped leaves.

Arrow Plants are loved for their unique leaf shape, fast growth, and ability to thrive in almost any indoor space. They start upright and bushy, then trail or climb as they mature, making them perfect for shelves, hanging pots, or moss poles. Super forgiving and great for beginners.

Why plant lovers adore it:
Striking arrow‑shaped foliage

Fast, easy growth

Handles low to medium light

Can trail or climb

Air‑purifying

Comes in many colors and patterns

🌱 Care:
Light: Bright indirect to medium light

Water: Keep lightly moist; don’t let it sit soggy

Soil: Well‑draining potting mix

Growth: Bushy when young, trailing as it matures

🐔 Chicken Edible?
NO — Arrow Plants (Syngonium) are toxic to chickens, pets, and livestock.
They contain calcium oxalate crystals, which can cause:

mouth and throat irritation

swelling

drooling

digestive upset

So this one stays indoors only, away from animals.

Perfect for:
Houseplant beginners

Shelf and desk décor

Hanging baskets

Low‑maintenance plant lovers

Pricing:
$4–$6 small rooted starts

$8–$12 fuller trailing plants

🌿 Philodendron – $4–$12A classic, easy‑care houseplant with lush, trailing green beauty.Philodendrons are beloved for th...
06/25/2026

🌿 Philodendron – $4–$12
A classic, easy‑care houseplant with lush, trailing green beauty.

Philodendrons are beloved for their soft, heart‑shaped leaves and forgiving nature. They thrive in almost any indoor space, grow quickly, and bring that calm, tropical feel to shelves, desks, and hanging baskets. Perfect for beginners or collectors.

Why plant lovers adore it:
Fast‑growing and easy to care for

Beautiful trailing or climbing vines

Handles low light better than most houseplants

Air‑purifying foliage

Great for shelves, windowsills, and hanging pots

🌱 Care:
Light: Bright indirect to medium light

Water: Let the top inch dry between waterings

Soil: Well‑draining potting mix

Growth: Trails or climbs depending on support

🐔 Chicken Edible?
NO — Philodendron is toxic to chickens, pets, and livestock.
It contains calcium oxalate crystals, which can cause:

mouth irritation

swelling

drooling

digestive upset

So this one is strictly an indoor plant, away from animals.

Perfect for:
Houseplant beginners

Shelf and desk décor

Hanging baskets

Low‑maintenance plant lovers

Pricing:
$4–$6 small rooted starts

$8–$12 fuller trailing plants

🌿 Horseweed (Erigeron canadensis) – $2–$5A tall, airy native wildflower with surprising herbal uses.Horseweed is a North...
06/25/2026

🌿 Horseweed (Erigeron canadensis) – $2–$5
A tall, airy native wildflower with surprising herbal uses.

Horseweed is a North American native that brings height, movement, and that breezy meadow look to naturalized gardens. Its slender stems and soft seed plumes support pollinators and add texture to wildflower borders. Foragers and herbalists value it for its traditional uses.

Why wildflower lovers appreciate it:
Tall, elegant, meadow‑style growth

Native plant that supports local ecosystems

Loved by pollinators

Soft, feathery seed plumes

Thrives in poor, dry soil

Zero‑maintenance — grows where nothing else wants to

🌼 Traditional Herbal Notes
Young leaves historically used as a peppery cooking herb

Brewed as a tea in folk medicine

Used by Indigenous groups for various remedies

⚠️ Not a salad green — it’s a forager’s plant, not an everyday edible.

🐔 Chicken Edible?
Yes — but only lightly and only the young greens.
Chickens can eat small amounts of young horseweed leaves, but:

They usually don’t prefer it

Older plants become too tough and bitter

It’s safe in small amounts but not a primary feed

So it’s more of a “they can nibble it if they want to” plant, not a chicken favorite.

Light & Water:
Full sun.
Very drought‑tolerant.

Perfect for:
Wildflower gardens

Meadow edges

Pollinator patches

Naturalized areas

Foragers and herbal‑plant collectors

Pricing:
$2 small starts

$3–$4 medium plants

$5 tall, ready‑to‑seed plants

🌿 Japanese Honeysuckle – Wildflower Lovers Edition – $3–$6Sweet fragrance, twining vines, and that dreamy wild‑hedgerow ...
06/25/2026

🌿 Japanese Honeysuckle – Wildflower Lovers Edition – $3–$6
Sweet fragrance, twining vines, and that dreamy wild‑hedgerow look.

Japanese Honeysuckle brings the soft, drifting, old‑country charm that wildflower lovers crave. Its creamy white and yellow blooms perfume the air at dusk, and the vines weave themselves into fences, trellises, and woodland edges with effortless grace.

Why wildflower lovers adore it:
Heavenly evening fragrance

Romantic white‑to‑yellow blooms

Fast, graceful twining growth

Pollinator‑friendly — bees and moths love it

Perfect for naturalized edges and wild garden corners

Thrives in poor soil, sun or part shade

🌼 Edible Flower Info
Yes — the flowers are edible and have been enjoyed for generations.

Sweet nectar can be sipped straight from the bloom

Flowers can be used in teas, syrups, infused honey, and desserts

Lovely edible garnish with a soft honey‑vanilla flavor

⚠️ Important:
Only the flowers are edible.
Berries, leaves, and stems are NOT edible.

Light & Water:
Full sun to part shade.
Very drought‑tolerant once established.

Perfect for:
Wildflower borders

Fences and arbors

Naturalized woodland edges

Cottage‑style gardens

Anyone who loves fragrant, drifting vines

Pricing:
$3 small rooted starts

$4–$5 medium vines

$6 fuller, ready‑to‑climb plants

Address

515 Beaver Avenue
Beaverdale, PA
15921

Telephone

(814)4874852

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