Columbine
s are short-lived perennials that can tolerate poor soil conditions, but do best in light sandy soil with good drainage. They prefer partial shade. The seeds can be sown in the fall or the spring and must be sown into ...
Daisy, English
English Daisy seeds should be sown in the spring after the danger of frost has passed or late in the fall. Cover the seeds with ¼ inch of soil. After germination, the seedlings should be thinned to allow 6 ...
Four O' Clock/Marvel of Peru
Four O’ Clocks can tolerate many soil types and will grow in poor soil, but they prefer a loamy soil amended with compost. They can prosper in both full sun and partial shade. The plants are ...
Lupine, Russell's Prize Mix
Lupines can be grown from seed, but the seed must be scarified (scratched) and then soaked for 24 hours to enhance germination. Lupines are often found clustered around rocky drainage ditches or on the edge of gravelly ...
Poppy, Iceland Giant Mix
Poppy seed is some of the most extraordinary seed known to mankind. Seeds can be stored or buried for sometimes hundreds of years and yet will germinate when the soil is turned or the seeds are exposed ...
Portulaca, Double
The seed of Portulacas is incredibly small, yet it is relatively easy to grow the plant from seed. Portulacas do not transplant easily, so seed should be planted where the plants are intended to grow. Because the seed is ...
Strawflower, Tall Double Mix
Strawflower seeds should be sown in the spring when the danger of frost has passed. Plants grow to a height of 24-30 inches. Strawflowers must be grown in full sun. Established plants can be divided in mid ...
Crocus, Waterlily – 1 per bag 
Standard Potato-Purple Viking-1 Lb 
**SOLD OUT** Shallot Sets – 6 per bag **SOLD OUT** 
Crocus, Saffron 
Porcelain Garlic, Georgian Crystal – 4 oz 
Porcelain Garlic, Kyjev – 4 oz 
Porcelain Garlic, Polish Hardneck – 4 oz 
