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Categories : Seeds, Vegetables, Tomatillo
Tomatillo, Toma Verde
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Tomatillo – Toma Verde A North and South American native fruit. At least two plants should always be planted. Plants are prolific producing up to 100 or more fruits per plant. Fruits have a sweet and tart flavor and are often ...

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Categories : Flower Bulbs, Corms and Tubers, Bulbs for Fall Planting - ALL BULBS AVAILABLE ARE COLD TREATED FOR PLANTING AS SOON AS SOIL CAN BE WORKED, Tulips, Triumph Tulips
Triumph Tulip, Kansas Proud
$20.00–$43.75
TRIUMPH TULIP, Kansas Proud Kansas Proud is not an heirloom. It has only been available for a few years. We include it in our collections because we have many customers who adore the color purple. Kansas Proud is the quintessential purple ...

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Categories : Flower Bulbs, Corms and Tubers, Bulbs for Fall Planting - ALL BULBS AVAILABLE ARE COLD TREATED FOR PLANTING AS SOON AS SOIL CAN BE WORKED, Amaryllis
Trumpet Amaryllis, Misty
$20.00
TRUMPET AMARYLLIS, Misty 6” – 8”, brightly colored, star-shaped blossoms. If ever there was a “candy-striped” amaryllis, it is this one. Each vivid red petal has a broad white center stripe. The blossoms have a striking green throat. 3-4 blossoms per ...

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Categories : Flower Bulbs, Corms and Tubers, Bulbs for Fall Planting - ALL BULBS AVAILABLE ARE COLD TREATED FOR PLANTING AS SOON AS SOIL CAN BE WORKED, Amaryllis
Trumpet Amaryllis, Santiago
$20.00
TRUMPET AMARYLLIS, Santiago 6” – 8”, brightly colored, star-shaped blossoms. If ever there was a “candy-striped” amaryllis, it is this one. Each vivid red petal has a broad white center stripe. The blossoms have a striking green throat. 3-4 blossoms per ...

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Categories : Heirloom Garlic, The Hardneck Garlics, The Turban Garlics
Turban Garlic, Chinese Purple – 4 oz
$15.00
TURBAN GARLIC, Chinese Purple – Allium sativum var. sativum FULL SUN Native to south-central Asia, garlic was probably domesticated from a single variety, Allium longicuspis, thousands of years ago. Today the plant is grown on every continent except Antarctica. Chinese Purple ...

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Categories : Heirloom Garlic, The Hardneck Garlics, The Turban Garlics
Turban Garlic, Red Janice – 4 oz
$15.00
NEW! TURBAN GARLIC, Red Janice Allium Sativum FULL SUN Turbans are so named because of the shape of their flower head which forms at the end of the ‘scape’ they produce. The Turban plants do not look very robust. The ...

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Categories : Heirloom Garlic, The Hardneck Garlics, The Turban Garlics
Turban Garlic, Shandong Purple – 4 oz
$15.00
NEW! TURBAN GARLIC, Shandong Purple Allium Sativum FULL SUN Native to south-central Asia, garlic was probably domesticated from a single variety, Allium longicuspis, thousands of years ago. Today the plant is grown on every continent except Antarctica. Garlic is best when planted in ...

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Categories : Heirloom Garlic, The Hardneck Garlics, The Turban Garlics
Turban Garlic, Tzan – 4 oz
$15.00
NEW! TURBAN GARLIC, Tzan Allium Sativum FULL SUN Native to south-central Asia, garlic was probably domesticated from a single variety, Allium longicuspis, thousands of years ago. Today the plant is grown on every continent except Antarctica. Garlic is best when planted in the ...

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Categories : Heirloom Garlic, The Hardneck Garlics, The Turban Garlics
Turban Garlic, Xian – 4 oz
$15.00
TURBAN GARLIC, Xian – Allium sativum var. sativum FULL SUN Native to south-central Asia, garlic was probably domesticated from a single variety, Allium longicuspis, thousands of years ago. Today the plant is grown on every continent except Antarctica. Xian is a ...

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Categories : Flower Bulbs, Corms and Tubers, Bulbs for Spring Planting, Lilies, Oriental Trumpet & Tigrinum Lilies
Turk’s Cap (Tigrinum) Lily, Lady Alice
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TIGRINUM LILY, Lady Alice FULL SUN Native to Japan, the Tigrinum and Turk’s Cap lilies were introduced into Europe in 1804. This species has been cultivated (with the possible exceptions of L. martagon and L. candidum) longer than any other species ...

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Categories : Seeds, Vegetables, Turnips
Turnip, Gold Ball
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TURNIP, Gold Ball Introduced in 1859, turnip was originally known as Orange Jelly. Mature roots are 3-4 in. in diameter, golden yellow and very sweet. For Spring planting, plant as early as the soil can be worked. Successional plantings can be made ...

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Categories : Seeds, Vegetables, Turnips
Turnip, Purple Top White Globe
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TURNIP, Purple Top White Globe Introduced before 1880, mature roots are best harvested at 3-4 in. Roots have purple shoulders and white bottoms. Tops are also edible. Flesh of roots is white, fine grained, sweet and mildly flavored. For Spring planting, plant ...

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Categories : Seeds, Vegetables, Turnips
Turnip, Seven Top
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TURNIP, Seven Top Introduced in 1845, this turnip is grown for its tops. Roots are small, tough and woody. Leaves can be harvested over a long season and are best harvested young. In areas with mild winters leaves can be harvested ...

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Categories : Seeds, Vegetables, Watermelons
Watermelon, Cream of Saskatchewan
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WATERMELON, Cream of Saskatchewan A rare, white-fleshed round watermelon (5-10 lb.). Thin, brittle, pale green rind with dark green stripes. Flesh is very sweet with excellent flavor. One of the best home garden varieties for short season climates. Sow seed in late ...

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Categories : Seeds, Vegetables, Watermelons
Watermelon, Georgia Rattlesnake
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WATERMELON – Georgia Rattlesnake Introduced around 1870, this much beloved Southern variety has become rare. Large, oblong melons (25-30 lb.) have thin, brittle, pale green rinds with “rattlesnake” striping. Flesh is rosey red and very sweet. Sow seed in late spring after ...

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Categories : Seeds, Vegetables, Watermelons
Watermelon, Golden Midget
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WATERMELON, Golden Midget Introduced in 1959, as a short season, compact habit watermelon, Golden Midget was the result of a cross between New Hampshire Midget and a rare heirloom known as Pumpkin Rind. The 3-5 lb., round melons have a black-green ...

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Categories : Seeds, Vegetables, Watermelons
Watermelon, Moon & Stars
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WATERMELON – Moon & Stars Probably the most famous heirloom watermelon of all time, grown nationwide in the early 1900s and then lost until the 1980s when it was found being grown by a farmer in Missouri. Oblong (25-30 lb.) melons ...

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Categories : Seeds, Vegetables, Watermelons
Watermelon, OrangeGlo
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WATERMELON, OrangeGlo - Good Cold Weather Variety One of the best cold climate watermelons. The orange flesh, despite cold weather is incredibly sweet. Oblong melons are 20-30 lb. with green rinds striped in darker green. Sow seed in late spring after all ...

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Categories : Seeds, Vegetables, Watermelons
Watermelon, Sugar Baby
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WATERMELON, Sugar Baby - Great Container Plant One of the oldest varieties still in cultivation. The 5-8 lb. melons have blackish green rinds with bright pinkish red, quite sweet flesh. Vines are short, 3 ft. Plants do well in containers. Sow seed in ...

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Categories : Seeds, Vegetables, Beans, Yellow Wax Beans
Wax Bush Bean, Brittlewax
$3.50
WAX BUSH BEAN, Brittlewax – Phaseolus vulgaris FULL SUN Native to South and Central America, yellow wax were so named because their pods are yellow and the beans themselves have a waxy texture. Brittlewax, introduced in 1900, has long been a ...

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