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One of the best micro-greens out there! Cress is peppery, flavorful and so easy to grow!

Best grown in containers. Sprinkle seeds in some shallow moist soil and watch them grow! Cress prefers to be out of the direct sun.

Seed Information:

• Lifecycle: annual
• Time to Maturity: about 10 days
• Sun Requirement: shade
• Spacing: 6"
• Depth: 1/4 inch
• Height: 12 to 20 inches
• Uses: edible, micro greens, container
• Low Maintenance : yes
• Seeds/Oz: 10000
• Ideal Germination Temperature: 45F
• Sowing Method: Directs
• Plant Scientific Name: Lepidium sativum

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Such a great beneficial plant to have fresh from the garden! Cold hardy, dark leaves are delicious and full of nutrients!

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As soon as soil can be prepared plant seeds 1/4" deep. Thin to 12" apart. The seedlings removed during thinning are considered baby spinach and are delicious. Plant in early spring and again in fall 2 months before frost is due. When plants produce a central stem with flower heads (bolting), pull up and discard. Great for containers.

Seed Information:

• Lifecycle: annual (vegetable)
• Time to Maturity: about 1 1/2 months
• Sun Requirements: sun/part shade
• Spacing: 12" apart
• Depth: 1/2"
• Packet Weight: 2.4g
• Seeds/Oz: 2100
• Ideal Germination Temperature: 45F-60F
• Sowing Method: Direct
• Heirloom Year: 1826 Heirloom

The perfect carrot for growing, storing and eating!

An ideal carrot for container gardens.

Seeds can be planted 1/2 inch deep in spring and again in midsummer for a second fall harvest. Thin seedlings to 2" apart. Planting in raised beds  is ideal to increase your yield and have a more uniform carrot.

Nantes carrot seeds can be planted 1/2 inch deep in spring and again in midsummer for a second fall harvest. Thin seedlings to 2" apart. Planting in raised beds or containers is ideal to increase your yield and have a more uniform carrot.

Seed Information:

• Lifecycle: annual (vegetable)
• Time to Maturity: about 2 1/2 months
• Sun Requirement: sun
• Spacing: 2" apart
• Depth: 1/2 inch
• Seeds/Oz: 20000
• Ideal Germination Temperature: 55-70F
• Sowing Method: Direct
• Heirloom Year: 1870 Heirloom

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Great for so many things! The soft skin and low amount of seeds makes it great for sauces, canning and salads. Produces a small-medium oval fruit.

Start seeds inside about 6-8 weeks before last frost date. Transplant to prepared garden bed or container after danger of frost has past. Tomatoes get bushy and need support from cages or a trellis

Seed Information:

• Lifecycle: annual (vegetable)
• Time to Maturity: about 2 1/2 months
• Sun Requirement: sun
• Spacing: 18" apart
• Depth: 1/4 inch
• Seeds/Oz: 10000
• Ideal Germination Temperature: 75F
• Sowing Method: Transplant
• Heirloom Year: Heirloom
• Plant Scientific Name: Solanum lycopersicum

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Sweet, mild and tender, these bunching onions are wonderful to cook with and eat raw. Also known as scallions.

As soon as soil can be prepared plant seeds 1/4" deep. Thin to 6" apart at the most. They do not produce large bulbs and can be planted in small spaces. Be sure to keep hills of soil built up to bottom of stalks to encourage more white onion growth under the surface of the soil. More bang for your buck!

Seed Information:

• Lifecycle: annual (vegetable)
• Time to Maturity: about 2 months
• Sun Requirement: sun
• Spacing: 6" apart
• Depth: 1/4 inch
• Seeds/Oz: 9000
• Ideal Germination Temperature: 50-85F
• Sowing Method: Direct
• Heirloom Year: Pre 1900 Heirloom
• Plant Scientific Name: Allium cepa

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Oh baby! This sweet, round, smaller watermelon has been enjoyed by many for years! Dark skinned fruit are about 6-8" in diameter.

Can be started inside about 4 weeks before last frost. When spring weather has been consistently warm transplant to rows or hills. Or plant seeds 36" apart outside 2 weeks after last frost in rows or hills. If possible, water during extended dry periods.

Seed Information:

• Lifecycle: annual (vegetable)
• Time to Maturity: about 2 1/2 months
• Sun Requirement: sun
• Spacing: 36" apart
• Depth: 1 inch
• Seeds/Oz: 400
• Ideal Germination Temperature: 75F
• Sowing Method: Transplant or Direct
• Heirloom Year: 1959 Heirloom
• Plant Scientific Name: Citrullus lanatus

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Delightfully crisp and crunchy, the classic slicing Poinsett Cucumber is perfect for salads or condiments like tzatziki! Non-bitter, straight cukes about 7”-8” long. Easy to grow and resistant to most cucumber diseases.

Seed Information:

• Lifecycle: annual (vegetable)
• Time to Maturity: about 2 months
• Sun Requirement: sun
• Spacing: 6" apart
• Depth: 3/4 inch
• Seeds/Oz: 950
• Ideal Germination Temperature: 75F
• Sowing Method: Direct
• Heirloom Year: 1887 Heirloom
• Plant Scientific Name: Cucumis sativus

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The classic watermelon! Sporting a dark and light green striped skin with a red flavorful flesh. Oval fruit is about 10" - 12".

Can be started inside about 4 weeks before last frost. When spring weather has been consistently warm transplant to rows or hills. Or plant seeds 36" apart outside 2 weeks after last frost in rows or hills.  If possible, water during extended dry periods.

Seed Information:

• Lifecycle: annual (vegetable)
• Time to Maturity: about 3 months
• Sun Requirement: sun
• Spacing: 36" apart
• Depth: 1 inch
• Seeds/Oz: 400
• Ideal Germination Temperature: 80F
• Sowing Method: Transplant or Direct
• Heirloom Year: 1964 Heirloom
• Plant Scientific Name: Citrullus lanatus

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Green Globe Artichoke

A staple of Mediterranean cuisine. Grows best with a long, mild growing season, but can grow as an annual in cooler regions. Colorful flower buds appear year round in warm climates. Cut back to the ground after it has flowered to encourage regrowth.

Group 3 seeds every 6 inches. Start seeds indoors 12 weeks before your average last spring frost date. After 4 weeks transplant outside. Protect seedlings from frost. Harvest buds while they are closed. After initial harvest, side shoots will produce delicious smaller bonus buds. Harvest: 5 months

SEED INFORMATION:

• Lifecycle: perennial in warm weather, annual is cool climates (vegetable)
• Sowing Method: transplant
• Time to Maturity/Harvest: 5 months
• Sun Requirement: sun Ideal
• Germination: 70-79°F
• Spacing: 3"
• Depth: 1/2"
• Height: 5'
• Seeds/Oz: 630
• Lbs./Acre: 1.3
• Uses: eating, great for dips, rich in iodine, calcium, iron, protein and vitamins A, B1, and C
• Heirloom Year: 1863 Heirloom
• Plant Scientific Name: Cynara cardunculus var. scolymus

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A great option for gardeners that love variety. A spicy blend of garden favorites.

Start hot salsa pepper seeds inside about 6-8 weeks before last frost date. When first set of true leaves appear transplant to 2 inch pots. After frost has passed, transplant outside in either garden bed or larger containers. Peppers like to be warm so be sure to keep roots mulched. Harvest: 3 months

BULK PEPPER SEED INFORMATION:

• Lifecycle: Annual
• Time to Maturity: 3 months
• Sun Requirement: full sun
• Spacing: 12"
• Depth: 1/4"
• Uses: Great pepper for salsa and salads
• Plant Scientific Name: Capsicum annuum

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A lovely sweet flavored onion in a flat round package. With their white interior and purple skins they look gorgeous in salads and on the grill! Stores well.

As soon as soil can be prepared plant seeds 1/4" deep. Thin to 4" apart. These red onions prefer "long days" so be sure to plant in an area that sees a maximum daily amount of sunlight. Keep free of weeds as onions do not compete well with them. Great for both garden beds and containers.

SEED INFORMATION:

• Lifecycle: annual (vegetable)
• Time to Maturity: about 3 months
• Sun Requirement: sun
• Spacing: 4" apart
• Depth: 1/4"

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This little beauty is a perfect choice to add a little spice to your life. Easy to grow and harvest.

Start inside about 6-8 weeks before last frost date. When first set of true leaves appear transplant to 2 inch pots. After frost has passed, transplant outside in either garden bed or larger containers. Peppers like to be warm so be sure to keep roots mulched. Harvest: 3 months

Seed Information:

• Lifecycle: Annual
• Time to Maturity: 3 months
• Sun Requirement: full sun
• Spacing: 12"
• Depth: 1/4"
• Ideal Germination Temperature: 80F
• Uses: Great pepper for salsa or seasoning
• Plant Scientific Name: Capsicum chinense Jacquin

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