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Beans, Kentucky Wonder Pole Bean Seed Packets

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$2.99

Beans, Provider Bush Bean Seed Packets

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$2.99

Front of heirloom Provider Bush Beans seed packet.

Beans-Provider Bush 1965 Heirloom

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$2.99

Front of heirloom Henderson's Lima Bean seed packet.

Beans-Henderson's Lima Bean 1888 Heirloom

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$2.99

Front of heirloom Kentucky Wonder Pole Bean seed packet.

Beans-Kentucky Wonder Pole Bean 1850 Heirloom

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$2.99

Beans, Golden Wax Bush Bean Seed Packets

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$2.99

Beans, Henderson's Lima Bean Seed Packets

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$2.99

20 Piece Vegetable Seed Packet Wreath

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$29.95

Front of heirloom Little Marvel Shelling Peas seed packets.

Peas-Little Marvel Shelling 1900 Heirloom

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$2.99

Front of Detroit Dark Red Beet seed packet.

Beets-Detroit Dark Red 1892 Heirloom

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250 Piece Heritage Heirloom Vegetable Seed Packet Retail POS Corrugated Display – Flower Seed Packet

250 Piece Heirloom Heritage Seed Packet Retail POS Corrugated Display

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$249.00

250 Piece Vegetable Seed Packet Retail POS Corrugated Display

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$249.00

This item is available for wholesale purchase only. Login or register as a Bentley Seed Wholesaler here.

Curated for the most popular and easy to grow varieties of vegetables! No assembly required- just place the header on the top!

Our compact corrugated display is ideal for a cash-wrap counter to instill impulse buys or for a small tabletop anywhere in your retail space. Filled with a carefully curated collection of 250 bright and eye-catching vegetable seed packets, this display is thoughtfully designed to give your customers a quick and easy shopping experience.

250 Piece Vegetable Seed Packet Retail POS Corrugated Display Product Description:

250 VEGETABLE PACKET COUNTERTOP DISPLAY RACK

14.5”W x 7”D x 13.5”H
Corrugated countertop displays

Outright Sale Program

Our Outright Sale Program has some of the highest profit margins in the industry and two great options. Need the display? We've got you covered, our pre-picked assortments come packed in their displays (excludes 2,000 wire rack) all you need to do is set them up. Don't need a display? Still got you covered, we have the same great pre-picked assortments now available without the display. Feel free to put them throughout your store, or in whatever display you might have.

WHAT'S IN MY DISPLAY

RD-250VND - 250 Vegetable	250
SV-701 - Arugula, Rouquette Seed Packets	5
SV-7011 - Asparagus, Mary Washington Seed Packets	5
SV-703 - Beets, Detroit Dark Red Seed Packets	5
SV-704 - Broccoli, Green Sprouting Seed Packets	5
SV-705 - Brussel Sprouts, Long Is. Imp. Seed Packets	5
SV-707 - Cabbage, Late Flat Dutch Seed Packets	5
SV-710 - Cantaloupe, Hale's Best Seed Packets	5
SV-711 - Carrot, Danvers Half Long Seed Packets	5
SV-712 - Carrot, Nantes Seed Packets	5
SV-713 - Cauliflower, Snowball Seed Packets	5
SV-714 - Celery, Tall Utah Seed Packets	5
SV-716 - Cucumber, Boston Pickling Seed Packets	5
SV-717 - Cucumber, Marketmore 76 Seed Packets	5
SV-718 - Eggplant, Black Beauty Seed Packets	5
SV-722 - Kale, Dwarf Siberian Seed Packets	5
SV-726 - Lettuce, Buttercrunch Seed Packets	5
SV-727 - Lettuce, Mesclun Mix Seed Packets	5
SV-728 - Lettuce, Parris Island Romaine Seed Packets	5
SV-730 - Lettuce, Simpson's Curled Seed Packets	10
SV-734 - Onion, Evergreen Bunching Seed Packets	5
SV-736 - Onion, Sweet Yellow Seed Packets	5
SV-737 - Pepper, California Wonder Seed Packets	5
SV-742 - Pepper, Long Red Cayenne Seed Packets	5
SV-744 - Pepper, Sweet Banana Seed Packets	5
SV-745 - Pepper, Sweet Carnival Blend Seed Packets	5
SV-746 - Pumpkin, Jack O'Lantern Seed Packets	5
SV-747 - Pumpkin, Small Sugar	5
SV-748 - Radish, Cherry Belle Seed Packets	5
SV-749 - Radish, French Breakfast Seed Packets	5
SV-751 - Spinach, Bloomsdale Savoy Seed Packets	5
SV-752 - Squash, Acorn Seed Packets	5
SV-7541 - Squash, Spaghetti Seed Packets	5
SV-755 - Squash, Yellow Crookneck Seed Packets	5
SV-756 - Squash, Zucchini Seed Packets	5
SV-758 - Tomato, Ace 55 Seed Packets	5
SV-759 - Tomato, Beefsteak Seed Packets	5
SV-761 - Tomato, Cherry Seed Packets	5
SV-764 - Tomato, Roma Seed Packets	5
SV-765 - Tomato, Rutgers Seed Packets	5
SV-769 - Watermelon, Sugar Baby Seed Packets	5
SV-770 - Beans, Golden Wax Seed Packets	5
SV-771 - Beans, Henderson Lima Seed Packets	5
SV-772 - Beans, Kentucky Wonder Seed Packets	10
SV-773 - Beans, Provider Seed Packets	5
SV-774 - Corn, Golden Bantam 8 Seed Packets	5
SV-775 - Corn, Pearls & Gold Seed Packets	5
SV-776 - Peas, Little Marvel Seed Packets	5
SV-777 - Peas, Oregon Sugar Pod Seed Packets	5
SV-7781 - Peas, Sugar Snap Seed Packets	5

Please contact our retail sales team for questions regarding custom assortments, sales@bentleyseeds.com

Assortments can be subject to slight substitutions based on availability.

*Online resale prohibited

Melon, Honey Dew Seed Packets

(7)

$2.99

Lemon Balm Seed Packets

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$2.99

Bulk 500 Piece Vegetable Seed Packets

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$349.00

You must be logged into your wholesale account to purchase this item. Login or become a Bentley Seed Wholesaler here.

Our Vegetable Bulk Seed packets offer an assortment of our best-selling, proven winner vegetable seed packets for most regions of the United States.

Full of bright and eye-catching packets, your customers will love the latest Bentley Seed Packet art and updated growing instructions.

Perfect for refreshing and refilling your current displays, our bulk seed packet options provide your customers with the seeds they need season after season. With a wide selection of variety and quantity preferences, we’ve made it easy for you to choose the vegetable or flower collections to best serve your business and market. If you prefer to create your own collection, our retail sales team can help at sales@bentlyseeds.com.

Bulk 500 Piece Vegetable Seed Packet SPECS:

Packets measure 3 ¼” x 4 ½”
Barcoded packets include suggested MSRP of $2.49
Fresh Crop, Non-GMO, Retail Grade Seed

DOES NOT INCLUDE DISPLAY

Here at Bentley Seed, we only fill our seed packets with the freshest crop NON-GMO seed in our 3rd generation family-owned small business in upstate NY! Our packets are hand-picked for you!

Our Outright Sale Program has some of the highest profit margins in the industry and two great options. Need the display? We've got you covered, our pre-picked assortments come packed in their displays (excludes 2,000 wire rack) all you need to do is set them up. Don't need a display? Still got you covered, we have the same great pre-picked assortments now available without the display. Feel free to put them throughout your store, or in whatever display you might have.

If you are opting for a display, discover the 500 Piece Vegetable Seed Packet Retail POS Corrugated Display here.

WHAT'S IN THE ASSORTMENT?

RD-500VND - 500 Vegetable	500 total
SV-701 - Arugula, Rouquette Seed Packets	10
SV-7011 - Asparagus, Mary Washington Seed Packets	10
SV-703 - Beets, Detroit Dark Red Seed Packets	10
SV-704 - Broccoli, Green Sprouting Seed Packets	10
SV-705 - Brussel Sprouts, Long Is. Imp. Seed Packets	10
SV-707 - Cabbage, Late Flat Dutch Seed Packets	10
SV-710 - Cantaloupe, Hale's Best Seed Packets	10
SV-711 - Carrot, Danvers Half Long Seed Packets	10
SV-712 - Carrot, Nantes Seed Packets	10
SV-713 - Cauliflower, Snowball Seed Packets	10
SV-714 - Celery, Tall Utah Seed Packets	10
SV-716 - Cucumber, Boston Pickling Seed Packets	10
SV-717 - Cucumber, Marketmore 76 Seed Packets	10
SV-718 - Eggplant, Black Beauty Seed Packets	10
SV-722 - Kale, Dwarf Siberian Seed Packets	10
SV-726 - Lettuce, Buttercrunch Seed Packets	10
SV-727 - Lettuce, Mesclun Mix Seed Packets	10
SV-728 - Lettuce, Parris Island Romaine Seed Packets	10
SV-730 - Lettuce, Simpson's Curled Seed Packets	15
SV-734 - Onion, Evergreen Bunching Seed Packets	10
SV-736 - Onion, Sweet Yellow Seed Packets	10
SV-737 - Pepper, California Wonder Seed Packets	15
SV-742 - Pepper, Long Red Cayenne Seed Packets	10
SV-744 - Pepper, Sweet Banana Seed Packets	10
SV-745 - Pepper, Sweet Carnival Blend Seed Packets	10
SV-746 - Pumpkin, Jack O'Lantern Seed Packets	10
SV-747 - Pumpkin, Small Sugar	10
SV-748 - Radish, Cherry Belle Seed Packets	10
SV-749 - Radish, French Breakfast Seed Packets	10
SV-751 - Spinach, Bloomsdale Savoy Seed Packets	10
SV-7541 - Squash, Spaghetti Seed Packets	10
SV-755 - Squash, Yellow Crookneck Seed Packets	10
SV-756 - Squash, Zucchini Seed Packets	10
SV-758 - Tomato, Ace 55 Seed Packets	10
SV-759 - Tomato, Beefsteak Seed Packets	10
SV-761 - Tomato, Cherry Seed Packets	15
SV-764 - Tomato, Roma Seed Packets	10
SV-765 - Tomato, Rutgers Seed Packets	10
SV-769 - Watermelon, Sugar Baby Seed Packets	10
SV-770 - Beans, Golden Wax Seed Packets	10
SV-771 - Beans, Henderson Lima Seed Packets	10
SV-772 - Beans, Kentucky Wonder Seed Packets	15
SV-773 - Beans, Provider Seed Packets	10
SV-774 - Corn, Golden Bantam 8 Seed Packets	10
SV-775 - Corn, Pearls & Gold Seed Packets	10
SV-776 - Peas, Little Marvel Seed Packets	10
SV-777 - Peas, Oregon Sugar Pod Seed Packets	10
SV-7781 - Peas, Sugar Snap Seed Packets	10

Please contact our retail sales team for questions regarding custom assortments, sales@bentleyseeds.com

Assortments can be subject to slight substitutions based on availability.

*Online resale prohibited

Cabbage, Late Flat Dutch Seed Packets

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$2.99

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Planting the Past with a “Three Sisters” Garden

Three Sisters garden with corn, squash and beans The history around our small community of Cambridge in northern New York is rich with agricultural lore and legend dating back centuries. The area was originally home to the Iroquois Five Nations, who were a mix of farmers, gatherers, fishers and hunters. The earliest and most important of Native American agricultural traditions was the custom of The Three Sisters. The Iroquois of the northeast, along with the southern Cherokee tribes, practiced companion planting of corn, beans and squash together in a sustainable and resourceful system that not only provided a healthy diet but also kept the soil rich and bountiful. Called “The Three Sisters” because the three plants nurture each other symbiotically, this tradition played a critical role in the Native American garden. This trio of plants thrived especially well together and provided high-yield, highly nutritious staples of their diet, and most efficiently utilized the land. These early farmers saved the best seeds from each harvest for the following season, resulting in the development of strong seeds ideally suited for the environment in which they had adapted. By the time European settlers reached the area, the indigenous people had developed the growing of these three crops into a central food system that the new settlers quickly adopted. Iroquois women traditionally tended the fields. In the late spring, they tilled the earth, planting corn in small, mounded hills first. A few weeks later, they planted beans in the same hills with squash circling the border of the mound. The cornstalks served as poles for the beans to grow upon, the beans stabilized the corn and supplied much-needed nitrogen to fertilize the soil for the corn and squash. The squash leaves provided ground cover for the corn and beans delivering shade and weed control. These three plants thrive better together than when planted alone. Planting a Three Sisters plot is a delightful way to honor American history and create a healthy garden. You will need a fairly large garden plot as these plants need to spread out a bit to flourish. Mound the soil about a foot high at the center and 3-4 feet wide, flattening the top of each mound at the center. Space your mounds at least four feet apart. Pearls and Gold Corn Start with hearty sweet corn with robust stalks for the beans to twine around. Plant the corn after the last frost of the season. Dig a small hole in the center of your mound and add a couple of corn seeds to each mound. Bean – Kentucky Wonder Pole Bean Seed When the corn seedlings are about 3-4” tall, plant your beans in the same mound. Select a pole bean, not a bush bean. Our heirloom variety Kentucky Wonder is a great choice—its tall, vigorous vines produce delicious beans that have been enjoyed for generations! Plant three or four bean seeds around each corn seedling. Early Summer Crookneck Squash A week later, plant your squash circling the outer edges of the mound. Choose a small-leaf variety such as our Black Zucchini or our Early Summer Crookneck. Space squash seeds evenly around the perimeter, creating six plantings (you might want to add a couple of squash seeds to each planting to ensure germination). Adding sunflowers alongside your mounds will attract pollinators and distract birds from the Three Sisters seeds while making your garden especially pretty. Plant the sunflowers at cross-sections between your mound hills. Pick from our bright yellow Lemon Queen, our staff-favorite Mammoth Seed, colorful Autumn Beauty, or better yet, choose our Sunflower All Sorts Mix to fill your garden with a gorgeous mix of sunflowers of all sizes! Planting a classic Three Sisters Garden is a wonderful family project, rich in storytelling, American history and gardening lore, along with important environmental teachings on sustainability, biodiversity and lessons in keeping your garden soil healthy.

by Lucinda on May 31 2022

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Companion Planting

With few exceptions, most living organisms on earth have evolved to depend on one another, and that includes plants. This co-dependence is not only critical for their survival—whether for sustenance or protection—but, in some cases, enables them to thrive. Companion planting embodies this principle: it’s a gardening technique whereby you purposefully plant particular species together for their mutual benefit. The benefits may include protection from the elements, defense against pests, enhanced growth and—or in the case of vegetables—enhanced flavor and yield. Another reason to do it is for aesthetics: some companion plants simply look good together. Three Sisters Planting Native Americans knew all about companion planting: their three main crops—corn, beans, and squash, otherwise known as the Three Sisters—represented an effective implementation of companion planting, an agricultural and culinary tradition that endures today. The tall corn stalks provide support for the beans to climb, the beans fix nitrogen in the soil, returning an important nutrient to the soil for use by the corn and squash. The fast-growing squash vines with their large leaves spreading on the ground shade the soil (much like mulch), retaining moisture and preventing weeds. The Three Sisters crops also complement each other from a nutritional standpoint. Dried beans are rich in protein; corn provides minerals and carbohydrates, and squash contains many other vitamins and minerals. The three crops together provide a complete and balanced diet. But, there are many other examples of companion planting at its best: Pest Control French marigolds are an easy, foolproof annual to add to the garden to attract beneficial insects and repel unwanted pests, which may include deer. The plants’ strong scent is a deterrent traveling through the air, and they emit a compound that battles nematodes in the soil Nasturtium and radishes lure aphids and other insect pests away from plants such as cucumbers. Carrots, dill, and parsley attract beneficial insects that feed on other insect pests. Catnip attracts flea beetles away from eggplant. Catnip and sage also protect broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, kale, turnip and radish from cabbage moths. Basil (and dill) helps tomatoes by repelling devastating hornworms. Chives repel aphids. Chives, bee balm, and mint improve the flavor of tomatoes. Mint also protects plants from ants. Summer savory deters bean beetles and improves growth and flavor. Thyme repels cabbage worm which is a threat to a number of plants including broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, collard, kale, and kohlrabi. Onions help carrots by controlling some nematodes and rust flies, but shouldn’t be planted with beans and peas because they might stunt their growth. Zinnias attract ladybugs which ward off a number of insect pests Additional Companion Plants’ Benefits Peas, similar to beans, fix nitrogen in the soil, critical for growth of vegetables such as lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, cabbages, and corn and squash as described above. Sunflowers provide shade to cucumbers growing at their base; the cucumber vines and leaves shade the soil. Similarly, tall corn stalks provide shade protection from the hot afternoon summer sun to cool weather leafy greens such as spinach, arugula and Swiss chard. Other Companion Planting Tips Sweet alyssum paired with lettuce. Judicious companion planting also conserves space: sow quick growing, cool weather vegetable crops, such as lettuce and radishes, among melons and winter squash. In that way, you can harvest the early maturing vegetables in time to make room for the spreading vines of those other crops. And, as mentioned above, the right companion plants can help you conserve water by keeping the soil moist. Garden layout is important. Don’t plant a large patch of a single vegetable: that’s a flashing invitation to insect pests. In addition, try to plant plants that require different nutrients so they’re not all competing for the same resources. For best results, mix in flowers and herbs with your vegetables to confuse pests. Strong-smelling flowers such as marigolds serve to mask the scent of insect pests’ favorite targets. What Not to Plant Together (‘Plant Combatants’) There are some plants that shouldn’t be planted together, either because they compete for the same nutrients, they attract destructive pests or they emit a chemical that is harmful to other plants. Also, be careful not to group plants together that are wildly divergent heights because the tall ones will steal the smaller ones’ sunlight (unless, of course, that’s what you mean to do to, say, protect cool weather leafy greens). If you have limited space and have to plant different height plants together, be sure to plant the shorter ones to the south of the taller ones. Here are some examples of plant combatants: Onions with peas and beans Beans and sunflowers Cabbage and cauliflower Pole beans and beets: they stunt each other’s growth. Dill retards carrots’ growth Kohlrabi and tomatoes stunt each other’s growth. Though the concept of companion planting may seem confusing and a lot to remember at first, as you spend more and more time in the garden, you’ll soon learn what works for you. Often, the ability of companion plants to thrive (or not) together has to do with your microclimate and your particular soil. And, sometimes, you’ll discover some surprises. For example, some weeds actually help garden plants by bringing nutrients from deep in the soil to the surface, making them accessible to your plants. That’s the amazing thing about gardening: every day is an adventure.

by Jeff Bentley on Nov 07 2018

HTG-010 - Beans-Provider Bush 1965	35
HTG-039 - Carrot-Danvers Half Long 1870's	30
HTG-034 - Radish-Sparkler 1880	30
HTG-027 - Cantaloupe-Hales Best 1823	30
HTG-003 - Lettuce-Black Seed Simpsons Curled 1885	35
HTG-041 - Tomato-Beefsteak 1885	30
HTG-032 - Zucchini-Black Beauty Squash 1957	30
HTG-029 - Cucumber-Boston Pickling 1887	30

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Beans, Kentucky Wonder Pole Bean Seed Packets

Beans, Kentucky Wonder Pole Bean Seed Packets

Beans, Provider Bush Bean Seed Packets

Beans, Provider Bush Bean Seed Packets

Beans-Provider Bush 1965 Heirloom

Beans-Provider Bush 1965 Heirloom

Beans-Henderson's Lima Bean 1888 Heirloom

Beans-Henderson's Lima Bean 1888 Heirloom

Beans-Kentucky Wonder Pole Bean 1850 Heirloom

Beans-Kentucky Wonder Pole Bean 1850 Heirloom

Beans, Golden Wax Bush Bean Seed Packets

Beans, Golden Wax Bush Bean Seed Packets

Beans, Henderson's Lima Bean Seed Packets

Beans, Henderson's Lima Bean Seed Packets

Summer Savory Seed Packets

Summer Savory Seed Packets

20 Piece Vegetable Seed Packet Wreath

20 Piece Vegetable Seed Packet Wreath

Peas-Little Marvel Shelling 1900 Heirloom

Peas-Little Marvel Shelling 1900 Heirloom

Beets-Detroit Dark Red 1892 Heirloom

Beets-Detroit Dark Red 1892 Heirloom

250 Piece Heirloom Heritage Seed Packet Retail POS Corrugated Display

250 Piece Heirloom Heritage Seed Packet Retail POS Corrugated Display

Tomato, Ace 55 Seed Packets

Tomato, Ace 55 Seed Packets

250 Piece Vegetable Seed Packet Retail POS Corrugated Display

250 Piece Vegetable Seed Packet Retail POS Corrugated Display

Melon, Honey Dew Seed Packets

Melon, Honey Dew Seed Packets

Lemon Balm Seed Packets

Lemon Balm Seed Packets

Bulk 500 Piece Vegetable Seed Packets

Bulk 500 Piece Vegetable Seed Packets

Cabbage, Late Flat Dutch Seed Packets

Cabbage, Late Flat Dutch Seed Packets

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