BEST SELLERS

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  Meatless Monday Vegetables Seed Starting Collection

  Our favorite ingredients for creating a delicious home grown summer ‘pasta’ and ‘meatballs’. ‘Meatball’ eggplant is a breakthrough variety with the consistency of your favorite protein Read More »
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  Blackberry Darrow

  These blackberries just keep on coming. Gardeners are so smitten with Darrow’s long harvest large berries and gourmet blackberry flavor they don’t mind the thorns. The Read More »
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  Bean Bush Stop

  This choice variety boasts an attractive well-mannered and compact bush habit. Harvest by simply pulling out the highly productive bush and hanging it up to dry. Read More »
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  Lavandula angustifolia Elizabeth

  This English lavender is reliably hardy. Fragrant large purple spikes top plants to 15 inches tall. When out of bloom plants remain attractive compact with silvery Read More »
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  Lily Oriental Uchida

  Uchida is a prolific producer of large open blossoms with strongly recurved petals in brilliant dark pink trimmed with white and light speckles that emit a Read More »
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  Athyrium Ghost

  A much-prized fern for drifts in shady gardens. Fronds with their metallic silver sheen seem to glow with maroon midribs adding accents in the shade. Upright Read More »
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  Watermelon Charleston Gray

  Flesh is red crisp fiberless and delicious; skin is light greenish gray. Resistant to fusarium wilt anthracnose and sunburn. Ready for harvest 85 days after sowing. Read More »
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  Pea Purple Podded

  Cook’s Garden Favorite. Our Fordhook visitors can’t resist the lure of these edible purple garden ornaments. Heirloom’s fragrant purple-pink flowers are followed by clusters of deep-purple Read More »
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  Basil Genovese

  This Italian variety has extremely tender fragrant extra-large dark green leaves and is superb for pesto. Start early indoors or outside after all danger of frost. Read More »
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  Salvia Victoria

  The number one choice for cool blues. The classic standard mid blue. Extremely prolific dense spikes with neat light gray-green foliage. Place all around your garden Read More »
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  Lettuce Little Gem

  Cook’s Garden Favorite. The small robust green heads are perfect for individual salads and its firm upright habit makes it great for sandwiches as well. Little Read More »
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  Tulip Barbados

  Barbados belongs to the Fringed Tulips group and has a single flower with finely incised or “fringed” edges. The blossoms begin with green petals that change Read More »
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  Lettuce Parris Island Cos

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  Tomato Thessaloniki

  Bred in Greece when this variety was introduced in the U.S. in the 1950s its flavor and high-quality fruits made it an instant hit. Indeterminate vines Read More »