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  Squash Verte et Blanc

  We admire this French heirloom’s looks taste and illustrious heritage. Dating to the 1800s this venerable beauty is patty pan or scalloped in shape. At first Read More »
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  Eggplant Shooting Stars

  We all know about edible landscaping. Well how about edible jewelry? This elegant delicately striped vivid purple eggplant would make a magnificent pendant. The lovely 3-4″ Read More »
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  Lettuce Iceberg A

  Crisp firm leaves grow in compact medium-sized heads. Light green fringed and heavily ruffled outer leaves with hearts that blanch to silvery white. Grows best in Read More »
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  Gladiolus Butterfly

  Butterfly Gladiolus are the best alternative for gardeners with smaller spaces where large gladioli are unpractical. Small flowering beautiful florets resemble the wings of a butterfly. Read More »
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  Tomato Cherokee Purple

  This large dark purple heirloom tomato from Tennessee is rumored to have come from Cherokee gardeners. With its rich full flavor it’s often compared with Brandywine. Read More »
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  Grape Einset Seedless PP6160

  Medium-sized berries oval and bright red with light waxy bloom are held in attractive shouldered clusters. The flesh is firm and flavorful with fruity labrusca and Read More »
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  Three Tier Seed Sprouter

  This compact kitchen countertop device lets you make one two or three trays of gourmet sprouts. Sprout three different kinds of grains or salad sprouts all Read More »
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  Strawberry AC Wendy

  Introduction from Nova Scotia with exceptional vigor. Large early to ripen fruit with aromatic flavor. Prized for its high yields firm berries and great for freezing. Read More »
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  Centaurea Caramia

  Prettily flowering from May to September ‘Caramia’s frilly blooms boast fluffy bluish-pink center quills circled by coronas of lighter-toned petals. With very attractive foliage on stiffly Read More »
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  Helleborus x ballardiae Cinnamon Snow

  Dark foliage frame stems loaded with early blooms suffused with tints of warm rose and cinnamon. Cinnamon Snow looks great in pots and in garden beds Read More »
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  Cilantro Confetti

  Cilantro adds the spark to salsas burritos gazpacho seafood and herb butter. Gourmet variety of this favorite herb (also known as coriander) has subtle flavor. Read More »
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  Foxglove Rose Shades

  Dramatic minarets of pale to deep pink appear suddenly in the late spring garden. They bloom so heavily and need so little care no garden should Read More »
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  Asparagus Mary Washington

  Asparaguses are perennial vegetables so you just plant them once and enjoy season after season of succulent spears. Seeds can be started indoors in spring for Read More »
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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 »