2025 Vegetables

4 or 6 plants/pack-$4.09 – single pots starting at $2.99; we also carry a good selection of ready-to-go patio tomatoes ($19.99) & other ready-to-go veggie/herbs. 
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4 or 6 plants/pak-$4.09 *** -single pots starting at- ***$2.99; we also carry a good selection of ready-to-go patio tomatoes(19.99 )& other ready-to-go veggie/herbs
Arugula Myway nutty flavor used in salads..this is a real good herb & good for you also
Beans yellow & green
Beets Cylindrical…. Nice for slicing & pickling; the beets were popular with shopper's for transplanting
Broccoli Waltham
B.Sprout Jade Cross
Cabbage Stonehead early, Multikeeper late, red, savoy,regular sized pak choi
Carrots Orangeblaze 10" variety & Rainbow blend- the carrots were popular with shopper's for transplanting
Celeriac- the root or knob is the edible part-generally known as the rooted celery
Celery- Tango
C'flower- Amazing
Corn Delectable-bi-color
Cukes- Cucumelon-grape sized cukes crossed with watermelon.Looks exactly like minature melon. Unique
Cukes- Slicemore(the best); Marketmore regular, english, pickling; heirloom Lemon(heirloom);Diva(lunchbox); several lunch box varieties
Eggplant Rosa Banca & Classic
Gourds a mixed variety
Husk cherry Aunt Molly's golden husk cherries, excellent to eat once the husks dry…mmmm yummy
Kale Darkibor;Dinosaur;Red Russian & Winterbor(common- salads(remove heavy veins)full of nutrients,
Lettuce Red Sails, oakleaf, buttercrunch, green; red; leaf, head, red, romaine; mesclun mix
Onion Leeks,red,spanish,yellow winter; bunching, Walla Walla(similar to Vidahlia)
Peas Premiun Early…tall variety; climbing. The peas were popular with shopper's for transplanting
Pepper Sweet- green, red, yellow, orange, purple, banana, pimento, Hot-cayenne, Chili, Habanero,Jalapeno; sweet heat
Pumpkin Dills, Small Sugar & Howden
Radish Early variety
Spinach Green Beret- slow to bolt
Squash- Summer- yellow & green zucchin & Winter varieties incl. Spaghetti
Strawberry Compact, hardy plants produce a pleasing plethora of very sweet, conical mid-sized fruit on strong stems. Large,
Swiss Chard red & white
Tomato Pear-red&yellow;Cherry-tiny tim; sw 100 & Sw million; Sun Sugar; Sugar Rush;cherry patio;
Indigo Blueberry
Heirloom- Amish Paste;Brandywine; Cherokee Purple;Jubilee; Mortgage Lifter; San Moranzo;
Low Acid-Jubilee; Sun Sugar, Sugar Rush Sungold; Paste-Roma; Regular- Scotia; Celebrity;
Beefsteak-beefsteak; Big Beef; Grape- Juliet
Turnip Laurentian…a winter keeper
Watermelon Sugar Baby; with a warm enviornment & rich soil these can easily reach 20lbs
NOTE: The very best you can do for all plants is to feed them compost!
The 'real stuff' is the best,but if not available use quality packaged stuff
Grandma & Grandpa did it too !

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The very best you can do for all plants is to feed them compost! The ‘real stuff’ is the best, but if not available use quality packaged stuff.
Grandma & Grandpa did it too!