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Amaranth Elena’s Rojo
$5.00This beautiful red-flowering, grain-type amaranth is a show stopper!
- 90 Days
- Full Sun
- Ideal Temperature: 65-90 Degrees F
- Frost Hardy: No
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Ananas Noire Tomato Heirloom Seedling
$5.00The multi-colored, smooth fruit weighs about 1½ lbs. The flesh is bright green with deep red streaks.
- 80-90 days
- Full Sun
- Ideal Temperature: 75-95 Degrees F
- Plant Spacing: 24″
- Frost Hardy: No
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Beit Alpha Cucumber Heirloom Seedling
$5.00A great starter cucumber variety that is easier to grow and will give you tasty crunchy cucumbers
- Full Sun
- Ideal Temperature: 70-90 F
- Plant Spacing: 18-36″
- Frost Hardy: No
Should be transplanted Starting in March until June
Photo Credit: Baker Creek Seeds
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Cosmos, Bright Lights Blend
$5.00Bright Lights mixture consists of yellow, red and orange flowers that grows to a mature height of about 36 to 48 inches tall.
- Season: Annual
- Color: Orange & Yellow
- Height: 36″ – 48″ Tall
- Width: 6″ – 12″ spread
- Environment: Full Sun
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D’elne Celery Seedlings
$5.00This short and stout, refined and reliable celery hails from France. We love this variety for its relative ease of growing and nutritious green stalks with gourmet flavor. It performed very well in our trials and our taste tests. These upright, tidy plants average 18 inches tall and have crisp, sweet flavor. Growing gorgeous celery can be easy when you choose an easier-to-grow variety like this and provide rich soil, even moisture and relatively mild weather.
- 85 days
- Full Sun
- Ideal Temperature: 70-75 F
- Plant Spacing: 10″
- Frost Hardy: Yes
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Dragon Tongue Bean Seedling – 6 Pack
$6.00Dragon Tongue Bean Seedling 6 pack. This is our favorite bean variety! Stays tender and stringless as it matures. The purple color will fade when cooked.
- Bush Bean
- 60 Days
- Full Sun
- Ideal Temperature: 70-80 Degrees F
- Plant Spacing: 4″
- Frost Hardy: No
Picture Credit Baker Creek Co/Rareseeds.com
Beans do not like to have their roots disturbed so take care when transplanting!
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Globe Artichoke
$5.00- Full Sun
- Ideal Temperature: 60-80 Degrees F
- Frost Hardy: Yes
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Jibai Shimoshirazu Cucumber
$5.00- Full Sun
- Ideal Temperature: 70-90 F
- Frost Hardy: No
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Kajari Melons
$5.00Easy to grow and productive. The pale green flesh is sweet, aromatic and slightly musky in taste. Vine produces lots of 2-lb fruit.
- 70 days
- Full Sun
- Ideal Temperature: 75-90 Degrees F
- Frost Hardy: No
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Mortgage Lifter Tomato Heirloom Seedling
$5.00Large, smooth, 1-lb pink fruit has a delicious, rich, sweet taste.
- 85 days
- Full Sun
- Ideal Temperature: 75-95 Degrees F
- Plant Spacing: 24″
- Frost Hardy: No
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Petit Gris De Rennes French Melon Seedling
$5.00Dense, 2- to 4- lb fruit has orange flesh that is sweet and flavorful. This variety is early and well adapted to cool climates.
- 85 days
- Full Sun
- Ideal Temperature: 75-90 Degrees F
- Plant Spacing: 18″
- Frost Hardy: No
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Pineapple Tomato Heirloom Seedling
$5.00The yellow fruit has red marbling through the flesh and is one of the most beautiful tomatoes we sell. The flavor is very sweet and fruity; good yields!
- 80 Days
- Full Sun
- Ideal Temperature: 75-95 Degrees F
- Frost Hardy: No
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Purple Pole Bean – 6 pack
$6.00The pods are bright purple, stringless, and tender. Plants grow to 6’ and produce heavy yields.
- Pole Bean
- 70 days
- Full Sun
- Ideal Temperature: 70-80 Degrees F
- Plant Spacing: 6-10″
- Frost Hardy: No
Beans do not like to have their roots disturbed so take care when transplanting!
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Red Chinese Noodle Bean- 6 pack
$7.00Chinese Noodle Bean
- 80 days
- 8-12 hours of Sun
- Ideal Temperature: 75-95 Degrees
- Frost Hardy: No
Beans do not like to have their roots disturbed so take care when transplanting!
Photo Credit Baker Creek Co/Rareseeds.com