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rareseeds.com

Experience the joy of growing your own Rosemary (Rosy) with seeds from RareSeeds.com. Shop now for pure, natural, non-GMO heirloom seeds!

johnnyseeds.com

The standard 1020 greenhouse flat without drainage slots.

siskiyouseeds.com

Broom Corn, Red Hungarian Sorghum bicolor (100 to 110 days) Although commonly called "Broom Corn", is not truly corn. However it is related to corn in being a grass and in its growth habit. The stalks are similar to corn but they do not produce ears. Seed heads appear from the tops of the plants instead of a tassel. Grows from 8-12' depending on fertility. Makes a great living screen and/or trellis for pole beans. Seeds formed in a loose panicle in a pretty orange / red color and are useful as a homestead grown poultry feed, or for ornamental use in wreaths. Once stripped of the seed, the seed stalks are traditionally used to make a highly functional broom. Simply bunch a few stalks tightly together with wire or twine. The Amish are noted as having invented the flat bottomed broom through ingeniously figuring out a way to stitch the rough stalks into a flat shape that most of the world still uses today. Before that brooms were round in shape as you may have seen in old sketches. A rewarding crop to grow! Packet- 1.5 g (~95 seeds) Bulk: 1 oz

highmowingseeds.com

high mowing organic seeds offers certified organic, non-gmo seeds bred to perform best in organic conditions. non-gmo seeds are tested for high germination rates and gmo contamination.

adaptiveseeds.com

GARLIC IS SOLD OUT FOR 2025! Thank you for a great garlic season! Garlic will not return to stock until Aug/Sept 2026. For an impressive diversity of seed garlic, we recommend Garlicana, who still has planting stock available. We are so excited to offer garlic and shallot varieties that fit with our mission of Bringing Biodiversity Back! We find each of these varieties to be productive, interesting, and delicious- the ultimate trifecta. We invite you to dive deeper into the wild and wonderful world of garlic diversity and try out some of these great varieties this year. Seed Garlic and Shallots from Adaptive Seeds come directly from our farm and from a few of our farmer friends who are trusted, experienced growers. We choose only clean bulbs that meet our standards for size and quality, and we inspect each bulb both on intake and prior to shipment to help ensure planting cloves are good. In addition to our own Adaptive Seeds grown garlic and shallots, we are excited to offer certified organic seed garlic produced by Persephone Farm in Lebanon, Oregon; Myrtle Creek Farm in partnership with Garlicana in Douglas County, Oregon, and Humming Bee Nursery in Corvallis, Oregon. Take a peek at the individual product pages to see where each variety was grown! Garlic and shallots are easy to grow staple crops that do best when planted September through November in our part of Oregon (and throughout most of the rest of the US, too!) For growing info, check out our "Adaptive Guide to Growing Garlic".

hudsonvalleyseed.com

We are your source for heirloom and open-pollinated garden seeds and beautiful garden-themed contemporary art. We are a values-driven seed company that practices and celebrates responsible seed production and stewardship.

fedcoseeds.com

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revivalseeds.ca

Armenian Snake Melon (Snake Melon or Cucumber) (Cucumis melo) A very ancient heirloom melon introduced from Armenia into Northern Italy sometime in the 1400’s. Although cultivated and harvested as a cucumber, the Armenian Snake Melon is actually botanically classified as a melon (Cucumis melo). Highly fragrant fruits are long and green-ridged, reaching lengths up to 30 inches long but best consumed at the 12 inch stage. After growing past the 12” stage, the fruits begin to hook forming a coiled appearance similar to a Green Whip Snake! 75 days to maturity 20 seeds per packet Planting Instructions: Seed indoors 1/2 inch deep. Line out transplants after risk of frost has passed, spacing 5-6 feet apart. Direct seed in raised hills sowing 5-6 seeds 1/2 inch deep. Soil temperature should be at least 21 degrees C. Space mounds 5-6 feet apart, thinning to 3 plants per mound.

botanicalinterests.com

Learn to sow and grow basil in your garden with our easy-to-follow guide for a fresh and flavorful herb harvest this season!

woodprairie.com

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