Cosmos, Picotee   Cosmos bipinnatus (75-90 days)   A lovely strain we obtained from the collection of the late Al Vanet that grows quickly into a 4’ high bush with dozens of pale pink blooms.  The petals are fringed with a bright magenta lining.  Very pretty in bouquets or as beneficial insect habitat hedge.  Tiger Swallowtail butterflies are particularly attracted to cosmos.  Old-timers say that when interplanted with corn it deters corn earworms.  SSF. Packet (1g ~70 seeds)...

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COSMOS, Rubenza – Dwarf Mexican Aster, Cosmos bipinnatus (90 days) Rubenza represents a unique color for Cosmos, with flowers that open as a dark ruby red, then mature to antique rose. It is a red that combines favorably with other colors.  Gorgeous in flower beds and borders it also works well as a summertime cut flower.  Smaller than typical cosmos which can grow to 4 feet or more, Rubenza grows to a height of around 30”.   Annual cosmos are unrivaled as long-standing performers in a garden. RMF. CS4: Packet (1g ~70 seeds) - $5.00 5 g = $10.00 1 oz = $25.00...

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Cosmos, Sea Shells Cosmos bipinnatus (110 days)  Originally from Mexico, Cosmos have a long history of interaction with humans, and more recently, plant breeders have been selecting special forms like Sea Shells.  The tubular, fringed petals of Sea Shells Cosmos are fascinating and provide an interesting textural element to arrangements.  This cosmos blooms in rose, fuchsia, white and pink, flowers are 2-3 inches wide and plants bear for 2 months.  Grows up to 4 feet in height.  Can be started in the greenhouse and transplanted out, or direct seeded with equal success.  SSF. Packet- (1g ~70 seeds)...

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Cosmos, Sunrise Cosmos bipinnatus (75 days)  A great border plant that grows to a large 4-6’ bush with hundreds of 2” yellow and orange blossoms.  Even just one plant really brightens up the landscape.  Self seeds readily.  Multi-use in that it also yields a yellow dye for your textile dye projects.  FLA. Packet (1g ~70 seeds) ...

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Cress, Wrinkled Crinkled Crumpled (35 days)  Lepidium Sativum Twisted, crisped and savoyed leaves gives these leaves unexpected heft and toothsomeness for a little garden cress. The loft and textural interest make this cress a wonderful filler for fresh garden bouquets. Bred by Frank Morton, a cross between Persian and Curly cress, the leaves of this unique variety are held erect for easy cutting. Late bolting.  WGS Packet: 1 1/2 g ...

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DAHLIA Seed, Harlequin Mix Dahlia x hybrid   That’s right, it’s a dahlia from seed!  Playful, bi-colored and single-colored collarette-type dahlias liven up your garden borders and containers with semi-double blooms in magenta-white, scarlet-yellow, orange, red, magenta, purple, and ivory.  Compact plants growing to 16” tall form (edible) tubers that can be lifted from the garden and stored to grow next season, or held in a pot and protected until frost free days come around again in Spring.  Because of its short stature, this dahlia begins to bloom early and will keep going until Fall frost.  SSF. Packet - 1/2 g (~60 seeds) ...

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Dahlia Seed, Stargazer Mix  Dahlia x hybrida These star-shaped dahlias bloom reliably from seed and produce 3-4” semi-double blossoms with open centers.  Color is solid or two-tone, with reds, scarlets, apricots, oranges and yellows.   A favorite of garden pollinators and visually stunning, these dahlias are a great addition to the front border. Native to Mexico where the Aztecs called them “ cocoxochitl or acocotli“.  A tender perennial that grows up to 30”.   Space 9-12” apart.  Packet - (.5 g ~60 seeds) ...

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Daisy, Zulu Prince Venidium fastuosum (90 days)  Dramatic (2-3”) flowers with a jet-black center and white petals with rings of orange and purple in the center grow from a grayish green mound of hairy leaves.  A striking addition to the garden!  Thrives in heat and drought.  Easy to grow.  Best started as transplants and planted out. Packet 0.2 g (~200 seeds)...

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Dame’s Rocket (240 days) Hesperis matronalis  Also known as Sweet Rocket or Wild Phlox, this fragrant Spring-blooming flower will delight you with its tall, early color and clove-like aroma.  Dames Rocket sends up purple and white spikes; cut it regularly and it will continue to side branch or cut it all-the-way back (before it makes seed) for a second flush a few weeks later.  Plant in late Summer for early Spring bloom, either directly or plan to transplant.  Will readily self-sow.  A biennial or short-lived perennial that grows up to 60”; space 9-12” apart.  FLA. Packet (1g ~290 seeds) ...

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Dyer’s Collection I (5 packets)   Great for spinners, weavers, and fiber artists of all types, our Dyer’s Mix is the missing piece in your pursuit of producing sustainable food, medicine, and fiber.  Did you know that chemical textile dyes are highly toxic and a significant pollutant to our earth’s soils and water?  Move to greater self-reliance and earth stewardship by growing your own textile dyes!  OR, just get crafty.  Our mix of 5 packets with growing tips includes: Coreopsis Dyer's, Cosmos Bright Lights, Indigo Japanese, Marigold African Giant, Zinnia Scarlet.  We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary.   $22.50  (Save 10% off the individual packet price)  ...

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Echinacea purpurea  This perennial herb is easy to grow as its seeds germinate without stratification (cold-treatment). A vigorous grower, echinacea can reach 4 feet in flower with dozens of beautiful pink/purple blossoms arising from a mound of dark green leaves. Flowers usually emerge the second year and hold well in bouquets.  Highly attractive to beneficial insects, echinacea is one of the flowers most visited by butterflies in the garden. Aerial parts and roots are used medicinally to support the immune system, and simply chewing on pieces of their central cone will make the mouth tingle. FLA Packet (1/5 g ≈ 90 seeds)   ...

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Edible Flowers Collection (5 packets)   Flavorful and beautiful, our edible flower mix provides the perfect finishing touch to noteworthy meals.  This combination of 5 different packets includes edible annual flowers that bloom from April-October, providing you the opportunity to add color and flourish for many months of the year. Growing tips included with your packets of:  Borage, Calendula Alpha, Common Chives, Cosmos Bright Lights, Shungiku Edible Chrysanthemum. We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary.   $22.50  (Save 10% off the individual packet price)  ...

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Eryngium, Glitter Mix  Eryngium planum   A glistening, thistle-like flower with either a grey-green (white) or blue glittering sheen.  Spiny but manageable in arrangements, Eryngium is actually highly coveted by florists and brides for its interesting, wildflower-like texture.  Blooms hold for weeks in the garden and the vase.  Eryngium is also known as ‘Sea Holly’ and is a tough plant that tolerates drought, poor and salty soil conditions.  A perennial that grows up to 36” tall.  Very slow to germinate.  Space 9” apart.  FLA. Packet: (0.3g ~150 seeds) ...

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Euphorbia, Mountain Snow Euphorbia marginata (120 days)  The variegated foliage of this euphorbia is stunning.  When day length shortens green leaves develop strong white variegation along the leaf margin, and white flower bracts add to the show.  Allow the flowers to set seed and small green balls form adding texture to visual appeal.  ‘Mountain Snow’ is extremely long-lasting in the vase (up to 3 weeks without preservative) and one of my favorite foliages to work with. Milky white sap can be a skin irritant so consider using gloves when cutting. Up to 30” tall.  Space 12” apart.  FLA.  Packet: 0.6g (~30 seeds)...

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Feverfew, Magic Yellow  Tanacetum parthenium  (100 days)  Another fully double feverfew, but distinct from the White Wonder because of its lime green to lemon yellow colored blooms and slightly flat flower heads.  Grows up to 4’ in height and is another easy-to-grow but incredible filler plant for flower bouquets and versatile everlasting flower for crafts.  Also a nice addition to the border planting.  Comes on early in the summer and will bloom again lightly in fall if dead headed completely early on. SSF. Packet: (1/10 g)...

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Feverfew, White Wonder  Tanacetum parthenium (100 days)   A fully double snow white feverfew with the faintest hint of a yellow center.  Excellent as a filler in fresh cut bouquets and dries well for wreaths and everlasting bouquets.  White Wonder Feverfew is a short lived perennial that can be cut hard in early summer and has a second blooming period, although lighter, in the fall.  Cheery and abundant, this feverfew can invoke both elegance and a country garden romantic feel.  White Wonder is good choice for gardeners or professionals.  FLA. Packet: (1/10 g)...

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Flowering Medicinals (10 packets)  Grow medicine and make unique flower (and foliage) bouquets with some of our favorite multi-purpose plants. Ten packets with growing tips are included in this collection of: Basil Tulsi, Calendula Resina, Echinacea, Fennel Seed, Feverfew, Hyssop, Lavender Spanish, Licorice Mint, Meadowsweet, Vervain Blue. We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary. $45 (Save 10% off the individual packet price)  ...

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Forget-Me-Not, Chinese Cynoglossum amabile (80 days) This delicate star-shaped blue flower is like a kiss of coolness among the warm tones of summer.  Plant en masse for the border or for the cut flower garden.  Chinese Forget-Me-Not makes great filler flowers for bouquet making and readily reseeds in the garden.  Packet: (1/2g ~115 seeds)...

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Foxglove Mix Digitalis purpurea A blend of seeds collected from the various foxglove cultivars we grow.  This mix includes colors ranging from white, cream, pink, and apricot to purple.  Seed in late summer/early fall for blooms the following early summer.  A biennial that reaches 36”; plant 12” apart.  FLA Packet:  (0.3g)...

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French Hollyhock  'Zebrina' Lavatera Malva sylvestris  (90 days) This beauty is like a dwarf hollyhock with its abundant stalks filled with a profusion of brilliant magenta flowers that bloom over a long season. Perennializes in mild winter areas. A good cut flower and border plant. Grows to 24”. Rewarding to grow! SSF Packet: (2g)...

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Firewheel Gaillardia Gaillardia pulchella (100 days)   Also known as ‘Indian Blanket’, this is a short-lived perennial or annual noted for its brilliant, daisy-like flowers. The large centers of the flowers are rose-purple and the dense, frilly petals are yellow, orange, crimson or copper scarlet. Flowers appear in summer and are 2-3 in across and are held upon 18-36 in light green stems. Indian blanket grows in 14-24 in high mounds.   A popular wildflower. SSF. Packet: (0.5g ~50 seeds) ...

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Gaillardia, Sundance Gaillardia pulchella (100 days) This captivating form of Gaillardia has red-yellow bi-color tubular florets, as opposed to the typical flat ray flowers of the standard Gaillardia.  Requiring little effort, Gaillardia can handle dry and poor soil conditions while blooming for most of the Summer and into Fall.  A short-lived perennial that grows up to 18”  Space 12-15” apart.  SSF. Packet: (1/4 g ~50 seeds)...

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Geum Geum quellyon   Just when you’re yearning for more warmth, this hardy perennial delights with red/orange semi-double 2” blooms in late spring and continues blooming for the months of summer and into early fall if regularly dead-headed.  Long, 30-36” thin but strong stems rise up out of a diminutive base of fuzzy, toothed, evergreen leaves.  Geum flowers hold well in the vase and provide airy texture to mixed flower bouquets.  They also make a great border plant and their compact based earns them a choice place in the rock garden.  FLA.  Packet: (1/4g ~70 seeds) ...

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Globe Amaranth, Rose Bi-Color Gomphrena globosa (85-100 days)  Light and airy but with a big color impact, globe amaranth is a must-have for the annual cutting garden.  The rose bi-color is particularly breath-taking in its soft, variegated pastel tones.  Surviving at least two weeks in the vase and many months as an everlasting flower, Rose Bi-color Globe Amaranth is my new favorite gomphrena.  1-1 ½” orbs atop sturdy, multi-branching 12-24” long stems.  SSF. Packet: (1/4 g~50 seeds) ...

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Globe Amaranth, Strawberry Fields   This show-stopping plant explodes with dozens of 1-1 ½” crimson red orbs atop sturdy 12-24” stems.  They hold their color really well as a dried flower. Grows to 24” Tall.  Excellent in a border planting.  SSF. Packet: (1/4g~25 seeds)...

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Globe Centaurea Centaurea macrocephala    This uncommon yellow-flowering, almost thistle-like perennial -- a native of the Caucasus -- was sent to Monticello by Bernard McMahon in 1812.  Also known as Armenian Basket Flower, this is a large-growing perennial best used towards the back of a sunny border. Plants form a clump of coarse, light-green leaves, bearing stems of large, shaggy thistle-like flowers with bright canary-yellow petals. Excellent for cutting, fresh or dried. Plants are not invasive or weedy in the least. Dislikes being divided or moved once established. Extremely hardy, and a good choice for gardeners in prairie regions.  SSF. Packet: (1 1/2 g~80 seeds)...

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Bunny Tails Grass Lagurus ovatus (110 days) If you’re looking for that special item to set your garden or flower arrangements apart, this soft, shimmering grass calls to the eye and beckons to be touched.  Fluffy grass heads rise straight up from compact plants; those grass heads age from white/green to cream and are excellent to cut for fresh or dried use.  Grows to 2’ and each plant produces a moderate quantity of flowers. Plant en masse at 9-12” spacing for higher impact in the landscape and greater stem quantity.  Packet (0.1g) ...

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Hollyhock, Jet Black Alcea rosea   An heirloom whom dates back to at least 1629 and was planted in the gardens of Monticello by Thomas Jefferson.  Grows to 4-6 feet tall with striking 3” black / purple flowers borne on tall spikes.  As a biennial it flowers in its second year and then tends to naturalize.  A real standout in any garden!  Can also be used as a natural dye.  HOO Packet: (1/2 g~55 seeds)...

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Hollyhock, Sophisticated Lady aka Outhouse Alcea rosea   This old time variety of hollyhock produces single pink, burgundy, red and white flowers, some with contrasting centers.  Grows up to 7’ tall and as a biennial, blooms in the second year, makes seed, and then senesces.  Hollyhocks were at one point referred to as outhouse flowers because they were often planted around outhouses, such that sophisticated ladies simply had to look for where the hollyhocks were growing to determine where the outhouse was, rather than risk the embarrassment of asking where the outhouse was!  HOO.  Packet: (0.5g~55 seeds)...

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LAMB’S EAR Stachys byzantina  A hardy, drought-tolerant member of the mint family.  Lamb’s ear is known for its tongue-shaped, silver, downy leaves.  When harvested before blooming, the immature florescence of this plant is also attractive fresh or dried.  Silvery floral spikes form in early summer on this perennial plant and regular harvest leads to 6-8 weeks of blooms.  Divide every few years to refresh clumps of this perennial plant.  Grows to 18”.  FLA.  Packet: (0.1g~80 seeds)...

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Larkspur, Galilee Mix Consolida ajacis (80-90 days)  Fully double flowers climb long spikes in a palette ranging from white to soft pink, carmine, lavender, and violet.  Because of its double-petaled quality, this larkspur has a rounder, more romantic feel which softens the upright geometry of these spikes, and it is a superb dried flower.  An annual that grows up to 60” tall (we seed in fall to overwinter for tallest, best crop):  space 6-12” apart.  The closer that they’re planted, the more upright spikes can be achieved. FLA Packet: (0.8g)...

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Larkspur, Sublime Dark Blue Consolida ambigua (100 days)  This reselected strain of the "Imperial" type is recognized worldwide as the best for drying. This larkspur tends towards blue, whereas most dark Larkspurs tend towards purple.  Productive branching habit. Grows 36-48". CDF. Packet: (.3g~100 seeds)...

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Spanish Lavender Lavandula stoeches  This is the first of our lavenders to flower in the garden—it begins several weeks before English or French lavenders bloom.  Distinct also because of it quail-like plume of bracts atop each flowering stem, Spanish lavender makes a good cut flower fresh or dried.  Hardy here even in our coldest winters (Zone 7A), but tender in colder areas.  Drought tolerant.  Grows to 30” and readily reseeds.  Makes an excellent border plant.  FLA.  Packet (~75 seeds)...

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Marigold, African Giant Tagates erecta (70-90 days)   Large 3 to 4 foot tall plants produce prodigious quantities of big, 3” blooms that can really fill out summer bouquets.  Comes in array of orange and yellow, mostly double petaled, with an occasional white one.  A colorful living hedge!  String up the flower heads and dry them for amazing homegrown leis and ceremonial offerings.  Makes a good natural dye.    Packet (1/2 g~115 seeds)  1/2oz+ $40.00...

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MARIGOLD, Cemapoaxitl Tagates erecta (90-100 days)  This came to us with a Mayan name that is similar to the word for marigold, “cempasúchil”, and marigolds are also called the flor de muertos ("flower of the dead").  Grows to 4-5 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide producing a great many SINGLE and few double petaled orange flowers that are all abuzz with pollinators of all sorts later in the season. Makes a great dye plant. Note: If you are looking for a many double petaled variety check out our African Giant and Peche's Gold varieties.  FLA. Packet (1/2g~115 seeds) Bulk: 5g...

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Marigold, Pinwheel Tagates patula (80-90 days)  Also known as harlequin. A fantastic heirloom curiosity originally from Mexico and tweaked by breeder Alan “Mushroom” Kapular to produce a unique array of blooms exhibiting a pinwheel of alternating maroon and yellow petals.  Grows to 3’+ and has an extended blooming period.  Makes a golden yellow plant dye.  SSF. Packet: (1/2g~115 seeds)  Bulk: 5g ...

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Marigold, Signet Tangerine Gem Tagetes tenuifolia (75 days)   Signet is a charming low growing dwarf marigold with hundreds of golden orange blossoms that bear in a profusion over a long period.  Grows to a 12” bush – making it perfect for a colorful border that attracts a wide variety of pollinators – most notably skippers and small wasps.  This is a darling little plant!  Makes a golden yellow plant dye. Packet: (1/4 g~75 seeds)...

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Marigold, Tashkent Tagates patula (100 days)   These 2 foot tall plants produce a tantalizing display of maroon single petal layer flowers skirted with frilly orange edges and bright yellow centers.  Very long bloom period goes from July until late October here.  From Pakistan originally.  SSF. Packet: (1/2g~115 seeds)...

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 Milkweed, Narrow Leaf Aesclepias Fasicularis   A perennial herb native to the Western United States, Narrow Leaf Milkweed is a favorite among Monarch butterflies.  Grows to 3 foot with long, narrow leaves and produces approximately 5-inch white or rose-white flower clusters.  Flowers give way to seed pods which split and reveal seeds and silk when mature.  This milkweed has a broad tolerance for garden conditions, but also manages to survive heavy clay, salty, dry soils, and seasonal flooding.  A great choice for butterfly and pollinator gardens.  Likes sun and readily reseeds. Packet: (.4g~35 seeds) * Growing Tip: Being an undomesticated plant, milkweed benefits from a period of cold stratification to help the seeds "wake up".  To do this, one method is to plant in the fall, as wold happen in nature. Or...you can place the seeds on a moist paper towel and put them in a plastic bag in the refrigerator for about 30 days. Check it periodically to see if mold is forming, in which case change the paper towel. This will greatly improve germination....

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Milkweed, Showy Asclepias speciosa   This is the most common milkweed in western Oregon and the best choice for folks in the Pacific Northwest or similar climates with dry summers to attract and support Monarch butterflies. Tropical, non-native species of milkweeds may not die back as well in the winter as our native species. Theoretically, with non-native milkweed, monarchs could hang around and potentially breed at the wrong time for our climate.  Plant is a drought hardy perennial with fuzzy gray-green leaves and pale pink white flowers that come on in mid summer.  To grow our native showy milkweed from seed, you need patience. It takes about three years from seed to really get going in my experience. Seeds should be planted in the fall, in a pot or flat outdoors, as they need cold and wet to germinate. The first spring after sprouting, native showy milkweed plants are tiny and often die back over the summer. If you want to coax seeds to grow in the summer, put them in a damp paper towel and refrigerate for a couple weeks before planting them. Adult monarchs use many species of flowers for nectar besides milkweed. Goldenrod, aster, coneflower, black-eyed Susans and other open flowers make good nectar plants.  Packet (0.4g~35 seeds) * Growing Tip: Being an undomesticated plant, milkweed benefits from a period of cold stratification to help the seeds "wake up".  To do this, one method is to plant in the fall, as wold happen in nature. Or...you can place the seeds on a moist paper towel and put them in a plastic bag in the refrigerator for about 30 days.  Check it periodically to see if mold is forming, in which case change the paper towel.  This will greatly improve germination.  ...

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Millet, Foxtail  Setaria italica (100 days)    Productive, warm-season grass that yields heavy seed heads with up to an ounce of grain each.  Millet’s small shiny seeds are the only alkalizing grain commonly eaten.  A nice alternative to rice and can be used sparingly as a wheat substitute in baking.  Must be hulled before eating.  Ornamental appeal is nice in dried flower arrangements given its pendulous seed heads that mature from green to golden.  SSF. MT1: Packet 2g (~300 seeds)- $3.95 MT1A: 1oz - 25.00...

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MILO, Black Sorghum bicolor  (105 days)    An excellent ornamental sorghum that produces black seeds on 7” heads on 6 ft. stalks.  Can be used fresh or dried for bouquets or wreaths.  Also a great bird seed producer.  Globally, milo is used interchangeably with corn to make toritillas (Central America), beer (Africa), couscous, and more.  Very easy to grow.  Direct seed.  SSF. Packet (4g) ...

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NIGELLA, Love-In-A-Mist Nigella damascena [70 (flowers)- 85 (pods] ) Romantic, lacy foliage cloaks the true treasure:  blue, pink, and white flowers with exotically captivating centers.  Flowers are short-lived but this plant puts on a second show with highly ornamental green and purple pods that can be used fresh or dried. Readily self sows and overwinters well when seeded in the Fall.  Or sow in late Winter for late Spring blooms.  An annual that grows up to 24”; space 6” apart.    Packet: (1g ~ 150 seeds) ...

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Not Too Late Collection (10 packets)   Are you getting a late start on the garden this year?  Our Not Too Late Collection is for gardener’s that are planting just in the nick of time, as all packets included can be direct sown just after Mother’s Day and will successfully bloom that growing season.  We’ve also called this collection our Mother’s Day Mix in the past as it makes a great gift for moms that love to garden. This mix of 10 seed packets includes growing tips for:  Amaranth, Golden Giant Calendula, Zeolights Celosia, Purple Tassels Cosmos, Sunrise Dill, Mammoth Bouquet Marigold African Giant Morning Glory, Sunrise Sunflower, Mother Garden Mix Tithonia, Torch Zinnia, Mega Diversity We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary.   $45 (Save 10% off the individual packet price)  ...

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Obedient Plant, Crystal Peak Physostegia virginiana (120 days) Also known as False Dragonhead (which sounds way more interesting!), this white Physostegia makes elegant spikes.  Flowers begin opening from the bottom upward; harvest when the lower third of the spike has opened.  A great addition at the front of the garden border, each plant produces dozens of blooms which drop flowers when they’ve been pollinated.    Seed in late Winter for June bloom time.  A perennial that grows up to 30”; space 12” apart and pinch when 8” tall.  FLA. Packet: (~115 seeds) ...

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Orach, Purple Mountain Spinach   Atriplex hortensis   (45 days) A relative of spinach, orach makes delicious heat tolerant greens all summer with gorgeous purple sparkly leaves.  When in flower it can reach 6 feet and reseeds easily. Makes an awesome filler in bouquets. Direct sow. Visually spectacular in the garden and on the salad plate!  Packet: (1 1/2 g) ...

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Pastel Everlastings Collection (5 packets)  Some flowers are so perfect it’s hard to see them last such a short amount of time.  This is not true though with everlastings, or flowers that dry well.  In this mix of five different packets, you’ll be able to grow and dry blooms that will retain their delicate color and beauty for many months after harvest.  Create bouquets, wreaths, or include in other crafts like garlic braids.  Selected packets with growing tips include: Amaranth Emerald Tassels, Celosia Texas Plume, Dill White, Scabiosa Fata Morgana, Strawflower White/Pink Mix. We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary.   $22.50  (Save 10% off the individual packet price)  ...

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 Pepper, Bolivian Rainbow Capsicum annum (75-90 days) A different species than other commonly grown peppers, this variety has purple=green foliage and stems.  The fruits go through a rainbow of colors: green, purple, yellow, orange then red.  Often all colors are seen on a plant at once.  Very ornamental.  Fruits are small, ¾” and very spicy, actually make that very, very spicy!  Can be grown in a pot as an edible houseplant.  Scoville 10,000-30,000 SHU.  Packet (2/5 g ≈ 40 seeds) 1 g ( ~100 seeds)...

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