Mustard, Frilled Dragon Magma Mix,  (30-50 days) Brassica juncea A wonderfully wild mix of spicy mustards befitting its intriguing name. From the vivid imagination of breeder, Frank Morton we are excited to share this mix of frilled, finely dissected, purple and green leaves that grow with exceptional vigor. A wonderful ingredient for salad mixes. Possesses a fairly different set of phenotypes than the “Wild Garden Pungent Mustard Mix”. OSSI (Open Source Seed Initiative) Pledged Variety. Packet (1/2 g. ≈ 250 seeds)  bulk (1 ounce) ...

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Mustard, Garnet Giant (30-45 days) Brassica juncea A fast growing mustard that can quickly attain large size for braising and stir-frys. Leaves are dark purple on top and green underneath with wide white petioles. Can become quite spicy as they mature, however they retain a balance of sweetness when harvested while still young.  If planted thickly for cut and come again salads, the petioles elongate which aides in easing harvest. FER Packet (1/2 g ~ 250 seeds) ...

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Mustard, Green Wave (30-50 days)   Brassica juncea A big bold green mustard that grows rapidly, forming wavy light green leaves with a pleasing rumpled frilliness. Eaten raw, the flavor is a rapid spicy hot that is mellowed with light steaming and complemented by a very pleasant sweetness. Works as a baby leaf for salad or left to mature into a bunching green. Glimpse into the benefits of imparting bioregional adaptation through on-farm selection and breeding. SSF  Packet (1/2 g ~ 250 seeds) 1 oz (≈ 8,000 seeds) * picture by Karen Morton  ...

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Mustard, Ho Mi-Zi -  (45 days) Brassica juncea This wonderful slow bolting mustard was originally obtained from the breeding work of Frank Morton at Wild Garden Seeds.  What makes it special is its high contrast leaves of purple veining on a bright green background, and wide midribs that grow and thicken at maturity, “horning up” into a great stir-fry vegetable. Salad size leaves are textured and colorful, with full sweet mustard flavor, but not too hot.  A fall favorite, hardy well into winter. Last mustard to bolt in spring.  SSF  Packet (1/2 g ~ 250 seeds) * Photo credit: Karen Morton...

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Mustard, Karate Cabbage / Highland Kale.  (40-70 days)  Brassica carinata Now here is something unique! Originally sourced from seedsman, George Stevens (Synergy Seeds), this Ethiopian green grows quickly to a nice mound of shiny light green leaves that have an amazing texture and sweet flavor that truly tastes buttery; yes that’s right, like butter! Must be tried to be believed. Also Known as “Ethiopian Kale” or Abyssinian mustard.  Packet (1/2 g ≈ 250 seeds) 1 oz ...

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Mustard, Komatsuna  (35-55 days)   Brassica rapa Aka Spinach mustard. This plant is a non-heading leaf-type of Chinese cabbage with a tender, sweet, non-spicy flavor. Great used young in salad mix or let mature for stir-fry. Grows very quickly to 12-18” height. Packet (.5 g ≈ 250 seeds) 1/2 oz  1 oz  ...

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Mustard, Mitzuna  (40-65 days)  Brassica rapa  A quick growing, tender, non-pungent mustard for use in salads or stir fry.   Slender leaves are deeply cut with thin stems and mild, sweet flavor.  Grows a nice bushy rosette about 18” in diameter.  Selected for generations for non-hairiness and late bolting.  Best grown in spring and fall, but can be grown in summer as well as long as it receives ample water and some shade.  Control flea beetle damage organically with floating row covers.  Packet (1/2 g ≈ 250 seeds) Ounce...

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Mustard, Purple Osaka (30-50 days)  Brassica juncea This is a very quick growing spicy mustard with dark purple tops of the leaves and green undersides. Adds pizzazz to salads with it's vivid color and forward flavor. Direct sow. If left to flower and go to seed, it will reseed for years on end ensuring diverse salads with little effort!  Packet (1/2 g~ 250 seeds) Ounce...

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MUSTARD, Wasabina (21 days baby, 45 days full size)  Brassica juncea Light green serrated leaves with a ruffle like quality. The flavor is in the name, delightfully spicy "like Wasabi".  very cold tolerant and slow to bolt makes this an excellent mustard to plant from spring to fall. Baby leaves add a lofty quality to your cutting mix. Direct sow for best results. Packet (1/2 g. ≈ 250 seeds)...

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Nasturtium Flowers of solid red, orange, yellow, cream & some streaked. Vigorous & easy to grow. Does well in full sun or part shade; drought tolerant. Flowers & leaves are lightly spicy and  beautiful in salads.  Attracts pollinators & pest fighters. A great companion plant to support the health of curcubits, brassicas and tomatoes! Grows to 36" and makes a lovely trellis.  Packet: 1 1/2 g (~ 10 seeds) ...

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Nettles Urtica diocia-(75 days) Perennial.   Also commonly called Stinging Nettles, this herb is a staple for tea, medicine making and as a delicious substitute for spinach in a variety of recipes. If you are not familiar with this plant, BE FOREWARNED!, as it has “spines” that sting you and can cause a burning, stinging sensation in that area. The spines lose their potency once steamed or put in tea – so you can enjoy it as food when cooked. Some folks enjoy nettle pesto. Can spread from root runners so plan and plant accordingly. Multiple medicinal uses. High in Iron. SSF Packet :(1/4g.) ...

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Nigella, Delft Blue Nigella papillosa [70 (flowers)- 85 (pods)] Also known as Spanish nigella, Delft Blue’s white petals are splashed with a deep blue-purple color and flowers have an intricate deep purple center.  Flowers senesce quickly and give way to interesting angular seed pods that can be used fresh or dried.  While Love-In-A-Mist is truly blue, Delft Blue has a more purple tone but is equally delicate, airy and fascinating.  An annual that grows up to 24”; space 6” apart. FLA.  Packet: (.5g ~150 seeds)...

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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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Nigella, White Nigella sativa (70 days to flower, 85 to pods)  A very easy to grow, self-sowing annual that should have a home in all gardens, especially for its charming balloon-like seed pods that young children find delightful to gather and pop, revealing the abundant black seed...spreading their joy for future flower pickers to enjoy.  Lacy, delicate foliage grows to about 18-24” tall and makes many dozen of blooms over a long period.  Works well in bouquets as focal points or filler. This plant is also known as “black- seed” that has been getting a lot of press for its medicinal uses, for treating indigestion, appetite loss, parasites, water retention and fever.   Seeds were found in a Hittite flask in Turkey from the second millennium BCE.  FLA. 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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Oats, Cayuse - Avena sativa A cool season annual cereal grain.  Cayuse Oats are used primarily for cover crop, green chop, hay and forage production.  It is common to mix them with legumes and other cereals.  Cayuse Oats are larger, mature later and have a larger stem than Montezuma Oats.  Cayuse oats should be planted in the Fall/Winter in California and mild climates.  In colder area they should be planted in the spring. Oats can also be grown and harvested in the green, "milk" stage for use as a medicinal tea which has benefits as a nervous system tonic. Milky oats are the oat tops harvested when they are in their milky stage, during which the oat tops release a white, milky sap when squeezed. This stage, which lasts approximately one week, occurs after the oat begins flowering and before the seed hardens and becomes the oat grain we eat as oatmeal. Tincturing the milky oats while fresh preserves their bioactive potency. Alternatively, milky oats can be dried and used as a nutritive tonic, and are a beautiful addition to tea blends. Organically Grown at Pacific Botanicals in Wilderville, Oregon  ...

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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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Okra, Cajun Jewel   (53 days)  Abelmoschus exculentus Favorite in Cajun country since the 1950's.  Dwarf type, spineless plants, 3-4 tall, produce an early crop of tender 1" to 7" thick pods.  Good flavor.  Packet (5 g ≈ 100 seeds) ...

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Onion, Ailsa Craig (110 days) Allium porrum Named after a perfectly round rock island off the coast of Scotland, Ailsa Craig has become legendary for its exhibition level size that often exceeds 6" in diameter and 2 pounds in weight!  A long-day sweet Spanish onion that does well in northern areas.  Mild sweet flavor and decent storage (1-2 months) on account of its narrow neck.  Teardrop size. Adapted for 38-60° latitude. HEIRLOOM Packet: 1 g. ≈ 250 seeds 1/2 oz:   ...

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Onion, Cippola Borettana (90 days) Allium cepa  A solid flat Cippola medallion onion with yellow gold wrappers that grows to about 2-3” in diameter and about 1-1 ½ “ thick.  Traditionally grown in the village of Boretta, Italy since 1400!  Mild flavor lends itself to using raw or cooked. Long Day type, so it will bolt if planted in southern latitudes. Very pretty and lends itself well to being braided for winter storage. Adapted for 35-55° latitude. Strong tasting.  Packet (1 g ≈ 250 seeds) ...

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Onion, Cippola di Tropea (90-100 days)  Allium cepa This venerable heirloom bright to the Greeks from the Assyrians and the Babalonians long ago and now celebrated throughout Italy for its mild flavor.  A very pretty elongated red onion also known as “torpedo” for it’s distinctive shape.  The unique shape also has practical applications in the kitchen, being easier to chop as it only rolls in one direction, rather than every which way like typical round onions.  Safety First!  Excellent sweet, pungent flavor.  Try it and you’ll see! Adapted for 35-48° latitude. Heirloom. Packet (1 g ≈ 250 seeds) ...

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Onion, Evergreen Hardy Bunching (65 days)  Allium Fistulosum Non-bulbing scallions for bunching. Sow in spring in clumps and transplant out for deliciously mild garnish for beans, baked potatoes and many other culinary creations. Delicious raw in salsa, too! Can be fall sown as well.  Packet (.5g ≈ 250 seeds)  .5 g...

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Onion, Front Range Yellow Globe  Allium cepa Here is an ideal OP onion for organic markets as well as home gardeners. A bit smaller than the hybrids normally grown commercially, this nevertheless stacks up very well against them in our trials. It is a reliable, heavy producer of 2-2 1/2" diameter round yellow onions with beautiful glowing golden skin. Absolutely no doubles in our trials! The tight wrappers, great neck closure and dense, solid flesh means they are exceptionally long keepers. Beautiful golden skin glows in the afternoon sun, hinting at the quality of the white layers it protects. Adapted for 35-50° latitude. Packet (1 g ≈ 250 seeds) 1/2 oz ~ 3250 seeds...

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Onion, New York Early (98 days)  Allium sativa. An improved strain of early Yellow Globe.  Tom Powell at Wolf Gulch Farm in SW Oregon has done repeated selections on this workhorse variety. Long day, Northern type with globe shape and very hard bulbs that store very well.  Sweet enough for sandwiches and salads, but with more bite than Siskiyou Sweet.  Packet: 1 g ~ 250 seeds 1/2 oz ~ 3250 seeds 1oz...

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Onion, Newberg  (100 days) Allium Cepa Taken from a Vilmorin hybrid onion by Dr. Alan Kapular and carefully stabilized over many years into a reliable producer of 8-12 ounce round yellow onions with tight copper skin that keep remarkably well. In trials against other commercial hybrids this variety ranked #2, far better than other open pollinated lines. A workhorse variety. Packet (1 g ≈ 250 seeds) Half Ounce (≈ 3250 seeds) ...

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Onion, Rosa di Milano   (110-120 days) Allium Cepa Long to intermediate day Italian red onion that tolerates cool climates.  Excellent keeper with 4-5" bulbs that have a unique barrel shape, are uniformly colored, and have tight skins. Selected and improved by the late great Dr. John Navazio for organic conditions and thrip resistance. Very attractive. Adapted for 38-50° latitude. HEIRLOOM. Packet (1 g ≈ 250 seeds) 1/2 ounce (≈ 3250 seeds) ...

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Onion, Siskiyou Sweet  Allium cepa (110 days spring sown, or 300 days over wintered) A reselection of Walla Walla sweet onion.  Light brown skin with white flesh that is very mild and sweet.  Summer ripening from a spring sowing is convenient for fresh use, not a keeper.  Fresh tops are useful as scallions.  Very cold hardy and can attain mammoth proportions with ample fertility, our record is 2.5 pounds without trying anything fancy. Adapted for 35-55° latitude.  Packet (1 g ≈ 250 seeds) Half Ounce (≈ 3250 seeds)      ...

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Onion, Valencia (115 days) Allium cepa Large, sweet Spanish type with a full globe covered in a bronze skin.  White flesh is very mild and sweet, although not as sweet as Siskiyou Sweet.  Keeps well for a sweet onion.  Thick necks require careful handling and drying for good storage. Packet (1 g ≈ 250 seeds) ...

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Orach, Lime Green Atriplex hortensis (45 days for leaf, 90-100 days seed heads) A tasty spinach relative, but one which tolerates the high heat of Summer.  Eat when less than 18" for best flavor in the salad.  As the name implies, this brilliantly green orach stands out, especially when allowed to go to seed.  Seeded shoots make small, papery, colorful discs that can provide texture and interest to cut flower bouquets.  Plant closely for smaller plumes.  Spread 12" apart, Lime Green Orach seed heads can reach 6 feet.  Direct sow. SSF  Packet :(1 1/2 g) ...

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Orach, Plume Series Atriplex hortensis [75 (leaf) to 110 (seed) days] Many visitors to the farm last year remarked on the bold and contrasting spikes of orach seed heads in our field.  Red plume, copper plume, and green plume comprise this mix, and while the color names give an indication to their hues, I would characterize the dark, glowing colors in this mix as plum and burgundy.  They are brilliant, fabulous textures to add to any arrangements.  An edible annual that grows up to 72” tall (seed heads) and best spaced 6” apart.    Packet :(1 1/2 g) Bulk :(1/2 oz) ...

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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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Oregano, Greek- Origanum vulgare – Perennial  A savory earthy mediterranean style Oregano in the Lamiaceae family that is quite drought tolerant. Grows to between 6 inches and 2 feet, with lovely purple flowers between July and September. Spreads easily and is hardy perennial zones 5 and above Requires full sun. An excellent culinary addition to your garden that attracts beneficial insects. Packet 0.1g (~120 seeds)...

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Oregano, Italian Origanum vulgare – Perennial  A kitchen garden staple, this tidy, compact, upright plant grow to about 12-18” tall and have a less spicy flavor than Greek Oregano.  Easy to grow, the plant will spread over time to form a patch so plan accordingly.  Flowers are attractive to a variety of small pollinators.  SSF. Packet: (0.1g~250 seeds)...

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Orlaya, White Finch Orlaya grandiflora  (70 days)  This great filler flower is widely adapted for temperature.  Seeded in the Fall it overwinters here in Zone 7 and blooms in May, or it can be seeded into late May for September harvest.    Orlaya flowers are white, elegant and clustered in an umbel shape-- it can replace ammi or Queen Anne’s lace for use in bouquets.  But don’t let these delicate flowers fool you!  One look at its spiny seeds and you’ll know this plant is tough.  As with most Apiaceae family flowers, pollinators love these blooms.  An annual that grows up to 24”; space 9-12” apart.  FLA.   Packet: (0.5g / ~45 seeds) ...

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Bundle and save 25-50% on our overstock seed bargains! We would like to share an opportunity for you to pick up a bundle of summer crop seeds for next season at a great savings.  Having seeds at the ready early in late winter spring helps you to get the ball rolling on growing quality starts and getting a jump start on a successful garden.  We have 2 bundles available -  (we chose the varieties - they will include heirloom tomatoes, peppers, mustard greens, lettuce, onions and more! ...

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Pak Choi (Bok Choy), Prize Choy,  Brassica rapa chinensis (45-50 days) Bright, white juicy stems support the forest green leaves of this mild flavored pak choi. Can be grown for baby or larger heads, however a larger head shows off the elegant fluted vase shape. Excellent raw or cooked, Prize Choy is vigorous and fairly bolt resistant variety making it a good choice for spring or fall plantings. If you are looking for "Bok Choy" you have come to the right place. Bok Choy and Pak Choi refers by different names to the same plant. Pak Choi is the popular name is Britain while Bok Choy is the name commonly used in the United States.  FCF Packet (1/2 g)  1 oz...

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Parsley, Einfache Schnitt  Petroselinum crispum (75-85 days)   An excellent flatleaf parsley whose name translates into "Easy Cut" from German.  Its dark green, flat leaves are held upright for easy cutting and rot resistance. Possesses an excellent sweet flavor and crisp texture with tasty stems reminiscent of small celery stalks. HEIRLOOM, SSF  Packet (1/2 g ≈ 100 seeds) ...

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Parsley, Moss Green Curled   Petroselinum crispum (80-90 days)  This selection began as Darki from Frank Morton, then we made a selection from a large field at Fry Family Farm, rouging any plants with bottom rot, yellowing or other undesirable characteristics.  Fluffy, curly, wavy dark green leaves are produced in an abundant mound 16"-18” high.  Try in pesto!  SSF Packet: (1/2 g ≈ 500 seeds)...

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Parsley, Splendid  An Italian flat leaf variety with strong stems, high yield, and good harvest recovery. Winter hardy.  Excellent bolt resistance.  Packet :1/2 g (~50 seeds) ...

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Parsnip, Hollow Crown This has been a popular variety since the 1820's because of its smooth, white roots that grow 12-16" long and up to 3" around at the crown. Parsnips store incredibly well through the winter in the ground through the deepest cold. A delicious winter treat baked or in soups and stews. Its sweet, nutty flavor is a real standout among the root vegetables. Please be patient upon planting them as they can take over 2 weeks to germinate. Packt: 4g (~850 seeds) 1 oz (~6100 seeds) ...

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Parsnip, Turga (100-110 days) Pastinaca sativa Turga is a heavy yielding, large diameter, workhorse parsnip that produces sweet, tender roots.  It has been selected for generations for roots with minimal taper and no forking.  Parsnips will easily overwinter through bitter cold and still provide delicious nourishment for wonderful winter meals.  Packet (4 g ≈ 850 seeds) One Ounce (≈ 6100 seeds)  ...

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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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Peas, Green Arrow, shelling Pisum sativum (65 days)  This shelling pea produces large 4-4½” pods with 8-12 peas.  Green Arrow’s yields are higher than other varieties because it possesses the trait of making 2 pods per node.  The short vines are 24-28” long so they don’t necessarily need trellising, although yields will be enhanced by providing some support. Packet (1/2 Ounce) ...

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Peas, Magnolia Blossom Pisum sativum (70 days)  Prolific tasty green snap peas, 6-8 foot tall purple flowered vines, with hyper-tendils (HT) which are multiplied tendrils, giving them many more curls to hold themselves up and climb. From the breeding work of Peace Seeds and Dr. Alan Kapuler. Limited Quantities Packet: 1/2 oz ...

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Peas, Spring Blush Pisum sativum (70 days) A hyper-tendril variety bred by Alan Kapuler and shared with us by seedsman Rich Peccararo.  This novel strain has pretty, bright pink 2 tone flowers that mature 2 pods per node that are bright green with a rosy blush along the strings and the sides of the pods.  Excellent for fresh snap eating or left to fatten up for shelling.  Packet (Half Ounce≈ 65 seeds) ...

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Peas, Sugar Magnolia Pisum sativum (70 days)  This the first purple podded snap pea and the result of over 15 years of breeding work by Dr. Alan Kapuler.  Vines grow up to 7’ so support with trellising.  Pretty pink flowers and dark violet pods are crisp and sweet.  They are best picked before they become too mature to keep them producing. Packet (1/2oz = approx 30 seeds) ...

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Pennycress Thlaspi arvense  (120 days) This is a really cool plant!  Commonly grown as a winter cover crop, Pennycress can be direct-seeded in the fall to bloom and make seedheads in late Spring.  Or, start in late Summer and transplant out to overwinter.  Seed heads are a highly ornamental addition to floral arrangements.Can be used for cut or everlasting arrangements. Pennycress seed also produces a high-quality oil which has been used for manufacturing biodiesel.  An annual that grows up to 30”.  Space 9” apart. Packet: .2g ~120 seeds...

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Pepper, Aji Cristal (90 days) Capsicum baccatum An usual species of chili that grows to 3-4” long with a pretty waxy sheen to the fruit. Fruits start as a pale yellow aand ripen to a bright orange red.  Flavor is rich and full of citrus overtones even when unripe.  Abundant yields of up to 50 fruits per plant.  Originally from Curico, Chile, this seed comes to us from the Seed Savers Exchange. 30,000 SHU.  Packet (2/5 g ≈ 60 seeds) ...

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