Seeds For Fall Gardens

In cold winter areas: plant mid-summer. In mild winter areas: plant mid-summer/early fall.

Heirloom Sweet ParsleyTriple Curled Organic

Heirloom Sweet ParsleyTriple Curled Organic

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Container Snap PeasSugar Ann

Container Snap PeasSugar Ann

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Tall Snap PeasMagnolia Blossom

Tall Snap PeasMagnolia Blossom

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Edible Pod Snow PeasOregon Giant

Edible Pod Snow PeasOregon Giant

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Snow PeasOregon Sugar Pod II Organic

Snow PeasOregon Sugar Pod II Organic

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Shelling PeasSabre

Shelling PeasSabre

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Hanging Basket Snap PeasSnack Hero

Hanging Basket Snap PeasSnack Hero

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Snap PeasSugar Daddy Organic

Snap PeasSugar Daddy Organic

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Sugar Snap PeasSuper Sugar Snap

Sugar Snap PeasSuper Sugar Snap

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Heirloom PoppiesHungarian Breadseed

Heirloom PoppiesHungarian Breadseed

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Bonus PackA Rainbow of California Poppies

Bonus PackA Rainbow of California Poppies

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Shirley PoppiesAngels' Choir

Shirley PoppiesAngels' Choir

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California PoppiesButtercream

California PoppiesButtercream

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Scatter GardensCalifornia Native Orange Poppies

Scatter GardensCalifornia Native Orange Poppies

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California PoppiesCopper Pot

California PoppiesCopper Pot

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California PoppiesDancing Ballerinas

California PoppiesDancing Ballerinas

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California PoppiesDusky Rose

California PoppiesDusky Rose

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Shirley PoppiesFalling In Love

Shirley PoppiesFalling In Love

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Heirloom PoppiesFrench Flounce

Heirloom PoppiesFrench Flounce

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Heirloom PoppiesLauren’s Dark Grape

Heirloom PoppiesLauren’s Dark Grape

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Shirley PoppiesLegion of Honor

Shirley PoppiesLegion of Honor

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Heirloom Butterfly FlowersMexican Tulip Poppy

Heirloom Butterfly FlowersMexican Tulip Poppy

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California PoppiesNative Orange

California PoppiesNative Orange

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California PoppiesTequila Sunrise

California PoppiesTequila Sunrise

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Okay, I've tried growing probably 8 tomato different varieties in our NYC community garden and this is probably the most delicious. Great balance of sweet and umami/savory- not quite as concentrated as sun sugars but much larger and very tasty. Smaller than black prince but more reliable and abundant like cherry/pear, with the rich taste of larger tomatoes. Previous favorite in my lab taste test was cherokee purple, but bronze torch unseated CP this year (barely). Will still grow cherokee but with plenty of bronze torch because I easily get 10x net volume and more frequent, so I can share more that others can enjoy.

My sunflowers grew to be 10ft with 8 to 10inch flowers. Enormous and awesome to look at!

Napoli Tuscan Melon

July 24th eleven seeds were received and planted into 25-gallon+ pots (experimental and probably would not do it again – only because of the wilting on extremely hot days), watering occurred on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays with an occasional spritz in between

July 26th thru 29th seeds germinated (around July 3oth we had 4+ days with temperatures around and exceeding 100 degrees)

July 31st first leaves began to appear

August 17th male flowers began to appear

September 2nd female flowers began to appear flowers are being visited by honey bees with golden wasps also being observed in the area with the temperatures around 100 degrees there is considerable wilting of leaves of the vines during the day with recovery in the evening.

September 16th six melons were forming with the large being 1¼” in length and the other five being about ½” in length

Our earliest frost date is October 16th but usually holds off until late November to early December

I planted them on Saturday, and they germinated on Wednesday. Wow~

Magnificent salvia, very prolific with bush like appearance. The color is ethereal. I found it very easy to grow from seed. Highly recommend! And I should add I love all things salvia.

I was successful with the cabbages. So delicious. Will need to do next year. Had to fight some worms and slugs, but I won.

Absolutely LOVE this bean. It has been exceptionally dry where I’m located but the flowers came out anyway. The beans are coming out in a big way. I have so many pods. The hummingbirds love them so much I let them take these flowers over.

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