Plant Nusery
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Pepper “Red Cayenne”
Long Slim Cayenne. Long red, very wrinkled, green to red fruits about 6″ x3.4″. Thin flesh used for pickling or drying. 3500-5000 Scovilles. Pepper pungency is about 10 times greater after drying. Also, peppers grown under stress and/or high heat … Continued
Cucumber “Bush Pickle”
Ideal pickling type for space-saving gardens and containers. 4-5″ slightly tapered fruit. Produces both male and female flowers separately on the same plant.
Cantaloupe “Burpee Hybrid”
Heavy netting round fruit with deep orange flesh that is very tasty. Fruits usually bear to be about 4-4.5 lbs each.
Thymus Vulgaris “Thyme”
18″. Strong fragrance with ornamental value. Also has culinary value.
Anethum Graveolens “Dill”
Seeds, leaves and stems are used primarily to flavor pickles. Also can be used in other culinary ways. Great on fish with butter, with potatoes or pasta.
Allium Schoenoprasum “Chives”
Leaves a mild onion flavor and are used in soups, salads, and as a garnish.
Ocimum Basilicum “Sweet Basil”
Our most popular herb. Used for all sorts of culinary purposes. Can be eaten raw or cooked. Great compliment to tomato dishes, stir frys and italian food.
Melampodium “Million Gold”
Vigorous and free flowering yellow daisy-like flowers on light green foliage. Wonderful uniformity and color punch.
Marigold “Janie Bright Yellow”
Double crested bright yellow flowers that are about 2″.
Marigold “Crush Pineapple”
Dwarf yellow 3.5 to 4″ blooms. This series grows shorter than the Inca series but has a similar size bloom.
Impatien “White”
The best annual for shady spots. White is the most popular color for us. It can be combined with all the other colors and look great; however, it is great alone too. Impatiens will cover a shady area with blankets … Continued
Impatien “Salmon”
The best annual for shady spots. Salmon is just that a true salmon shade that looks just like the fish. Impatiens will cover a shady area with blankets of color. Use with Caladiums in shade combo pots. Can withstand partial … Continued