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Sweet Passion Uzbek Sweetness Afghan Honeydew Rugoso di Cosenza Hale’s Best Sakata’s Sweet Schoon’s Hardshell
African Wild Melons Jelly Melon Jelly Melon KIWANO or AFRICAN HORNED CUCUMBER #JM101 (Cucumis metuliferus) Very unusual fruit with spiny “horns.” The green-yellow skin turns a bright deep orange when ready to harvest, and the pulp inside fruit resembles lime green Jell-O. The fruit has a sweet-sour, banana-lime-tropical fruit taste; good juiced and sweetened, delicious with yogurt. This fruit is showing up quite often in US markets. Native to Africa, it is hardy and easy to grow; can be grown just about anywhere you can grow melons. Beautiful vine and fruit! Tiny seed. Pkt (10 seeds) $3.00 African Wild Melons AFRICAN WILD MELON MIX #AWM101 This is a mixture of fun, attractive ornamentals, great for covering a fence or arbor. Most varieties are easy to grow and the fruits keep well, making them perfect for arrangements and craft ideas. The fruit are perfect for fall displays. From the Wilds of Africa, these are poisonous and are NOT for human consumption! The mixture may include Gherkin African Wild Melon, with its small greenish-brown fruit with pale brown stripes and alien-like spikes; Gherkin SpinyBurr with its cucumber-like vines that produce loads of fruit, possibly from the country of Angola; Gooseberry Gourd Melon with spiny little fruit that are quite pretty with dark green and light green stripes; Hedgehog Gourd Melon which is completely covered in soft spines; as well as other species. This mixture of species is sure to become popular with lovers of garden ornamentals because they are quite easy to grow and very productive. Considered poisonous; do not eat! Poisonous. Pkt (20 seeds) $2.50
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MERCADO #AM131 Traditional grain ty
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Hyacinth Bean “Moonshadow” Wing
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MISSOURI WONDER #BN112 Pole, 70 day
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Broad Windsor Fava Bean Scarlet Run
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Beetroot (Beta vulgaris) 250 seeds
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Photo: David Cavagnaro Long Island
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Orange Tomatoes AMANA ORANGE #TO106
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Pink Tomatoes ANNA RUSSIAN #TK139 6
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OMAR’S LEBANESE #TK118 80 days. H
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Purple Tomatoes AMAZON CHOCOLATE #T
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BLACK PLUM #TP129 70 days. Indeterm
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PURPLE CALABASH #TP125 85 days. May
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Red Tomatoes A GRAPPOLI D’INVERNO
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EGG TOMATO #TM114 75-80 days. This
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SAN MARZANO LUNGO NO. 2 #TM213 This
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Striped Tomatoes ANANAS NOIRE #TS11
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Solar Flare Pork Chop Large Barred
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Fantome du Laos Cream Sausage Ivory
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MORNING SUN #TY124 60 days. Fairly
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Boule d’Or “Ideal” Purple Top
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CHARLESTON GRAY #WM117 87 days. Thi
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Melitopolski Texas Golden White Won
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Cream of Saskatchewan Crimson Sweet
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Herb Seed We offer a great selectio
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ECHINACEA PARADOXA OR OZARK YELLOW
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Flower Seed We are glad to be able
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flowers can grow up to 1 foot long!
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Dwarf Coral Garden Mix Cockcomb Sen
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Dianthus, Sweet William, Tall Singl
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Zebrina Hollyhock Majorette Double
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MOONLIGHT #FL478 Single, very pale
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TALL MIXED #FL444 A colorful old-fa
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MASK FLOWER CORAL BEAUTY #FL479 (Al
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PETUNIA Annual. Early start indoors
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SALVIA Annual. (150 seeds per Pkt)
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Giant Primrose Sunflower Teddy Bear
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BUTTERFLY OLD SPICE #SW105 The Old
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Burpee Giant Rose Canary Bird Lilli
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California Poppy California Poppy,
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