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Vegetables | Eggplant A I J L B C D E K M N G F H Eggplant continued 19558 White Star. 75 days. Classic tapered, 5-7 in. teardrop shape. White fruit is sweeter and less bitter than purple. Endive (Escarole) 70° F, 5-7 days. 16564 Batavian. 85 days. Broad leaf type escarole, wavy leaves with cut edges. Best variety for salads. A Herb Annual Herbs 13031 Anise. Aromatic seeds with strong licorice flavor. Easy to grow, similar habit to dill. Height: 14-16 in. 19805 Basil Aristotle. Greek type basil with classic taste and arome. Dense, bushy habit, with tiny leaves. Can be harvested at 6 in. tall. Good in 4 in. pots and gallons. Height: 12 in. B 13032 Basil Dwarf Bouquet Spicy Globe. Aromatic leaves about ½ in. long. Height: 8-10 in. C Basil Floral Spires Series Compact basils bred for their flowers as well as their leaves. Pretty lavender or white flowers produced on neat, upright spikes makes an very attractive plant. Bushy Thai-type with well flavored, aniseed scented leaves. Ideal windowsill plant, as well as in containers or garden. Height: 8 in. 19938 Lavender D 19939 White E 19888 Basil Genovese. Very productive Italian leaf type. Height: 12 in. 13033 Basil Large Leaf Italian. Leading general purpose Basil. Height: 1-2 ft. F 13034 Basil Lemon. Strong lemon fragrance. Height: 2 ft. G 13036 Basil Purple Ruffles. AAS Winner. Glossy purple leaves, with unique texture and shape. Strong aromatic fragrance. Height: 18-24 in. H 13037 Basil Siam Queen. AAS Winner. 45-50 days. Thaitype different from European basils. Larger leaves. Thicker stems and late flowering, higher yields. Height: 28-39 in. I 13038 Basil Sweet Dani Lemon. AAS Winner. Strong lemon fragrance. Fusarium resistance. Height: 2 ft. J 13039 Borage. Large, thick leaves are used as a pot herb. Height: 2 ft. K 13040 Caraway. For flavoring breads, cheese, pastries. Height: 1 ft. 13043 Coriander or Cilantro. Grown for seed, known as Coriander. The foliage is called Cilantro. Used for flavoring in baking and confections. Height: 2-2 ½ ft. L 13044 Dill Bouquet. Chiefly grown for seed clusters used in pickling. Very prolific. Height: 12 in. M 13045 Dill Fernleaf. AAS Winner. Ideal for containers, small gardens and ornamental flower beds. The ornamental flowers and foliage are excellent for cutting for indoor decorating. Height: 18 in. N 19855 Fennel Florence vulgar. 65-100 days. Bulbs have sweet celery, anise flavor, and are aromatic. Height: 1-2 ft. 100 New! Order Seeds Online at www.fredgloeckner.com or Call 800.345.3787
Lettuce | Vegetables A B C D E F G 17368 Stevia Sweet Leaf rebaudiana. Extremely sweet leaves. Used as natural sweetener in place of sugar. Height: 2 ft. A 13055 Summer Savory. For seasoning and flavoring. Height: 12 in. B Perennial Herbs 13041 Catnip (Nepeta cataria). Aromatic, gray green leafed, pleasing to cats. Height: 3 ft. Zones: 3-9. 13042 Chives Onion (Allium schoenoprasum). For flavoring and in borders. One of the most popular herbs. Height: 12-18 in. Zones: 3-10. 19806 Chives Gigantic. 70 days. Green stems and stunning white flowers. Bigger than average. Upright, tall, broad-leaves. Adds height to mixed containers. Height: 20-24 in. Zones: 3-10. C 13047 Garlic Chives (Allium tuberosum). Leaves are used for garlic flavoring. Height: 24-30 in. Zones: 3-10. 13049 Lemon Balm (Melissa officinalis). Used for lemon flavoring and tea. Height: 12 in. Zones: 4-9. D 13050 Oregano (Origanum vugare). Italian type. Treated as annual. Leaves used in sauces, soups, etc. Height: 2-3 ft. Zones: 5-9. 13051 Peppermint (Mentha piperita). Vigorous, low growing. Height: 6 in. Zones: 5-9. 13052 Rosemary (Rosmarinus oficinalis). Blue flowers. Foliage used in seasoning. Height: 24-30 in. Zones: 7-10. E 13053 Sage Broad Leaf (Salvia officinalis). For flavoring meat. Height: 2 ft. Zones: 5-8. 13054 Spearmint (Mentha viridis) Vigorous. Height: 2 ft. Zones: 4-9. 13056 Sweet Marjoram (Origanum majorana). Tender young leaves used in seasoning. Height: 1-2 ft. Zones: 6-8. F 13057 Thyme French Summer (Thymus vulgaris). Pungent flavor, used in culinary seasoning. Height: 12-18 in. Zones: 4-8. G 20987 Thyme German Winter (Thymus vulgaris). Less pungent. Makes nice ground cover. Height: 12-18 in. Zones 4-8. Kohlrabi 70°F. 10 days. Cover Seed. 13294 Early White Vienna. 55 days. Bulb has a sweet and mild turnip flavor. Lettuce 70°F. 5-7 days. Cover Seed. 13348 Buttercrunch. 65 days. Butterhead/Bibb type, but large and more compact. Slower to bolt. 13349 Grand Rapids. Looseleaf. Popular for home garden and forcing in greenhouse. Medium light green leaves, large and coarsely crumpled. Tip burn resistant. 13350 Great Lakes. 90-100 days. Iceberg type. H 13783 Mesclun Salad Mix. 50-55 days. Well prepared mixture of salad leaves for cutting. The ingredients include: salad bowl, green and red, Lolla red and green, Giada, Rougette de Montpellier, Icequeen, Chicory Trieste, Spadona, Endive and Scarole and serrated Catalogna. I H I New! Order Seeds Online at www.fredgloeckner.com or Call 800.345.3787 101
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2012-2013 Seed Catalog For the Comm
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Salvia | Bedding Plants A B F G C D
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Tithonia | Bedding Plants G A B E H
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Viola | Bedding Plants D G A P E F
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Zinnia | Bedding Plants A B F I J C
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Anethum | Cut Flowers B A C D H E F
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