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Lettuce Show You Some Magic! It’s not an illusion! The reason for the long growing season we enjoy in the Tri-Cities is due to our unique location, and our veggies grow and grow, like Jack’s Beanstalk! We stay warmer, longer. Now that’s some trick! Red Sails Lettuce This fancy, buttery lettuce with ruffled green leaves sporting a burgundytinged edge, is a salad lover’s dream! Not only is this a wonderfully mild-tasting lettuce, it’s great grown as an edible ornamental! Sea of Red Lettuce Open, loose heads of sword-shaped leaves color-up to the most beautiful and amazingly deep, mahogany-red that we’ve seen in any lettuce. Its color just gets more intense in the sun. Make every salad an occasion! Tom Thumb Lettuce The oldest American lettuce still available, this tiny 5" butterhead is perfect for small gardens or windowboxes, and if served intact without the core, makes both a unique and sweetly tasty salad. Wine Country Mesclun Mix This signature blend combines eight different sweet red and green lettuces with just the right amount of tangy greens, in a perfect balance of crispy and buttery leaf textures. We love a great mesclun salad too! BEAVER BARK grown LETTUCE NON GMO! Huckleberry Vinaigrette and Pear Salad Ingredients: 2-3 cups of fresh-picked lettuce 1 pear, chopped Pecan pieces Feta cheese Dried cranberries Pick fresh lettuce from your garden, and cut the pear into bite sized chunks. Top with Wildbeary Huckleberry Poppyseed Vinaigrette dressing, dried cranberries, pecan pieces and feta cheese, to taste. Toss and enjoy! 6 Beaver Bark Gift & Garden Center A Renae’s Favorite! Renae says: “The first ingredient in this vinaigrette is huckleberries! We carry this dressing so you can make this recipe today!”
Fine Vines Grape Himrod is a lovely, seedless green table grape growing along a beautiful vine that will make your yard look like a Tuscan winery. Then enjoy a harvest of these firm, crisp, sweet grapes with an excellent, honey-like flavor, and melting, juicy texture. Clematis Vancouver Danielle is the vine that everybody wants. And no wonder! With its large, deep purple blooms with red centers, it’s a stunner! We can tell you it never disappoints. As a bonus, Danielle offers two blooming seasons: spring and fall. Clematis A twining vine that can reach 30 feet in height at times, Sweet Autumn Clematis is one alluring diva when it blooms, with an incredible amount of small, fragrant, white star-shaped blossoms, creating a fleecy blanket on anything it can climb. Trumpet Looking for a vine that thrives and shows off lots of brilliant color? Look no further than the easy-to-grow Trumpet Vine! Breathtaking trumpetshaped flowers cover this plant in summer and into fall, captivating butterflies, hummingbirds, and onlookers! Why Plant Vines? Vines are versatile and charismatic landscape plants. Not only do many bestow exotic fragrance and prolific blooms, they also help provide dappled shade and privacy for seating areas when trained up to cover pergolas, arches, or privacy screen trellises. And if that wasn’t enough, you can enjoy an array of fruits from the vine, such as grapes, berries and hardy kiwis! Beaver Bark offers beautiful and functional support systems, such as trellises, lattices, arbors and obelisks. Use our handy coupon on the page 15 for a great discount and plant a vine today! the good life fall 2015 7
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