Beet-Merlin (4 pack)
$4.42One of the sweetest beet varieties-excellent for juicing, and stores well too. High tolerance to leaf spot, so it’s easier to have healthy looking plants without having to do anything extra.
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Bush Bean-Jade (4 pack)
$4.42These beans have a sweet flavour and a tender texture- great for snacking or raw bean salads. The plants are resistant to common bean mosaic virus, rust, and curly top making them a good choice for your garden.
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Cucumber-Eureka (4 inch pot)
$4.42These plants produce premium quality pickling cucumbers. The vines are semi-dwarf, making them good for small spaces. And they are highly disease resistant, too! If you are having trouble growing cucumbers, you might want to try these. Resistant to watermelon mosaic virus, zucchini yellow mosaic virus, angular leaf spot, scab, cucumber mosaic, and powdery mildew.
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Cucumber-Salad Bush (4 inch pot)
$5.00These heavy yielding cucumber plants are so small that they can be grown in containers! Produces slicing cucumbers 8-9″ long. Plants are highly resistant to cucumber mosaic virus. These would be perfect for balconies or patio planters.
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Eggplant-Black Beauty (4 inch pot)
$4.42A high yielding heirloom variety. Deep purple fruits stay tender for longer so that you don’t have to worry about harvesting them right away. Plants grow to be about 3 ft tall. We generally don’t have disease problems with eggplant, although they do need heat to produce well.
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Kale-Weslandse (4 pack)
$4.42An heirloom Dutch variety used for Borecole. The curled, medium green leaves have excellent flavour which improves with frost in the fall. Harvest kale all summer long and into the early winter from the same plants by picking the lower leaves and leaving the tops to grow.
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Lettuce-Mixed Leaf (4 pack)
$4.424 packs have 2 red lettuce plants and 2 green lettuce plants. If you cut the leaves above the growth tip, they will often grow back and you can get multiple harvests. These varieties produce uniform, round heads of crunchy leaves and are slow to bolt in hot weather, making them a good choice for new gardeners.
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Lettuce-Romaine Valley Heart (4 pack)
$4.42Tasty, crunchy romaine lettuce. This variety is resistant to heat, cold and bolting so it won’t turn bitter as easily as some other varieties. Grown by commercial growers like us.
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Onion-Red Carpet (4 pack)
$4.42These onions are great for long term storage. The plants are also strong and healthy, and resistant to pink root. If you’d like to grow your own onions, these might be a good variety to try.
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Pepper (Hot)-Jalapeno Cuatero (4 inch pot)
$4.42Prepare for loads of peppers! This very high yielding variety does better in cool temperatures than some other jalapenos, and it is very disease resistant. The peppers are large, dark green, and resistant to cracking. 2500 scovilles
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Pepper (Sweet)- Early Calwonder (4 inch pot)
$4.42This heirloom variety is still a good producer of medium 4″ peppers with thick, fleshy walls and mild flavour. You can save the seeds if you want as they are open pollinated.
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Spinach-Seaside (4 pack)
$4.42This variety is early and bolt resistant- making it easier for beginners to grow successfully. Also resistant to downy mildew which can be a problem in cool, wet weather.
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Squash- Early Butternut (4 inch pot)
$4.42A very early, productive, and uniform squash. The compact semi- bush vines are excellent for smaller spaces- so you can grow more than just 1 squash plant! The fruits are fine textured and sweet, and they store well, too -if you allow them to cure first.
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Squash-Sunburst (4 inch pot)
$4.42Here’s a novelty for your garden! Use these just like zucchinis. These compact, open habit plants are high yielding. This variety was an AAS winner.
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Swiss Chard-Fire Fresh (4 pack)
$4.42Brighten up your salads and sauteed veggie dishes with these fiery stems and bright green leaves. This variety is resistant to leaf spot, which is the biggest disease issue we’ve had with chard. It is also resistant to downey mildew race 1. Chard is a very easy to grow green, ideal for beginner gardeners as it doesn’t bolt or get bitter nearly as easily as lettuce and spinach.