Vegetables (all plants are $5 each)
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Tomatoes
Choose from six different varieties in a single 3.5" pot. Two varieties of purple tomatoes, and all certified organic. Click on each variety name for a link to detailed information about each tomato. Available Varieties Pruden's Purple Tomato, High Mowing Organic seeds Roma VF Paste Tomato, High Mowing Organic seeds German Johnson Tomato, High Mowing Organic seeds Cherokee Purple Tomato, High Mowing Organic seeds Paul Robeson Tomato, Hudson Valley Seed Co. Honey Drop Cherry Tomato, Hudson Valley Seed Co. |
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Peppers
Choose from three different varieties in a single 3.5" pot. Click on each variety name for a link to detailed information about each pepper. Available Varieties Picnic Orange Pepper, High Mowing Organic seeds Shishito Pepper, High Mowing Organic seeds Bangles Blend Sweet Pepper, High Mowing Organic seeds |
Evergreen Bunching Onion
This popular heirloom variety is grown exclusively for Green, bunching onions. The crispness & mild flavor of this bunching onion makes it delicious in soups, stir fries, salsas & omelets. Quick to grow & ready to harvest when they are 6”-8” tall. sow in spring for summer harvest & fall for overwintering. (Seeds of Change) |
Onions
4 pk of starter plants. Click on each variety name for a link to detailed information about each type of onion. Available Varieties Vidalia Onion, Capricata (More info below) Red Carpet Onion, High Mowing Organic seeds Gladstone Onion, Seeds of Change Evergreen Bunching Onion, Seeds of Change (more info on side) Parade Bunching Onion, High Mowing Organic seeds Vidalia Onion Vidalia onions are a sweet yellow onion native to the south, and originating from Vidalia, GA. They have their unique sweet taste due to an usually low amount of sulfur in soils of that geographic area. It was Georgia's official state vegetable back in 1990, and I recall eating a LOT of these as a child. They are hands down my favorite onion of all time! We will see how they do up here in the north, but so far, they are coming along nicely as seedlings! |
