Veggiescapes - Starter Berry Plants & Veggie Seedlings Cold Season (Ready for Planting after March 15th) Cold Season Special! 6 pack of Broccoli, Cabbage, Brussel Sprouts, Cauliflower - $10 Broccoli - DiCicco $2/plant Brussel Sprouts $2/plant Cabbage $2/plant Red Drum Golden Acre RedAcre Cauliflower $2/plant Chef's Choice Blend Early Snowball Greens $2/ six pack (made to order) Spinach - Bloomsdale Swiss Chard Kale - Red Winter Arugula Berries - Available May 1st! Strawberry Plants - Everbearing Ozarks & Tributes (2 1/2" pots) - $.75/each or $4 for 6 plants Raspberry (Red & Black) Canes - Assorted Varieties (Heritage Everbearer, Lathan Red, Bristol Black, Allen Black Raspberries) - $6 each Blackberry (Illini) Canes - $7 each Blueberry - $12 You'll need 2 varieties fro cross pollination! Herbert - One of the finest cultivated Blueberries ever to be named. Its flavor is just about perfect. Just sweet enough, yet has enough tart to bring out that delicious Blueberry flavor. Berries of largest size, nearly 1 inch in diameter, produced in tremendous clusters. These clusters are produced on the tips of the branches where they are easy to pick. One of the best commercial varieties and a must for the home garden. Ripens late mid-season or 10 days to 2 weeks after Bluecrop. Zones 4-8
Bluecrop - Very heavy crops of medium sized blueberries. Rarely bothered by late frost. Mid Season. The 5-6' tall bushes become a blaze of crimson in the fall, so they are ideal arranged as an informal hedge. Set plants 4-8' apart and make sure the soil is acidic.
Blueray - These native American varieties ripen in July and the harvest goes on for weeks. (You need two kinds for cross-pollination, three being even better.) The 5-6' tall bushes become a blaze of crimson in the fall, so they are ideal arranged as an informal hedge. Set plants 4-8' apart and make sure the soil is acidic. You'll have fresh blueberries for pies and preserves for many, many years. Hardy in Zones 4-8. Largest berry on the market! Very sweet, light blue fruits resist cracking.
Tomatoes - Available May 15th! 2 1/2" pots - $2.50 Gallon Pots - $5.00 Airyleaf - Yields abundant crops of deep-red, meaty, elongated tomatoes, 75 Days, Mid-season, Heirloom Amber Colored - heirloom with 2-inch amber-colored globes - 70 Days, Mid-season, Heirloom Amy’s Sugar Gem - A perfect choice as a snacking tomato, salad tomato or for tomato sauces. 71 Days, Mid-season, Heirloom Aunt Ginny’s Purple - Yields abundant crops of 1-pound, deep-pink, juicy tomatoes with little cracking - 79 Days, Mid-season, Heirloom Beaver Lodge Slicer - Plants are loaded with 2", smooth, red, round tomatoes that contain rich flavors, 55 Days Early-season Black Cherry - Yields clusters of 1", round, deep purple, cherry tomatoes, 64 Days, Early-season, Open pollinated Black Krim - Yields 3-4" slightly flattened dark-red beefsteak tomatoes, 75 Days, Mid-season, Heirloom Box Car Willie – Yields abundant crops of 10 to 16-ounce, smooth, bright-orange/red slicer -80 Days, Mid-season, Heirloom Buckbee’s New 50 Day - Great cooler, short season variety. Good yields of great tasting 4 oz., red, round fruit -55 Days, Early-season Caspian Pink - 1-2 pound, globe-shaped, pink-red beefsteak tomatoes, 80 Days, Mid-season, Heirloom Cosmonaut Volkov Red - 1-2 pound fruits have a full, complex flavor and nice acid/sweet balance - 72 Days, Mid-season, Heirloom Dagma’s Perfection - Medium-sized (3”, 12 oz.), pale-yellow fruits with delicate, light red striping, 73 Days, Mid-season Early Annie –Produces 3-inch, round, meaty fruits with few seeds - 60 Days, Determinate, Early-season, Heirloom Gigantesque – A heavy yield of BIG, 1-2 lb., orange-red, beefsteak tomatoes with a meaty, pink - 78 Days, Mid-season, Heirloom Green Zebra - The 2-inch round fruit ripens to a yellow-gold with dark-green zebra-like stripes, 75 Days Illini Star - Yield very large crops of 6-8 oz. round, deep-red tomatoes with an excellent sweet , 72 Days, Mid-season Isis Candy Cherry -Tomato produces a delightful, 1-inch round, yellow with red tinge and marbling, gold flesh, 67 Days, Early-season Kimberly - Yields 1 to 1 1/2-inch, golf ball-sized, red, round, tasty tomatoes - 68 Days, Indeterminate, Early-season, Open pollinated Northern Lights -4-inch, round beefsteak , yellow-orange with red blush on bottom and red center, 55 Days, Early-season, Heirloom Nyagous – Smooth, round tomatoes that are dark mahogany with dark grey-green shoulders 6 oz. , 76 Days, Mid-season, Heirloom Pink Ping Pong - Amazing yields of sweet, pink fruits the size of ping pong balls, 75 Days, Mid-season, Heirloom Silvery Fir Tree –Plants yield crops of bright-red, 2", 4-5 oz., flattened, round tomatoes - 55 Days, Early-season Taxi - Plants yield 4-6 ounce, meaty, uniformly-round, delicious, bright-yellow, sweet tomatoes - 68 Days, Early-season Tommy Toe –Plants yield copious amounts of 1”, bright red, cherry tomatoes, 70 Days, Mid-season, Heirloom Yellow Ping Pong - Yields clusters of 1 1/2 inch golden yellow ping ball shaped fruit, 74 Days, Mid-season Yellow Ruffled - 2 to 3-inch fruit, pleasing, mild flavor - 80 Days, Indeterminate, Mid-season, Heirloom
2 1/2" Pots - $2.50 6 packs - $10
Bell Peppers Red Marconi – Italian sweet pepper. Deep red fruit 7-10 inches long - 92 Days, Heirloom Purple Beauty – Eggplant-colored fruit 3-4 inches long, 69-80 Days California Wonder 300TMR – Sweet green pepper, turns Golden California Wonder Bell Yolo Wonder Canary Bell Chile Peppers Jalapenos Early jalapenos Serrano - Tampiqueno NuMex Joe E parker Cayenne Ancho/Poblano Habanero Jamaican Red Santaka Hot Asian Summer Squash Scallop - Early White Bush Zucchini Cocozelle Yellow Squash Winter Squash Acorn Buttercup Butternut Delicata Pumpkin - Sugar Pie Spaghetti Melon Cantaloupe - Honey Dew Green Cantaloupe - Iroquois Watermelons - Sugar Baby Cucumbers Boston Pickling Lemon Marketmore Munchers Tomatillos - Toma Verde Eggplant
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