This ancient, Asian green, also called pak choi, is just as excellent in a stir fry as in a marinated ...
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Grow these nutrient-rich powerhouses quickly and easily right in your kitchen. Discover new ways to enjoy your greens! Harvest at ...
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A collection sure to produce a bountiful harvest of reliable vegetables! Includes the following: Basil Italian Genovese Organic Bean Bush ...
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An important part of Asian cuisine for thousands of years, adzuki beans, mung beans, and lentils are enjoyed worldwide for ...
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The deep, rich color of ‘Beaujolais’ is sensational paired with pastel sweet peas. Spencer-type sweet peas have large flowers and ...
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A collection of flowers to attract and nurture bees in your garden.Have you ever noticed how many different types of ...
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What tomato lover wouldn’t love thick, meaty slices of homegrown tomatoes on their sandwiches? ‘Beefsteak’ is a century-old favorite not ...
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Not only Irish eyes will smile at this unusual plant. Its bright green bells with their tiny white “clappers” are ...
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Grow this star in your garden! Selected for its heat tolerance, it’s great for spring or late-summer sowing. The big, ...
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‘Benary’s Giant’ blooms are truly giant at up to 6″, and come in a rainbow of eye-pleasing colors for an ...
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Big Max’ is the choice of giant pumpkin growers. Unlike some large pumpkins that are just blobs, ‘Big Max’ is ...
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Once properly cured, hard-shelled gourds, such as ‘Birdhouse’, can last for decades and can be painted, carved, cut, or drilled ...
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A beautiful vegetable with lovely, lavender blossoms pretty enough to grow in the flower garden. ‘Black Beauty’ has set the ...
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Zucchini is one vegetable that just won’t quit! This highly productive bush-type heirloom from the 1920s takes up little garden ...
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This almost-black beauty is equally at home in formal and cottage gardens. Scabiosa blooms for an exceptionally long time, is ...
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This Russian heirloom originated in Krymsk on the Black Sea in Russia. Baseball-sized fruits weigh 10–12 ounces and have reddish-brown ...
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