Brother Nature Organic Seeds and Companion Planting - Victoria, Canada

Brother Nature Organic Seeds

Table of Contents

Collection Packs Page 3
Perennials Pages 4 to 22
Vegetables Page 22 to 33
Herbs Pages 33 to 38
Annuals Pages 39 to 49
Order form Page 50

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Welcome to Brother Nature.ca where our passion is natural, pesticide and chemical free gardening.
We love gardening and gardeners too and as a result we have thousands of them as satisfied
customers.

We feel it is our duty to preserve and protect and teach about sustainable seed, soil & food sources. Our
desire is to support any agricultural process that leads to healthier people, plants and soil. Our highly
diverse gardens, tended to in an organic style (with crop rotation and companion planting etc.) creates a
well balanced, sustainable and healthy environment. These organic practices have proven there is never a
need for artificial inputs that can and will alter the natural reproductive capabilities of our plants and their
environment.

We provide 100% naturally grown this means zero pesticides, herbicides or chemicals are added to
our plot or plantsever!! We do not grow or sell genetically modified seeds. We also eat many of the
vegetables and edible flowers that are produced in our gardens, so we are diligent about our grow
process for our own health purposes.

When we amend our garden soil it is provided by an organic soil producer. All of our plants are
openly pollinated, our water source is spring fed and we hand weed, pick, clean and package in an
eco-friendly packaging. We do not treat or coat our seed with anything and because we personally
germination test every batch, every year, we know our product will meet your expectations.

People love to tell us about their success and rave about the quality of our seeds. Many have commented on
the generous seed count in the packages, where as other seed companies provide only the exact number
specified, we package by inverse ratio to the germination rates. We want to be sure that a 100 seed count
package provides 100 germinated seeds.

Brother Nature Natural Seeds sprang to life in 2002 driven by a passion for nature, healthful
gardening & an inexpensive way to provide fail safe, naturally grown seeds and plants, for our own
private greenhouses, that supply our 25 year old landscaping business. We located a suitable plot on
a Historic Farm in the Cowichan Valley, BC, Canada and began our project. It was tremendously
successful and many friends, family and all of our landscaping and nursery clients requested we sell
some seed to them. They had already had plants in their gardens from our nursery and those plants
came from seed we had saved so they knew our product would serve them well.

Our company is also proud to announce that we are now selling our seed WORLD WIDE. Our seeds
have found homes in Spain, England, Denmark, Australia, Holland and several US states! Have an
abundant season. Stay Happy & Healthy!! At Brother Nature we sell you trust. Enjoy your Garden and
thank you for investing in sustainable agriculture.

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will allow you to enjoy your gardening endeavors just a little longer and may help avoid those next day
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Brother Nature Variety Collection Packs.
Each variety is individually packaged so you can select where each plant
will be planted. So easy…A gorgeous garden in one package
For more information on what is in each pack go to
click on the links below.
We will be updating our Variety Pack Listings in this catalogue (for
printing purposes) soon to display what is in each package soon.
US buyers cannot buy these due to importation laws

1st Year Perennial
2nd Year Perennial
Bee Attracting Garden
Beneficial Insect Collection
Butterfly Garden
Colorful Salad Bowl
Companion Plants
Cut-Flower Collection
Deer Resistant Collection
Dried Flower Collection
Drought Tolerant I
Drought Tolerant II
Fire & Glory
Flavor Pack Herb
Herb Garden
Hummingbird Attractor
Orange Glow
Passion for Purple
Pretty in Pink
Purity White
Scented Collection
Sunshine Yellow
True Blue
Valentine Collection
Vegetable Collection
Wildflower I Garden
Wildflower II Garden



#: 26. Type: P. Money Plant. Blooms: June to August
Latin: Lunaria annua. Variety: Bi-ennial. Harvest: June to
August
Instruction: Sow 2 cm deep. Germination is 10 to 15 days..
Temp 13C to 15C Height: 30cm to 60cm. Spread: 25cm to
30cm.
Money Plant will produce long spikes with clusters of small,
sweetly scented lilac flowers, on grayish green foliage. The
strong stems are multi-branched and are long lasting as a cut flower in both bloom
time and vase life. After the outer shell has dropped, the seed pods provide a unique,
rice paper thin, round silver dollar that provides interest in any dried flower
arrangement.. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 50 seeds. $2.79

#: 34. Type: P. Shasta Daisy. Blooms: June to August
Latin: Chrysanthemum maximum. Variety: Alaska.
Harvest: June to August
Instruction: Surface sow after last frost. Germination is 10
to 15 days..
35cm.
Easy to grow, these tough plants produce single and semi
double blooms up to seven inches across! Fantastic in almost any conditions or soil.
Shasta daisy is drought tolerant, deer resistant and self sows easily making them a
great addition to any wildflower or rural garden. Cut them back immediately after
flowering to encourage a second crop.. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 150 seeds.
$2.79

#: 30. Type: P. Pyrethrum Daisy. Blooms: May to July
Latin: tanacetum coccineum. Variety: Giant Mix. Harvest:
May to July
Instruction: Sow 1 to 2 mm. Germination is 7 to 14 days..
35cm.
Striking daisy like flowers, on strong stems, from scented,
feathery foliage in a range of pink and magenta shades.
Early blooming perennial and long lasting cutflower that is deer resistant and
drought tolerant. Although they are strong stemmed bloomers, a tomatoe cage
placed over the 2nd year clump will aid in keeping the plant erect in windy
conditions. Plants are used to make organic pesticides and so stay bug free..
Location: Full Sun. 100 seeds. $2.99



#: 40. Type: P. Maltese Cross Lychnis. Blooms: July to
September Latin: Lychnus chalcedonica. Variety: Maltese
Cross. Instruction: Do not cover. Needs light to germinate.
21 to 28 days. Temp 18C to 22C Height: 40cm to 60cm.
Spread: 25cm to 30cm. This outstanding beauty has bright
green, lance shaped leaves offset by striking scarlet red
flowers, borne on stiffly erect stems. Does well in sandy soils
in full sun. Location: Full Sun. 100 seeds. $2.79

#: 52. Type: P. Columbine Purple. Blooms: May to June
Latin: Aquilegia. Variety: Black Barlow. Harvest: May to
JuneInstruction: Sow outside. No Cover. Germination is 21
to 28 days. Temp 18C to 25C Height: 30cm to 50cm.
Spread: 10cm to 15cm. Superb deep purple pleated flowers
that make a bold statement in beds borders, rock gardens
and early bouquets. Grows well in part to full shade..
Location: Shade or Part Shade. 100 seeds. $2.79

#: 38. Type: P. Rose Campion Lychnis. Blooms: July to
September. Latin: Lychnis coronaria. Variety: Rose
Campion. Instruction: Do not cover. Needs light to
germinate. 21 to 28 days. Temp 18C to 22C Height: 50cm to
75cm. Spread: 25cm to 45cm.This perennial forms dense
clumps of silver-white foliage and multi-branched, gray
green stems and produces deep to moderate pink blooms for
much of the summer.They are very drought tolerant, and
are known to be deer resistant. Location: Full Sun. 100 seeds. $2.79

#: 76. Type: P. Blanket Flower. Blooms: May to
September Latin: Gaillardia. Variety: Red Plume plus.
Instruction: Surface sow for 14 to 21 days. Seed needs light
to germinate. Temp 18C to 22C Height: 35cm to 40cm.
Spread: 25cm to 30cm. Very, very full flowers on compact
plants that produce all summer and are very heat tolerant.
Used extensively in municipal plantings for its toughness.
Good cut flower. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 100
seeds. $2.99



#: 178. Type: P. Goliath Helinium. Blooms: June to
August
Latin: Inula helenium. Variety: Goliath. Instruction: Sow 2
mm deep. Germination is 14 to 42 days..
20cm.
Large bright yellow flowers on a giant plant with velvety
pointed leaves. Traditionally use as a anti bacterial agent.
Drought Tolerant and great for the back of a border garden and makes a great
addition to any bouquet.. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 125 seeds. $2.79

#: 188. Type: P. Gas Plant. Blooms: May to June
Latin: Dictamnus albus. Variety: purpureus.
Instruction: Plant 1mm deep. Germinates in 28 to 42 days..
60cm.
Early Autumn spikes of fragrant flowers with a graceful
stamens.. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 10 seeds. $2.79

#: 196. Type: P. Purple Salvia. Blooms: July to
September
Latin: Salvia farinacea. Variety: Victoria.
Instruction: Surface sow. Germination is 10 to 15 days..
35cm.
Produces masses of violet blue flower spikes perfect for
cutting. Use as a drought tolerant, deer resistant bed or
border plant. Very popular in park plantings for ease of care.. Location: Full Sun.
45 seeds. $2.49

#: 270. Type: P. Aubretia. Blooms: March to June
Latin: aubretia deltoidea. Variety: Purple Rock Cress.
Instruction: Direct sow Spring or in Fall in zone above 5 or
6. Do not cover as seed needs light to germinate.
Germination is 7 to 14 days..
35cm.
Aubretia is also known by the common name lilacbush. It is
an eyecatching dwarf, trailing plant covered with flowers in rich purple shades that
continues right through Spring. Aubretia creates a bold display in rock gardens,
walls, borders and containers. Aubretia is an extrememly tough, frost tolerant plant
that is well suited for problem areas like full sun and sandy, drought-prone soils..
Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 100 seeds. $2.99


#: 1 - Type P Zone: 4 - 10 Bee Balm. Blooms : July to
AugustLatin: Monarda didyma. Variety: Croftway Pink.
Instruction: Sow 1 mm deep. 14 to 21 days.
Temp 15C to 20C Height: 60cm to 70cm
Spread 30cm to 35cm
A slow spreading plant that has a great aroma. Sprinkle its leaves
and flowers in fruit salads. Good plant for poor, well drained soil.
It has a unique flowering habit, funky seed heads which makes it
a gorgeous as a cut flower. Butterflies and hummingbirds love this
plant and it is drought tolerant and deer resistant. Note that the bergamot herb is not the
source of bergamot oil. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 50 Seeds. $2.49

#: 5 - Type P Zone: 6 - 10 Coral Bells. Blooms June to
August
Latin: Heuchera. Variety: Best Red.
Instruction: Barely cover. Germination is 8 to 15 days.
Spread 30cm to 35cm
Sprays of tiny pure red flowers on brilliant glossy green leaves.
Great rock gardens and borders. An outstanding strain for the
garden and for cut flowers.
Location: Part Shade 100 Seeds. $2.99

#: 7 - Type P Zone: 4 - 9 Coreopsis. Blooms: June to
September. Latin: Coreopsis lanceolata. Variety: Summer Sun.
Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Germinates 14 to 21 days.
Spread 30cm to 50cm
One of the best and oldest varieties of cultivated wildflowers.
These plants prefer the well drained soil poor so many of us are
blessed with. Coreopsis is a great cut flower that is deer resistant,
drought tolerant, butterflies adore it. Coreopsis has also proven to
be a lady bug magnet to our gardens. Lady bugs are very beneficial to any garden as they
are known to eat aphids.Location: Full Sun or Part Shade . 100 Seeds. $2.99

#: 10 - Type P. Zone: 8 - 11 Four o clocks. Blooms: June to
September. Latin: Mirabilis jalapa. Variety: Marvel of Peru.
Instruction: Sow 2 to 3 mm deep. Germination 7 to 14 days.
Temp 18C to 22C Height: 50cm to 100cm . Spread 30cm to 60cm
Marble coloured trumpet shaped flowers. Slightly sweet scented.
Grows a tuber that may be stored as you would a dahlia or left in
well drained ground in warmer climates. Flowers only open when
the sun is shining. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 15 Seeds.
$2.99



#: 12 -Type P Zone: 3 - 9 Pink Foxglove. Blooms: May to
August. Latin: Digitalis purpurea. Variety: Mystic.
Instruction: Direct sow 1 to 2 cm deep. Mid August to
September.Self sowing.
Spread 30cm to 40cm. Blooms: May to August
Foxglove produces spires of large pink tubular florets with
speckled throats. Flowers 1st year from early sowing. Plants are
hardy bi-ennials.Useful as cutflower or wild flowers.
Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 150 Seeds. $2.79

#: 14 - Type P Zone: 7 - 9 Red Hot Poker. Blooms: June to
AugustLatin: Kniphophia. Variety: Torch Lily.
Instruction: Sow 2 to 3 mm deep.
Germination is 7 to 21 days. Temp 20C to 25C
Height: 80cm to 90cm . Spread 70cm to 100cm
Easy to grow! This evergreen perennial produces brilliant orange
and yellow tubular flowers on slender spikes. They will tolerate
wind and coastal conditions and thrives in a well drained, full sun,
open location. For fuller more vibrant flowers, keep watered in
hot summer months. Superb showy cut flower for large arrangements. Hummingbirds love
this plant and will visit frequently. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 50 Seeds. $2.79

#: 16 - Type P Zone: 8 - 10 Carnation. Blooms: July to
August. Latin: Dianthus caryophyllus. Variety: Chabaud.
Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Germination 14 to 20 days.
Temp 18C to 22C Height: 35cm to 30cm. Spread 35cm to 40cm
Spicy clove fragrance from brilliant yellow blooms. Perfect for
cutting. Great for jazzing up any bouquet with its frilled edges
and bright color. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade 50 Seeds.
$2.79

#: 23 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 10 Lupines. Blooms: June to July
Latin: Lupines albus. Variety: Lupinus.
Instruction: Scarify & soak 24 hours.
Germination is 14 to 28 days.
Spread 30cm to 40cm
Produces lots of spikes of long scented flowers great for cutting.
Easy care plant in beds and borders. Thin foliage out on
established plants and water from the bottom for optimal results.
Trumpet shaped flowers are followed by spiky ornamental seedpods which last well and cut
arrangements. Location: Part Shade. 35 Seeds. $2.79


#: 27 – Type P Zone: 3 - 9 Malva. Blooms: June to
SeptemberLatin: Malva sylvestris. Variety: Musk Mallow.
Instruction: Sow 2 cm deep. Germination is 7 to 21 days.
Perfect for naturalizing in a wild garden or odd corner. Selected
for its deep purple, veined bloosoms and hairy textured leaves,
these hearty moisture tolerant giants, provide a bounty of cut
flowers. The leaves release a musky sent when crushed. Reliable,
deer resistant,cold tolerant and a long bloomer.
Location: Full Sun. 50 Seeds. $2.79

#: 29 – Type P Zone: 5 - 9 Pinks. Blooms: June to July
Latin: Dianthus. Variety: Old Fashioned. Blooms: June to July
Instruction: Sow 2 cm deep.Germination is 5 to 14 days.

Easy to grow. Wonderfully scented garden or cut flowers. Bright
and cheerful addition to your garden or bouquets. Great easy
care and colour for Part Sun to Part Shade.
Location: Part Sun to Part Shade. 75 Seeds $2.99

#: 33 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 10 Sea Holly. Blooms: July to
September. Latin: eryngium amethystinum. Variety: Blue Sky
Spray. Instruction: Light cover. Germination is 5 to 10 days.
Vibrant silver blue foliage with metallic blue seedpods that sport
radiant spiny bracts. Excellent in cutflowers & dried
arrangements. Cut before they fully open as these will continue to
open in the drying process. Hanging them upside down to dry
ensures weaker stems do not flop over. Great conversation piece
for a dinner bouquet or garden focal point.Long grown in seaside gardens for its salt
tolerance. Deer resistant. Location: Full Sun. 35 Seeds $2.79

#: 36. Type: P. Babies Breath. Blooms: July to August
Latin: Gypsophila paniculata. Variety: Bristol Fairy.
Harvest: July to August
Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Germination is 7 to 21 days.
Transplant when second set of true leaves appear. Plant in
full sun and shelter from strong winds. Cut back after
flowering to encourage second flush..
70cm.These plants will produce a mound of airy cloud-
like,pure white blooms. Do not divide this perennial. It resent division or being
moved because of its extrememly deep taproot. If it becomes necessary to relocate
your Babies Breath, be sure you only attempt this in its dormant season. Seasoned
gardeners have been known to propagate from cuttings in Spring but starting again
from seed or seedling is the surest way to multiply your stock.. Location: Full Sun or
Part Shade. 100 seeds. $2.79


#: 39 - Type P. Zone: 8 - 10 Wallflower. Blooms: May to
JulyLatin: Erysimum cheiri. Variety: Monarch Fair Lady.
Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Germinates in 5 to 10 days.
Temp 13C to 18C Height: 45cm to 50cm Spread 20cm to 35cm
The perfect border plant that is great in beds. This early,
lengthy bloomer provides masses of sweetly scented flowers in
marbled and solid colours. Plant in a sunny, open position in
well drained fertile soil. Cut back after blooming leaving only a
few leaves on each stem. Spectacular cut-flower. The incredible
aroma easily fills a room. Very easy to grow and deer resistant. Great early Spring scent
and colour. Will bloom early as February in warm climates. Location: Full Sun or Part
Shade. 100 Seeds $2.79

#: 41 - Type P. Zone: 2 - 10 Canterbury Bells. Blooms: June
to September. Latin: Campanula carpatica. Variety: Blue Bells.
Instruction: Direct sow. No cover. Germination is 10 to 21 days.

A long lasting cut flower that produces abundant stalks of small
bell shaped blooms in shades of blue and white with some pinks.
Prefers good drainage.
Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 125 Seeds $1.99

#: 43 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 9 Sweet Oxe Eye.
Latin: Telekia speciosa. Variety: Species.
Instruction: Do not cover. Keep moist. Germination is 21 to 28
days. Temp 18C to 25C Height: 30cm to 200cm. Spread 30cm to
60cm. Clump forming plant with large hairy heart shaped
aromatic leaves remaniscent of cane sugar. Attracts butterflys
and beneficial insects with 3.5 in. bright yellow fuzzy flowers on
4 to 6 ft. upright stems. An easy care standout that does well in
moist areas and shade. Location: Part Shade. 125 Seeds $2.79

#: 45 - Type P. Zone: 4 - 10 Cupids Dart. Blooms: June to
August. Latin: Catananche coerulea. Variety: Cupids Blue Dart.
Cupids dart blooms in its first year. It has attractive gray green
foliage with paper like purple/blue blooms that make superb
dried flowers with colour that lasts for ages. Cupids Dart is
drought tolerant once established. Location: Full Sun or Part


#: 49 - Type P. Zone: 4 - 10 Baby'sBreath.
Latin: Gypsophila repens. Variety: Rosea.
Blooms: July to August
Gypsophila repens rosea is also known as Creeping Baby's
Breath. Its natural creeping effect makes it a perfect choice for
rock gardens and walls creating cascading clouds of pure pink
blooms. Excellent ground cover and frost hardy.Cut back after
flowering to encourage a second bloom. Often used by florists for foliage. Blooms bigger
and better every year! Location: Full Sun. 100 Seeds $2.79

#: 51 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 9 Columbine Mix.
Latin: Aquilegia. Variety: Mix. Blooms: May to June
Instruction: Direct sow. Do not cover as seed needs light to
germinate. Germination is 21 to 28 days.

Superb mix of colors. Flowers make a bold statement in beds
borders, rock gardens and early bouquets. Grows well in part to
full shade. Great selection for naturalized or woodland gardens.
Gorgeous! Location: Shade or Part Shade. 60 Seeds $2.79

#: 92 - Type P. Zone: 2 - 10 Nicotiana White. Blooms: June
to September.Latin: Nicotiana sylvestris. Variety: Flowering
Tabacco. Instruction: Do not cover. Germination 10 to 20 days.

Popular for using massed in beds this tall plant produces large
drooping white tubular scented flowers that attract
hummingbirds and other beneficials. Easy to grow. Great for
container plantings and cut flowers.

#: 133 - Type P. Zone: 4 - 10 White Lychnus. Blooms: July
to September. Latin: Lychnus coronaria. Variety: Alba.
Instruction: Do not cover. Needs light to germinate. 21 to 28 days.
This perennial forms dense clumps of silver-green foliage and
multi-branched, gray green stems, and produces pure white
blooms for much of the summer. They are very drought tolerant,
and are known to be deer resistant.
Location: Full Sun 55 Seeds $2.79


#: 174 - Type P. Zone: 5 - 7 Angels Fishing Rod. Blooms:
May to June. Latin: Dierama pulcherrimum. Variety: Heirloom.
Instruction: Start indoor in very early Spring or sow directly
outside in April. Sow at a depth of at 3mm deep. Germnation is
usually about 14 to 35 days. Transplant to a rich, moist,warm
sheltered but sunny location for best results. Once established
they are marginally frost hardy and dislike being relocated. For
those of you in cooler climates, plant in large pots that you can
bring inside over the winter months. These charming elegant
plants are worth every effort. Temp 15C to 22C Height: 36cm to 72cm. Spread 5cm to
100cm. These clump producing,showy spiked grey-green leaves produce long gracefully
arched stems that a produce soft pink bell shaped flowers. Perfect for Pondside settings.
These plant provides elegance to flower arrangements and landscapes alike.

#: 176 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 9 Heliopsis.
Latin: Heliopsis helianthoides. Variety: Summer Sun.
Instruction: Plant directly outside. 1 to 2 mm deep. 14 to 28 days.

This compact,upright,clump forming plant is great for repeat
cutting. Blooms at 3 feet! Stunning!
Location: Full Sun. 115 Seeds $2.79

#: 183 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 9 Poppy Orange.
Latin: Papaver orientale. Blooms: May to June
Instruction: Surface Sow. Seed needs light to germinate. No
Cover. Temp 16C to 22C Height: 20cm to 50cm. Spread 20cm to
30cm

Spectacular perennial orange blooms on low growing serrated
fern like foliage. Sow seed directly to the garden Spring. Once
established these have been known to out live the gardener.
Vibrant color in late Spring and early summer. Location: Full Sun. 200 Seeds $2.79

#: 189 - Type P. Zone: 7 - 10 Prarie Mallow. Blooms: July to
September. Latin: Sidalcea malviflora. Variety: Rose Queen.
Spread 20cm to 30cm

Perfect for naturalizing in a moist landscapers and borders.
Mallow enjoys full sun but will tolerate some shade in warmer
climates. It's attractively divided, hairy foliage produces tall
spikes of pink saucer shaped blooms, make it a useful cut-flower and filler. Keep soil moist
to encourage stronger yield. You may also cut back after 1st flowering to encourage a
second bloom period.Location: Full Sun. 50 Seeds $2.79


#: 191 - Type P. Zone: 5 - 9 Dwarf White Bellflower.
Latin: Campanula takesimana. Variety: Alba. Blooms: June to
August.Instruction: Do not cover. Seed needs light to germinate.
10 to 21 days. Temp 20C to 28C Height: 30cm to 35cm
Spread 1cm to 15cm

Very reliable and easy to naturalize. These plants produce a mass
of , citrus smelling leaves, white daisy like flowers with yellow
centers, on multi branched stems. Fever few has very long history
in its medicinal uses, such as dispelling fevers and treating arthritis. Good cut flower filler,
beneficial insect attractor and companion plant. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade.
150 Seeds $2.79

#: 194 - Type P. Zone: 6 - 10 Feverfew.
Latin: Tanacetum parthenium. Variety: Chrysanthemum.
Instruction: Surface sow and barely cover. Germination is 7 to 14
days. Temp 15C to 22C Height: 40cm to 60cm
Spread 3cm to 35cm

Very reliable and easy to naturalize. These plants produce a mass
of citrus smelling leaves and white daisy like flowers with yellow
centres, on multi branched stems. Feverfew has very long history
in its medicinal uses, such as dispelling fevers and treating arthritis. Good cut flower filler
and beneficial insect attracter. Feverfew is deer resistant and drought tolerant.

#: 203 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 9 Lupines. Blooms: June to July
Latin: Lupinus albus. Variety: Russels Pink.
Instruction: Scarify or soak 24 hours. 14 to 28 days.

Produces lots of spikes of long scented flowers great for cutting.
Easy care plant in beds and borders. Thin foliage out on
established plants and water from the bottom for optimal results.
Location: Full Sun. 35 Seeds $2.79

#: 215 - Type P. Zone: 7 - 10 Pink Prarie Mallow.
Latin: Sidalcea campestris. Variety: Meadow Sidalcea.
Temp 15C to 18C Height: 85cm to 100cm. Spread: 20cm to 30cm

Perfect for naturalizing in a moist landscapers and borders.
Mallow enjoys full sun but will tolerate some shade in warmer
climates. It's attractively divided, hairy foliage produces tall
spikes of pink saucer shaped blooms, make it a useful cut-flower
and filler. Keep soil moist to encourage stronger yield. You may also cut back after 1st
flowering to encourage a second bloom period. This plant has attractively divided foliage
producing tall spikes of white hollyhock like fragrant blooms. Location: Full Sun. 75 Seeds
$2.79


#: 220 - Type P. Zone: 4 - 7 German Statice. Blooms:
July to September. Latin: Goniolimon tataricum. Variety:
Sea Lavender. Instruction: Sow 1 to 2 mm deep and place
in a dark area for 10 to 15 days. Temp 6C to 10C Height:
50cm to 55cm. Spread 25cm to 30cm.
Drought tolerant and deer resistance make this seed a
popular choice for many gardeners with difficult conditions.
It's clusters of tiny white flowers and delicately branched
stems, are used extensively as a filler for commercial cut and dried flower
arrangements because the delicate foliage and flowers give bouquets an airy,
romantic look. Gorgeous addition to any garden. Location: Full Sun. 50 Seeds $2.79

#: 222 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 10 Yarrow. Blooms: July to
September. Latin: Achillea millefolium.Variety: Rosea.
Instruction: Surface sow. Germination is 10 to 15 days
Temp 16C to 23C Height: 30cm to 30cm. Spread 15cm to
20cm. Used for centuries for medicinal purposes, these
plants produce clusters of tiny pink flowers, on soft, lacey,
aromatic foliage. Excellent for use in fresh of dried flower
bouquets and grows well in poor dry soil. Herbal tea from
the flowering plant can be made to treat colds, fever &
indigestion. Yarrow has also been noted for its use in slowing external bleeding
when leaves are crushed and wrapped around the wounded area. Native Americans
depended on it for all of the above and more. Easy to grow. Location: Full Sun or
Part Shade. 100 Seeds $2.79

#: 227 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 10 Balloon Flower.
Latin: Platycodon grandiflorum.Variety: Fuji Blue.
Instruction: No cover. Needs light to germinate in 10 to 15
days. Temp 18C to 22C Height: 20cm to 30cm. Spread
10cm to 20cm.Excellent for use in beds, borders, rock
gardens and containers. Dwarf plants produce hot air
balloon shaped flower pods that puff up before bursting
open to a star shaped purple blue flower, with dark
veining. Easy to grow and makes a great conversation
plant.Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 35 Seeds $3.99

264 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 9 Baby Blue Delphinium. Blooms:
July to September. Latin: Delphinium. Color : Light Blue
50cm.Great early cutflower.Deer resistant & drought tolerant
producing stunning baby blue flower spikes,especially in a second
in subsequent years. Provide even moisture and bright light for
best results. Location: Full Sun. 35 Seeds $2.99


#: 271 - Type P. Zone: 6 - 9. White Verbascum. Looms:
June to September. Latin: verbascum olympicum. Variety:
Species. Instruction: Surface sow in early Spring.
Germination is 14 to 21 days. Temp 23C to 28C Height:
25cm to 250cm. Spread 30cm to 60cm. Blooms: v June to
August.Similar in habit to Foxgloves but produces even
taller, branching spires with bright golden yellow flowers
from mid summer onwards. Forms a dense basil clump of
gray - green, woolly felt covered leaves, making it drought tolerant or Deer
Resistant. Native to the dry, rocky hillsides of Greece and Turkey. It thrives in
poor, well drained soils and self sows making it a great selection for a wildflower
garden. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 200 Seeds $2.99

#: 276 - Type P. Zone: 4 - 9 Red Potentilla.
Latin: potentilla calabra. Instruction: Sow 1 to 2 mm deep.
Germination is 14 to 21 days. Temp 15C to 22C Height:
25cm to 35cm. Spread 30cm to 40cm.Native to eastern
Europe these brilliant yellow, flowering perennials
resemble strawberry plants that are actually related to
roses. Great as an easy care, long blooming plant in beds
borders and rock gardens. Striking contrast to red or
purple flowering plants. Evergreen in warm climates. 2nd year bloomer worth
waiting for.Location: Full Sun. 50 Seeds $2.99

#: 282 - Type P. Zone: 6 - 9 Purple & White Delphinium.
Latin: Delphinium elatum. Blooms: July to September
Instruction: Sow 3mm deep. Germinates 7 to 21 days.
50cm. Rich royal purple flowers with pure white centers on
spires up to 5 ft tall. Hummingbirds and Bees love the rich
colour and nectar of these show stoppers. Delphinium makes
a stunning statement in any garden or bouquet. Location:
Full Sun. 35 Seeds $2.79

#: 290 - Type P. Zone: 2 - 10 Dahlia Mix.
Latin: Dahlia variabilis. Variety: Dahlia Mix.
Instruction: Plant 2 mm deep. Germinates in 5 to 10 days.
50cm. A mix of single or double and semi double flowers in
a vast range of colors and combinations. Flowers only 70
days from seed. Produces ample cut flowers. May be treated as an annual or stored
tubers. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 35 Seeds $2.99


#: 4 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 10 Echinacea. Blooms: July to
September Latin: Echinacea purpurea. Variety: Purple
Cone Flower. Instruction: Sow 5 mm deep. Germination is
Spread 25cm to 30cm. A bouquet sweet scent fills a room
and the birds love the seed heads in winter garden.
Echinacea is reputed to increase the bodies resistance to
infection and colds. Scented, deer resistant ,drought tolerant
and attracts beneficial insects. Striking purple daisy like flowers with orange and
golden brown central cones. A very frost hardy plant that likes full sun and fertile
soil and will provide abundant cut-flowers once established. Location: Full Sun or
Part Shade. 100 Seeds $2.79

#: 13 - Type P. Zone: 3 – 9. Geum.
Latin: G.chiloense. Variety: Mrs. Bradshaw.
Instruction: 4 weeks stratification.Germination is 21 to 28
30cm to 40cm. Blooms: July to September.
Provides one of the longer shows of continuous bloom
available. Brilliant red double flowers along stems start
early and with cutting continues till heavy frost. Deep
evergreen foliage is great in beds, borders and rock gardens.

#: 15 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 9 Sweet Rocket.
Latin: Hesperis matronalis. Variety: Species.
Instruction: Surface sow. Germination is 10 to 25 days.
35cm. A long lived, easy to grow, early blooming perennial.
Sweet Rocket has been long loved for its intensely sweet
scented lilac purple blooms on single spikes. Perfect for
adding scent to cut bouquets and attracting bees and other
pollinators to the garden. Ideal for the back of beds and
borders. These plants are very hardy and adaptable. Self sows. Location: Full Sun
or Part Shade 100 Seeds $2.79

#: 21 - Type P. Zone: 3 – 10. Globe Thistle.
Latin: Echinops ritro . Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep.
Germination is 14 to 21 days. Blooms: July to September.
30cm. Vibrant violet blue with globe shaped flowers on long
stemmed silvery blue foliage. Very striking as a cut flower
and holds its blue color amazingly well after drying. Grows
in any soil as long as it is well drained. Deer resistant,
drought tolerant and works well in wildflower garden or herbaceous border.
Location: Full Sun or Part Shade 25 Seeds $2.99


#: 28 - Type P. Zone: 5 - 9 Ornamental Onion. Blooms:
June to August.Latin: allium. Variety: Old Mans Beard.
Instruction: Surface sow in early Spring. Temp 10C to 15C
Height: 30cm to50cm. Spread 5cm to 10cm. Tree onion or
Old Man's beard is a highly unusual and easy to grow slow
spreader. Also known as everlasting or everready these
drought tolerant, naturalizing perennials produce the bulb
on the top of it's drumstick stems rather than the bottom.
Old man's beard tiny bulbs sprout curly green hairs before
dropping from the plant. Good companion plant for repelling aphids. All parts of
this plant are edible.Location: Full Sun or Part Shade 50 Seeds $2.79

#: 33 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 10 Sea Hol ly. Latin: eryngium
amethystinum. Variety: Blue Sky Spray. Instruction: Light
cover. Germination is 5 to 10 days. Temp 18C to 25C
Height: 75cm to 80cm. Spread 30cm to 40cm.Vibrant silver
blue foliage with metallic blue seedpods that sport radiant
spiny bracts. Excellent in cutflowers & dried arrangements.
Cut before they fully open as these will continue to open in
the drying process. Hanging them upside down to dry
ensures weaker stems do not flop over. Great conversation
piece for a dinner bouquet or garden focal point.Long grown in seaside gardens for
its salt tolerance. Deer resistant. Location: Full Sun 35 Seeds $2.79

#: 35 - Type P. Zone: 2 - 10 Snow in Summer. Blooms:
May to June.Latin: Cerastium mentosum. Variety: Snow
Cap. Instruction: Sow 1 to 2 mm deep. Germination is 5 to
15 days. Temp 20C to 25C Height: 10cm to 15cm. Spread
15cm to 20cm. Hardy, dwarf ,trailing and drought tolerant
plants with silvery foliage, covered in a blanket of white
blossoms. Great for rock gardens and walls. Early bloomer.
Sheer spent flowers to promote further blooms. Location:
Full Sun . 100 Seeds $2.79

#: 42 - Type P. Zone: 4 – 10. Giant Yellow Scabiosa
Latin: Cephalaria gigantea. Variety: Giant Yellow.
Blooms: July to September. Instruction: Plant 1 to 2 mm
deep. Germinates in 21 to 28 days. Temp 18C to 25C
Height: 30cm to 65cm. Spread 30cm to 60cm. A rarely
seen, bold plant for large beds and borders. 1 - 2 ft. clump
forming plant with large deeply lobed leaves that produces
a profusion of pale yellow pincushion like flowers, on
stems that reach 6 to 10 feet. Attract butterflies and othe
nectar lovers to your garden Good drought tolerant, cut flower with a long bloom
period and vase life when flower is harvested just as it is opening. 35 Seeds Price:
$2.99


#: 50 - Type P. Zone: 4 - 10 Lambs Ear.
Latin: Byzantine stachys . Instruction: Direct sow 2 mm
deep. Germination is 10 to 20 days. Temp 13C to 18C
Height: 25cm to 30cm. Spread 25cm to 30cm. Low growing
ornamental plant with SUPER fuzzy leaves and flower
spikes producing brilliant pink blossoms. Lambs Ear is deer
resistant, drought tolerant.

#: 72 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 9 Helianthus.
Latin: Heliopsis helianthoides. Blooms: June to September
30cm. One of the best and oldest varieties of cultivated
wildflowers. These plants prefer the well drained poor soil
many of us are blessed with! Great cut or dried. Larger
plantings will attract butterflies. Location: Full Sun or Part

#: 109 - Type P. Zone: 4 - 10 Sweet William. Latin:
Dianthus barbatus. Variety: Wee Mix.
20cm. Very compact plants in red, pink and white in a
variety of color combinations that bring cheer to any
garden. Scented! Location: Full Sun or Part Shade .100
Seeds $2.79

#: 175 - Type P. Zone: 7 - 9 Alstroemeria.
Latin: Alstroemeria aurantiaca. Variety: Peruvian Lily.
Blooms: May to June Instruction: Start indoors antyime or
plant directly outside in in March. Sow 1 to 2 cm deep.
Plants are frost hardy but need protection in colder
months.(Cover with organic material) Germination occurs
in 15 to 50 days.These beauties prefer well drained fertile
acidic soil. These do not perform well in clay based soils and
prefer a full sun with some shade location for best results.Will naturalize well under
a tree or on a sloping hillside. Temp 13C to 20C Height: 60cm to 70cm. Spread
10cm to 15cm. Beautifully bi-colored and veined, these deer resistant, and scented
flowers are a must have for any cut-flower enthusiast as they are a common bouquet
filler. Once the seed has formed a rhizome the young plant starts growing from the
main rhizome. Each year another 5 to 7 rhizomes form from the main rhizome,
giving it the ability to send up between 50 to 70 flowering stems per year once
established. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 25 Seeds $2.79



#: 180 - Type P. Zone: 3 – 10. Rose Queen Salvia.
Latin: Salvia superba. Variety: Rose Queen. Bloos: July to
September.Instruction: Sow 1 to 2 mm deep.Germination is
Spread 10cm to 15cm.Compact plants that produce plentiful
floral spikes packed with small bright, rosy pink flowers.
Excellent for use in beds and borders as a foundation plant
or in containers.
Location: Full Sun or Part Shade45 Seeds $2.79

#: 190 - Type P. Blue Bellflower. Zone: 3 - 9 Blooms:
June to August tered. Latin: Campanula glomerata.
Variety: Clustered Bellflower. Instruction: Surface sow.
Needs light to germinate. 10 to 21 days. Temp 20C to 28C
Height: 80cm to 100cm. Spread 1cm to 20cm.Strong
upright, easy to grow and care for plant that will produce
an abundance of flowers in truest blues and mauve shades.
A fabulous long lasting addition to any garden. Deer
resistant & drought tolerant. Location: Full Sun or Part

#194 - Type P. Feverfew Zone: 6 - 10 Blooms: June to
September Latin: Tanacetum parthenium. Variety:
Chrysanthemum. Instruction: Surface sow and barely
cover. Germination is 7 to 14 days. Temp 15C to 22C
Height: 40cm to 60cm. Spread 3cm to 35cm.Very reliable
and easy to naturalize. These plants produce a mass of citrus
smelling leaves and white daisy like flowers with yellow
centres, on multi branched stems. Feverfew has very long
history in its medicinal uses, such as dispelling fevers and treating arthritis. Good
cut flower filler and beneficial insect attracter. Feverfew is deer resistant and
drought tolerant. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 200 Seeds $2.49.

#: 203 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 9 Pink Lupines.
Latin: Lupinus albus. Variety: Russels Pink.
Instruction: Scarify or soak 24 hours. 14 to 28 days.
40cm. Produces lots of spikes of long scented flowers great
for cutting. Easy care plant in beds and borders. Thin
foliage out on established plants and water from the bottom
for optimal results. Location: Full Sun. 35 Seeds $2.79



#: 226 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 10 Foxglove Mix
Latin: Digitalis grandiflora & Digitalis purpurea. Variety:
Mix Pink & Yellow. Instruction: Direct sow 2 mm in the
Fall or early Spring. Temp 18C to 22C Height: 100cm to
120cm. Spread 3cm to 4cm. Blooms: May to August
This. Variety produces spires of white and pink tubular
florets with vividly speckled throats. Flowers 1st year from
early sowing fall sowing. Plants are hardy bi-ennials. Useful
in a wild flower garden as it self sows easily. Ancients founded the medicinal uses
that are still used today in the treatment of heart problems. Hummingbirds love the
early and late blooms. Cut flowering stems down to the ground to encourage second
spikes. Location: Part Shade. 150 Seeds. $2.79

#: 262. Type: P. Black Hollyhock. Blooms: June to
August
Latin: Alcea rosea. Variety: Nigra Deep Purple. Harvest:
June to August. Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Germination
is 10 to 21 days.. Temp 16C to 22C Height: 150cm to 250cm.
Spread: 25cm to 30cm. Stunning deep dark purple flowers.
Blooming in late June onwards. Excellent cut flower. Great
for the back of borders & beds. Appreciates wind
protection.. Location: Full Sun. 50 seeds. $2.99

#: 247 - Type P. Zone: 2 - 10 Pink Hollyhock.
Latin: Alcea rosea. Variety: Heirloom. Blooms: June to
August. Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Germination is 10 to 21
25cm to 30cm. Stunning pink flowers. Blooming in late June
on. Excellent cut flower. Great for the back of borders &
beds. Appreciates wind protection. Location: Full Sun
75 Seeds. $2.49

#: 44. Type: P. White Hollyhock. Blooms: June to August
Latin: Alcea rosea. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: June to
August. Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Germinate 10 to 21
days. Temp 18C to 22C Height: 150cm to 250cm. Spread:
25cm to 30cm. Huge flowers (upto 10cm across) in pure
white. Blooming in late June on. Excellent cut flower. Great
for the back of borders & beds. Appreciates wind
protection. Location: Full Shade or Part Shade. 50 seeds.
$2.79



#: 246. Type: P. Red Hollyhock. Blooms: June to August
Latin: Alcea rosea. Variety: Heirloom Red. Harvest: June
to August
Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Germination is 10 to 21 days..
30cm.
Large red flowers on tall spires up to 8ft tall. Blooming in
late June on making them great for the back of borders &
beds. Appreciates wind protection.Excellent cut flower.. Location: Full Sun. 50
seeds. $2.79

#: 277. Type: P. Peach Hollyhock. Blooms: June to
August
Latin: Alcea rosea. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: June to
AugustInstruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Germination is 10 to 21
days..
30cm.
Beautiful soft peach flowers that bloom from late June
onward. Awesome focal point and excellent cut flowers. Great for the back of
borders & beds. Appreciates wind protection. Location: Full Sun. 50 seeds. $2.79

#: 264 - Type P. Zone: 3 - 9 Baby Blue Delphinium.
Latin: Delphinium .Blooms: July to September
50cm. Great early cutflower.Deer resistant & drought
tolerant producing stunning baby blue flower
spikes,especially in a second in subsequent years. Provide
even moisture and bright light for best results. Location:
Full Sun. 35 Seeds. $2.99

#: 271 - Type P. Zone: 6 - 9. Yellow Verbascum.
Blooms: June to September. Latin: verbascum olympicum.
Instruction: Surface sow in early Spring. Germination is 14
to 21 days. Temp 23C to 28C Height: 25cm to 250cm.
Spread 30cm to 60cm. Similar in habit to Foxgloves but
produces even taller, branching spires with bright golden
yellow flowers from mid summer onwards. Forms a dense
basil clump of gray - green, woolly felt covered leaves,
making it drought tolerant or Deer Resistant. Native to the
dry, rocky hillsides of Greece and Turkey. It thrives in poor, well drained soils and
self sows making it a great selection for a wildflower garden.
Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 200 Seeds. $2.99


#: 277 - Type P. Zone: 2 - 10 Peach Hollyhock.
Latin: Alcea rosea. Variety: Heirloom. . Blooms: June to
August. Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Germination is 10 to
21 days. Temp 16C to 22C Height: 150cm to 250cm. Spread
25cm to 30cm.
Beautiful soft peach flowers that bloom from late June
onward. Awesome focal point and excellent cut flowers.
Great for the back of borders & beds. Appreciates wind
protection. Location: Full Sun. 50 Seeds. $2.79

Vegetable Seeds
#: 160. Type: V. Red Mountain Spinach.
Latin: Atriplex hortensis. Variety: Heirloom Orache. Harvest: 45 days
Instruction: Direct seed. Light cover. 2 cm deep.
Temp 10C to 20C Height: 180cm to 200cm. Spread: 10cm to 12cm.
Adds texture, color and flavor to salads. Red Mountain Spinach can grow to 5 or 6
feet making it an attractive edible plant whose succulent leaves do not bitter in bolt.
Produces a beautiful bloom, so if your able, let one bolt on purpose. The seed
provided by the plant will attract beneficial birds and insects to your garden as well
as provide you with an attractive conversation piece.Grows best in a sunny and well
drained location. Sow seed directly when earth can be worked and temperatures
and after last frost. Location: Part Shade. 100 seeds. $2.79

#: 135. Type: V. Mesclun Lettuce.
Latin: Lactuca sativa. Variety: Mesclun. Harvest: 45 days
Instruction: Direct seed 2 mm deep when earth can be worked.
This appetizing mildly spicy mixture provides a variety of colors, and textures for
salads and it's cold resistance makes it a great first crop in Spring. When sown in
warmer months provide even moisture and mulch to keep roots cool. Location: Part
Shade. 100 seeds. $2.49

#: 138. Type: V. Oak Leaf Lettuce. Red
Latin: Lactuca sativa. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 45 days
Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Direct seed when earth can be worked.
A vigorous grower that adds visual appeal to salads with ornate, deeply lobed, oak
leaf shaped leaves. This is a cool season variety but will do well in warmer months if
you sow some every 2 to 3 weeks, provide even moisture and pick often. Location:


#: 140. Type: V. Rainbow Swiss Chard.
Latin: Beta vulgaris. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 60 days
Instruction: Direct sow. 2 to 3 cm deep.
White ,Orange, Pink, Red & Yellow veined stems. An outstanding edible and
ornamental, very cold hardy plant. Adds colour to salads and cooked vegetables. All
parts of this plant are edible and high in vitamin content and fiber. Tasty fresh or
cooked, pick the outer leaves and allow this biennial to continue growing. You will
be very impressed by this tasty treat. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 100 seeds.
$2.99

#: 211. Type: V. Arugula.
Latin: Eruca vesicaria sativa. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 35 days
Instruction: Direct sow. 2 mm deep in early Spring. Germination is in 5 - 10 days.
Cold hardy annual salad green. Self Sows. Dark green leaves have a strong spicy
flavour and aroma. Plant in late August for early spring harvest. Sow every 2 to 3
weeks when harvesting for steady supply for your salads and garnishes. Goes very
well in Pesto. May also be sauteed in olive oil. Tasty!!. Location: Part Shade. 125
seeds. $2.79

#: 285. Type: V. Kale.
Latin: Brassica oleracea. Variety: Mixed. Harvest: 50 days
Instruction: Direct Sow 1 cm deep.
A mix of Red Russian and Curly Leaf Kale to provide cool season greens straight
from your garden. Easy , delicious and high in vitamins and fiber. Also use in soups,
stir fries or as an attractive garnish. Very cold hardy. Location: Full Sun. 200 seeds.
$2.99

#: 314. Type: V. Broadleaf Cress.
Latin: Barbarrea verna. Variety: Dutch Cress. Harvest: May to September
Instruction: Sow seeds thickly 2 to 3 cm deep, 4 weeks before last frost.
Quick growing,cold hardy sald green similar to water cress. You can harvest the
large, glossy globed shaped leaves in only 1 month. Leaves have a peppery flavour
and are high in Vitamon C making them an excellent addition in mixed salads and
sandwiches. Self sows if left to go to seed. Location: Part to Full Shade. 125 seeds.
$2.79

#: 141. Type: V. Mustard Greens.
Latin: Brassica juncea. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 40 days
Instruction: Direct seed 2 mm deep. Germination 10 to 14 days..
Easy and quick to grow. Produces dark green and large round leaves of excellent
flavour and texture that add to the vitamin content and variety in salads. High cold
tolerance for early crops.. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 100 seeds. $2.49



#: 289. Type: V. Red Giant Mustard.
Latin: Museum ardens. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 40 days
Instruction: Sow 2 cm deep. Germination 10 to 14 days..
A hardy annual herb and vegetable with extra large deep red leaves and delicious
tangy flavor. Harvest as required using a few leaves per plant in salads and stirfries.
Ideal for using in a child's garden because of ease and speed of growth and
decorative qualities.. Location: Full Sun. 100 seeds. $2.79

#: 229. Type: V. Radicchio.
Latin: Cichorium intybus. Variety: Vegetable. Harvest: 70 days
Instruction: Sow 2 to 3 mm deep in May or June about 12 inches apart. Will self sow
if let go to seed. Grows in almost any soil but requires water in drier waether..
Traditionally grown for its roots which when dried and ground, are used as a coffee
substitute. This multi purpose plant produce zesty red leaves which can be used
fresh in salads or cooked like Spinach. Plants have strong ornamental qualities
sporting 2" blue daisy like flowers on striking foliage.. Location: Full Sun or Part

#: 148. Type: V. Scarlet Runner Beans.
Latin: Phaseolus coccineus. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 65 days
Instruction: Direct seed 3 to 5 mm deep.
Picked at 5 - 9 cm can be eaten raw, cooked or pickled. This pole bean produces
strong green foliage, with brilliant red flowers that are abundant and continuous
from mid-summer to the first frost. Pick beans when young for tenderness. They are
a great climber on trellises and fences and make a great selection for growing a
Garden Teepee for children. They appreciate sun, fertile soil, and generous
watering. Highly Ornamental and many grow them just for the blooms or privacy
screen. Beautiful bright colour attracts hummingbirds and bees. Location: Full Sun
or Part Shade. 20 seeds. $3.50

#: 154. Type: V. Mammoth Melting Snow Peas.
Latin: Pisum sativum. Variety: Heirloom Snow Pea. Harvest: 70 days
Instruction: Direct seed 3 to 5 cm deep. Germinates in 7 to 10 days.
Large size sugar pod peas produced on short vines. Provides strong yields of sweet
string-less edible pods with excellent taste, texture & colour. Raw or cooked peas are
an excellent source of Vitamins A, C and fiber. Harvest before peas enlarge for best
results. Plant at 3 week intervals until mid spring. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade.
30 seeds. $2.99


#: 147. Type: V. Oregon Sugar Peas.
Latin: Pisum sativum. Variety: Oregon Sugar. Harvest: 60 days
Instruction: Direct sow 3 to 5 cm deep Temp 10C to 15C Height: 100cm to 120cm.
Spread: 3cm to 5cm. An unyielding producer of medium green 2 - 3 ft vines with 3
inch sweet string-less edible pods. Gives great taste, texture and color to all your
vegetable dishes raw and cooked. Peas are a valuable source of vitamin C, A and
fiber. Harvest before peas enlarge for best results.For successive crops, plant at 2 to
3 week intervals until mid-springLocation: Full Sun or Part Shade. 20 seeds. $2.99

#: 170. Type: V. Homesteader Peas.
Latin: Pisum sativum. Variety: Homesteader Lincoln shelling peas. Harvest: 65 to
75 days. Instruction: Direct seed 3 to 5 cm deep.Germinates in 7 to 10 days
Introduced in 1908 this dwarf variety produces vines 18 to 30 inches high with of
easy to 3 to inch pods,with 6 to 9 peas per pod.These are heat tolerant and wilt
resistant. Peas are a valuable source of vitamin C, A and fiber. Harvest before peas
enlarge for best results.For successive crops, plant at 2 to 3 week intervals until mid-
spring Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 40 seeds. $2.49

#: 224. Type: V. Dwarf Snap Peas.
Latin: Pisum sativum. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 65 days
Instruction: Direct sow 2 to 3 cm deep
Perfect in a garden where space and shading are a concern. Produces lots of sweet,
delicious pods on compact plants. You'll delight in the fresh flavour. Pick when pods
begin to swell. Our most suitable pea for container gardening Location: Full Sun or

#: 155. Type: V. Green Arrow Peas.
Instruction: Direct seed 3 to 5 cm deep. 7 to 10 days
Pods are born in pairs, which makes picking easy. Heavy yields and superb flavor.
For successive crops, plant at 2 to 3 week intervals until mid-spring. Peas are a
valuable source of vitamin C, A and fiber Location: Full Sun or Part Shade.
40 seeds. $2.49

#: 205. Type: V. Champion of New England Peas.
Instruction: Direct seed 3 to 5 cm deep. Germinates in 7 to 10 days
This Heirloom shelling pea was introduced in the mid 1800s and is still considered
one of the best for sweetness and flavor. Produces late in the season and have 8 to 10
peas per pod Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 30 seeds. $2.99


#: 150. Type: V. Stevenson Blue Eye Beans.
Latin: Heirloom. Variety: Bush. Harvest: 55 days
Instruction: Direct seed 3 to 5 cm deep.
An old and rare, yellow pole bean bearing tender, flavourful crops. Use as a dried
bean in soups and hot dishes. Harvest when pods are swollen. For continuous crop,
make successive plantings every 2 to 3 weeks until late summer. Location: Full Sun
or Part Shade. 30 seeds. $2.99

#: 152. Type: V. Kidney Beans.
Latin: Phaseolus vulgaris. Variety: Bush Bean. Harvest: 55 days
Instruction: Direct seed 3 to 5 mm deep. Temp 18C to 25C Height: 50cm to 60cm.
Spread: 3cm to 5cm. Provides an excellent yield of dark red kidney shaped beans
that are tasty in Chili and Mexican foods. Beans are a great source of iron and
magnesium. Easy to Grow!! Location: Part Shade. 35 seeds. $2.79

#: 169. Type: V. Broad Bean.
Latin: Vicia Faba. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 60 to 90 days
Instruction: Sow 5 cm deep in well worked earth in May and April.
Use in soups and hot dishes or roast like pumpkin seeds. Grow in cool well drained
moist conditions. Harvest when beans appear swollen. Also known as the Fava
Bean. These plants do not need staking and have attractive flowers. Location: Full
Sun or Part Shade. 15 seeds. $2.79

#: 148. Type: V. Scarlet Runner Beans.
Latin: Phaseolus coccineus. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 65 days
Instruction: Direct seed 3 to 5 mm deep. Temp 18C to 25C Height: 180cm to 360cm.
Spread: 3cm to 5cm. Picked at 5 - 9 cm can be eaten raw, cooked or pickled. This
pole bean produces strong green foliage, with brilliant red flowers that are
abundant and continuous from mid-summer to the first frost. Pick beans when
young for tenderness. They are a great climber on trellises and fences and make a
great selection for growing a Garden Teepee for children. They appreciate sun,
fertile soil, and generous watering. Highly Ornamental and many grow them just
for the blooms or privacy screen. Beautiful bright colour attracts hummingbirds
and bees Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 20 seeds. $3.50

#: 286. Type: V. Pinto Beans.
Latin: Phaseolus vulgaris. Variety: Pinto. Harvest: 90 days
Instruction: Direct sow 3cm deep Temp 15C to 26C Height: 20cm to 60cm. Spread:
2cm to 3cm.Easy to grow half runner type plants that produce light tan brown
speckled beans. Very versatile. Can be harvested young as a green snap bean, dried
and used in stews or refried. Very popular in Mexican, Italian, Spanish and
Portuguese dishes. Very high in protein Location: Full Sun. 30 seeds. $2.99


#: 149. Type: V. Royal Purple Beans.
Latin: Vicia faba. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 50 days. Instruction: Direct seed 3 to
5 cm deep Temp 18C to 25C Height: 100cm to 150cm. Spread: 3cm to 5cm.This
bush bean produces big dark purple pods that turn green after 2 minutes of
cooking.
Makes a perfect indicator for blanching and freezing at home. EXCELLENT
FLAVOR! Beans are high in dietary fiber, protein and are an excellent source of
iron, potassium,selenium, thiamine, vitamin B6, and folic acid Location: Full Sun or

#: 143. Type: V. Champion Radish.
Latin: Raphanus sativus. Variety: Heritage. Harvest: 20 days
Instruction: Direct sow 2 mm deep . Temp 10C to 20C Height: 15cm to 20cm.
Spread: 3cm to 5cm.
Bright red, round and crisp heritage variety that matures in only 20 days. Rich in
Vitamin A & C they are great in all types of salads or as a decorative garnish.
Radish can be planted to discourage cucumber beetle, squash bug and stink bug. As
this variety is so quick to produce staggered plantings can provide fresh radishes all
season long Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 100 seeds. $2.79

#: 223. Type: V. Radish Mix.
Latin: Raphanus sativus. Variety: Mix. Harvest: 45 days
Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Direct seed with light cover
Perfect for small home gardens, this mix offers a variety of colours, flavours and
harvest times in one row. Avoids having to much at one time and you'll start
harvesting in 3 weeks. Includes white, pink, red, purple and almost black varieties
that will add color & flavour to salads and garnishes alike. Great for companion
planting Location: Full Sun. 140 seeds. $2.79

#: 144. Type: V. Alta Globe Radish.
Instruction: Direct seed with light cover as soon as the earth can be worked at 5 to
10mm deep. Radishes like cooler weather conditions so it is advisable to provide
some shade in hotter months to prevent bolting. Temp 10C to 20C Height: 10cm to
15cm. Spread: 3cm to 5cm.
This heritage radish can be planted to discourage cucumber beetle, squash bug,and
stink bug. Radish seed and its greens are also a delicious addition to your salads. Let
a few in your patch bloom and then go to seed. You can eat the pods while green and
they still have that same great radish taste or you can let the seeds ripen up and add
them to your salad as a tasty garnish. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 100 seeds.
$2.99


#: 158. Type: V. Easter Egg Radish.
Instruction: Direct sow. 5 mm deep.
A selection of uniformly sized radishes that matures in 25 days. They add great
colour, flavor,Vitamin A & C to salads and meals. Try eating the seed pod after the
plant has bolted. radish can be planted to discourage cucumber beetle, squash
bug,and stink bug. Staggered plantings can provide fresh radish all season.
Location: Part Shade. 140 seeds. $2.79

#: 146. Type: V. Jack o Lantern Pumpkin.
Latin: Cucurbita Pepo. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 100 days
Instruction: Direct seed 3 cm deep. Germination is 5 - 10 days.
Medium size 16 - 24lb with medium ribbing. Great round shape and medium orange
in color. Flesh is crisp and sweet. Great for pickling and pies. Location: Full Sun or

#: 171. Type: V. Rutabega.
Latin: Brassica napus. Variety: Laurentian. Harvest: 65 to 75 days
Instruction: Sow 2 to 3 mm deep in April or May.
The most popular of Winter or Swedish turnips. These cool weather plants have a
rich red purple top on their smooth globe shaped roots and yellow flesh. Flavour
enhances after frost. Excellent in Vegetarian dishes. Sow again in late summer for
autumn crop. Location: Part Shade. 100 seeds. $2.79

#: 284. Type: V. Sunny Vee Corn.
Latin: Zea maize. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 100 days
Instruction: Sow 2 cm deep in early Spring..
Sunny Vee is an all yellow sweet corn great for eating fresh or frozen. Plant in
staggered rows for best pollination. Produces 7 -8 " long cobs. Pick when silk is
brown and kernels emit milky looking juice when pierced.. Location: Full Sun. 40
seeds. $2.49

#: 151. Type: V. Peaches & Cream Corn.
Latin: Heirloom Zea mays. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 85 days
Instruction: Direct seed 3 to 5 cm deep. Temp 15C to 20C Height: 150cm to 170cm.
Spread: 3cm to 5cm. Sweet, Crisp and Tasty. Plant in staggered rows for best
pollination. Produces 6 - 8 " long cobs. Pick when silk is brown and kernels emit
milky looking juice when pierced. Delicious fresh or creamed.. Location: Full Sun or


#: 195. Type: V. Indian Corn.
Latin: Zea mays L. Variety: Decorative Multi color Harvest: 105 days
Instruction: Direct seed 2 cm deep.
8 to 10 inch long ears with a great range of shiny colored corn kernels. Very
decorative especially in fall arrangements. Seperate from sweet varieties with space
or planting times to prevent cross pollination. Location: Full Sun. 25 seeds. $2.49

#: 267. Type: V. Indian Corn.
Latin: Zea maize. Variety: Popcorn and Decorative. Harvest: 105 days
Instruction: Sow 2 cm deep in late May..
Excellent for popping and ornamental uses.These are great in small gardens as
plants only grow 3ft/1m tall. Produces deep crimson red kernels on 2-3 in. or 5-7 cm
long cobs shaped like a large strawberry.Popcorn can be made from this variety..

#: 199. Type: V. Beet.
Latin: Beta vulgaris. Variety: Metallic Red. Harvest: 58 days
Instruction: Sow 1 to 2 cm deep. Germination 10 to 12 days.
An excellent focal or contrast plant for use in the flower or vegetable garden. Deep
metallic red-purple foliage on an edible root. Can live for 2 years in proper
conditions. Seed heads are spectacular. Location: Full Sun. 100 seeds. $2.79

#: 213. Type: V. Asparagus.
Latin: Asparagus officinalis. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: May to July
Instruction: Soak seeds over night and sow 2 mm deep in . Germination will occur
in 10 to 20 days.
These tasty spears are the sweetest treat. The sweet flavour will leave your tastebuds
wondering if what you ate was actually a vegetable. Initial cultivation takes at least
3 years before plant is established. But as a person who has tasted itit was worth
every moment. Asparagus fern is also extremely popular as it is cultivated for the
fern and used as cut flower filler. Location: Full Sun. 10 seeds. $2.99

#: 216. Type: V. Brussels Sprouts.
Latin: Brassica oleacea. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 80 to 120 days
Instruction: Direct Sow 1 mm deep. Germination is 10 to 18 days.
A traditional winter veggie, these 1 inch cabbages are rich in beta-carotene, Vitamin
C and Fiber. Excellent growing in cooler summer climates. Harvest after a frost for
the sweetest flavor. Best cooked in a pot with the lid off. Sweet and tasty!. Location:
Full Sun. 100 seeds. $2.79


#: 157. Type: V. Broccoli.
Latin: Brassica oleracea. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 60 to 80 days
Instruction: Direct sow 2 mm deep and thin out weak plants after seedlings become
established..
This will sprout a 4 to 16 inch central head with several of side shoots. Broccoli is
richest in calcium, iron and magnesium,vitamins A and C. A good choice for
freezing. For best results, start in doors and transplant to a sheltered, sunny
location with soil rich in organic matter.. Location: Part Shade. 40 seeds. $2.79

#: 224. Type: V. Dwarf Snap Peas.
Instruction: Direct sow 2 to 3 cm deep.
Perfect in a garden where space and shading are a concern. Produces lots of sweet,
delicious pods on compact plants. You'll delight in the fresh flavour. Pick when pods
begin to swell. Our most suitable pea for container gardening. Location: Full Sun or

#: 229. Type: V. Radicchio.
Latin: Cichorium intybus. Variety: Vegetable. Harvest: 70 days
Instruction: Sow 2 to 3 mm deep in May or June about 12 inches apart. Will self sow
if let go to seed. Grows in almost any soil but requires water in drier waether.
Traditionally grown for its roots which when dried and ground, are used as a coffee
substitute. This multi purpose plant produce zesty red leaves which can be used
fresh in salads or cooked like Spinach. Plants have strong ornamental qualities
sporting 2" blue daisy like flowers on striking foliage. Location: Full Sun or Part

#: 272. Type: V. Welsh Onion.
Latin: Allium fistulosum. Variety: Species. Harvest: 2nd year bloomer
Instruction: Sow in March at 5 to 10mm. Germination 10 to 14 days.
Also known as Japanese bunching onion or scallion. This onion does not produce
bulbs but instead clumps of large hollow leaves, up to 50 cm tall, and is cold hardy.
A plentiful early option to using flowering chives or other onion greens in salad,
sandwiches and other dishes. Provides white globe shaped flowers in late Spring
making it a desirable pest deterring companion plant. Deer resistant!. Location:


#: 288. Type: V. Yellow Onion.
Latin: Allium cepa. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 150 days
Instruction: Direct Sow 1 to 2 cm deep in early Spring.
Harvest young for green onions or allow to grow and mature into wonderful 3 - 4"
yellow bulbs. Nice uniform shape, mild flavour and good storage qualities make this
a strong choice for any garden. Grows best in rich loamy soil in full sun. Location:

#: 162. Type: V. Chives.
Latin: Allium schoenoprasum. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 75 days
Instruction: Direct seed at 2 mm deep.Chives will grow in ordinary garden soil and
are best sown in groups to ais with the clumping effect. Beds should be replanted
evey 3 to 4 years and beyond weeding between the clumps no extra care is needed.
Cold hardy and easy to grow. They do best in rich well drained soil. Plant
throughout your garden, as it has a long history of natural insect control in the
garden. A must have for any healthy vegetable garden. Flowering chives slender,
cylindrical leaves appear in early Spring. Flowering chives has an edible flower that
appear in June and July. The stems and the light purple florets both have a
pleasantly mild onion flavour for an attractive & tasty topping for baked potatoes,
salads and soups. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 125 seeds. $2.99

#: 161. Type: V. Leeks.
Latin: Allium ampeloprasum. Variety: Heirloom Giant Musselburgh. Harvest: 75
days
Instruction: Stratify for 4 weeks. Direct seed 2 mm deep..
Highly cold tolerant. Trim leaf ends when 6 - 8 in. for larger plants. Leeks are
delicious in salads, stuffing, soups, eggs, poultry, meat and fish dishes. Pleasantly
aromatic and flavourful addition to your vegetable garden.. Location: Part Shade.
60 seeds. $2.99

#: 298. Type: V. Carrots.
Latin: Daucus carota. Variety: Coreless Amsterdam. Harvest: 55 days
Instruction: Sow 1 to 2 cm deep every 7 to 14 days for continuous crops.
Produces orange cylindrical roots 6 to 8 inches in length. Excellent sweet flavour
fresh or frozen. Carrots are high in vitamins, fiber and carotenoids to improve
eyesight. Flavour improves with some exposure to frost, so leave some in the ground
for late harvests. Location: Full Sun. 100 seeds. $2.99


#: 305. Type: V. Tomato.
Latin: Heirloom. Variety: Brandywine. Harvest: 80 days
Instruction: Sow 1 to 2 cm deep. Transplant when 2 sets of true leaves appear.
The Brandywine tomato has grown since the 1800's. This semi indeterminate
heirloom variety, with large potatoe leaved foliage, and large globe shaped fruit has
pink flesh and some striping on the shoulders. Fruits have a slightly smokey flavour.

Latin: Lycopersicon esculentum. Variety: Bush Beefsteak. Harvest: 45 days
Instruction: Sow 1 cm deep. Transplant when 2 true leaves appear..
Determinate bush growing tomato producing large fruits in a short period perfect
for cooler short season areas. Solid rich red flesh makes it very versatile and perfect
for the true tomato lover. Location: Full Sun. 30 seeds. $2.99

Latin: Lycopersicon esculentum. Variety: Tiny Tim. Harvest: 45 days
Instruction: Sow 1 to 2 cm deep. Transplant when 2 sets of true leaves appear.
Small bush ,quick producing plants perfect for containers and small gardens. Heavy
crop of cherry sized, sweetly flavoured, mouth watering tomatoes. Perfect for salads,
sides or snacks. Location: Full Sun. 25 seeds. $2.99

Latin: Lycopersian esculentum. Variety: Cherry Tomato. Harvest: 60 days
Instruction: Sow 1 to 2 cm deep and transplant when 2 true leaves appear.
Quick growing, flowering and fruiting tomatoes on tall growing plants.
Produces large clusters of mouth watering, sweet 1 inch fruits. Needs staking and
snacking. A favorite for over 50 ears. Hint:Pinch side branches for stronger fruiting.

Latin: Lycopersicon esculentum. Variety: San Marzano. Harvest: 80 days
Instruction: Sow 1 to 2 cm deep and transplant when 2 true leaves appear..
Long grown Italian type paste tomato. Perfect for pasta sauces, freezing or fresh
eating. Produce deep red 3 by 1.5 inch plum shaped fruits with few seeds on semi-
indeterminate plants. Hint:Pinch side branches for stronger fruiting. Location: Full
Sun. 30 seeds. $2.99



#: 153. Type: V. Celery.
Latin: Apium graveolens. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 100 days
Instruction: Direct seed 2 mm deep. Keep well water for best results..
Low in calories and high in flavor, celery is used in soups & stews for flavouring
roasts. A crispy addition to salad or other vegetable dishes. Prefers rich, well
drained, evenly moist soil. Unlike radishes,grow in warm conditions to prevent
bolting. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 150 seeds. $2.99

#: 311. Type: V. Quinoa.
Latin: Chenopodium. Variety: . Harvest: 80 days
Instruction: Sow 1 to 2 cm deep in early Spring when earth can be worked. Very
quick to germinate and extremely healthy addition to your diet.
A grain-like crop grown primarily for its edible seeds. Its leaves are also eaten as a
leaf vegetable, much like amaranth, but the commercial availability of quinoa
greens is currently limited. Quinoa is very high in amino acids and protein.

#: 179. Type: V. Walking Stick Cabbage.
Latin: Brassica oleracea longata. Variety: Heirloom. Harvest: 180 to 300 days
Instruction: Sow late March to April 1 to 2 cm deep. 10 to 14 days..
A tasty and fun plant to grow in the vegetable. People have been making walking
sticks from these plants for centuries. Prefers rich, moist soil until established for
best results. Harvest the leaves which grow along the stock as needed. Location: Full
Sun or Part Shade. 125 seeds. $2.99

#: 297. Type: V. Cucumber.
Latin: Cucumis sativus. Variety: Market More. Harvest: 55-60 days
Instruction: Plant 1 to cm deep. 3 seeds per hill 2 weeks after last frost..
Long grown by farmers with some selective breeding to improve resistance to
mildew,bacteria and bitterness. Produces lots of 8 -10 inch fruits for slicing or pick
younger for pickling. Prefers rich, uniformly moist soil and full sun. Staking
increase health and productivity.. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 30 seeds. $2.99



Herbs
#: 117. Type: H. Agastache Licorice Mint.
Latin: Agastache rugosa. Variety: Agastache. Harvest: June to September
Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Sow in doors in March or direct seed when soil
temperature stated allows. Germination time is 30 to 90 days.
Agastache need long days. Up to 14 hours to set bud. You will love the aroma,
flavour and look of this favourite. The flavour starts mildly licorice and finishes off
minty. Outstanding as a garnish or for brewing tea. Location: Full Sun or Part

#: 119. Type: H. Calendula.
Latin: Calendula officinalis. Variety: Pot Marigold. Harvest: June to September
Instruction: Plant 1 mm deep. Germinates in 10 to 15 days. Self sows in warmer
climates. Blooms straight through till fall, providing colour to your garden when all
other plants are dying back.
Producing brillant orange flowers that add colour to your garden and salads.
Known for its natural anti-inflammatory properties, teas and tinctures can also be
produced for internal and external ailments. Plant as a border in your garden to
help repel harmful insects and attract early pollenators. Self sows, making it a great
soil stabilizer on sloped or disturbed areas. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 75
seeds. $2.99

#: 121. Type: H. Dill.
Latin: Anethum graveolens. Variety: Old style. Harvest: July to September
Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Direct sow when earth can be worked.
Quick growing plant with an abundance of flower heads and an intense dill flavor.
Successful cultivation of dill requires hot summers; full sun and rich, well drained
soil. Use is soups sauces, pickling and spicing up a favorite dip. Do not plant near
fennel if saving seed or cross pollination may occur. Butterflies love Dill.Deer
resistant. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 100 seeds. $2.49

#: 123. Type: H. Echinacea.
Latin: Echinacea purpurea. Variety: Coneflower. Harvest: July to September
Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep.Germination is 7 to 21 days. Sometimes Echinacea
appreciates a damp cold period to break dormancy. Temp 20C to 25C Height: 90cm
to 95cm. Spread: 25cm to 30cm.A bouquets sweet scent fills a room and the birds
love the seed heads in winter garden. Echinacea is reputed to increase the bodies
resistance to infection and colds. Scented, deer resistant,drought tolerant and
attracts beneficial insects. Striking purple daisy like flowers with orange and golden
brown central cones. A very frost hardy plant that likes full sun and fertile soil and
will provide abundant cut-flowers once established. Deer resistant once established.



#: 126. Type: V. Florence Fennel (Bulb).
Latin: Foeniculum vulgare. Variety: Florence Bulb. Harvest: 90 days
Striking delicate foliage with a sweet black licorice flavor. Produces root bulbs for
cooking. Sprinkle harvested leaves on ice cream or in your favorite fruit dish. Its
seeds can be made into a strong tea that is a proven herbal remedy for gas or upset
stomach. It can even freshen your breath. Fennel attracts beneficial insects is
drought tolerant and very aromatic and can also used in seafood recipes. Hill soil
around root base 3 - 4 weeks before harvesting. Harvest period is approximately 90
days after planting. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 100 seeds. $2.99

#: 125. Type: H. Fennel (for seed).
Latin: Foeniculum vulgare. Variety: Bronze Leaf. Harvest: July to September
Striking bronze tinged foliage with a sweet black licorice flavor. Produces lots of
tiny licorice flavored seeds as well as ferny foliage for flower bouquet greenery. An
outstanding perennial that you and your children will love! The best attractor of
Hover flies, a pest predator. Location: Full Sun or Part Shade. 75 seeds. $2.79

#: 128. Type: H. Parsley.
Latin: Petroselinum sativum. Variety: Flat leaf. Harvest: July to September
Instruction: Sow 2 cm deep. Direct seed when earth can be worked.
Parsleys flavour complements any dish without ever dominating the taste. Italian
parsley features deep green, smooth leaves and has a vigorous growth habit. It is a
biennial or tender perennial that when planted with roses enhances their fragrance.

#: 130. Type: H. Savory.
Latin: Satureja officinalis. Variety: Winter. Harvest: July to September
Instruction: Sow 2 mm deep. Direct sowing in spring and summer.
Attractive and edible. Use as a miniature shrub or border plant in rock gardens
and herb beds. Produces tiny delicate white and pink flowers. Great for soups,
stews, flavouring meats and for medicinal purposes. Plant in moist but well drained
soil in full sun. Provide plenty of moisture until well established. Location: Full
Shade or Part Shade. 100 seeds. $2.99


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