Starts and Seedling Plants

Our veg­etable, herb and flower starts are grown in organic pot­ting soil in biodegrad­able pots which you can plant directly in the soil. We use no pes­ti­cides, her­bi­cides, or chem­i­cal fertilizers.

We believe a healthy plant begins with healthy soil, min­i­mal fer­til­iz­ing, hardening-off to the ele­ments, and early trans­plant — buy the plants young, and you'll have more suc­cess.  We want our cus­tomers to be suc­cess­ful in their gar­dens, and that means see­ing a good har­vest off of each plant.

We pur­chase most of our seeds from Seed Savers' Exchange, "a non-profit orga­ni­za­tion ded­i­cated to sav­ing and shar­ing seeds." http://www.seedsavers.org/

 

 

 

2011 vari­eties (brack­ets denote avail­abil­ity in four-packs or singles):

  • Toma­toes [4, mixed packs also available]:
  • Striped Cave
  • Amish Paste
  • Martino's Roma
  • Green Zebra
  • Chero­kee Purple
  • Large Red Cherry
  • Beam's Yel­low Pear
  • Cur­rant Sweet Pea
  • Black Cherry
  • Sun Gold
  • Tomatil­los [S]:
  • Green Husk
  • Chiles [4]:
  • Jalapeno Trav­eler Strain
  • Ancho Gigante
  • Habanero
  • Red Rocket
  • Sweet Pep­pers [4]:
  • Bull Nose Bell
  • Lip­stick
  • Gourmet
  • Cucum­bers [S]:
  • True Lemon
  • Crys­tal Apple
  • Cucum­ber, Parisian Pickling
  • Striped Armen­ian (Painted Serpent)
  • Sum­mer Squashes [S]:
  • Black Beauty
  • Patis­son Panache, Jaune et Verte
  • Sum­mer Crook
  • Chard [4]:
  • Five Color Silverbeet
  • Kales [4]:
  • Lacinato
  • Red Russ­ian
  • Beets [8]:
  • Burpee's Golden
  • Detroit Dark Red
  • Egg­plants [4]:
  • Ping­tung Long
  • Lao Green Stripe
  • Spinach [4]:
  • Amer­ica
  • Arti­chokes [S]:
  • Green Globe
  • Pur­ple of Romagna
  • Bok Choi:
  • Ching Chang
  • Let­tuces [4]:
  • Jamai
  • Flashy Trout Back
  • Coastal Star
  • Breen
  • Nancy
  • Herbs [S]:
  • Ella­gance Pur­ple Lavender
  • Ital­ian Large Leaf Basil
  • Greek Oregano
  • Bor­age
  • Rose­mary
  • Com­mon Chamomile
  • East Indian Lemon Grass
  • Flow­ers [4]:
  • Cherry Brandy
  • Goldilocks
  • Mam­moth Choice Mix
  • Kalei­do­scope Mix
  • Zanz­ibar Safflower
  • Love-In-A-Mist Nigella

One Response to Starts and Seedling Plants

  1. Penny Tess says:

    I pur­chased one of your pat­ty­pan squash seedlings at the Natomas Farmer's Mar­ket some time ago (can't remem­ber exactly when). Any­way its grow­ing like crazy on my patio and has had 6 blos­soms, newest one open­ing up this morn­ing. My ques­tion is how long after the flower dries up do the squashes appear? This is the first time I have tried grow­ing squash so I have no idea.

    Thanks for you help and I must tell you it has been such a spirt lift­ing expe­ri­ence that I'm going to try this again.

    Penny Tess

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