MoonFlower

Annual. Blooms summer to first fall frost. 10'-20' vine. Full sun. Twisted buds unfurl at dusk to reveal huge 5"-6" blossoms. Deliciously fragrant with large heart-shaped leaves. Plant this fast growing vine on the front porch, deck, patio, or under a window where you can enjoy its evening performance and heady fragrance. Watch as flowers unfold in 2-3 minutes! Please note that all parts of this plant are poisonous, including the seeds.
When to plant outside: Sow in spring after average last frost or up until early summer when soil temperatures are warm. (Do not plant too early.)
When to start inside: Sow 6-8 weeks before planting outside in late spring or early summer.
Special Germination Instructions: Soak seed in water for 12-24 hours or nick with sandpaper before planting.
We cannot ship this variety to Arizona as per state regulations. Please do not order if your shipping address is in this state.
 

Heirloom

Annual. Blooms summer to fall. 8'-10' vine. Full sun. Heirloom variety. Originated from Bavaria and inspired the formation of the Seed Saver's Exchange. Intense violet-blue flowers with a vivid, incandescent ruby star in the center. Stunning vine for trellises, fences, baskets, pots, or used as a groundcover. Please note that all parts of this plant are poisonous, including the seeds.

When to plant outside: Sow in spring after average last frost or up until early summer when soil temperatures are warm. (Do not plant too early.)
When to start inside: Sow 4-6 weeks before planting outside in late spring or early summer.
Special Germination Instructions: Soak seeds in water for 12-24 hours or nick with sandpaper before planting.
We cannot ship this variety to Arizona as per state regulations. Please do not order if your shipping address is in this state.
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Nasturtium -Certified Organic

Fiesta Blend
Annual. Blooms spring to fall. Full sun. 12"-16" tall. A fiery-colored blend of edible flowers and foliage. Fiesta Blend is an explosion of color with blooms ranging from yellow to various shades of orange and peach/orange bi-colors. Every salad should have edible Nasturtium flowers! Their peppery flavor is similar to watercress. The blossom petals are a romantic and colorful addition to salads and pastas. The blossoms can also be stuffed with cream cheese to top crackers or summer squash rounds. Don't forget to plant some in your vegetable patch! They are an excellent companion plant for many vegetables and beneficial under fruit trees. Kids love to plant these seeds that look like tiny pebbles. A hummingbird feast!

When to plant outside: Recommended. Sow in spring after average last day of frost. In very hot summer regions, plant in fall for winter bloom.  When to start inside: Seedlings do not transplant well; directly seed into final location outside.

Special Germination Instructions: Nasturtium seed requires darkness to germinate. Therefore, plant at recommended depth of 1/2". Also, soaking seeds in water for 24 hours before sowing will soften the fairly hard seed coat. Do not plant too early in spring. If temperatures are still cool (less than 70 degrees) during the day, seeds may not sprout.

     Poppy Bread Seed-organic
These fluttery lavender flowers with crepe-like blooms dance with every spring breeze and add a magical touch to the late spring garden. You can save the large dried seedpods for dried floral arrangements or crafts --- or use them as “poppy seed shakers” and sprinkle out the periwinkle blue seeds for baking and decorating. The seeds are a baker’s delight in breads, cakes, muffins, and bagels.
When to plant outside: RECOMMENDED. Sow in early spring, 2-4 weeks before the average last frost.
When to start inside: Seedlings do not transplant well. If you start them indoors, use peat pots and plant directly into the ground. Sow 6 weeks before transplanting outside.
Special Germination Instructions: Seeds require light to germinate. Surface sow and press into soil lightly

 Sunflower Mamouth Russian-Heirloom

Certified Organic
  I Love These Flowers!!           Towering in the garden at 6'-10', these tall plants produce giant flowers reaching 1 foot across. This popular variety has been grown in gardens since the late 1800s. Love it for its magnificent beauty or grow it to eat the large sunflower seeds. Plants left standing in fall and winter provide food for birds. It is a great choice for kids to plant and watch grow, and it can be an excellent annual privacy screen or border. The young shoots are also edible as sprouts or a fresh-looking garnish, and the unopened buds may be steamed like artichokes. Easy and fast-growing, it tolerates drought and poor soil.

When to plant outside: RECOMMENDED. Sow in spring after the average last frost date. Since seedlings grow so fast, this is the recommended method.

When to start inside: Sow 4-6 weeks before average last spring frost. Start inside only if previous problems with birds eating planted seed outdoors. Plants grow more vigorously if sown directly outdoors.

                                   Zinnia  cut & come again

Annual. Blooms summer to fall frost. 2' - 3' tall. Full sun. 2 1/2" double flowers in hot shades of pink, rose, magenta, scarlet, orange, yellow, and cream. 'Cut and Come Again' is the best choice if you want to grow Zinnias for cut flowers. These beautiful old-fashioned blooms will 'come again', producing continuously from early summer until first frost - the more you cut, the more they bloom! Striking color for borders, containers, or mass plantings. Also makes excellent dried flowers and attracts butterflies

  Butterfly Kisses  Garden Flag

Big Bright picture. Click on flag to see a bigger picture. Made of high quality nylon fabric which intensify the color.