Organic Limnanthes Seeds

Large (up to 10 cm in diameter), semi-double pink inflorescences develop in August atop the main stem and side shoots and continue to bloom until first frosts. Stems of this aster variety are stiff, erect and broadly branching.

When it comes to sheer, delightful old-fashioned charm, hollyhocks can't be topped. The tall spikes, covered with huge colorful double flowers, bloom like mad from June through August.

This rare British native plant hold sprays of beautiful, fragrant, lavender-pink flowers from early summer onwards. Grey-green, flowering stems arise from an impressive rosette of grey, scallop-edged leaves.

A mixture of bright, low-growing annuals for planting along paths, edging flower beds, flower beds and lawns.

Mid-season, indeterminate variety, fruits are dense, fleshy, have a good balanced taste, red color, flattened-round, weighing 200-300 grams, potato leaf, disease-resistant variety.

Early variety (65-70 days). Productivity up to 3,0 kg/m². Fruits weighing 4-6 kg, are dull-elliptical. The flesh is tender, juicy, carmine-red, sweet. Transportability is good. Resistant to Fusarium wilt and anthracnose.

With smooth, light orange rinds and flat bottoms, these big pumpkins are perfect for carving or baking. Ranging from 12-30 pounds, they can get nice and big. These heirloom pumpkins were grown by the first settlers in New England!

The variety is early ripening, the fruit is cylindrical, smooth, milky or pale green in color, the pulp in technical ripeness is light yellow or pinkish yellow, disease resistant, recommended for fresh consumption and canning.