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Organic Reed Canary Grass Seeds
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A herbaceous perennial plant, it has advantages as an ornamental plant, improving the landscape with its fast-growing, lush foliage and ornamental varieties, it is valuable in agriculture as a forage crop.
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Product code: 3159
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This distinctive evergreen forms tidy bright-blue bunches, which make this plant one of the most ornamental of the drought-tolerant, fine textured, cold-country grasses. Blue Festuca will be a real attention-getter in your lawn.
Product code: 6508
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Sorghum – a grain, forage or sugar crop – is among the most efficient crops in conversion of solar energy and use of water. Sorghum is known as a high-energy, drought-tolerant crop. Because of its versatility and adaptation.
Product code: 10444
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Sweet clovers are widely used as erosion controls, ground cover, forage, and honey production. Clover is a legume and has nitrogen fixing capabilities, thereby improving soils for other crops.
Product code: 10526
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Introduced, perennial, nitrogen-fixing legume with stout, erect to nearly-erect, hollow, succulent stems, up to 4 ft. in height. Sainfoin is quickly gaining popularity in the U.S. and Canada as a non-bloat forage alternative to alfalfa.
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Simple yet stylish, this branded T-shirt from the ORGANICseeds.TOP will be a fine addition to your clothing collection. It comes with short sleeves and has a round neck that adds to its design.
Product code: 16279
1.14 €
An annual plant, 50-70 cm high, strongly branched from the base of the stem, blooms very abundantly and for a long time, the flowers are collected in inflorescences-baskets of a bluish-white color with a dark blue center.
Product code: 547
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The "Hawaii" Aztec marigold, as this plant is commonly called, will reign on every border. It will look great planted alongside fences or buildings' walls. You may also use it as cut flower, as it remains fresh and great-looking in vases.
Product code: 10485
1.14 €
Thistles belong to the Thistle Subfamily of the Aster Family, along with artichokes. Compare an artichoke and a thistle, and notice that they are very similar, except in size. Like other members of the Aster Family, these are composite flowers.
