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Yummy Novelty Here it is! The much sought after Purple Dragon carrot. Renowned for its deep purple skin and orange interior (sometimes with a cream coloured ring at the core), this unique carrot surprises and pleases kids and adults alike. Excellent cooked or raw, with real carrot flavour and a hint of spiciness. High antioxidant and vitamin content. Easy to grow, harvest July to October. 80 days

Something new? No, white carrots have been sold in European markets for 300 years or more. Mild in flavor, this Kuttiger true white variety is quite a delicacy. Excellent long storage ability. See also our purple, red and yellow carrots and create some amazing carrot color combo dishes. 70 days

Sweet, crunchy carrots in designer yellow. What's next? Fun to grow, good to eat, and kids love 'em! Amaze your friends and astound your neighbors! This is one heck of a carrot. But mostly, it's yellow. Yes, a yellow carrot chock full of tasty succulence. And it can be yours -- that is, a hundred seeds can be yours -- imagine that! 70 days

The Tree Tomato, also known as Tamarillo, is an unusual large shrub native to Peru. The trees grow ten to twelve feet in height and may be single or multiple stemmed depending on how they are trained. The large, rather oval leaves may be six to twelve inches long. Small, pinkish fragrant flowers appear in the spring and the fruits mature during the fall and following winter. Tamarillos resemble the tomato in appearance and taste somewhat sweeter. Like tomatoes, they can be eaten as a vegetable and used in sauces, soups or other ways. They can also be made into jams and jellies. Tree Tomatoes are easily grown from seed and make excellent indoor or conservatory plants. Zone 10+

Blue Ornamental Grass Blue fescue is a beautiful accent plant that forms clumps of silver-blue, fine textured grass. Also good as a groundcover, this evergreen perennial grass prefers a well-drained soil and will die on clay. Needs protection from excessive overhead water in humid weather. Grows 10-12" in height with a spread of 10". Zone 5-9

Vigorous vine with thick, quadrangular stems may grow 50 feet or more in a single season. Large fruit 8 - 12" in length, mild flavor. Sometimes called Passion Melon. Sun to partial shade. Zone 10+

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AAS Winner! When grown as bedding or pot plants, Black Pearl's black foliage and upright, clustered fruit provide a strikingly attractive ornamental display for the summer and fall garden. Compact plants grow to 12" in height. Immature fruit clusters are black in color and will mature to red in approximately 80 days. A recent All-America Selections (AAS) Flower and Vegetable Award Winner. 80 days

Twice as Hot as Ordinary Habanero The Carribean Red Habanero has scored up to an incredible 475,000 Scoville Units on the hotness scale, which is rivaled only by the legendary Red Savina Habanero (525,000). Of course, your mileage may vary according to the season and record-high hotness scores are always exceptional. But you can be sure that the Caribbean Red packs a powerful wallop by any measure -- that is, about twice as hot as an ordinary Habanero. As little as 90 days to maturity so is well suited to northern climates. Peppers grow to about 1" in diameter and 1-1/2" in length. Definitely an amazing, unforgettable experience. 90-110 days

Chiliheads' Choice The notorious "Congo Black" Chocolate Habañero ranks among the deadly few at the top of the heat scale. Fiery hot with a unique, rich flavor unduplicated by any other pepper. The 2" fruits ripen to a gorgeous, chocolate brown. The ultimate salsa pepper. Approximately 100 days to full maturity, grows to four feet in height or taller. A real beauty. 100 days

Hot-as-Hell Habanero Here is the 10-alarm chile preferred by 3 out of 4 devoted pepperheads! Yes, it's hot! Have a taste! Your heart beats faster, your mouth waters, your nose sniffles, your stomach churns, and your head and face break out in a torrential sweat. What could be better? 60 times hotter than Jalapenos -- 300,000 Scoville Heat Units! Distinctive, unforgettable fruity-smoky flavor. The name Habanero means "of Havana." Golden-orange Habaneros will mature in approx 100 days. Often started early indoors. Plants grow 2 - 3 feet in height, peppers are up to 2 inches in diameter. Prefers full sun, good drainage and regular watering. 100 days

2007 AAS All-America Selections Winner! A new hybrid pasilla pepper perfect for all sorts of Mexican cuisine, especially mole sauces. 9" long fruits mature to a chocolate brown. Tangy taste just slightly hot, use fresh or can be dried and ground. Produces heavy yields on 36" tall plants. 85 days

World's Hottest Pepper.... ? The great debate continues amongst chili pepper aficionados as to which pepper is the World's Hottest. It is often claimed that the Tepin (Chiltepin) is the World's Hottest. Tepins are small in size (3/8") but powerfully hot! The World's Hottest? Pop one of these little fireballs into your mouth and you probably won't argue the point. Anyhow, YOU DECIDE! Unusual growth habit, can reach 4 or more feet in height. A single plant produces hundreds of peppers. Often grown as a container plant in northern areas, tepins are native to desert areas of northern Mexico and the U.S. Southwest. Annual or tender perennial, lives for 2 or 3 years. Germination takes longer than most hot peppers. 200 days

By far, America's most popular chile. Dark green, turning red at maturity. The dried and smoked Jalapeno is called "Chipotle," which has also become popular. There are several varieties of Jalapeno. While all Jalapenos are relatively mild as far as hot peppers go, this is the Jalapeno "Hot" variety, about 5,000 Scovilles (10,000 when made into Chipotle). Open-pollinated, organically grown seed. 70 days

Scotch Bonnet peppers are EXTREMELY HOT and closely related to the Habanero but less common. The flavor is slightly different, which some people prefer. This is the RED variety. 90 days

Scotch Bonnet peppers are EXTREMELY HOT and closely related to the Habanero but less common. The flavor is slightly different, which some people prefer. This is the YELLOW variety, which is generally a bit harder to find than the red. 90 days

Marbles is a unique hot pepper that will add a rainbow of color to your garden! Growing to about a foot in height, Marbles produces an abundance of spherical little peppers, each turning a succession of colors as the fruit matures: first yellow, then purple, orange and finally flame red. The marble-sized peppers are edible and spicy but not too hot. 55-90 days

American Heirloom -- Extra Hot! Following a show of small purple flowers, Pretty Purple produces loads of edible, extra-hot peppers that change color as they mature from deep purple to yellow to orange to scarlet. Highly ornamental, eye-catching purple and green foliage adds to the appeal. Grows 12 to 18 inches in height. About 65 days to purple fruit and 90 days to red. 65-90 days

Plants up to 2 ft in height are prolific producers.  Smooth fruits, 1-1/2" across mature from mild-flavored green to medium-hot red.  A favorite for pickling or may be stuffed with cheese and served as a popper. 70-78 days

White Hot Habanero is definitely worth trying. With a hotness level of 410,000 Scovilles, you too can experience the delightful sensation of having the back of your head blown off. Just kidding (sort of). These novel peppers make a killer white salsa or can be used as you would other habaneros. 90 days

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Awesome! The largest and most regal protea, the King Protea is the national flower of South Africa. Crown-like reddish bracts open to a diameter of 8-12" on 2-3' stems. The flower is magnificent fresh, and dries wonderfully to an everlasting ornament. Zone 8. PLUS Protea Seed Primer to Assist Germination + INCLUDED WITH SEEDS + disc sufficient to treat 100 seeds Pre-sowing treatment with K&M Instant Smoke Seed Germination Stimulant increases germination percentages considerably, and decreases losses due to fungus infections. Zone 8+

This is the unusual but very beautiful Oleanderleaf Protea or "Pink Mink" that is highly prized as a cut flower and seen in exotic arrangements. The intriguing, feathery black tips attract attention and are most distinctive. Easy to grow and will reach a height of about eight feet. PLUS Protea Seed Primer to Assist Germination + INCLUDED WITH SEEDS + disc sufficient to treat 100 seeds Pre-sowing treatment with K&M Instant Smoke Seed Germination Stimulant increases germination percentages considerably, and decreases losses due to fungus infections. Zone 8+

This showy April bloomer hardly needs any introduction. Japanese Flowering Cherry typically grows to about 30 feet in height. Bloom colors range from white to pink and may be single or double. Widely adaptable to any well-drained soil and prefers full sun. Occasionally grown as flowering bonai. Zone 5-9 No export to Canada or Australia

Here's an interesting perennial that's downright curious. The flower head forms an extraordinary, nearly black globe surrounded by bright green sepals where the petals usually are. Makes a wonderful fresh cut flower or is fantastic in dried arrangements. Fast growing and easy to care for, this specimen is sure to attract plenty of attention. An unusual fresh cut flower, long lasting in water, or use in dried arrangements. Easy to grow, quickly forming a good sized plant with plenty of lush green foliage and always a talking point. Flowers in summer. Height 4-5ft. Full sun to part shade. Zone 7+

Powder blue starflowers are followed by crisp, burnished bronze heads. Fantastic for dried flower arrangements and may be painted or sprayed. Each plant will give about 20-30 blooms on 6"-12" stems. Flowers summer. Height 18" Annual (all zones)

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Originally from Crimea on the Black Sea, this heirloom variety is our top choice in the "black tomato" category. Dark, mahogany-colored fruits have deep-green shoulders and weigh 10-12 ounces. Richly flavored and a heavy producer. Indeterminate. 75-90 days

Outstanding Siberian tomato that is a winner in northern climates. Black Prince produces an abundance of juicy, medium small-sized (2 1/2") fruits prized by chefs for its very rich, standout flavor. High lycopene content for healthy diet. Indeterminate, 70 days

One of the best tasting tomatoes available anywhere, the heirloom Caspian Pink is a beefsteak tomato originally from the Caspian Sea region of Russia. Meaty, succulent, juicy and ultra-sweet, most prefer the Caspian Pink over Brandywine! Abundant yields of large, 12-16 ounce fruits. Indeterminate, 80 days

Deep dusky rosy purple heirloom if not the prettiest tomato, certainly one of the best tasting. Super sweet, complex old-time tomato flavor is a favorite of many. Produces abundant, large beefsteak fruits, 5 inches across. Dark red interior. Indeterminate, 80 days

Old-World Italian Heirloom Large, juicy fruits are ribbed and reddest red. Intense, tomato flavor is outstanding. Will produce well in hot or cool weather. Excellent for slicing or as the "secret ingredient" to make your Italian dishes truly authentic!. Indeterminate,. 76 days

Mouth-watering! Here's an unusual tomato that resembles a peach, right down to its fuzzy skin. Not genetically engineered, but rather a 100% organic, 100 year-old heirloom garden peach tomato. Tasty, 2-ounce yellow flesh, fuzzy yellow skin blushes pink when ripe. Outstanding storage ability: pick these before fully ripe and store beautifully for several months. Highly split-resistant. Indeterminate, 75 days

This F1 Hybrid is truly outstanding in just about every way. Huge, handsome fruits often weigh over a pound and are as close to perfection as you can find anywhere. Sweet, lucious tomato flavor, highly disease resistant and producing tremendous yields -- the fruits just keep coming. One of the best varieties on the market. Indeterminate, 75-80 days

White Beefsteak Great White is typically considered the finest and the largest of the white tomato varieties, producing huge creamy white tomatoes that can often weigh up to two pounds. One of the mildest and sweetest of all tomatoes. High sugar content, creamy white through and through. Good yields on huge bushy plants. 80-85 days to maturity Indeterminate, 80-85 days

Sweet & Zingy Taste Treat Chosen for its truly excellent flavor and striking appearance, Green Zebra is hard to beat for salads and salsa.  The fruits are generally smallish, about 3 oz, but plants produce good yields.  Bred in Redmond, Washington in the early 80s, Green Zebra is destined to be a future heirloom.  Must try! Indeterminate 76 days

The now legendary “Mortgage Lifter” tomato was brought into being in the early 1940s by an auto mechanic named MC "Radiator Charlie" Byles.  Charlie developed the tomato by cross-breeding four of the largest-fruited tomatoes he could find.  The offspring turned out to be so good that Charlie was able to sell the young tomato plants for $1 each (in the 1940s) – and to sell enough of the plants to pay off the mortgage on his West Virginia home.  These are big, meaty tomatoes, which can weigh as much as 4 lbs.  Very productive and fairly disease resistant – well worth a try.  Indeterminate, 79 days

4" plum tomato with exquisite flavor suggestive of a black. Attractive purple-black fruits are meaty and wonderful for slicing, salads and sauces. Heirloom variety from the Ukraine. Very good, reliable producer. Indeterminate,. 80 days

Tasty sweet, unusual ivory-white cherry tomatoes ripen to pale yellow. Flavorful fruits are terrific for snacking and look great in salads. Hybridized by Joe Bratka. Indeterminate, 75 days

The favorite that was available only in the produce centers of grocery stores is now available from SEED. Bright red small fruits are about 1/3 oz. each. They are a sweet, bite-sized, oval shaped grape tomato, with great flavor and outstanding shelf life. An early variety, only 58 - 60 days to maturity. Single plant can yield 500+ tomatoes. Indeterminate. Yields clusters of 20 fruits or more. Strong tolerance to heat, humidity and cracking. LIMITED SUPPLY! Indeterminate, 60 days

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Australian Baobab (Boab) is closely related to the African and Madagascar baobabs and just as imposing. It is the only Adansonia, which is native to Australia. Excellent for training as a bonsai. Will not tolerate frost. Zone 10+

Tree of the Ancients Rewarding to Grow from Seed The Dragon's Blood Tree or Dragon Tree is a palmlike evergreen from the Canary Islands slowly growing to a height of up to 60 feet. The name comes from the red sap of this tree that was sold as Dragon's Blood and was said to be used by the ancient Egyptians during the embalment process. It was considered part of any witchcraft toolkit. The foliage can be brilliant and frequently variegated with red, yellow and green stripes along the edges of mostly green sword shaped leaves. They are winter hardy in Zones 10-11 but can be grown indoors everywhere else. Dracaenas will grow very well indoors if given plenty of light, rich garden soil, heat and moisture. Given time, this tree can become quite large but In containers they are not likely to attain a height of over 10 to 12 ft. for many decades. Propagation is easiest from seed. Zone 10+

Very popular palm from Southern Madagascar, Triangle Palm is strictly tropical and will tolerate only light frosts. It is fast growing to about 25 feet under ideal conditions and makes a stunning landscape specimen or very unusual indoor palm. Seeds usually germinate within a month. Zone 10+

"There is in India a tree whose property it is to plant itself. It spreads out mighty arms to the earth, where in the space of a single year the arms take root and put forth anew." -Pliny the Elder, A.D. 70 A banyan tree makes a fine specimen and shade tree if you have your own tropical botanical garden and a few acres to spare. Otherwise, grow this evergreen rubber plant look-alike in a container in the house. Zone 10+

Approaching the tree in twilight could be startling - the sight of its long four-foot seed pods curved downward appear to be the wings of a resting vulture. This is a night blooming tropical tree from India, growing to 40' in height. Also known as the Bat Tree because the flowers are pollinated by bats. Highly unusual. Zone 10+

CLASSIC BONSAI SELECTION Also known as the Chinese Scholar Tree, increasingly used as a bonsai. A tall, deciduous tree rapidly growing to 80', hardy to zone 4; leaves ovate to 2" and in 3-8 pairs. Very distinctive. Zone 4+

The stately and picturesque Bald Cypress is a deciduous conifer, native to the Southeastern United States. Although the Bald Cypress is typically associated with swampy habitats, it is not limited to them. In cultivation the species does very well in parks and yards and can make a fabulous bonsai specimen. Fast-growing, the tree can reach well over 100 feet in height at maturity. A number of these magnificent trees exceed 4,000 years of age. Zone 4-9 No export to Australia

BIZARRE EXOTICA Australia's ancient grass tree is a remarkable, long-lived plant, but one seldom seen outside its native habitat. A dense tuft of narrow, arching, grassy leaves 3 ft long sprout from a trunk made up of a mass of old leaf bases held together by natural resin. It takes 30 years or more for the leaf tuft to rise high above the trunk. Spears of small white or cream flowers, smelling of honey, appear after 10 to 15 years, but only erratically; often it will bloom after a bushfire. Their natural habitat is an open scrub and dry heath environment. Culture in cool greenhouse. Zone 9+

No two are alike, but the Joshua Tree is distinctive and easily recognizable. Technically, it is not a tree but rather the largest of all Yuccas and a member of the Agave family. It thrives in the higher elevations of the Mohave Desert in the Southwestern U.S. and may reach a height of 30 feet or more (though not in our lifetime -- it is very slow-growing). Referring to the Joshua Tree, Barbara Wilson of salon.com writes: "It grows the way it does, tall and branched, like a Dr. Seuss drawing, multilimbed with tufts for hands, because of a weevil. It would like to grow straight, but the weevil irritates its very being, threatens its plant sanity. The Joshua tree, struggling to outrun the weevil, moves outward, building new plant cells that eventually form a new limb. It responds to pain and irritation by growing." May be grown in a container and makes quite a conversation piece. Likes full sun and needs very little water. Zone 7+

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