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Purple Emperor Trailing Nasturtium Seed
Regal 'Purple Emperor' boasts deeply veined petals in varying shades of purple that fade into lavender and dusty rose. This trailing variety is fairly drought tolerant, and would be perfect as a ground cover or in a hanging basket. Edible blossoms and leaves provide a peppery kick to salads, and are a beautiful garnish on desserts! Rabbit and deer resistant. Annual | 7-14 days to emerge | 3 grams | Open Pollinated | Untreated Traditional Seeds | NON GMO Verified
Alaska Variegated Nasturtium Seeds
Alaska Variegated Nasturtium are delicious as well as beautiful, colorful blooms float above variegated lily-pad leaves on compact plants. Nasturtium's large, pebble like seeds are easy to plant, and it's amazing to watch the plants quickly grow. It's also fun to watch your guests' surprise as the ponder whether or not to eat the edible, peppery flavored flowers atop their salads, or garnishing the dinner plates. Attracts pollinators and is fairly drought tolerant. Rabbit and deer resistant. Heirloom | 7-14...
Fiesta Blend Nasturtium Seeds
Fiesta Nasturtium is a spicy feast of color with flowers in orange, yellow, and orange/peach bi-colors that brighten up hanging baskets and large containers. Every salad should have edible nasturtium flowers. This beautiful plants is especially exquisite gracing a stone garden wall. The blossom petals are a festive addition to salads and pastas. Plant some in your vegetable patch to attract pollinators. Withstands coastal salty air. Heirloom | 2 grams or 8 grams | 7-14 days to emerge | Annual NON GMO...
Peach Melba Nasturtium Seeds
Peach Melba Nasturtium has peachy yellow flowers with raspberry red centers float above green lily pad shaped foliage. Surprise your family and friends with a salad adorned with blossoms. The leaves and flowers taste a bit peppery like watercress, adding a kick of flavor and color to salads. Attracts pollinators and beneficial insects. Fairly drought tolerant once established. Rabbit and deer resistant. Annual | Full sun to part shade | 7-14 days to emerge | 2.5 grams | 10"-14" tall...
Shades of Summer Verbascum Mullein Seeds
Spectacular, graceful spikes of flowers from spring to summer and beyond. Fast growing fairly drought tolerant, and a great addition to any garden! Each plant has multiple, graceful spikes of blossoms that attract butterflies. This plant was once known as candlewick, because the flower stalk was dipped in wax and used as a torch. Dried stalks with seed pods add interest to dried arrangements of the winter garden. Removing spent flower stalks encourages prolonged flowering. Perennial in USDA zones 5-8....
Nudicaule Blend Iceland Poppy Seeds
These orange, pale pink, yellow, and white blossoms will light up your garden in spring. No flower is quite as lovely as Iceland poppy when the sun shines through the chiffon petals. They'er fairly drought tolerant, too! Perennial Short Lived | 0.4 g | 10-15 days to emerge | 12"-24" tall NON GMO verified | Traditional Seeds
Shades of Blue Larkspur Seeds
Irresistibly beautiful, tall, elegant spires add bright shades of blue to cut and dried flower arrangements. Grow in masses for a compelling display of light and dark blue blossoms. Reseeds readily. Larkspur blooms in the cooler weather of late spring and early summer, and in mild summer climates can continue through fall. Deer resistant. All parts of this plant are toxic if ingested. Annual | 25 seeds | 3'-4' tall |10-21 days to emerge NON GMO verified | Traditional Seeds
Plant Beneficial Plants for Organic Pest Control
Working with nature helps obtain a balance in the garden. Planting flowers, alliums and herbs next to food crops disrupt the searching pattern of the pest looking for host plants. Simple steps like separating rows of cabbages, broccoli or other brassicas with rows of onions or sage is an excellent way to help protect from the cabbage looper. French marigolds reduce the number of soil nematodes when the plant is turned back into the soil at the end of the...
Companion Planting is the Holistic Approach of Gardening!
I can't imagine not planting a garden without companions for each other. We all need companions for a healthy and happy life! People and plants! Choose a range of plants so you have flowers throughout the growing season to attract bees, butterflies, hover-flies, ladybugs and lacewings to your garden. Grow open structured types flowers (calendula, marigolds, poppies) that have short feeding tubes as well. This makes the pollen more accessible for beneficial insects like the hover-fly. Let herbs and vegetables...
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