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Goldy Honey Bear Sunflower Seeds
Goldy Honey Bear has thick, multi-branching stalks that stay upright without staking. Green centers are revealed as the 5"-7" flowers open. As they mature, the blooms because fully double, solid gold, and surrounded by sun-ray petals. In idea conditions, these nearly pollen less flowers may grow so large that just on stem with fill an entire vase. Long blooming display for a flower border, hedge, or screen. You may even recognize these unique sunflowers from Vincent van Gogh's famous Sunflowers...
Mammoth Sunflower Seed
Mammoth Sunflower is not fussy about soil, its's very easy to grow and drought tolerant. This giant among sunflowers is a fast grower whose single stalk can reach 12' tall and produces one 10"-12" flower! Grow in a tight row to make an attractive screen. Sow monthly for continual bloom into fall. Edible seeds invite birds in the fall. Great for kids gardens. Heirloom | 10-15 days to emerge | 8 grams or 12 grams Non-GMO Verified Project | Traditional Seeds
California Poppy Wildflower Seeds
Easy to grow wild flower self sows after a spectacular show of brilliant orange, bright red, yellow, rose, small poppies in the spring. California poppy is an annual that likes full sun and well drained soil. Sow seeds late fall to very early spring for best germination. Drought tolerant and attracts pollinators. Open Pollinated seed. 3 varieties to choose from. Mission Bells are a blend of double and semi double poppies in shades of rose, red, yellow, white, and...
Snowball Y Cauliflower Seed
Snowball Y is successful in short season areas. The leaves naturally curl nicely around the heads providing self-blanching and protection from sun scald. Mature heads hold well in the garden, so they don't all have to be picked at once. Open pollinated | 70-80 days to maturity | 0.75 g | sows 120 ft NON GMO Verified | USDA Organic Seeds.
Purple Coneflower Echinacea Seeds
The pinkish purple petals of the daisy like flowers surround a large, dark brown cone. Petals begin to droop as the sone enlarges and fills with seeds, which attract birds in the fall and winter. Echinacea grows well in a variety of conditions, and is excellent for water wise gardens. Perfect for fresh cut flowers and all pares of echinacea are edible and the roots are used for medicinal purposes. Deer resistant. Native | 10-20 days to emerge | 0.5...
Pollinator Garden Flower Mix Seeds
This fun beautiful mix for the busy little pollinators includes flowers for bees, butterflies, and moths, which are an important part of our ecosystem and responsible for about one third of the food that we eat! Help your pollinators out with a supply of their favorites. This colorful mix feeds and shelters them all summer long, and many of the annuals will reseed to return the following season. Open Pollinated | 2 grams | 7-20 days to emerge | sows...
Showy Milkweed Butterfly Flower Seeds
Showy Milkweed has green to silvery-green foliage and stems that are often soft and fuzzy. In summer, pink to white flowers are followed by decorative, woolly seed pods that are beautiful in dried arrangements. Invite monarch butterflies and other pollinators to your garden with the stunning blooms of this robust, shrub-like heirloom perennial. Also called Greek milkweed, this species is drought tolerant when established and grows best in well-drained soils. Deer resistant. Native | 14-28 days to emerge | 0.15...
May Gardening Tasks
May is our favorite month! Peas are flourishing, tender greens are at their best, radishes are almost jumping out of the ground and flowers are abundant. As temperatures begin to get warmer it is time for warm season crops to be planted or sown and there are several essential jobs to stay on course. Plant warm season vegetable crops such as: tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, summer squash, and cucumbers. Sow beet, carrot, kale, and swiss chard seeds. Thin stone fruits....
🐔 Winter Chicken Checklist
Freezing temperatures can be tough on chickens, but with the right prep your flock will stay cozy, healthy, and laying. Winter care isn’t about making the coop hot — it’s about keeping it dry, draft-free, and giving your hens the nutrition and comfort they need to thrive. Use this checklist to make sure you’re ready before the cold sets in. Coop & Shelter Keep it dry, not drafty: ventilation up high prevents moisture buildup. Patch leaks in roofs, doors, or...
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