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Basil Spicy Globe 100 -5000 Seeds compact shrubs ideal for patio containers!

July 8, 2026

One of the smallest, non-GMO, sweet, dwarf hybrid varieties to grow in your herb garden. Originally from India and other Asian regions. Matures as a compact bush, great for a container on the patio.

3 Live 6 – 10 inch Seedlings Husk Ground Cherry (Cape Gooseberry) Tart Superfood

July 8, 2026

Also known as Jamberry. Harvest when yellow; usually after they fall from plant. One should avoid ingesting the leaf, stem, calyx, of any ground cherry species as it contains Solanine.

Coriander CILANTRO 100-500 Seeds Microgreens Heirloom Chinese Parsley Salad Herb

July 8, 2026

Red Garnet Sprouting Amaranth Herb Seeds 500 – 160,000 Supergrain – Microgreens. Winter Chervil herb 100 – 1500 seeds French Parsley Heirloom Garden Wholesale. Italian Plain Leaf PARSLEY 300- 5000 seeds heirloom fragrant healthy herb flavor.

Prickly pear 10 – 100 – 1000 Seeds Engelmann’s Cactus Apple Opuntia engelmannii

July 8, 2026

Scarify the hard seed coat then soak seeds for 24+ hours in warm water. Surface sow, covering with only a light layer of soil. Cover pot with transparent plastic for humidity. Cactus seeds are naturally slow to germinate.

Roselle 15 – 100 Seeds Hibiscus Asian Sour Leaf Red Cranberry Jam Herbs

July 8, 2026

Bright pink-red calyces are widely used to flavor beverages like tea and color foods.

Osage Orange 10 – 1000 Seeds Hedge Apple Tree maclura pomifera monkey balls

July 8, 2026

Cousin to the mulberry tree, every part of this can be used. The distinctive fruit resembles chartreuse orbs and used as a decoration. It has a wonderful aroma. The wood is prized for its durability, flexibility, and marvelous color. It is often used in bow making. The finer particles of the wood can be used for dyeing. The seeds are edible and taste delicious. The young tree is used as a hedge because of its thorns. a.k.a Hedge Apple, Osage Orange, Monkey Balls, Bois D’arc, Monkey Brains Heirloom

Fish Pepper 15 – 200 Seeds Hot Caribbean flavor Rare Variegated Seafood Bulk

July 8, 2026

A popular Heirloom in the Philadelphia/Baltimore region. Fruits start from creamy white to light green to orange & finally red. Makes a beautiful landscaping plant as well. Originated in the Carribean and gained popularity in seafood restaurants. Adds a kick to sauces that top seafood. The peppers were the secret ingredient of many of these dishes. Plants grow to 2 feet tall We sell the live seedlings here too!

Yellow Sunrise 10 seeds Hot Pepper Lemon like Aromatic prolific plant RARE!

July 8, 2026

A low plant prolific scotch bonnet like pod starting dark green turning to bright yellow The nature pods have a very strong smell with very hot lemon like taste. A great variety for eating fresh pepper but also works perfect for hot sauce.

Mexican Hat 100 – 2,000 Seeds Ratibida Columnaris Columnifera Native Wildflower

July 8, 2026

A 1 -3″ tall native perennial plant that naturalizes in a suitable habitat. Drought tolerant plant prefers dry to medium soils and easy to grow. Blooms from mid summer into fall and longer when there is moisture. Perfect for meadows. Deer resistant plants make a great source for nectar for beneficial insects. Native Americans used the plant in dermatological, analgesic, and gastronintestinal herbal remedies. Plants grown from seed usually bloom the second year.

Mexican Hat 100 – 2,000 Seeds Ratibida Columnaris Columnifera Native Wildflower

July 8, 2026

A 1 -3″ tall native perennial plant that naturalizes in a suitable habitat. Drought tolerant plant prefers dry to medium soils and easy to grow. Blooms from mid summer into fall and longer when there is moisture. Perfect for meadows. Deer resistant plants make a great source for nectar for beneficial insects. Native Americans used the plant in dermatological, analgesic, and gastronintestinal herbal remedies. Plants grown from seed usually bloom the second year.

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