Orchid Society of Middle Tennessee

50 Lunchbox Sweet Snacking Pepper seeds Red Orange Yellow Organic Non-GMO heirlo

50 Lunchbox Sweet Snacking Pepper seeds Red Orange Yellow variety Organic Non-GMO Pesticide free Shipped with USPS First Class. Lunchbox Sweet Pepper Seeds – 50 Seeds Description: Fill your garden with a healthy snack for lunchtime and beyond. These sweet snacking peppers serve both loads of crunch and lots of beta-carotene and vitamin C. They’re ideal for eating straight off the plant, chopped fresh in salads, or sliced thin for stir-fries. Plants tend to give high yields, so consider staking with a tomato cage when planting in a windy location, to keep stems from breaking. Lunchbox Sweet Snacking Pepper plants work beautifully in containers; plant one per 18-inch pot. Underplant with dwarf marigolds for a pretty combination. Peppers will be approximately 2-3″ long with most being closer to 2” than 3″. Germination: 7-14 days Maturation: 75-80 days Planting Instructions: All peppers need heat to germinate and some peppers can take as long as 30 days or more. The recommended easiest and fastest way to germinate is in a small pot with the seed barely covered with soil. Mist and cover with plastic wrap. Check every few days and never let dry out. Sitting on a heating mat for faster germination can potentially reduce time to 7-10 days. Peppers can be grown all year long in containers.

50 Lunchbox Sweet Snacking Pepper seeds Red Orange Yellow Organic Non-GMO heirlo

50 Lunchbox Sweet Snacking Pepper seeds Red Orange Yellow variety Organic Non-GMO Pesticide free Shipped with USPS First Class. Lunchbox Sweet Pepper Seeds – 50 Seeds Description: Fill your garden with a healthy snack for lunchtime and beyond. These sweet snacking peppers serve both loads of crunch and lots of beta-carotene and vitamin C. They’re ideal for eating straight off the plant, chopped fresh in salads, or sliced thin for stir-fries. Plants tend to give high yields, so consider staking with a tomato cage when planting in a windy location, to keep stems from breaking. Lunchbox Sweet Snacking Pepper plants work beautifully in containers; plant one per 18-inch pot. Underplant with dwarf marigolds for a pretty combination. Peppers will be approximately 2-3″ long with most being closer to 2” than 3″. Germination: 7-14 days Maturation: 75-80 days Planting Instructions: All peppers need heat to germinate and some peppers can take as long as 30 days or more. The recommended easiest and fastest way to germinate is in a small pot with the seed barely covered with soil. Mist and cover with plastic wrap. Check every few days and never let dry out. Sitting on a heating mat for faster germination can potentially reduce time to 7-10 days. Peppers can be grown all year long in containers.

Osage Orange Tree Seeds (Maclura pomifera) ~ Hedge Apple ~ Fresh Seed ~

Osage Orange Tree Seeds These seeds were grown naturally on my Kansas farm Osage Orange is one of the hardiest native trees in my area of Kansas, they grow fast and have extremely hard wood. Very drought tolerant and thrive where nothing else will. They are typically thorny especially when young but are unusual and useful in that the wood does not rot. At one time in history all of the fence posts in this area were Osage Orange posts and many are still in use today because they outlast steel posts. Many people also use it as firewood because it is very dense and burns extremely hot. The wood is bright yellow when fresh aging to a mellow orange after a few years making it unique for woodworking. Like many tree seeds, Osage Orange seeds need to be cold stratified before they germinate so either plant them in the fall so they receive cold during the wintertime or moisten them and store in the refrigerator for three months prior to planting. I will gladly combine shipping with other purchases, add items to cart and if the shipping doesn’t automatically adjust then request a combined invoice before paying and I will adjust the postage fairly.

Pumpkin 35 Seeds Cucurbita moschata Pumpkin

This pumpkin is a very productive variety. It can be used both in small home gardens and in commercial productions. It can grow tangled in a fence or grow free on the ground. The fruits are elongated from 3 to 15 pounds and the pulp is thick, orange and creamy with few seeds and only in the lower part of the fruit.

Seeds (30 or 80) Mexican Grey Squash Calabacita Cucurbita pepo

Grey Zucchini is light green with darker green speckles and has a plump stubby appearance. This club shaped zucchini with mid light green with dark green veined skin is a favorite! The large yellow blossoms are a special treat battered and fried.