- A dependable favorite
- Blocky, bell-shaped fruit with smooth green skin
- Medium sized with firm walls and 4 lobes
- The 18"-24" plants need little care once established in the garden
- Fruit matures from green to red, with sweetness becoming more intense
- Use fresh, cooked, or stuff
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- A cool season biennial that has the taste of mild onions or scallions
- Start these cold hardy in the garden early, grow in a trench mounding soil against the stems every 10-14 days to "blanch" your crop
- Harvest when stems reach 1" in diameter
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- This unique squash can be served with spaghetti sauce
- Fruits are 8"-9" long, about 3-4 pounds each
- Rind is hard, smooth, and medium yellow
- A nutritious, low calorie alternative to pasta
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- These nearly black, elongated fruits can weigh up to 3 pounds when ripe
- Its creamy, pale yellow flesh has a tender texture and mild flavor
- This heirloom variety has larger fruit than hybrids
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- Dark red color
- Firm, smooth skin
- Matures in 60 days
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- Stems are a rainbow of colors, including yellow, gold, pink, and crimson, with large leaves
- The stalks are delicious eating, best harvested young
- Cut within 2" of crown for a second harvest
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Bright and bold with green and white foliage, this is a special treat for your pets. Even if you don't have a pet to pamper, you will like this plant. A beautiful ornamental grass, it is a great contrasting accent plant for your garden. Grow on a sunny window sill or in a container on the patio for a great burst of color. The leaves can reach 2'-3' in height unless your pets enjoy it as a tasty snack. -
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Cats love the sweet taste of fresh oat grass and crave the young, tender blades of grass. When the grass reaches 2"-4" high, put it near your cat's food or water dish for easy nibbling. It will even help keep your cat from eating your houseplants. Cat grass can be grown year round on any window sill in sun or bright, filtered light. It is a nutritious treat for your cat with essential vitamins and minerals. It will aid in their digestion, freshen their breath, and is even said to help eliminate hairballs. This grass is also safe for dogs, guinea pigs, and rabbits to eat. -
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This aromatic herb will delight your cat. Lemon catnip has the same elegant silvery foliage as regular catnip, but this one bears white to pale pink flowers and a wonderful lemon fragrance. -
Fragrant foliage is outstanding, fresh or dried, in a variety of dishes. Plant in gardens or containers. -
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Silver-blue circular leaves have a distinct fragrance when cut or crushed. Ideal for containers or as a garden accent. -
Aromatic foliage has a strong, sweet lemon scent. Culinary herb used to flavor meat, vegetable dishes and stuffings, and makes a flavorful tea. -
Flowers and leaves have a sweet apple flavor. Attractive in the herb or flower garden. -
Great for flavoring and as a garnish. A biennial grown as an annual; replant each year for best flavor. -
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Hot, spicy aroma and flavor make this the classic pizza herb. Complements tomato and meat dishes. -
Aromatic, flavorful leaves (cilantro) and pungent, sharp-flavored seeds (coriander). Reseeds. -
A showy culinary herb. Use in the herb or fragrance garden. Good cut or dried flower. -
Mints are vigorous spreaders and should be contained; plant in containers sunk into the ground. -
Fragrant foliage and flowers are great in gardens or arrangements. Use fresh or dried leaves for cooking. -
Aromatic leaves have a bewitching effect on cats. Use leaves for tea, or dry leaves to fill cat toys. -
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Attractive white and purple marbled leaves grow on shrubby plants. An herb garden standard.
