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ARTICHOKE * CHIOGGIA * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
CHIOGGIA or PURPLE ROMANGNA ARTICHOKE (C. cardunculus) is a famous Italian purple variety that dates back to the Italian aristocracy. Few prickles on this purple-tinged variety. |
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ARTICHOKE * ROMANESCO * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
ROMANESCO ARTICHOKE (C. cardunculus) is an Italian heirloom native to the Romagna region. Excellent large heads with flavorful bronze and purple tinged globes that are |
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ARUGULA * APOLLO * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
APOLLO ARUGULA (Eruca sativa) In its wild form, arugula is often called "rocket" and is one of those aromatic greens often incorporated into Italian cuisine. This variety is |
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ARUGULA * RUCOLA SELVATICA * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
RUCOLA SELVATICA (Diplotaxis tenuifolia) also known as Wall Rocket, Roquette Sauvage and Wild Rocket. This is the authentic, wild Italian heirloom arugula for adding that |
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ARUGULA * SELF-SEEDING HARDY * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
SELF-SEEDING ARUGULA (Eruca sativa) Often called "rocket" or "roquette" and is one of those aromatic greens often incorporated into Italian cuisine. This variety self-seeds and is hardy, so plant |
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ASIAN * BABY BOK CHOY * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
BABY BOK CHOY is a dwarf chinese cabbage that is a good candidate for southern and/or fall gardens. The delightful way to cook these small |
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ASIAN * CHINESE CABBAGE * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
CHINESE CABBAGE is ancient cultivar that has traveled the globe. This barrel-headed type with white ribs and savoyed leaf is tender and delicious. Used in salads, cole slaw, |
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ASIAN * FUSHIMI PEPPER * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
FUSHIMI PEPPER is the traditional sweet chili pepper from Japan widely used in Asian cooking at its green stage, especially in tempura. Full flavored, measures |
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ASIAN * GREEN RADISH * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
GREEN RADISH is a rare Chinese heirloom that is tender, crisp and mild. Prefers fall production as it may bolt in hot weather or not produce |
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ASIAN * KAILAAN * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
KAILAAN is a popular open-pollinated Japanese brassica grown for its thick stalks and leaves with white flowers. Perfect for your fall garden. Very versatile in the kitchen. 65 days. 25 seeds. |
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ASIAN * RAT TAIL RADISH * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
RAT TAIL RADISH (Raphanus sativus) is a South Asian heirloom that was introduced to English gardeners in 1815 and by 1860's were a popular kitchen garden vegetable |
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ASIAN * RED RUFFLED EGGPLANT * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
RED RUFFLED EGGPLANT (Solanum integrifolium) was originally introduced as an ornamental in the 19th century and referred to as a miniature pumpkin by florists. But it produces |
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ASIAN * SHUNGIKU * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
SHUNGIKU (Chrysanthemum coronarium) also known as Crown Daisy, Garland Chrysanthemum and Chopped Suey Greens, the latter because it is a traditional Asian culinary aromatic potherb. It is also highly |
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ASIAN * SWORD LETTUCE * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
SWORD LETTUCE ("Yu Mai Tsai") is a Chinese heirloom that is popular in Taiwanese cuisine. Crisp when harvested young or use the older leaves for stir fry |
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ASIAN * WINGED PEA * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 NEW! |
WINGED PEA (Lotus tetragonolobus) dates to at least 1734 when it was first written about. It is a legume, but it not actually a pea. It |
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ASPARAGUS * ARGENTEUIL * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
ARGENTEUIL ASPARAGUS is a French heirloom renowned for good results when you blanch in the ground (by covering the developing stalks with sandy soil as |
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ASPARAGUS * CONOVER'S COLOSSAL * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 NEW! |
CONOVER'S COLOSSAL ASPARAGUS is an American heirloom introduced by S.B.Conover of New York in 1870. It deserves its name, as attested to in The New |
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ASPARAGUS * MARY WASHINGTON * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
MARY WASHINGTON ASPARAGUS is an American heirloom takes a year or two longer to establish than the Argenteuil, but is worth the wait! Strong, thick, |
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BEAN, BUSH * APPALOOSA * HEIRLOOM SEED 2009 NEW! |
APPALOOSA BEAN (Phaseolus vulgaris) takes its name from the American Appaloosa horse with the same speckled markings and a favorite among Native Americans in the Northwest (see image |
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BEAN, BUSH * ARIKARA YELLOW * HEIRLOOM SEEDS 2009 |
ARIKARA YELLOW BUSH BEAN (Phaseolus vulgaris) originated with the Arikara tribe of North Dakota, encountered by the Lewis and Clark expedition, grown by Thomas |
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