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	Item	Description	Available	Price	UM	Mfg Part #
Snapdragon Tall Maximum Org 2.99 SKU: BOT2061 Snapdragon Tall Maximum Org View Details	BOT2061	Snapdragon Tall Maximum Org	2	2.99	/ EA	2061
Hyssop Anise Org 3.49 SKU: BOT2062 Hyssop Anise Org View Details	BOT2062	Hyssop Anise Org	2	3.49	/ EA	2062
Milkweed Common Org 3.49 SKU: BOT2063 Milkweed Common Org View Details	BOT2063	Milkweed Common Org	4	3.49	/ EA	2063
Zinnia Peruvian R/Y Blend Org 3.49 SKU: BOT2065 Zinnia Peruvian R/Y Blend Org View Details	BOT2065	Zinnia Peruvian R/Y Blend Org	2	3.49	/ EA	2065
Sunflower Mongolian Giant ORG 4.49 SKU: BOT2066 Sunflower Mongolian Giant ORG View Details	BOT2066	Sunflower Mongolian Giant ORG	3	4.49	/ EA	2066
Poppy Corn Mother of Pearl Org 3.49 SKU: BOT2067 Poppy Corn Mother of Pearl Org View Details	BOT2067	Poppy Corn Mother of Pearl Org	5	3.49	/ EA	2067
Tomato Pole Cherokee Purple Org 2.69 SKU: BOT3002 Tomato Pole Cherokee Purple Org View Details	BOT3002	Tomato Pole Cherokee Purple Org	4	2.69	/ EA	3002
Corn Swt (yellow) True Gold Org 4.49 SKU: BOT3004 True Gold Sweet Corn Seeds Organic Old-fashioned corn like your grandparents grew! From the garden to the pot, 'True Gold' will transform any plate to a luxurious meal. Large, 9" ears are very sweet and tender, plants are resistant to stalk-lodging, and stalks are less likely to bend and kink in windy areas.Botanical Name: Zea mays Days to Maturity: 70-80 days Family: Poaceae Native: Americas Hardiness: Frost-sensitive annual Plant Dimensions: 5'-7' tall Variety Information: 8"-9" ears with golden-yellow kernels; 2-3 ears per plant. 'True Gold' is selected from the 1955 hybrid by the same name, now open-pollinated. Plants resist stalk lodging (bending or kinking and falling over). Type: Sugary View Details	BOT3004	Corn Swt (yellow) True Gold Org	3	4.49	/ EA	3004
Squash Summer Early Strghtnk Org 2.99 SKU: BOT3006 Squash Summer Early Strghtnk Org View Details	BOT3006	Squash Summer Early Strghtnk Org	4	2.99	/ EA	3006
Spinach Bloomsdale Org 3.49 SKU: BOT3007 Spinach Bloomsdale Org View Details	BOT3007	Spinach Bloomsdale Org	9	3.49	/ EA	3007
Radish French Breakfast Org 3.49 SKU: BOT3008 French Breakfast Radish Seeds Organic, Heirloom 'French Breakfast' has endured in gardens for over 100 years because of its wonderful, delicate flavor. This spring radish grows best during the cool periods of spring and fall but will also withstand some summer heat! Looks incredible on a vegetable platter. Fun for kids to grow! Botanical Name: Raphanus sativus Days to Maturity: 28 days Family: Brassicaceae Native: Unknown Hardiness: Frost-tolerant annual Plant Dimensions: 3"-4" long tops, about 1" wide root Variety Information: Root is scarlet with a white tip. Type: Spring/Summer radish Attributes: Good for Containers View Details	BOT3008	Radish French Breakfast Org	2	3.49	/ EA	3008
Pea Shelling Progress #9 Org 3.49 SKU: BOT3010 Progress #9 Shelling Pea Seeds Organic, Heirloom Remember when you were a kid how fun it was to pop open a pod and eat the peas? Relive the memories and enjoy the wonderful taste of 'Progress #9'. Each 5" pod has 7-9 plump peas. A heavy producer, also called 'Laxton's Progress #9'. (Thomas Laxton was a renowned 19th century strawberry breeder.) Plants are resistant to common wilt disease. Botanical Name: Pisum sativum Days to Maturity: 58 days Family: Fabaceae Native: Western Asia, Europe, and North Africa Hardiness: Frost-tolerant annual Plant Dimensions: 18" tall Variety Information: 5" long pods that contain 7-9 plump peas. 'Progress #9' is a shelling pea with resistance to common wilt disease. Type: Shelling pea View Details	BOT3010	Pea Shelling Progress #9 Org	5	3.49	/ EA	3010
Kale Red Russian Org 2.99 SKU: BOT3013 Red Russian Kale Seeds Organic, Heirloom Kale gets sweeter after the first fall frost. 'Red Russian', brought to North America in 1885, is sweet and tender all the time, making it excellent for mesclun, garnishes, and sauteing. The red veins, wavy margins, and foliage that resembles oak leaves make 'Red Russian' as attractive as it is delicious. Harvest baby greens in just 21 days. Botanical Name: Brassica napus Days to Maturity: 21-50 days Family: Brassicaceae Native: Europe Hardiness: Biennial grown as an annual, kale is very cold hardy and may overwinter in milder climates. Plant Dimensions: 18"-30" tall, 24" wide Variety Information: Wavy, dark green leaves with reddish purple veins and stems. View Details	BOT3013	Kale Red Russian Org	2	2.99	/ EA	3013
Beet (red) Early Wonder Org 2.99 SKU: BOT3014 Early Wonder Beet Seeds Organic, Heirloom Since the early 1900s, 'Early Wonder' has delivered abundant greens, flavorful beets, and early production. Great for mild climates where multiple crops are possible. The 18" greens are as delicious, and high in vitamins A and C, iron, and potassium. Beet seed is actually a dried fruit with 1-5 seeds in each fruit, so thinning is very important. Botanical Name: Beta vulgaris Days to Maturity: 48 days Family: Amaranthaceae Native: Europe, Asia, and the Mediterranean region Hardiness: Frost-tolerant biennial grown as an annual Plant Dimensions: Leaf tops are 18" tall Variety Information: Smooth, 1 1/2 "-2 1/2 ;" diameter with slightly flattened roots. Leaf tops are dark green on red stems. 'Early Wonder', introduced in 1911, is an excellent beet for both greens and roots, ready for harvest in as little as 40 days. Especially good in early spring due to its ability to grow in cool soils. View Details	BOT3014	Beet (red) Early Wonder Org	3	2.99	/ EA	3014
Carrot Danvers Org 3.49 SKU: BOT3016 Danvers 126 Carrot Seeds Organic, Heirloom Growers in Danvers, Massachusetts during the late-19th century were searching for a carrot with improved color, yield, and uniformity. After many variations, the 'Danvers 126' carrot was born! It grows particularly well interplanted with onions and in heavy soils due to its high fiber content. Heat-tolerant with high yields, it also has a noticeably sweeter flavor and stores exceptionally well if cleaned after harvest. Resistant to cracks and splits. Botanical Name: Daucus carota Days to Maturity: 65 days Family: Apiaceae Native: Africa, Eurasia Hardiness: Frost-tolerant biennial grown as an annual Plant Dimensions: Roots are 6"-7" long at their peak. Variety Information: Orange roots, wide at the top, tapering to a point. 'Danvers 126' is a Danvers type carrot. View Details	BOT3016	Carrot Danvers Org	2	3.49	/ EA	3016