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Gluten Free, Non-GMO, Vegan Friendly, with no other added ingredients

Gluten Free, Non-GMO, Vegan Friendly, with no other added ingredients

Gluten Free, Non-GMO, Vegan Friendly, with no other added ingredients

A mix of wild colored pumpkin, gourd and squash

A fantastic, slowly spreading, bright, mixture of colours. This mixture is ideal for filling any corner of the garden. A. millefolium is a spreading stoloniferous perennial with narrow, finely pinnately dissected leaves with flat upright facing flowerheads throughout the summer.

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Fresh Redosier Red Dogwood Cuttings to Grow. Vibrant Red new growth is very eye appealing. Root very easily in water mixed with some rooting powder or liquid. Approx 75%+ Success Rate Expected

Hot pink to royal burgundy, red, orange, yellow, white, green, and every bright combination.

A new hybrid that is sure to please! Stunning color and long bloom times make this new breed a favorite for cut flowers or flower gardens. Does well in containers as well.

One of the oldest trees on earth, this tree is a dwarf, shrubby but picturesque specimen with an irregular (rounded, flattened) spread when young and retains these characteristics as it matures. Its tapering, twisted trunk is up to 3 feet in diameter. Its blue-green needles are aromatic and covered with a resinous fluid. It will grow in a variety of soil types including dry, infertile or rocky. You may want to protect from drying winds.

Very easy to grow your own tasty broccoli sprouts. Great for salads and as a garnish.

Known as Broccolini in the produce section of your grocery store and on restaurant menus, Aspabroc resembles a broccoli raab with an asparagus stem, and offers a mild, spicy taste. Harvest often to encourage better side shoot production, providing you plenty of Aspabroc for tasty recipes! Plant transplants when soil is cool. Plants require full sun and even moisture.

Bronco leads our fresh market cabbage seed sales due to reliably round, dense heads with a fancy, wavy wrap, perfect for boxing. The erect compact plant produces short-cored 2-5 lb. heads.

A dry deciduous or semi-deciduous, medium-sized tree to 20m tall with a spreading crown of pinnate leaves. Spectacular, long, pendulous inflorescences with up to 70 golden yellow to coppery colored flowers appear when the tree is mostly leafless. Cassia moschata is widely distributed from Mexico and the Caribbean to northern South America and best adapted to tropical climates

Multi Color Broom Corn - 100+ Seeds

The multi-colored tassels are so popular for fall decorations. Colors include red, gold, burgundy, black, bronze and more Broom Corn can also be used to make brooms.

Not a true corn, but it grows like corn without ears. The 'tassel' is a tall spray of seed heads, 24 to 36 inches long that can be cut and dried for craft creations and straw brooms. Seeds are also great bird food. Includes shades of red, brown, purple and black. Grows 6 to 8 feet tall.

Plant produces high yields of beautiful straw used to make crafts and brooms. It grows without ears. Also used for fall decoration arrangements. Birds love the tops of the corn. This variety grows multi color straw. Excellent choice for home gardens and market growers.

Technically a species of sorghum, broom corn has been used for making brooms since the Dark Ages. Historians record that Benjamin Franklin first brought this unusual plant to the United States in the early 1700s. Though various states produced great amounts of this plant for centuries, production has now nearly ceased because of the high amount of labor required for this crop.

Multi-colored Broom Corn Corn Germination: After the last spring frost, plant the seeds 1" deep. Thin them to 3-6" apart in rows 3' apart.

Growing Multi-colored Broom Corn Corn Seeds: Though broom corn tolerates drought and poor soil well, the best brooms grow with adequate moisture and fairly high temperatures. For making brooms or other purposes that require straight straws, the stalk will need to be bent 20-24" from the top to allow the brooms to hang straight down.

Harvesting Multi-colored Broom Corn Corn: When the entire broom turns from pale yellow to light green, it is ready to harvest. If the broom begins to take on a red color, it is past the optimum stage for harvesting.

An appealing mix of brightly colored seed heads for an attractive fall display. Approx. 10 stems/plant. Plant every two weeks for a continuous harvest. Drought tolerant.

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MINIATURE BLUE POPCORN- Heirloom- Untreated 120 Days. Colored seeds in red, deep brown, purple and other mixed shades cover the seed heads of this mixture. The colored brooms are ideal for dried arrangements as well as hand tied brooms and crafts.

There are many varieties of broom corn. Each variety will bear different  seed heads with varying colors of seeds. This Mixed Colors Broom Corn seed is, as the name implies, a mixture of many different broom corn varieties. The colors that predominate in this mixture include gold, bronze, brown, black, burgundy, red, white/cream, “natural”, and all shades of these colors.   The seed heads form at the top of the plant (instead of a tassel) and vary in length from 24-36 inches long. Some of the seed stock varieties included in this mixture: Apache Red, Japanese Dwarf, Black Seeded, Texas Black Amber, Tennessee Red, Nicaraguan Broom, Keply #1 & #2, , Ramirez South Chile Line, Iowa Red, Is-3226, Hadley Kidd, Moyer Sonnen, Sattie Museum, Moyer Jensen Gold, African Sweet Sorghum, White Popping Sorghum, Hungarian Red, Hungarian Black, and many special Hadley varieties. Most have maturities of 100-110 days, but the broom corn heads can be harvested for brooms or ornamental uses anytime after the seed head develops. Harvesting and drying the seed heads at various stages of development results in varied appearances  in the color of the seed.  As the plant matures, the seed heads will deepen in color and the seeds will become heavier and shiny. The seed heads can be cut during any stage of development and added as accents to fresh flowers. They are especially pretty with the autumn flowers, but can be used in any fresh flower bouquet Soil and Water: Broomcorn produces the best brushes in deep, well-drai

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