Vegetables

250 Florida Broadleaf Mustard Greens Seeds

Florida Broadleaf Mustard Seeds to Grow. Fast growing. Harvest as soon as 21 days!! The “Florida Broadleaf” Mustard is a southern favorite. Mild-flavored mustard, Florida Broadleaf produces as its name implies large savory green leaves. Delicious either steamed, sautéed or it can also be eaten raw, in a mixed green salad or in sandwiches.

Wild Game Food plot sorghum, or milo, is an early-maturing Sorghum seed, reaching mid bloom at about 40 to 50 days after emergence. WGF Sorghum is great for spring and summer food plots for deer and game birds. WGF Sorghum is bird-resistant, which keeps migrating flocks of blackbirds from stripping it in late Summer.

70% peas and 30% oats. Sow in early spring for a spring/summer cover crop. For a winter cover, sow in late summer or early fall. Sow at 5 lb./1,000 sq.ft., or about 120-200 lb./acre. Peas provide nitrogen and organic matter; oats act as a nurse crop and trellis for the peas. Both will winterkill in northern areas if oats are not allowed to re-seed. Specialized equipment, which is often needed for terminating (mowing and incorporating) perennial cover crops, is not necessary. An easy choice for home gardeners.

70% peas and 30% oats. Sow in early spring for a spring/summer cover crop. For a winter cover, sow in late summer or early fall. Sow at 5 lb./1,000 sq.ft., or about 120-200 lb./acre. Peas provide nitrogen and organic matter; oats act as a nurse crop and trellis for the peas. Both will winterkill in northern areas if oats are not allowed to re-seed. Specialized equipment, which is often needed for terminating (mowing and incorporating) perennial cover crops, is not necessary. An easy choice for home gardeners.

70% peas and 30% oats. Sow in early spring for a spring/summer cover crop. For a winter cover, sow in late summer or early fall. Sow at 5 lb./1,000 sq.ft., or about 120-200 lb./acre. Peas provide nitrogen and organic matter; oats act as a nurse crop and trellis for the peas. Both will winterkill in northern areas if oats are not allowed to re-seed. Specialized equipment, which is often needed for terminating (mowing and incorporating) perennial cover crops, is not necessary. An easy choice for home gardeners.

Eggplant Seeds for Planting | 250 Long Purple Eggplant Seeds to Plant Home Outdoor Garden | Heirloom & Non-GMO Vegetable Seeds | Buy in Bulk "Solanum Melongena" Name:Eggplant Seeds - Long Purple Botanical Name:Solanum melongena Life Cycle:Annual Light Requirement:Full Sun Planting Season:Warm Season Plant Type:Edible Fruit, Nightshade Family Fruit Size:10-12" x 2.5X Days to Maturity:60-90 Days Plant Spacing:18-24 inches Planting Depth:1/4 inch Sowing Method:Start Indoors

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Black Turtle Heirloom Bush Bean(a.k.a. Black Turtle Soup, Black Bean Soup, Black Mexican, Frijoles Negras, Black Spanish, Tampico Beans, Venezuelan Beans, and Mexican Blacks)
Originating in Mexico and the Caribbean, the Black Turtle Heirloom Bush Bean is popular with rice and in soups, makes delicious re-fried beans, re-fritos, black bean dip. Black Turtle Beans are a great addition to chili or baked dishes, and a favorite in Mexican, Southwestern, or Tex-Mex dishes, and also in Cajun or Creole cuisine. The bean that is typically known as black beans . This bean is an important ingredient in many dishes of Latin American countries. It is the main ingredient in Moros con Cristianos in Cuba the bean used in feijoada, the national dish of Brazil a must have ingredient in Gallo Pinto of Costa Rica and Nicaragua and Pabellón Criollo in Venezuela. These beautiful oval shaped beans are jet black, cooking up to a rich dark brown. They can be eaten as snap or string beans when young. Stores well as a dry or soup bean. Hardy plants grow to 18-24 , and are drought and heat tolerant, some Bean Beetle resistance and good disease resistance.For spicy soups, stews, and re-frying.This is an upright-growing, black bean strain. The tall bush keeps the pods off
the ground. Small black beans, about the size of pea beans.

Rich in Minerals, Calcium, Iron &amp Vitamins: A, B1, B2, C, &amp Niacin.

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Multi-colored Broom Corn Seeds
So colorful and so fun to grow
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