Heirloom Red and Yellow Mini Pear Heirloom Tomato Seeds 40 Seeds Review

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(More customer reviews)These were very easy to grow. I only planted half the seeds, but each one sprouted! I started them out in little Jiffy system plastic greenhouse in peat pellets and, following the seed packet directions, replanted them into deeper pots when they were a couple of inches tall, burying them up to the leaves. That was only last week and they've grown an inch or two and look very healthy with good leaves. The red tomato seeds are dyed red, so you can tell them from the yellow tomato seeds. These will get quite tall - over six feet if you let them - but the vines are not too heavy, so plan on some type of light support. I'll put these in the garden, but I imagine a large planter would also work. To me, these have a sweeter, deeper tomato flavor than the usual cherry & grape tomato varieties. Well worth your effort.

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Container Tomato Seeds - Super Bush Review

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(More customer reviews)I live in a small apartment with no deck, no patio, no backyard. I got a packet of these seeds as an experiment, to see if i could grow a small tomato plant in one of my sunny west-facing windows.
I planted a single seed in a single peat pellet. Within about 5 days it germinated, and it has grown rapidly ever since. It's thriving in the hot summer weather, and has already put out two flowers even in a 10-inch pot.
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My tomato plant has reached to about 3' tall. It grew two lovely, reasonably large, delicious tomatoes. After i cut those down and ate them, it sprouted a new round of flowers, and now has two more tomatoes growing. It looks like, in a 10" pot, this plant can support two tomatoes at a time. In a bigger pot, i'm sure it would grow more (both times it flowered, there were over a dozen buds).

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This scrumptious hybrid is specially bred for high yields of heavy fruits with juicy-sweet, rich tomato flavor on space-saving 3 foot plants. Perfect for pots and patio containers.

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Italian Summer Squash Seeds - Trombetta di Albenga Review

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(More customer reviews)I received the seeds for this Italian heirloom zucchini from Fernley, Nevada by USPS on 09/27/10, four days after I ordered them (09/23/10). These little darlin's were sent out the day AFTER I ordered them. Cudos to Renee Shepherd (AND USPS)! Now regarding the order: the packaging states that there are 25 seeds per packet, but by golly, there were 26 in there! (Now, I've had every kind of shipping oops and heartbreak you can think of since the onset of on-line shopping, but that extra little seed put a grin on my face. I can live with that!) They were nice healthy looking seeds, too...not those little, flat, useless ones. Here's to seeing how well they grow...
This was the perfect transaction and order. :-)

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Italian Heirloom Climbing summer squash whose succulent, lime-green trumpet-shaped fruits have a delicate, artichoke-like flavor. These pretty squash grow on heat-loving, luxuriant vines.

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Artichoke Seeds Green Globe Improved & Purple Heirloom 12 Seeds Review

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(More customer reviews)So far, so good. We won't see the results until next spring but the seeds came very quickly and everything looks fine. This is a good company to deal with.

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Vegetables that have Hearts! These are Heirloom Artichoke seeds, passed down for generations and originating in Southern Europe and the Mediterranean. Start planting early indoors for mouth-watering success in any climate! This packet includes two wonderful varieties that are wonderful as cut flowers: Green Globe Improved & Purple of Romagna. A cool season crop, plant these artichokes in Early Spring for cool climates, or early fall for warm climates. 180-240 days. There is enough seed in this packet for a 20-foot row.

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Signature Salads Seeds - California Spicy Greens Review

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(More customer reviews)Wonderful flavours and colours. Would have given it a 5, but not hot weather resistant. Perfect for more moderate climates.

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A beautifully balanced mix of piquant salad leaves to eat alone or mix with mild-flavored lettuces. Includes Arugula, Curly Endive, Red Mustard and Mizuna.
Plant In: Feb. - Sept / Sun/Shade: Full Sun / Days to Germinate: 7-10 Days / Days to Harvest: Approx. 40 / Net Wt: 3 Grams / Seeds Per Pack: Approx. 1200

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Spinach Baby Leaf Catalina Seeds Review

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(More customer reviews)One of my favorite spring planted spinach varieties. It grows fast and does not bolt easily when the weather gets hot. The baby leaves get large as the plant gets older. GREAT spinach. This is well worth growing in NY state where springs are usually short. I've been a home and market grower for 25 years.

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Tender, flat, deep green oval leaves with a delicate flavor perfect for spinach salads. Fast growing, heat tolerant and extremely disease resistant
Plant In: Feb. - May and Aug. - Sep. | Sun/Shade: Full Sun | Days to Germinate: 7 - 10 Days | Days to Harvest: Approx. 40 Days | Net Wt: 5 Grams / Seeds Per Pack: Approx. 300

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