Having a plant sale tomorrow, Saturday, May 14th. I'll be open from 10:00 - 3:00, so come by anytime between those hours. Also, I'll put your name on plants if you can't make it at that time.
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Plant sale list:
These are listed by size and type. Some are bitty babies still, and I’m willing to nurture them for a couple more weeks, or you can take them home and find them a warm and sunny windowsill or cloche.
Large:
Ananas Noir Tomato: ‘Black Pineapple’ slicing tomato. These plants are huge, luscious, and ready for the ground! Now if only the weather would cooperate.
Limited supply!!! $5
Jimmy Nardello: Sweet, frying peppers. Delicious Italian frying pepper. Ready for a half gallon pot, where they could live and fruit all summer long. $3
Aci Sivri pepper: Hungarian hot pepper. New to me, but have read really positive things about these little guys. Good producer and great looking plants! $3
Paprika pepper: Grow, dry, and grind your own paprika! $3
I’ll have more pepper plants available at the end of June, including habeneros.
Medium:
Basil, Sweet: These plants look great and are ready to get in the ground! With a little bit of cover, you’ll have basil to pick by the end of the month. $2.50
Basil, Genovese: Very fragrant, although the plants don’t look as good as the sweet basil. Selling these for a deal $1.50
Dark Purple Opal Basil: Lovely! So pretty I’m using these for wedding flowers. Need to get transplanted and have their tops pinched off so they can start getting bushy! $2.50
Finissimo Verde A Palla Basil: Tiny little girls right now, but are growing rapidly! Buy them now at $5 for three, or wait a month until they are big and bushy and buy them for $3 each.
Red Russian Kale: Hardened off and ready for the ground! $3
Siberian Kale: Big and bushy; ready to plant! $3
Nero di Toscana: Smaller than the other kales, but will catch up in no time. Needs hardening off. $3
see posts below for more information on the basil and kale.
Silver Fir Tree tomato: Beautiful and delicate, these will look especially nice in a pot or ornamental garden. Also good producers! $3
Siberian Tomato: Early producer and cold hardy (for a tomato, that is). Ready for transplant after hardening off. $3
Purple Tomatillo: Little still, but already lovely purple veined plants. Sweet tart flavor. Take them now for $2, or take them when they’re bigger for $3
If you take home any of the smaller plants, I’ll send you home with fish fertilizer to help grow them big!
I have a few more varieties that I’ll have out at the sale and I’ll have later in the season so stay tuned for more!
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