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Pacific Beauty Calendula Medicinal Herb Plant Start
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Pacific Beauty Calendula Medicinal Herb Plant Start
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Calendula is a medicinal herb that is great in many ways. It can be used in creams, teas and is a beautiful flower that attracts pollinators. The flower itself is edible and has a spicy flavor. It is known as an anti-inflammatory and antibacterial. It is an annual in our climate. It makes lovely flowers that look like marigolds.

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Orange King Calendula Medicinal Herb Plant Start
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Orange King Calendula Medicinal Herb Plant Start
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Calendula is a medicinal herb that is great in many ways. It can be used in creams, teas and is a beautiful flower that attracts pollinators. The flower itself is edible and has a spicy flavor. It is known as an anti-inflammatory and antibacterial. It is an annual in our climate. It makes lovely flowers that look like marigolds.
Live Plants available locally only. WE DO NOT SHIP LIVE PLANTS
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Drive-by pick up where we will put your flat of plants into the trunk of your car.
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Comfrey
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Comfrey
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Comfrey is a medicinal herb that is used often in salves as it is known to assist in healing. Comfrey is a perennial herb in the same family as borage. Like borage, it has hairy leaves so gloves should be worn when handling it. Comfrey flowers are downward-facing bells like borage flowers and range in color from lavender to cream. The plants are very large, easily reaching 5 feet in height and up to 4 feet in width with leaves 12 to 18 inches in length. Comfrey has a long taproot, making it drought-resistant.

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Giant of Italy Flat Leaf Parsley Plant Starts
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Giant of Italy Flat Leaf Parsley Plant Starts
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Giant of Italy Flat Leaf Parsley is a very versatile herb that most people find an asset to their garden and kitchen. They take a while to germinate so you are better off buying these as a plant than starting them yourself. The plain, dark green, deeply cut, curly leaves are rich in flavor. These vigorous 12 in. erect plants have large plain flat glossy dark green leaves, long stems, and more flavor than the curled type.
The plant is from Italy and looks like cilantro but does not taste like it. it is high in vitamin A, C, and E. It is great to cook with and can take the bitterness out of dishes as you cook. It can grow in containers or in the ground. It will winter over in zones 7 and up.

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Russian Tarragon
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Russian Tarragon
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Russian Tarragon is a sot after culinary herb. It is best picked young when the flavor is at its height. Russian Tarragon is a tough hardy perennial plant that grows to about 3-4 feet in height. It takes very little care once established and can tolerate drought reasonably well.

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Stevia
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Stevia
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Stevia is a natural sweetener. If you are familiar with using it for drinks and cooking you can now grow your own. Stevia is a very hard thing to start from seed, so buying a plant start is the way to go. Deadhead it blossoms to encourage more leaf growth. The sweetness is in the leaves.
Note During Corona Virus: Live Plants available locally only.
You can choose between two options. 1) Drive by pick up where we will put your flat of plants into the trunk of your car. 2) Local delivery where we will drop your plants off at your curb side or doorstep (nominal delivery charge per order).
There will be NO Social Contact in any of our methods.

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Lettuce Leaf Basil Plant Start
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Lettuce Leaf Basil Plant Start
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Lettuce Leaf Basil Plants are a warm-season annual. It has large leaves up to 6 inches long. This basil is a little stronger and sweeter than Genovese Basil. It has about 78 days to maturity. Basil likes full sun. Make sure to deadhead the plant as soon as you see flowers to encourage leaf growth.

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Spearmint Herb Plant Start
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Spearmint Herb Plant Start
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Classic spearmint is a tasty and versatile herb. However, like all mints, it is incredibly invasive. Do not plant this directly into the ground or anywhere near the ground unless you want mint for the next 20 years and want it to spread. It is wonderful in drinks, teas, aromatic blends, and cooking.

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Aunt Molly’s Ground Cherries Plant Starts
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Aunt Molly’s Ground Cherries Plant Starts
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Aunt Molly’s Ground Cherrys are a husk fruit. They are sweet and slightly tart and are ready to eat when they drop off the plant. The cherries can sit for 3 or 4 weeks after harvest without damage due to their husks. It is often classified with tomatoes and is extremely productive on these small plants. They can be eaten fresh or used in jams as they naturally have a high pectin level.

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Virginia Sweets Tomato Plant Start
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Virginia Sweets Tomato Plant Start
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The Virginia Sweet is an 80-day heirloom that is sweet and colorful with yellow and red markings. The tomato is sweet and thus not a great one for canning with a low acid count. The tomato has lovely favor and color but was not the strongest against the wet summer we had.

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Watermelon Tomato Plant Start
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Watermelon Tomato Plant Start
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The Watermelon Tomato is a 75-day heirloom from the 1800s. It can weigh as much as 2lbs. The tomato has pink skin with an oblong shape. It is indeterminate.

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Tiny Tim Tomato Plant Start
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Tiny Tim Tomato Plant Start
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The Tiny Tim cherry tomato is a small plant that does great in a container. It is a dwarf plant that puts out cute little cherries. The plant is a determinate so it puts out all its tomatoes in one batch. Fun for kids and great for balcony gardens.

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