Transplant Availability**
Starting April 27th (Tree Weekend): Most vegetables, herbs plus a few flowers!
Starting May 4th: All Transplants (until sold out)
VEGETABLES
ONIONS (4" pot, ~12 plants/pot): NY Early, Rossa di Milano
BROCCOLI (6-pk): Piracicaba
BRUSSEL SPROUTS (6-pk): Sativa
CABBAGE (6-pk): Mermaid's Aurora, Mermaid's Tale, Kalibos
COLLARD (6-pk): Hen Peck
EGGPLANT (4" pot): Ping Tung, Black Beauty, Rossa di Napoli
GROUND CHERRY (4" pot): Cossack's Pineapple
KALE (6-pk): Bear Necessities, Vates, Lacinato
PEPPER (4" pot): Habanada, Aha Hot, Chinese 5 Color, Crimson Carillon, Collage, Purple Beauty, Hungarian Hot Wax, Violet Sparkle, Jalapeno, Ancho Poblano, Mountaineer
SCALLION (6-pk): Parade
TOMATILLO (4" pot): Toma Verde
TOMATO - Cherry (4" pot): Black Cherry, Cherry Ember, Chiapas, Coyote, Gardeners Sweetheart, Honey Drop, Yellow Submarine, White Zinger
TOMATO - Slicer (4" pot): Black Beauty, Fred's Tie-Dye, Gold Medal, Italian Heirloom, Lemon Ice, Paul Robeson, Rose de Berne, Seiger
TOMATO - Paste/Saladette (4" pot): Piennolo del Vesuvio, Ten Fingers of Naples, Summer Sweetheart
HERBS
BASIL (6-pk): Thai, Tulsi, Genovese, Gaeta
CHAMOMILE (6-pk): Medicinal Chamomile Mix v.1
PARSLEY (6-pk): Flat, Curly
ROSEMARY (4" pot)
CHIVES (4" pot)
OREGANO (4" pot)
LEMON BALM (4" pot)
THYME (4" pot)
SAGE (4" pot)
FLOWERS
CALENDULA (6-pk): Remembrance Mix
CLEOME (6-pk)
COSMOS (6-pk): Diablo, Double Take
DAHLIA: specific varieties TBD
ECHINACEA (6-pk)
LAVENDER (4" pot)
MARIGOLD (6-pk): Pinwheel, Queen Sophia
RUDBECKIA (6-pk): Cherry Brandy, Chim Chiminee, Prairie Sun
ZINNIA (6-pk): Candy Cane, Giant White, Benary's Wine, Persian Carpet, Giant Purple, Queen Lime, Zinderella Peach, Cactus, Salmon Rose
AND!
STRAWBERRY (3-pk): Honeoye, Sparkle, Albion (day neutral)
RHUBARB (4" pot)
** We love sharing our (early) abundance with you and a word to the wise:
We share some of our gorgeous organic tomato, pepper and eggplant seedlings several weeks before they can be safely transplanted in our gardens. If you have a grow light at home (south-facing windows rarely suffice…) and have ample time to attend to their consistent watering, feeding and potential potting up, please do bring home our transplants in early May. If you don't have a grow light, please consider waiting until the second or third week of May to bring them home, so they'll be happy and healthy when you tuck them in the ground.