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Chicago figs must be container grown and then moved indoors and overwintered in a greenhouse, garage, or basement. They are self fertile. Growing the hardy Chicago fig requires very little maintenance. Just be sure to water regularly throughout the growing season and then reduce watering in the fall prior to dormancy.
Full Sun to Part Shade
Images courtesy of: van Noort Bulb Co.
Chinook leek seeds are certified organic. Chinook sets a new standard for sped and uniformity in summer harvest leeks. Even in cool spring temperatures this leek grows super fast and upright, developing long, even shanks that are easy to clean in the field, and vibrant, medium green tops. Chinook has excellent flavour, and is one of the top performers for south coastal British Columbia and the US Pacific Northwest. It's also great for starting indoors in Prairie and Midwestern climates for transplanting once the soil has warmed up a little. For longer blanched (white) shanks, hill up extra soil around the stems as they grow.
Matures in 65 days. (Hybrid seeds)
- Certified organic
- Very fast spring growth
- Highly uniform
- Excellent flavour
- 65 days to maturity
In flats: Sow seeds 5mm (¼”) deep, about 1cm (½”) apart. Transplant when 20cm (8″) tall. Space 20cm (8″) apart in rows 45cm (18″) apart. Rows can be as narrow as 20cm (8") if planting in raised beds or other situation where weeding will be simple.
Sow chive seeds at any time of year. Hardy, perennial, and easy to grow, the chopped stems and pink flowers add a fresh, mild green onion flavour to sandwiches, salads and baked potatoes. Clumps can be divided in spring or fall. If grown in containers, divide frequently enough to provide for constant lateral growth. Chives are surprisingly hardy and can be harvested all winter if given some protection from extreme cold. They are also quite drought tolerant, so they're good candidates for xeriscaping. The edible flowers are highly attractive to bumblebees, hoverflies, and other beneficial garden insects.
- Fresh, mild, green onion flavour
- Hardy and easy to grow
- Use stems and pink flowers
- Used dried flower stems in arrangements
- Excellent choice for the container herb garden
Sow 5mm-1cm (¼-½”) deep and keep moist until germination. If starting indoors, use bottom heat and plant 10-15 seeds per cell in a 72 cell plug tray. Transplant either into containers or into the garden once the soil has warmed up. Space clumps 15cm (6″) apart.
**Online orders will be charged delivery fee for 10,15 & 25gal. trees.**
Light Requirement: Full Sun
Mature Size:
- Height: 25'
- Width: 20'
Zone: 2
Photos courtesy of Jeffries Nursery
Ingredients: Black Tea, Cinnamon Pieces, Dried Jasmine Buds, Cloves, Cardamom, Ginger Bits, Orange Peels, Pink Pepper, Vanilla Bits, Natural Flavour
Chrysanthemums are a great choice for the garden, or in tubs and mixed containers. Garden Mums are extremely popular plants for a splash of colour in late summer right through the fall.
Morden strain produces naturally cushion-shaped, compact plants with double and semi-double flowers in a whole range of rich jewel tones. Best in a sunny area, with regular watering through the season.
Pinching plants in June will result in a much greater number of flowers.
Light Requirement: Full to Part Sun
Flowering Season: Early Summer
Mature Size:
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Height: 24"
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Spread: 24"
Zone: 3
Photos courtesy of Jeffries Nursery
Chrysanthemums are a great choice for the garden, or in tubs and mixed containers. Garden Mums are extremely popular plants for a splash of colour in late summer right through the fall.
Morden strain produces naturally cushion-shaped, compact plants with double and semi-double flowers in a whole range of rich jewel tones. Best in a sunny area, with regular watering through the season.
Pinching plants in June will result in a much greater number of flowers.
Light Requirement: Full to Part Sun
Flowering Season: Early Summer
Mature Size:
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Height: 16"
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Spread: 18"
Zone: 3
Chrysanthemums are a great choice for the garden, or in tubs and mixed containers. Garden Mums are extremely popular plants for a splash of colour in late summer right through the fall.
Morden strain produces naturally cushion-shaped, compact plants with double and semi-double flowers in a whole range of rich jewel tones. Best in a sunny area, with regular watering through the season.
Pinching plants in June will result in a much greater number of flowers.
Light Requirement: Full to Part Sun
Flowering Season: Early Summer
Mature Size:
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Height: 24"
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Spread: 24"
Zone: 3
Durable, easy to set up Cinco Christmas tree stands offer large basins with easy access for filling.
Made in the USA
Cinnamon spice is herbal tea therefore it has no caffeine. A perfect balance of traditional warm spices, such as cinnamon, cloves and cardamom. Cinnamon spice is an Ayurvedic tea with steeping instructions that include a long steep such as 20 to 25 minutes. This creates an aromatic and spicy and delicious brew.
This is a blend of green and red lettuces selected for use as baby greens. These lettuces look spectacular in a container with their diverse shapes, colours, and textures, almost like a bouquet of flowers. Harvest the baby greens with scissors for an instant, pre-mixed salad. Grow in full sun from fall to spring, and in partial shade in the summer. Each pellet contains numerous seeds, so one or two pellets per 5" container is ample. The result is very attractive and fully edible.
Matures in 55 days. (Open-pollinated seeds)
- Babyleaf
- Blend of green and red lettuces selected for baby greens
- Diverse shapes, colours and textures
- Blend of green and red lettuces selected for baby greens
- Open pollinated seeds
- Matures in 55 days
Plant in a block or in a wide row. Sprinkle the seeds evenly over prepared, moist soil. Try to space seeds about 1cm (½”) apart. Cover lightly with soil, and firm them in. Four grams of seed will plant a 12m (40′) row that is 7cm (3″) wide, so don’t plant the whole packet at once. For container growing, choose containers that are at least 10cm (4″) deep. Wider is better. The most common mistake is over-planting.
