Non-GMO Florence Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare var. Seed & pollen: toast for spice blends; pollen as a fragrant finishing touch. Closely spaced plantings yield tasty baby bulbs for quick harvests. If transplanting, sow one seed per module and set out gently. ).
Untitled DocumentStoreFeedbackFollow UsPalmer’s Penstemonis a striking perennial known for its tall spikes of fragrant, pale pink to lavender tubular flowers that bloom in late spring and early summer. Thriving in full sun and well-drained, sandy or rocky soils,...
Wild Bergamot (Monarda fistulosa), also known as Beebalms, is a pollinator magnet. Will attract bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Known for its mid-summer blooms which is later than other Monarda. Popular for use in teas. Best suited for gardens, prairies and...
Start fennel seeds indoors about a month before the last frost, planting them in peat pots 1/4″ deep; keep the temperature around 65-75 degrees F for best germination. Fennel can also be direct sown as soon as the soil temperature reaches 65 degrees F. Space the...
Perfect for roasting, grilling, or enjoying raw in fresh salads, Florence fennel is both a flavorful kitchen staple and a striking garden plant! Avoid planting near dill or coriander. Great with lettuce and cucumbers.
