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Peas, Snow, Oregon Sugar II – 25 Seeds – Heirloom Vegetable – Open Pollinated –

Peas, Snow, Oregon Sugar II (Pisum sativum) – 25 Seeds • Heirloom • Open Pollinated • Non-GMO • American Grown Seeds • Annual Vegetable • USDA Zones: 2-11 The Oregon Sugar II is a classic snow pea variety, renowned for its sweet flavor and tender, flat pods. This pea is perfect for steaming or sautéing, but it’s so sweet and delicious, you may find yourself munching on them fresh off the vine! As an open-pollinated variety, you can also save seeds from your harvest for next year. A fantastic, early-maturing variety that’s easy to grow and loved by gardeners across the country. GROWING INSTRUCTIONS: Sow 1″ deep, 4 to 6 weeks before your average last frost date when soil temperature is at least 40°F, ideally 60°–80°F and again 10 to 12 weeks before your average first frost date. In Mild Climates, sow in fall or winter for winter harvest. Best grown in temperatures less than 85°F. • FREE SHIPPING on all orders of $35 or more. • Flat Rate shipping no matter how many seeds you order. • Growing instructions included on each seed packet.

Grass Seed Premium RYE Gulf Annual Oregon Grown 50 LBS

Grass Seed Premium RYE Gulf Annual Oregon Grown 50 LBS Product Overview Annual ryegrass is a highly sought-after grass seed, renowned for its widespread application in lawns worldwide. This versatile cool-season grass thrives in various soil and climate conditions, boasting rapid germination and robust growth rates, making it an invaluable choice for lawn establishment in almost all but the hottest planting zones. Annual ryegrass serves as an excellent cover grass when paired with slower-growing permanent lawns. Particularly well-suited for short-term seasonal purposes in regions below the transition zone, it excels at transforming new grass areas into lush green spaces. In warmer climates, ryegrass lawns may necessitate additional care, such as watering, fertilization, and more frequent mowing. Annual ryegrass primarily functions as a cool-season grass, typically employed as a temporary planting method to overseed warm or cool-season grasses. Its applications are diverse, ranging from providing temporary erosion control to short-term usage in reclamation projects, parks, newly established lawns, and alongside highways. It can also be combined with other grass mixtures, legumes, clovers, and small grains. Notably, annual ryegrass germinates rapidly, exhibits swift growth, and demands moderate to low levels of fertilization. Recommended Usage: Cool-season turfSlower-growing permanent lawnsTemporary areas in need of grass coverParksNew lawn installationsAlong highwaysRecommended Seeding Rate: 5-10 pounds per 1,000 square feet Features Annual Rye Grass Seed 50 lb covers Up to 10,000 sq. ft. Hardiness Zone(s) – 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 Details Product Dimensions: 7 x 27 x 23 inches Item Weight: 50 pounds Manufacturer: OREGON GROWN Country of Origin: USA Item model number: ts4220157 Quality Products Have peace of mind knowing that your order will arrive original factory sealed packaging. That means that you’ll have the full force of the manufacturer’s warranty to protect your purchase. Fast and Free Shipping You’re already purchasing the item. Why pay additional for shipping, especially slow shipping? We get your order shipped out and delivered to your doorstep as quickly as possible. Commitment We are committed to making sure that you leave this transaction satisfied. That means having access to real people that get your questions and concerns answered quickly. Give us a shot and we will make sure that you will look to us again!

50 Hopi Blue Corn seeds heirloom non-GMO USA grown Zea mays Indian Oregon

50 Non-GMO Hopi Blue Corn seeds Heirloom Indian corn; old-time Native American favorite one shipping charge for most all your seed packs Vegetable Seeds: Maize. 50 Organic Hopi Indian Blue Corn seeds. heirloom non-GMO USA grown seeds. One of my best selling corn varieties. Very popular. These seeds were grown by Spade and Plow Organic Farm near San Martin, CA specifically for me. I picked every ear myself, dried the corn, and now can sell it in abundance. Growing conditions Certified by CCOF. An heirloom Native American corn. 12.00 Days until pick: 99 days. Latin: zea mays Once a staple corn of the Hopi people, this corn can be eaten as a colorful sweet corn when young, or allowed to mature, then dried and ground it can be used to make traditional blue corn flour. Hopi Blue has 30% more protein content than other dent corns. The 7 inch, dried blue ears make great autumn decorations and the kernels can be ground into cornmeal. Plants are 5-6 feet tall and often have two side shoots that will grow ears as well. Corn seeds will keep for years if dry storage is used. Plant in spring once temps hit 80F. Needs warm soil and water to germinate. Plant corn in square blocks rather than rows for better pollination. Frost kills corn. Corn, or maize, wouldn’t exist as we know it if not for ancient humans who developed it from fields of ancient grain. Corn as we know it was developed by humans over centuries from a grass called teosinte. (Most people think of corn as a vegetable, but it’s really a grain). Scientists believe that corn was developed by the native peoples living in central Mexico over 7,000 years ago. The natives throughout North and South America eventually depended on maize for most of their diet. Corn spread throughout the Americas and was discovered by explorers from Europe who had never seen corn. There are numerous varieties of corn nowadays. Most corn needs high nitrogen. Composted manure makes an excellent base as well as green cover crops like red clover and fava beans. Domestic Shipping: Ships First class in a padded envelope. USPS Priority mail available. I will combine shipping whenever possible. Thanks for Looking and Many Blessings on your Life Journey!