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Dill Diana (Not Treated)
Diana is robust but very slow-bolting, erect dill grown for bunching the ferny blue-green leaves. About 18” tall.
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Dill Dukat (Not Treated)
Early with heavy foliage and large umbels. Anthocyanin free (non-purple).
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Dill Dukat Sakata strain (Treated Seed)
Early with heavy foliage and large umbels. Anthocyanin free (non-purple).
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Dill Ella (Organic)
Ella is bred for sale as a living plant, or for selling bunches of the ferny greens. It will produce a lot of stems and is slow bolting. The color and uniformity are excellent. It is suitable for hydroponics.
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Dill Ella (Treated Seed)
Ella is bred for sale as a living plant, or for selling bunches of the ferny greens. It will produce a lot of stems and is slow bolting. The color and uniformity are excellent. It is suitable for hydroponics.
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Dill Green Sleeves (Organic)
Green Sleeves is a beautiful and vigorous blue-green dill that is especially good for greens. It is slow bolting, so it gets quite large before flowering.
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Dill Mammoth (Not Treated)
Use seeds to flavor pickles; leaves enhance salads, soups, omelets, and vegetables.
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Fennel Dragon (Not Treated)
Dragon features medium-fast growth, makes a very round bulb and is very slow to bolt. Like Orion, it can be grown in a wide range of growing conditions.
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Fennel Dragon (Organic)
Dragon features medium-fast growth, makes a very round bulb and is very slow to bolt. Like Orion, it can be grown in a wide range of growing conditions.
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Fennel Orion (Not Treated)
Orion forms uniform round bottoms that hold well after bulbing. This a semi-long day Florence type and in Pennsylvania we reliably grow good bulbs in spring and fall. Further north it should be seeded mid-July or later. Fennel is very cold tolerant and has little need to grown in a tunnel, but if it is, it will stay perfectly clean.
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Fennel Orion (Organic)
Orion forms uniform round bottoms that hold well after bulbing. This a semi-long day Florence type and in Pennsylvania we reliably grow good bulbs in spring and fall. Further north it should be seeded mid-July or later. Fennel is very cold tolerant and has little need to grown in a tunnel, but if it is, it will stay perfectly clean.
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Fenugreek Methi (Not Treated)
Fenugreek is increasingly grown as a green called Methi. We sell an Indian strain that will be consistent from one lot to the next. It is selected to be slow bolting. Methi is direct seeded and grown more or less like cilantro and plant size is affected by spacing. (Tight spacing creates a shoot that is harvested from 8” to 10” tall).