Brenda's family has spent some time, and pulled together a kit for starting garden seedling to offer to the Bailey's customers. For $35.50 (including HST) you can start your garden from seeds!
The Seed Starting Garden Kit will contain:
- 1 non-perforated tray and greenhouse dome
- 22 -3" round peat pots
- organic potting soil
- planting instructions
- Seeds for the following varieties:
- 2 "Happy Rich"sprouting Broccoli: Dark green plants that produce jumbo-size florets with many side shoots. Broccoli flavour.
- 1 "Caraflex" Cabbage: organic seed; midseason; 1.5-2 lb. pointed head
- 1 "Stonehead" Cabbage: solid early summer maturing; 3-4 lb.; sweet tasting.
- 1 "Storage #4" Cabbage: Late maturing; large head for storage or fresh eating;
- 2 "Vates" Kale: organic seed;curly, dark, blue/green leaves
- 1 "Jalafuego" Pepper: high yielding jalapeno hot pepper;3-4" long fruit.
- 1 "Ace" Pepper: early 3-lobeed green sweet pepper that turns red; tends not to drop blossom due to cool nights in early summer as other varieties do.
- 1 "Bright Star" Pepper: hybrid; orange, sweet bell pepper; fruit starts dark green and matures to bright orange.
- 1 "Golden Star" Pepper: Hybrid yellow bell pepper; starts dark green and matures to a sweet yellow.
- 2 "Raven" Zucchini: hybrid, dark green zucchini.
- 1 "Beaver Lodge Slicer" Tomato: heirloom, organic seed; determinate plant style; red, early maturing tomatoe ; perfect for growing in containers or hanging baskets;
- 2 "Charger" Tomato: determinate type plant; hybrid; disease resistant; large red fruits.
- 1 "Sweetie" Cherry Tomatoe: Indeterminate type plant; super sweet cherry tomatoes with high sugar content; prolific.
- 1 "Giant of Italy" Parsley: organic seed; preferred culinary variety; huge dark green, flat leaves;
- 2 "Italian Large Leaf" Sweet Basil: organic seed; large plants with large medium-dark green leaves.
- 1 "Bouquet" Dill: organic seed; can be cut at early leaf stage for dill weed, or allowed to mature for dill flower heads.
- 1 "Santo" Cilantro: standard variety; slow bolting.
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