Look at what is new this year at the Heirloom Seed Sale!
NEW! Stickless Wonder – Certified Organic / Very Rare / LOCAL Organic
Bush variety. Asian yard-long bean. Long green beans typically found at Chinese buffets. The easiest bush bean you’ll ever pick – beans grow at the top of the plant rather than in the foliage. Grown on an In-Feed lot. 54 days.
New! Winter Density Lettuce – Certified Organic
Mini bibb type from England. Small, loose heads are great for containers and small gardens. Cold-tolerant, but also resists summer heat. 55 days.
NEW! Jalapeno Pepper (2)
The essential mild hot pepper for Tex-Mex cooking. Dark green turning red. 75 days from transplant.
NEW! Jimmy Nardello Pepper
Italian frying pepper, but great fresh in salads. Bright red, sweetest of the non-bell peppers. 80 days from transplant.
NEW! Roumanian Rainbow pepper
Very early, sweet bell type. Color begins ivory to orange to red; all 3 colors typically on plant at once! 60 days from transplant.
NEW! Belarus Orange Tomato – LOCAL ORGANIC
Originated in Minsk, Belarus. Grown locally on an In-Feed lot. Brilliant orange-yellow color. Sweetness with a touch of old-fashioned tomato flavor. Clustered fruits, 6-8 oz. each, very productive. Indeterminate. 70 days from transplant.
NEW! Principe Borghese Tomato
Italian heirloom, well suited for drying because it retains color and flavor well. Also delicious fresh. 1 – 2 oz. plum-shaped fruits. Determinate. 70-75 days from transplant
This year’s selection features varieties grown and collected here in Lexington: Stickless Wonder bean, Red Velvet Okra, Belarus Orange, New Big Dwarf Tomato, and Sarah Black Tomato.
Seed starting mix is also available for $5.
View the full catalog here.
Please visit In-Feed’s 4th Annual Heirloom Seed Sale on March 17, 2012 from 8 am to 3 pm at Woodland Christian Church, 530 East High Street, Lexington.
We thank Woodland for their continued support and use of their space for this event!