Start Early for Transplants
Some crops perform best when grown from transplants, that is, started indoors and grown into a sturdy seedling that is then planted. Because these crops must be further along in their growth cycle at planting, they require up-front indoor growing time. Some crops are seeded as early as January or February! Our Research department has identified all the crops that grow best when transplanted, so you can better plan your garden.
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Madame Butterfly Pink
(F1) Snapdragon Seed
Unique, double petal Azalea-type cut flower with a Victorian look.
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Cherokee Sunset Mix
Rudbeckia Seed
Large double flowers that bloom all summer long in a range of colors.
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Chabaud La France
Dianthus Seed
Scented French heirloom carnation for cutting garden with vintage look.
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Quartet Rainbow
Stock Seed
Early-blooming stock with strong branching habit and hard stems.
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Flaming Flare
(F1) Fresno Pepper Seed
Widely-adapted, thin-walled Fresno with very good, mildly hot flavor.
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Storage No. 4
(F1) Cabbage Seed
Excellent eating quality from storage; performs well under stress.
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Northern Sea Oats
Organic Ornamental Grass Seed
Sturdy, glittering perennial grass for arrangements and landscapes.
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Maxifort
(F1) Tomato Seed
Vigorous, vegetative rootstock for large fruits and long-season crops.
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Chabaud Jeanne Dionis
Dianthus Seed
Scented French heirloom carnation for cutting garden with vintage look.
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Arena III Blue Picotee
Pelleted (F1) Lisianthus Seed
Blooms reminiscent of antique tea roses, in main season flowering group.
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