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Chive seeds germinate much faster in darkness. It is easier, unless you are good at seed propagation, to direct seed these in a pot where they are to grow....

For pesto no one will forget, try this sweet Basil with its large, flavorful, fragrant leaves. Your herb garden is incomplete without this versatile culinary treat. Works well in containers too. Enough seed for one 75' row....

When you need a green to add some interest to your salads, arugula fills the plate. Plant this early as it likes cool weather....

Quite easy from seed and flavorful but do not let this out of a pot. It is a very enthusiastic plant! Indispensible for really authentic Italian, Greek or Spanish cooking. Simple to dry in bunches for year round culinary use.....

No more last minute running to the store for salad makings. This tin is filled with seeds of Gourmet Lettuce Mix, Purple Onions, Spicy Greens Mix, Pencil Carrots and Gold Nugget Bite Size Tomatoes. Also includes stakes and very informative cultivation/recipe booklet. Suitable for containers and wind...

Equal parts rye, oats, barley and wheat are a true treat for your cat as well as your rabbit. This packet contains enough for 4 sowings and will hopefully keep your pet away from other house plants.....

We have resisted selling Rosemary seeds for years as they were slow and erratic germinators. Renee has been working with this seed for years and we now can offer it with confidence. It is still not the quickest kid on the block but well worth your time.....

Scarlet, gold, orange and yellow single flowers on vines 5-6' tall. This charming flower can be grown as a perennial in places without any frost; otherwise an annual. The flowers taste of watercress, the leaves are peppery....

This plant is very similiar to Catnip but much prettier, growing into an 18" mound. Some cats still like it, but not with the same intensity as Catnip. Grey, felt-like foliage compliments the blue flowers....

If you can sow these seeds in the pot where they are going to live for the first year, it will be an easier task. Next year you can divide them. They are slow to germinate so be patient....