Nitrogen Fixing Plant Seeds For Sale In South Korea

It is indeterminate, so it keeps going all season long, but the plant is more stocky than vining, reaching 5 to 7 feet high and perhaps 3 to 4 feet wide. You will love this easy, high performing, delectable tomato! Make it part of the vegetable patch...

There's no better way to bring easy, long-lasting color and fragrance to all your trellises, arbors, walls, and fences than with this award-winning, timeless classic! Bred by American hybridizer Bill Warriner, Americatm is a cross of R.

Harvesting is about all the attention that you have to give these herb gardens because the ingenious passive hydroponics system wicks moisture up to the plant as it is needed, rationing out food and water over time so that you only have to add water about...

Tender and very tasty, these beans are fine enough for your fanciest occasions, and are so delectable you'll find yourself wanting a dish every day! That's okay -- these bush-habit plants are very heavy-bearing, standing just 20 inches high and covering...

Serendipity Hybrid boasts high-quality bicolor ears, each jammed with 16 to 18 rows of white and yellow kernels beneath tight green husks (which keep the harvest fresh and pest free).

Most will be ready within 4 to 7 weeks, and will re-grow quickly as you "trim" them to harvest the young, succulent leaves. Simply Salad is a terrific way to grow many different varieties without buying many different seed packets.

Expect these long, skinny peppers to reach 8 or 9 inches long but just about an inch in diameter at the widest point (the shoulders). If starting indoors, allow 7 to 10 weeks for the seeds to mature into seedlings large enough to transplant safely.

Simple! Most of the varieties in this mix will reach 3 to 5 inches high in bloom, and spread just 2 to 4 inches wide (the width of their blooms and no more!). Flanked by grassy bright green foliage, Crocus last for many weeks, offering a merry mix of...

The foliage is usually quite large and outstanding, shaped either like an arrow or a heart, usually with a pointed tip and at least colored veins if not a second -- and sometimes even a third! -- color on display.

85 days from direct-sowing. Jenny is a working watermelon, acting as a pollinator for all seedless watermelon varieties in your field. They are filled with tiny, completely edible seeds, and appear very profusely on well-branched plants.

Sow seeds 1 inch deep directly into the garden after the danger of frost is past. An Italian-type summer squash with dark green fruit that sports lighter green ridges, which appear as starry points when the zucchini is sliced.

Made on a dairy farm in Connecticut, these pots begin as cow patties from the resident herd. CowPots are post-methane manure planters that break down completely into the soil, enriching it with nitrogen and enabling plant roots to spread freely as they...

Deliciously! Sweetheart is technically a Northern Highbush, but it thrives from north to south, needing no pollinator to set up to 15 pounds of berries a year. It's the only one of its kind in the world! A blueberry that sets 2 crops instead of just 1...

Nutritious and delicious, Sunshine Hybrid belongs on your table this season! Seeds can be direct-sown in areas with a growing season of at least 95 days, or begun indoors and transplanted for an 80-day growth time.

It stays upright and open while you work, freeing your hands for raking leaves, pruning plants, spreading mulch -- whatever today in the garden brings! Then, when it's empty, it swirls flat, forming a 3-inch circle you can hang or stack in almost no space...

Set with long, slender golden petals around a prominent dark brown cone, these flowers are great for fresh or dried bouquets, and act as a magnet for all neighborhood butterflies and bees in summer.

Just 16 to 18 inches high, these dark green stems sport huge blooms that refuse to topple, even when rough winds and rainstorms arise. Today's modern version is still grown in Holland, but is somewhat shorter than the original, with slightly larger blooms...

Fruits of bright red, rich yellow, and glowing orange will beguile you! Just 2 inches in diameter, they dangle like Christmas tree ornaments from vigorous, very compact plants. Fertilize when the blooms appear, and water well.

72 days from setting out transplants. If you like your peppers big and bountiful, Big Bertha is the one for you! A long-time favorite of Park customers and one of our own most highly-recommended varieties, this giant-fruited bell has been improved to...

We promise you won't regret adding this colorful, unique variety to your landscape today! We almost can't believe that one tree can possibly be this colorful! It really is like looking through a kaleidoscope! Tones of green, blue and red are displayed...

The sugar content is a whopping 10%, making this one of the sweetest Cherries ever grown. Set plants 2 to 2 1/2 feet apart. This exciting new Cherry Tomato from China sets a whole new standard for color and flavor! The very abundant fruit is a rich golden...

While it prefers life in the sun, this plant can tolerate some shade and is exceptionally pest resistant. Known as a pineapple lily due to the unusual shape of its flower heads, this perennial is quite the conversation piece.

The soft plastic screen will filter out all plant debris and even keep out insects: no mosquitoes spawning here! After you have collected a good rain or two, use the brass spigot to release your water right where you want it.

Aspabroc takes its name from the asparagus look and texture of its slender, succulent stems, but this is 100% broccoli, with a peppery-sweet bite you will savor. Pkt is 20 seeds. Go ahead and eat the flower, too -- you'll be surprised at how good it is!...

Well, this seed tape is the answer! You literally lay it down on top of the soil where you want the plants to grow, cutting it to fit the space and arranging it in any pattern you like.

The varieties in this collection bloom at varying times and reach various heights from about 12 to 16 inches high, 6 to 8 inches wide (although they can be planted much closer together, especially in containers), and to flower in early to mid-spring,...

Germinate the seed indoors at 72 to 75 degrees F, lightly covering the seed or simply dropping one seed per hole into the bio sponges of your Bio Dome. It thrives in partial shade and any good, well-drained soil.