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Primula veris,Campanula rotundifolia, Verbascum thapsus, Armeria maritime, Only those few of us who are botanists will be able to identify behind the technical nomenclature the flowers known to the majority by less formidable titles: Cowslip, Bluebell, Mullein, Thrift. But the number will be even less of those who can penetrate into the lost world concealed by the popular names: they are so long with us we imagine they are part of a permanent tradition. Maybe you have heard of the growing trend to plant flowers that have original names reflecting the life of the virgin mother Mary. So much can be gained from learning about the history of our favorite plants and trees. Backyardgardener is the Largest Gardening Store in the World.
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Onions deliver zest and depth to entrees, soups, salads and sandwiches. You?ll savor this sweet red-skinned white onion with creamy fine-grained yellow flesh. Pull green tops as needed for scallions or allow bulbs to mature fully.
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Harvest young plants in 60 days or up to 120 days for mature plants. If planted in the fall provide protection where winters are severe. Grow in full sun to partial shade. HOW TO GROW ONIONS FROM SEED: For best results, sow seeds indoors 8-10 weeks (more ...)
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Onion lovers rejoice! We've combined three all-time favorites to make the ultimate onion collection. You'll get the Giant Red Hamburger (Size: 3" x 5", Wt. 1 lb.+) onion with its sweet, red and white flesh; the mild and versatile yellow Candy (Size (more ...)
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This heavyweight, often grown for competitions, is a contender, and frequent blue ribbon champion. This hefty Spanish type onion, with a beautiful straw-golden tunic, is mild, extra sweet, and salad-ready.
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How sweet it is. 'Supersweet' lives up to its name. It's so sweet you can eat it raw. The jumbo yellow-skin globes have sweet, piquant white flesh. Plentifully produces onions as big as softballs. 75 onion plants per bunch. Plants ship in spring (more ...)
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