Daucus carota ( Fly Away Carrot )

‘Fly Away’ is named due to its resistance to carrot rust fly larvae. It has a nice flavor and good, medium-sized roots. Loose, well-drained soil, free from clods and stones are a must for carrots. If your soil is less […]

Daucus carota ( Early Horn Carrot )

‘Early Horn’ is an heirloom variety which grows 6 inches long and 2 inches in diameter. It does not taper at the tip, and so can be grown in shallow soils. Good when harvested young. An early season carrot, designed […]

Daucus carota ( Crusader Carrot )

‘Crusader’ is a full-flavored hybrid generally ready for harvest 65 days after sowing. Carrots grow 7 to 9 inches with dark flesh, blunt ends, smooth skin, and dark green tops. Especially high in beta-carotene. Loose, well-drained soil, free from clods […]

Daucus carota ( Caroline Carrot )

‘Caroline’ is a hybrid carrot from Japan, a cross between Kuroda and Chantenay stock. These wedge-shaped carrots grow 6 to 8 with great vigor. They do well in heavy soil, and color up early to a deep orange. Good late-spring […]

Daucus carota ( Bolero Carrot )

‘Bolero’ is generally ready for harvest in 75 days. The root is uniform, and generally 7 inches along. It is crunchy and sweet. Heavy yeild in organic gardens. Resistant to alternaria blight and powdery mildew. Loose, well-drained soil, free from […]

Daucus carota ( Artist Carrot )

‘Artist’ is a long carrot, best grown for fall harvest. It is especially high in vitamin A and has a wonderfully sweet flavor. Loose, well-drained soil, free from clods and stones are a must for carrots. If your soil is […]

Daucus carota ( Amsdor Carrot )

‘Amsdor’ is a hybrid baby carrot, generally ready for harvest 70 days after sowing. This cross between ‘Amsterdam Forcing’ and the Nantes types is cylindrical with leafy tops and 3 inch roots. It grows easily in a variety of cultural […]

Daphniphyllum ( Daphniphyllum )

There are 15 species trees and shrubs that fall into this genus. The are all evergreen and native to East Asia. Resembling Rhododendron foliage, the flowers are not showy. Grow in moist, rich soil in sun or shade.

Daphne x. burkwoodii ( Somerset )

‘Somerset’ produces deep pink flowers from May to June. This beautiful, small shrub displays wonderful flowers in mid-spring and sporadically through summer. Fragrant clusters of small, tubular white flowers that emerge in mid spring and continue sporadically through summer. Attractive, […]