Grow your own food! Gardening is fun and easy and a great way to save a lot of money. Growing your own vegetables gives you a safe, dependable food source that you know is healthy. Gardening is also a great way to spend time with your family. With that said...homegrown always tastes better!

Alphabetical list of vegetables and herbs that we will carry for Spring 2010:

1. Broccolli - Premium Crop
2. Brussels Sprouts - Bubbles
3. Cabbage - Danish Ball Head
4. Cabbage - Early Jersey
5. Cabbage - Ruby
6. Cabbage - Savoy
7. Cantaloupe - Burpee Hybrid
8. Cantaloupe - Honey Dew
9. Cauliflower - Early Snowball
10. Celery - Giant Pascal
11. Cucumber - Burpless Tasty Green
12. Cucumber - Homade Pickles
13. Cucumber - Patio Pickles
14. Cucumber - Spacemaster Bush
15. Eggplant - Black Beauty
16. Herb - Basil Large Leaf Italian
17. Herb - Basil Lemon
18. Herb - Chives
19. Herb - Coriander Cilantro
20. Herb - Oregano
21. Herb - Rosemary
22. Herb - Sage Broad Leaf
23. Herb - Thyme French Summer
24. Kohlrabi - Early White Vienna
25. Okra
26. Onion - White Sweet Spanish
27. Onion - Yellow Sweet Spanish
28. Parsley - Green River Moss Curled
29. Parsley - Italian Plain Leaf
30. Pepper - Bell Mix 4 Color
31. Pepper - California Wonder
32. Pepper - Golden California Wonder
33. Pepper - Cayenne Long Slim
34. Pepper - Habanero
35. Pepper - Hungarian Yellow Wax Hot
36. Pepper - Jalapeno
37. Pepper - Purple Bell
38. Pepper - Yellow Bell
39. Pepper - Sweet Banana
40. Pumpkin - Autumn Gold
41. Pumpkin - Big Moon
42. Pumpkin - Jack Be Little
43. Squash - Acorn
44. Squash - Early Butternut
45. Squash - Winter Spaghetti
46. Squash - Aristocrat Zucchini
47. Tomato - Better Boy
48. Tomato - Big Beef
49. Tomato - Brandywine Pink
50. Tomato - Celebrity
51. Tomato - Giant Beefsteak
52. Tomato - Jubilee (Golden)
53. Tomato - Jetsetter
54. Tomato - Patio (in container w/ cage)
55. Tomato - Red Robin
56. Tomato - Super Marzano Roma
57. Tomato - Summer Sweet Grape
58. Tomato - Sweet 100 Cherry
59. Watermelon - Sugar Baby

*Tomatos are available in 4 packs, singles, "Beat Your Neighbor" 6" pots and hangable pouches.

Did you know that the average carrot and cantaloupe travel 1,500 miles by the time it reaches the grocery store?

Reasons cited for the increased interest in food gardening:

• 58% percent said for better tasting food
• 54% said to save money on food bills
• 51% said for better quality food
• 48% said to grow food they know is safe

43 million U.S. households plan to grow their own fruits, vegetables, herbs and berries in 2009, up 19% from 2008.

According to the National Gardening Association, a well established food garden yields a 500 dollar average return per garden.