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Veggies
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- Arugula
- Beets: Detroit Dark Red, Rainbow Mix
- Broccoli: Burgundy, Green
- Broccolini
- Brussels Sprouts: Green, Red
- Cabbage: Cheers, Early Jersey, Late Flat Dutch, Napa, OS Cross, Red Head, Savoy, Stonehead
- Cauliflower: Purple, Romanesco, Snow Crown
- Collards: Georgia Southern, Morris Heading, Top Bunch
- Kohlrabi
- Kale: Curly Green, Dinosaur, Lacinato, Red Russian
- Lettuce: Buttercrunch, Leaf Mix, Red Sails, Romaine
- Pac Choi
- Pea: Sugar Snap
- Rhubarb
- Spinach
- Swiss Chard
- Tomato: Roma
Herbs
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- Basil: Columnar, Holy, Pesto, Sweet, Thai
- Bee Balm: Jacob Cline
- Dill
- Lavender: Fernleaf, French, French Spaghetti, Grosso
- Lemongrass
- Lemon Balm
- Lemon Verbena
- Lovage
- Mint: Berries & Cream, Chocolate, Mountain, Orange, Peppermint, Strawberry, Yerba Buena
- Mosquito Plant
- Parsley: Curly
- Sage: Plain, Pineapple
- Salvia: Black & Blue
- Rosemary: Creeping, Standard
- Rhubarb: Victoria
- Thyme: English, Golden
Flowers
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Trees
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Elderberry
- Adams
- Bob Gordon
- Ranch
- Wyldewood
Fig
- Brown Turkey
- Celeste
- Italian Honey
- Magnolia
Persimmon
JiroMatsumoto
Pomegranate
- Afganski
- Salavatski
- Sweet
- Wonderful
Bushes
Rabbiteye Blueberry
- Austin
Baldwin- Brightwell
- Climax
- Delite
- Powder Blue
- Premier
- Tifblue
Mulberry
Dwarf Everbearing
Brambles
Blackberry
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- Apache
- Arapaho
- Kiowa
- Navaho
- Prime Ark Freedom
- Prime Ark Travelor
- Triple Crown
Raspberry
- Crimson Giant
- Fall Gold
- Heritage
- Munger Black
- Nova
Vines
Muscadine Grape
- Cowart – bronze self-fertile
- Magnolia – bronze self-fertile
- Tara – bronze self-fertile
- Triumph – bronze self-fertile
- Fry – bronze female (must have a pollinator!)
- Jumbo – black female (must have a pollinator!)
Goji Berry
Specialty Plants & Trees*
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Austrailian Fingerlime- Banana: Red Abyssinian
- Bay Laurel*
Guava (regular, pineapple)- Key Lime*
- Meyer Lemon*
- Olive, Arbequina
Persian Lime*
*check back on these varieties, they come available at various times throughout the year as they’re grown by a different business than all the other fruit plants


