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HERB, ARUGULA ASTRO
0500092U (Untreated)An early, heat tolerant arugula with less deeply lobed leaves than regular arugula and a slightly milder flavor.Disease Resistant Codes Heat
XCode Common Name Scientific Name Heat Heat Heat -
HERB, BASIL CINNAMON
0500075U (Untreated)Dark green leaves with a unique sweet spicy flavor good for dessert and fruit dishes. Dried leaves can be used for potpourri.
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HERB, BASIL ITALIAN LARGE LEAF
0500004U (Untreated)Commercial variety with uniformly broad, medium dark-green leaves. Slow bolting. -
HERB, BASIL OBSESSION DMR
0500122U (Untreated)Dark green 2.5" leaves with authentic flavor and appearance.
Disease Resistant Codes Pb Fob
XCode Common Name Scientific Name Pb Downy mildew Peronospora belbahrii Fob Fusarium wilt Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. basilicum -
HERB, BASIL RED RUBIN (PURPLE)
0500029U (Untreated)Very uniform strain of dark, purple-red basil. Oval leaves have clove-like spiciness. -
HERB, BASIL SUPERBO
0500074U (Untreated)Medium sized, compact plant with broad, slightly corrugated spoon shaped leaves that are dark green, highly scented, and carefully selected for blocking of any mint smell. Seed tested Fusarium oxysporum free! Replaces Genovese.Disease Resistant Codes Fob
XCode Common Name Scientific Name Fob Fusarium wilt Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. basilicum -
HERB, CATNIP
0500026U (Untreated)Foliage is greenish gray with tiny blue flowers. Dried leaves can be used for tea and as a stimulant for cats. Small bilabiate blooms can be white, spotted with purple or pink. When dried it has a mint fragrance.
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HERB, CHERVIL
0500017U (Untreated)Feathery leaves have a parsley-anise kind of flavor. Frequently used in French cooking. -
HERB, CHIVES GARLIC
0500024U (Untreated)Perennial. Flat bladed, chive‐like herb with an assertive garlic flavor. Compact 12" plant.
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HERB, CHIVES NELLY
0500077 (Treated)A fine to medium thick shafted variety with a very dark green color. Vigorous and upright growth. Improved tolerance to thrip spots on leaves. Strong disease resistance.