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Rockwool Planting Blocks These rockwool cubes have good moisture retention and convenient planting holes. Inorganic, sterile growing media are more conducive to seed germination than soil. After the seeds germinate, they are suitable for transplanting into net pots and soil.

Rockwool Planting Blocks These rockwool cubes have good moisture retention and convenient planting holes. Inorganic, sterile growing media are more conducive to seed germination than soil. After the seeds germinate, they are suitable for transplanting into net pots and soil.

This All-America Selections winner is a "staple" pepper for the garden, a very reliable plant that can produce loads of mildly sweet peppers throughout the season. Named for their resemblance to a banana in shape and color, Sweet Banana Peppers can be eaten when yellow, or you can wait to harvest them until they turn orange or red (and become sweeter as they do). Fruits have thin skins, making them a great choice for frying and pickling. Plants grow well in large pots. Be sure to mark plants if you are also growing Hot Banana Peppers, as plants and fruits look quite similar.

This pepper garden features a selection of Bonnie's most popular peppers. From our mild green bell pepper to the here's-the-heat habanero, you'll have just the right pepper for all your favorite dishes. Sweet banana peppers and medium-spicy jalapenos are especially good for cooking and canning.

This All-America Selections winner is a "staple" pepper for the garden, a very reliable plant that can produce loads of mildly sweet peppers throughout the season. Named for their resemblance to a banana in shape and color, Sweet Banana Peppers can be eaten when yellow, or you can wait to harvest them until they turn orange or red (and become sweeter as they do). Fruits have thin skins, making them a great choice for frying and pickling. Plants grow well in large pots. Be sure to mark plants if you are also growing Hot Banana Peppers, as plants and fruits look quite similar.

The Bananarama pepper is a delicious and versatile banana pepper that's perfect for adding flavor and color to your dishes. This variety produces large meaty peppers-8 in. that start yellow and mature to a vibrant orange-red. You can pick them at any stage you like. The Bananarama pepper has a sweet, mild flavor that's perfect for pickling, adding to salads or grilling. Despite the hefty fruit, the plants are much smaller than typical banana plants and are easy to grow, making them a great choice for container gardening and small spaces. To care for your three new Bananarama pepper plants, be sure to plant them in well-draining soil in a Sunny location. Keep the soil consistently moist, but not waterlogged and feed with a vegetable fertilizer as directed for optimal growth and fruit production. Seventy days to harvest.

GROW 4 UNUSUAL VEGETABLES FROM SEED - Our kit offers an exciting selection of 4-funky vegetable seeds for planting. PURPLE Carrots, BLACK Corns, YELLOW cucumbers and ROMANESCO Broccoli. Organic, Non-GMO, Chemical Free Seeds.

The combo hoe/cultivator gardening tool is ideal for cultivating soil, as well as planting seeds, annuals, perennials and bulbs. The hoe end of the tool is great for digging narrow trenches for planting seeds and bulbs. The cultivator end of the tool is used to aerate and loosen soil. This combo tool can also be used to remove weeds, pile soil around the base of plants and to mix soils with fertilizers and manure.

Our 100% Organic and non-GMO Sweet Keystone Giant bell pepper is exceptionally large with thick walls, making it an excellent choice for stuffing and grilling. These seeds are heirloom-quality, meaning they are open pollinated and passed down without being modified for at least 50-years. Additionally, once you grow your bell pepper, you can harvest the seeds and save them to plant the following year.

Our 100% Organic and non-GMO sweet red Marconi pepper is a delicious, sweet Italian variety that is excellent when enjoyed raw, fried, grilled or stuffed. These seeds are heirloom-quality, meaning they are open pollinated and passed down without being modified for at least 50-years. Additionally, once you grow your pepper, you can harvest the seeds and save them to plant the following year.