Christmas Palm - Manila Palm

A great container or small landscape palm from the Philippines, often grown in groupings of two or three. 15-20 feet in height. Called Christmas Palm because of its bright red winter fruits. Also called Manila Palm due to its origin. Not cold tolerant but easy and fast-growing from seed.

Zone 10+

Unique Shape - Medium Hot

Tangy hot and fruity, this pepper is known for its unique shape. Great for salsa, pickling, eaten fresh or dried. Spicy but not super hot, this pepper is a species of Capsicum baccatum, which include the Peppadew and Ají Amarillo peppers. Known by various common names including Bishop's Crown, Bishop's Cap, Bishop's Hat, Monk's or Friar's Cap or Hat and Balloon. By whatever name, these peppers are sure to be a favorite.

How hot is too hot?

This is an incredibly super-hot strain of the Naga Morich ("Naga" means snake or serpent and "Morich" means chili pepper). "Dorset" refers to Dorset county in Southwest England, where the hottest and best Naga Morich plants were selectively bred to produce the parent stock of what we have here. Measuring up to around 900,000 Scovilles, . these peppers are scorching hot by any measure!

Dwarf Flowering Quince
Dwarf Japanese Quince

Small flowering shrub with showy red to orange-red blooms in early Spring. Used for foundation plantings and bonsai. Grows to about 3 feet in height (or less if trained as a bonsai). The fruits are edible and may be used in preserves. Attracts butterflies, birds and bees.

Zone 5+

Big Sun - aka Yellow Sun Habanero

Here by popular demand, the Big Sun Habanero is slightly larger than a regular habanero and every bit as hot. The flavor is somewhat fruity but not overly so. The pods contain few seeds and mature to a golden yellow color. African origin.

Trinidad 7 Pot

This super hot pepper is closely related to the Trinidad Scorpion. Sometimes called 7 Pod, the name, 7 Pot, comes from the claim that just one of these peppers contain enough heat to flavor seven pots of chili. An uncommon and outrageously hot pepper.

Limited Supply

Thought to be a descendant of the Fatalii pepper, this variety is notably hotter. Devil's Tongue has proven to be a prolific and dependable producer and certainly ranks among the hottest of the super-hots. The flavor is somewhat sweet or fruity, though it can be hard to distinguish flavors when your tongue is on fire.

• A Great Gift or Stocking Stuffer
• Unusual & Hard to Find
• Fun & Educational
• Easy to Grow

Ultra Sweet Yellow Strawberry

Sweet and tasty, these non-trailing Alpine strawberries are great for planting in containers or along borders. Very productive. And birds are less attracted to these than to the red strawberries. Unique and well worth a try.

Zone 4-9

World's Hottest Pepper - Bhut Jolokia
syn. Naga Jolokia, Naga Morich, Ghost Pepper, etc

GENUINE

Recognized as the world's hottest pepper by Guinness Book of World Records, the Bhut Jolokia (Ghost Pepper) is in a class by itself. Measured at over ONE MILLION Scoville heat units, the Bhut Jolokia is deadly hot, nearly twice as hot as the famous Red Savina. Hotter than you can imagine. Here it is by popular demand, but we strongly suggest that you proceed with caution. Fruits are 2 1/2 - 3 inches in length and ripen orange-red to red in color. Approx 80% germination.

NOW IN STOCK

85-90 days

A Treat for your Kitty

Cat's love this attractive cat grass and so will you! While cat grass is.unrelated to catnip, its effect on cats is similar. And some cats that are unresponsive to catnip may respond to cat grass, so it's definitely worth a try. Cat grass is super easy to grow. Just barely cover the seeds with potting soil, add water, and within about a week you'll have cat grass. May be grown in pots or beds -- or indoors. Bright green and white striped leaves reach 2-3 feet tall if your cat permits. Sun to part shade.

Annual (all zones)

AAS Award Winner

There’s Cajun flavor in this southern belle. Peppers are both sweet and savory. The fruit look like small bell peppers about 2" x 3" with 3 or 4 lobes. Early to mature, look for mature green peppers 60 days after transplanting into your garden. When left on the plant, fruit will change color from green to scarlet and finish red, filled with vitamin C. ‘Cajun Belle’ plants produce a high yield of peppers due to vigor and excellent fruit set. Compact plants are two feet tall and wide, a perfect stature for containers. Disease resistant

60 days

This variety is especially well suited for smoking to get that spicy wood taste (pictured). Many uses. Medium hot, 6000 scoville. Fruits are approximately 2-1/2" long.

66 days

Organic Seed Starter
For Healthy Seedlings

Excellent medium for starting seeds, forcing bulbs and rooting cuttings. Great for flower, vegetable and tree seeds.

• 100% Organic
• Prevents "DAMP OFF"
• Highest seed germinating medium known
• Produces healthy seedlings
• No sterilization required
• Contains Milled Sphagnum Moss
• Holds 20 times its weight in water