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	Bean - Misc - Velvet Beans (Jumbo PKT of 40)	Details
	Note: NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION. This is a legume that was widely grown up until about 1900 as a summer cover crop. Vigorous plants produce a mass of foliage that shades out bermuda grass and nutsedge in just one summer. Hardy, vigorous, and virtually pest free, it helps break the nematode cycle and adds much nitrogen and organic matter to the garden. Plant seeds 3 ft. apart. Recommended by Dr. Bradshaw. JUMBO PKT (40) $5
	Price: $5.00

	Bean - Misc - Velvet Beans (PKT of 15)	Details
	Note: NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION. This is a legume that was widely grown up until about 1900 as a summer cover crop. Vigorous plants produce a mass of foliage that shades out bermuda grass and nutsedge in just one summer. Hardy, vigorous, and virtually pest free, it helps break the nematode cycle and adds much nitrogen and organic matter to the garden. Plant seeds 3 ft. apart. Recommended by Dr. Bradshaw. PKT (15) $2
	Price: $2.00

	Beans - Misc - Yardlong or Noodle Asparagus Pole (Pkt 100)	Details
	75 days. This Bradshaw Heirloom Favorite is actually the same species as cowpeas. Brought to America in the 1880's by Chinese Emigrants working on railroads. Frequently the two feet long slender, tender pods are harvested in the immature stage and stir fried in asian dishes. Use the mature seeds as "dry peas" with a piece of ham hock. Wait to plant until at least the first week in July for more vigorous growth and less chance for insect damage. Prefers the hottest summer days and produces prolifically in late summer-early fall. PKT (100) $5 SOLD OUT
	Price: $5.00	Out of Stock

	Beans - Misc - Yardlong or Noodle Asparagus Pole (PKT 50)	Details
	75 days. This Bradshaw Heirloom Favorite is actually the same species as cowpeas. Brought to America in the 1880's by Chinese Emigrants working on railroads. Frequently the two feet long slender, tender pods are harvested in the immature stage and stir fried in asian dishes. Use the mature seeds as "dry peas" with a piece of ham hock. Wait to plant until at least the first week in July for more vigorous growth and less chance for insect damage. Prefers the hottest summer days and produces prolifically in late summer-early fall. PKT (50) $3 SOLD OUT
	Price: $3.00	Out of Stock

	Beet - Bull's Blood	Details
	60 days. European Heirloom Tasty, sweet, dark red roots may be pickled, baked or frozen. Beautifully colored, tender and sweet tops mature in 35 days; may be used in gourmet salads. PKT (500) $2 SOLD OUT
	Price: $2.00	Out of Stock

	Beet - Choggia	Details
	60 days. Also called Bull’s Eye, this Heirloom was introduced to American gardeners in the late 1840’s from Italy. Uniquely beautiful flesh has alternating red and white concentric rings that resemble a bull's-eye. Very tender, nice for eating and pickling. Retains markings if baked whole and sliced just before serving. Mild flavored tops can be used raw or cooked. PKT (500 ) $2. SOLD OUT
	Price: $2.00	Out of Stock

	Beet - Cylindra Organic	Details
	(Butter Slicer or Formanova) 45-80 days. This Danish variety produces a 6-8" carrot shaped beet making it ideal for slicing. It produces many more uniform slices than globe shaped varieties. Sweet, tender, and smooth skinned with small, edible, reddish green tops. Organic PKT (300) $2
	Price: $2.00

	Beet - Detroit Dark Red	Details
	60 days. Introduced in 1892, this Heirloom may be the most popular garden variety today. 3" globe shaped, smooth roots with dark red flesh, sweet and excellent quality also store well.. Red stemmed green tops highly regarded for taste. PKT (500) $2
	Price: $2.00

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