Bulbs Seeds For Sale In Iowa

Sure to become a home garden favorite, Giant Beef offers larger yields of big 12- to 16-oz. Fruit that are resistant to cracking and early blight. Enjoy rich, old-fashioned, true tomato taste with our improved version of Big Beef.

Foliage puts on a show in shades of wine and orange in the fall. Pest- and disease-resistant. Huge, deep sky blue berries cover this 5 to 7 ft. Blueberries begin shipping in late September to early October.

White is tender and mild. Not a blend, but one variety of seed that produces three distinct carrots! Orange is full of rich carrot flavor. Yellow is delicious and extra sweet. Good for cooking, canning and fresh eating.

Plant in sun or partial shade; multiply annually. 12-14 cm bulbs. Colorful, upward-facing blooms and tall, sturdy stems(40-48 in.) stand out in a border and are ideal for cutting. A sure bet for the late-spring to midsummer garden.

Does well in shade or partial shade. Blooms for 8-10 weeks beginning in late May. This well-behaved plant is unique in that all of its parts (leaves, flowers, stems) are small and in proportion to each other, making it a true dwarf.

Tall with blooms up to 12 in. No.1 root divisions. A pleasing mix of pink, white and red giant peonies that are equally wonderful in both cut-flower bouquets and late spring borders.

Heavy-yielding indeterminate vines. Fruits with rich, full flavor. Ideal for slicing. Click here to know about Tomato Disease/ Pest Resistance Old-fashioned favorite bears big, meaty 2-lb.

Flower clusters on erect 18- to 36-in. Full sun to partial shade is ideal. Apart in the middle or back of the flower bed, allowing for plenty of air circulation. Disc-shaped blooms form 10- to 12-in.

16-18 cm bulbs. Plant in full sun to partial shade. Brilliant crimson flowers with white margins are delightful in the garden, containers or in cut floral arrangements. Grows 30-36 in.

Protect your trees, shrubs, annuals and edible garden plants with this 2015 Green Thumb Award Winner. Makes 1 gallon. It's acceptable for use on edible plants up to the day of harvest.

This delicately-flavored, tender, dill foliage is slower to bolt than any other variety that was trialed, and is a must for seasoning pickles!. An absolute stand-out in our trials, Dill Delight provides for an extended harvest and is extremely easy to...

Good disease resistance. Enormous heads hold well without cracking and have a sweet, mild flavor that is wonderful as slaw or sauerkraut.

Each sturdy stem holds 7-9 flowers for a very full display with little maintenance required to keep them healthy and happy. You'll marvel at your mid- to late-springflower beds and back borders when they are filled with big, 6" irises of pristine white...

Excellent emergence, plant vigor and protective husk. A drastic improvement in eating quality over older early varieties such as Northern Extra-Sweet Bicolor. Click here to know about Sweet Corn Types.

Each and have medium netting. Exhibits excellent disease resistance. The oval fruits usually weight 15-20 lbs. Super large fruits have sweet, flavorful, orange flesh and small seed cavities.

Cloves have delicious, mild garlic-like flavor; bulbs commonly weigh a pound or more. Averages 10 cloves per bulb. Very easy peeling and keeps very well. Plump, 1 1/2-in. Impressive size! Elephant looks like garlic and tastes like a mild hardneck type,...

Dark and light green-striped rinds are bruise resistant and easy to handle. Contains about 250–280 seeds, sows a 200 ft. Open pollinated. Enormous fruits are extra juicy. Seed Count: 1 oz.

This plant attracts butterflies. Velvety green seed pods follow. Prepruned to tree form (prune regularly or it will revert back). Foot-long clusters of delicately hued, fragrant lavender flowers cascade from sweeping branches in summer time.

Larger, 4- to 5-lb. Deep orange flesh is smooth and deliciously sweet at harvest and after storage. Fruits than standard buttercups. Vigorous 8- to 12-ft.

Slice with skin on, mix with green-skinned types for an appealing contrast. Smooth ivory flesh with delicate flavor. Semi-open growth habit.

It's slow to fern out and become fibrous when temperatures exceed 70 degrees. Extend the asparagus season with this early, vigorous, heat-resistant variety. Excellent disease resistance.

Deer resistant. Add charm to the late spring garden with this easy-to-grow bulb. Clusters of rosy pink bells atop graceful, slender stems. Tall and spreading to form large, showy clumps, it's a good choice for mixed perennial beds and naturalized areas.

Bag of Fruit Tree Food Starter Formula and a premium tree guard to protect the trunk for gnawing pests, weed trimmers and mowers. Beautiful, golden fruit has a butterscotch-like flavor when tree-ripened.

A heavy bloomer with eye-catching, brilliant glowing red blooms and a unique carnation like flower form. Compact tree matures at 12' tall. Excellent resistance to Leaf Spot and Powdery Mildew (both are common on red-flowered crape myrtles).

U.S. Patent No. 24728. Blooms from late spring to frost. Plant this floribunda rose in well-drained, humus-enriched soil in full sun to partial shade. Shows good disease resistance.

So you can plant heat-loving varieties, such as tomatoes, cucumbers and melons, early without having to worry about frost and unpredictable spring weather. You'll be picking fresh, delicious produce sooner than any of your neighbors.

Packet of snap bean seeds (bush and pole) contains about 150 seeds and sows a 25-ft. Long, with a big, buttery flavor. Sets generous crops—plenty for processing!. Blemish-free, bright yellow pods are stringless, 4-5 in.