Good morning and Happy Sunday!
I can feel Fall in the air. We're having cooler mornings but still warm days. Today is a great day to pull up old plants and plant Fall Seeds (we'll post pics on facebook)
Wondering what to plant now?
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We've had several requests lately so today we're offering NEW articles with info to help you better Plan and Plant.
As a grower/farmer/homesteader, we understand that sometimes your "wishlist" might be larger than your budget or your garden space. With over 500 heirloom seed varieties available at
Mary's Heirloom Seeds, it's not always easy to decide which varieties to purchase and plant. Recently someone on
our facebook page asked about creating a wishlist option on our site.
Here's what we came up with...
Create an account at
Mary's Heirloom Seeds. You'll see the option on the top right corner of the page if your on a desktop (pictured). If you're on a mobile device, it's under "Menu" and at the bottom of the drop-down list.
From there, enter your info in the boxes provided
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You will receive an email confirmation as soon as you're signed up. From there, you can add any items you would like to your cart as a wishlist. If you do not receive this email, your info might not have been saved or you might have a filter on your email
We do not "dump" carts so you can continue to add or take away from your cart at any time. If for some reason you cannot access your cart, you can always send us an email. We have the option to send out an email with a link to recover your account.
As always, if you have additional questions or concerns we are happy to help.
Please email mary@marysheirloomseeds.com
with your questions.
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If you're reading this article, we have a Special Offer for YOU!
We're going to include 2 FREE Seed packs with your purchase thru the month of September.
At checkout, mention "FREE BASIL" in the special instructions box at checkout. We'll include a free pack of Lemon Basil AND a Free Pack of our Save the Bees flower mix!
Heirloom Radish is a wonderful Fall crop
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We're ready to start planting our Fall crops!
In case you'd like to get a jump start, below you'll find our
Fall HERB garden suggestions.
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If you have additional question we are happy to help!
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NEW ARRIVALS
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30 days. Long tapered deep red roots that are 6-7" long.
Long Scarlet has crisp, tender white flesh, medium tops, for bunching.
70 days. Michihili cabbage produces a tall, cylindrical, leafy head of 17" long and 6" across.
Light green leaves are very tender and delicious, excellent for stir-fry and pickling.
Michihili Chinese Cabbage grows best in mild climates.
65 days. An early bush cocozelle zucchini that produces huge yields of 16" fruit.
Much better eaten at the 6-8" size. Light green skin with white stripes. Very flavorful creamy-white flesh.
Very vigorous and can produce as many as 30 zucchini per bush.
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105 days Large, pink, banana-shaped fruit can weigh 10-40 lbs. This variety is over 100 years old. Fine flavored, dry, sweet, orange flesh that is superbly fine tasting. Popular on the West Coast. Excellent for homemade Squash Pie!
55 days. The watermelon radish has ball-shaped root that is about 4 inches in diameter.
The color starts with deep green shoulders that fade to a bright white skin.Cut a watermelon radish open and discover a bright red flesh that is reminiscent of a summertime watermelon!
Watermelon radish is crispy with mild and sweet flavor, excellent for salad, garnish and even cooking in Asian dishes.
Watermelon radish is an heirloom Chinese daikon radish and botanically a member of the Brassica (mustard) family. Like most radishes the Watermelon radish contains isothiocyanate, a pungent chemical compound that when isolated makes an organic, natural pest repellent.
60 days. This dark-green bean has been a favorite for over 40 years. Heavy yield. Matures its large crop early and all at once. Stagger planting for longer harvesting.
Wondering when to plant ORGANIC GARLIC?
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FALL HERB GARDENS
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With just a little early planning, you can have several herbs that like cool weather this Fall. Fall Herb Garden suggestions include parsley (flat Italian or curled), sage, rosemary, thyme, chives, lavender, Basil, cilantro, and mint. Within a few weeks, you will be rewarded with the freshest flavors for autumn meals.
From Seed to Harvest:
Basil - 60 to 90 days *I've harvested as early as 30 days*
Chives - 80 to 90 days
Garlic Chives - 80 to 90 days
Cilantro - 60 to 90 days *I've harvested as early as 30 days*
Lavender - 90 days
Italian Parsley - 40 to 60 days
French Parsley - Chervil - 80 to 120 days
Peppermint - 90 days - Perennial
Rosemary - 90 days - Perennial (grows for several years) *I have seen Rosemary "trees" almost 5 feet tall
SAGE - 90 days
Thyme - 90-180 days
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If you have additional questions please feel free to ask.
Have a safe and happy weekend!
Happy Planting,
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Heirloom Radish is a wonderful Fall crop
