Cherry Bomb Hot Peppers
The Hot Pepper Cherry Bomb, ‘Capsicum annuum,’ produces up to fifty percent more fruits than open pollinated types. The peppers are round and have thick walls, which allow for more absorption of pickle brine. This is the variety to grow for homemade pickled peppers. They should be planted in average garden soil with sufficient organic matter. Peppers will use quite a bit of water, but will prefer to be watered deeply and not very often. Gloves should be worn at all times while harvesting, and hands should be washed immediately after. The peppers should be harvested when the begin to turn from green to red. $9.95
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Cleveland Flowering Pear
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The Autumn Purple White Ash, ‘Fraxinus americana,’ is a fast growing variety of Ash that can grow from two to three feet per year. This seedless male tree is a cultivar of the species, and is native to moist areas. It exhibits a nearly pyramidal form with a round top when your, but will gradually slow down and attain an oval shape at maturity. This wonderful tall shade tree prefers to be planted in a sunny location.
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