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I grow these every year! They look like bushy pretty daisies. They smell amazing when growing and I pick and dry them for tea all winter long. They like a lot of sun. The more you pick the more they flower and work well in pots too.

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I like these because the seeds stay small and lots are ready at the same time. That means I don't need as many plants to make a few jars of pickles for the family. They are great to eat off the vine too. I also like that they grow straight and very few if any curl. Hey are...

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I find these plants get really tall and need to be staked quite well. They produce a ton of tomatoes. Pests and blossom end rot have not been a problem for me with these. They are a medium sized tomato and stay firm. They are easy to cut with a knife for sandwiches and are...

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Cucamelons are about the size of a grape and taste like cucumbers and lime. They grow on a vine. $2.99 per pack of seeds. I like them fresh off he vibe, in salads and pickled. They make a cute martini garnish pickled. I find them very easy to grow. I let them grow up a...

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These grow fast and produce a lot of cucumbers if you keep picking them. Only a couple plants will keep us fed all summer long. These are about 8 inches long when ready to eat. Fantastic fresh off the vine or in salads.

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Love love love these!! They kind of have a citrusy pineapple flavour to them. They can be invasive so they have their own bed in my back yard. The only problem is that they are so tasty I hardly ever get a chance to dehydrate them for salads. They are expensive to buy in the...

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$1.99 for almost a years worth of cauliflower. Can't beat that. I like these because they grow fast and you can get a 2nd crop all in one season. They freeze really well and are fantastic fresh too.

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These should be planted in a container since mints spreads and can be invasive. It says to start them 6-8 weeks before last frost indoors but I have never had a problem growing them after last frost in a pot.

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Parras Island Cos (romaine) always grows to the perfect head of lettuce for me. I start a couple pots each week until planting season so I don't have 20 heads of lettuce ready at once. The price is fantastic. $1.99 per pack and I have fresh lettuce for 3 months. They like a...

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I love that it is organic! The cilantro is also not fussy about the soil it is in and grows well. It gives a nice clean fresh taste to salads, Mexican dishes or I put some in my water bottle. The cilantro also freezes well for the winter.

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These take a long time to grow. You need to plant them early and cut them down after the first frost in the fall. They taste sweeter that way. These are easy to grow and freeze well. Kiddo thinks they look cool on the stalk as they grow and eats them. I think it makes a...

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I bough Yardworks small hand clippers to remove small dead branches and to trim thorny Barberry Bushes. The clippers are easy to use with one hand, have a locking position for storage and stay sharp if you dry them off after use.

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I bought Yardworks larger trimmer to use on hedges and large plants. You need to use two hands to operate this tool. It stays sharp if wiped off after use.

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I live in a rural community and we have lots of wildlife like deer that love to munch on our vegetables and flowers. It is so expensive to maintain plants around here so I purchased this protective netting and cover everything when in bloom and nothing can attack my hard work...

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I bought a 3 Piece Bistro Set with built in ice bucket and made with cast aluminum and is very nice looking pictures don't do it justice. The chairs are very sturdy. I bought at Costco for 240.00 you can't beat that price.

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These are my favourite sunflower mixes to get. I have several packages to plant by the door. They grow at all different heights so it is like a wall of sunflower heads. It has all different kinds in yellows, red and oranges and even has the fluffy looking teddy bear ones...

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These grow in all kinds of bad soil and thrive in neglect! I like that they are a low maintenance plant. So far every one has sprouted. They are perennial so I only have to buy them once and I have flowers for life! Good deal.

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The best cherry tomato! Sweeties are bright red and super juicy. They are also shockingly sweet. Kiddo eats them from the vine like candy. That is why I plant this variety year after year. Sliced in half they also dehydrate well. It saves me a bundle on sun dried tomatoes...

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I find these these the easiest and best growing spaghetti squash. They produce a medium sized squash and get 4-5 squash per vine. They cook up nice and don't go mushy.

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These are easy to grow cantaloupe and get to about 4-5 lbs each. I like that they are organic and a great snack for kiddo that he can grow himself. I get 2-3 per vine. They are super sweet like candy. I stagger when I plant them so I am not over run with cantaloupe. Frozen in...