Home grown vegetables are not only more nutritious, they taste better too! The current trend is to mix your vegetable plants right in the border with your flowers. They have a beauty all their own. Many varieties of vegetables are also grown in containers. Mix them with your favorite flowers, or with herbs, to have food right at your fingertips!
Get the kids involved in planting and harvesting, too! Studies show they are more likely to eat veggies if they helped grow them!
Pepper New Ace – 
65 days. One of the earliest to mature. Consistent producer. The 3-4 lobed green to red fruit has medium thick walls and is sweet and tender.
Pepper Cayenne Long Slim – 
A dependable producer for years! Tall bushy palnts produce heavy yields of wrinkled long slim fruit that is VERY HOT!!! The fruit is thin walled and ripens from green to a fiery red. Use for hot sauces, drying, decoration and dehydration.
Tomato Carolina Gold - 
75 days. Yellow gold fruit that is low in acid with uniform ripening. Determinate plant produces extra large and large fruit throughout the season.
Tomato Primo Red - 
68 days. Extra large fruit is produced on compact determinate plants. Fruit has a good deep red color, good firmness and very good eating quality. Excellent vine rip tomato for early spring planting.
Tomato Rambling Red Stripe – 
Heirloom flavor in a cherry tomato. Pendulous stems cascade more than two feet, making it an excellent choice for patio containers and hanging baskets. Deep red fruit with distinct green stripes for a unique appearance.
Tomato Red Grape – 
60 days. Firm, meaty, crack free fruit with a delicious chewy texture. Sweet taste and few seeds. Long clusters of 20 or more fruits. Good vine storage and shelf life.
Tomato Red Robin – 
68 days. Dwarf cherry tomato thrives in patio containers, hanging baskets or sunny window boxes. produces masses of 1 1/4″ full flavored tomatoes with a touch of sweetness. Great for 8″ pots.
