Russian Zucchini “Risotto”Heirloom Non GMO Seeds Rare- Кабачок Ризотто
Zucchini Risotto. Sowing: for rasada is carried out in late April – early May. seedlings in a well-heated, fertile, organically rich soil with a deep arable layer. They plant 1 plant per sq.m. They can’t stand frosts.
Russian Zucchini “Kuand” Heirloom Non GMO Seeds Rare- Кабачок Куанд
Zucchini Kuand. Sowing: for rasada is carried out in late April – early May. They can’t stand frosts.
Volgogradskiy 5/95 Russian Heirloom Tomato Premium Seed Rare-Волгоградский 5/95
35 seeds in a packet , exp 12/27 Seeds can be collected after harvesting to plant following season Free shipping for 2 -3 packets via post office 1st class letter Selling large selection of rare Russian heirloom tomato seeds please check my other listings. Tomato Volgogradskiy 5/95 Medium-late heat-resistant variety for open ground in the southern regions. Ripening occurs on the 116th-130th day. The plant is indeterminate, compact. Height 70-110 cm. Productivity up to 10 kg/m. The fruits are flat-rounded, smooth and slightly ribbed, weighing 90-150 g, of excellent taste. Used fresh and for processing
20 Common Lilac Purple Flower Tree Seeds Fragrant Hardy Perennial Garden Plant
20 Common Lilac Purple Flower Tree Seeds(Syringa vulgaris)The Common Purple Lilac is Sometimes Referred to as the “Queen of Shrubs.” That’s Not Only Because they are Extremely Beautiful, but Also Because they Have Many Highly Desirable Properties for Gardeners. These are Plants that are Cold Hardy, Highly Fragrant, and Easy to Care for. The Height of the Lilac is Another Very Appealing Quality, Which Means that this Flower can Look Equally Great at Either the Front or the Back of a Flower Bed. But it’s the Scent that Makes it Really Stand Out – Filling Your Space with a Really Sweet Aroma, Which Also Attracts Butterflies & Hummingbirds.Easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soil in full sun. Tolerates light shade, but best bloom is in full sun. Intolerant of full shade. Prefers moist, fertile, organically rich, slightly acidic to slightly alkaline soils with good drainage. Avoid soggy soils. Needs good air circulation. Prune as needed immediately after flowering. To the extent practicable, promptly remove faded flower panicles before seed set. Best grown in climates with cool summers and cold winters. Not recommended for planting in hot and humid Zones 8 and up where chilling requirements are difficult to meet leading to unreliable blooming. Zones 3-7Lilac Germination:1) Soak seeds in water for 24 hours.2) Place seeds in a zip lock bag of moist perlite and place in the fridge. Check weekly to be sure it stays moist, but not overly wet. Use a spray bottle to mist them occasionally to ensure it doesn’t dry out. Keep in the fridge for 60 days.3) Use a heated propagator to keep the soil temperature at 70 degrees F or greater.4) Plant seeds 1/4″ deep, and keep them moist, “not wet”.5) Expect germination within 3-4 weeks.”Please Contact us First if You Need Anything”
