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Terra Rosa is a full-sized, oblong variety with smooth, deep magenta skin and pink-red sweet, creamy flesh that ranks high for flavor. This high nutrient specialty potato is really handsome, but its good looks are not just skin deep, because Terra Rosa’s rich color means higher levels of bioactive antioxidants and protective carotenoids. They retain their rosy color and resist fading when cooked.

Great tasting Terra Rosa tubers are ideal for microwaving, frying and we love them as oven-baked fries. You’ll find them perfect to harvest early, at 1 1/2 to 2 inches, and quickly steam for a baby potato feast. Harvesting, some as new potatoes early won’t mean fewer big ones later either, because Terra Rosa offers strong yields. Stores well for later use.

Early to Midseason: 80-95 days / Type: Indeterminate

1 lb. bag (plants a 10 foot row)

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Because white daffodils generally bloom later than other colors, they won’t get spoiled by late spring rains. Our mix of white daffodils is singularly lovely; they remind us of dreamy orchids and angels wings. Their graceful forms and joyful beauty provide gorgeous highlights to enjoy every spring. 

Mix includes: Trumpet Daffodil Mount Hood, Large Cupped Narcissus Stainless, Double Narcissi Cheerfulness and White Medal, Triandrus Narcissus Thalia, Jonquilla Narcissus Pueblo and Small Cupped Princess Zaide. Some cups open yellow and then mature to a rich ivory. (Royal Horticultural Society Divisions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7). Blooms April and May. 16 to 20 inches tall.

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Our entrancing “pink” mix of daffodils have ivory or cream petals with cups or cup edges tinted in dainty shades of salmon, peach and apricot that deepen into pinky rose shades as the flowers mature. These lovely flowers set each other off in both the garden and as cut flowers for the vase display. You’ll have Large Cupped Accent, Passionale, Pink Charm, Precocious, Salome, Sophie Girl and Spring Pride, Double Delnashaugh and Jonquilla Bell Song, plus other selections. For best color development, plant them in filtered sunlight. This blend makes a stunning display. (Royal Horticultural Society Divisions 2, 4, and 7). Blooms April and May. 16 to 20 inches tall.

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A splendid mix to delight you as it unfolds in all possible daffodil colors and shapes, both familiar and unusual and rare forms, including both new varieties, old friends and beloved heirlooms. Begins flowering in early spring at the very beginning of the daffodil season, and then continues for weeks until the end. Selected for especially to naturalize happily and return each season. Contains a wide assortment of Large Cupped, Small Cupped, Double, Jonquilla, Trumpets, Triandrus, Poeticus, Split-Cup and Cyclamineus bulbs (Royal Horticultural Society Divisions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 11) Blooms April and May. 16 to 20 inches tall.

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A special mix of carefully selected and trialed daffodil varieties that thrive and naturalize in mild winter climates where the ground does not freeze hard: USDA horticultural zones 8-10. (Also grows well in zones 5 to 7). Our Mild Winter Ultimate Mix includes a favorite selection of particularly lovely forms and colors: Large Cupped Fortissimo, Fortune, Ice Follies and Pink Charm, Split-Cup Orangery, Double Narcissi Cheerfulness and Yellow Cheerfulness, Trumpet Daffodil Dutch Master, Tazetta Avalanche and Geranium, Jonquilla Hillstar, and Poeticus Actaea plus lesser-known personal favorites. Blooms April and May. 16 to 20 inches tall.

Note: for best results, customers in USDA zone 10 should prechill bulbs in fridge for 7 weeks before planting.

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NEW THIS SEASON! This fine Russet potato, named for the Native American Umatilla tribe, was developed 25 years ago by the Agricultural Experiment Stations of Idaho, Washington and Oregon. This variety reliably produces big, oval tubers with lightly russeted golden skin, shallow eyes and fine-grained white flesh. They are perfect for making delicious thick-cut oven fries or terrific baked potatoes with temptingly fluffy interiors – the best kind of nourishing comfort food! Heavy for their size, Umatilla tubers grate easily for making delectable potato pancakes or hashbrowns. 

Umatilla is also more productive than other Russet varieties, reliably producing bumper crops of good-sized, uniform tubers on strong growing plants. They also store well for a long season of eating pleasure.

Late season: 95-125 days / Type: Indeterminate

1 lb. bag (plants a 10 foot row)

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If you love yellow potatoes, you should certainly plant this fine selection bred from Yukon Gold and released in 2006. The round-oblong tubers mature about 10-12 days later than its famous parent with the same great flavor and delicious moist yellow flesh, but Yukon Gem offers more reliable and higher yields than Yukon Gold, as well as improved resistance to PVY, common scab, blight (early and late) and black spot.

Yukon Gem tubers have golden-tan skins with shallow eyes and dense, buttery-yellow flesh. They are truly an all-purpose potato: use them in all the ways you enjoy eating tasty, nutritious potatoes. They are delicious roasted mashed boiled or baked; sensational when made into golden oven fries, great in soups, stews and chowders. Yukon Gem is a good keeper in storage.

Midseason: 80-95 days / Type: Indeterminate

1 lb. bag (plants a 10 foot row)

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