Hairy VetchVicia villosa Sow seed late August to mid October. One of the more popular and aggressive legumes and a good companion crop for the cereal grasses. Hairy Vetch can enrich the soil with 60120 pounds of nitrogen per acre. Tolerant of acidic soils, shade, and low temperatures. Hardy down to 10F if planted early so that it is well established before winter sets in. If planted by itself, it can reach a height of 1220 inches. It can be tilled under in the

bicolor corn

Once you see this rudbeckia

sweet flavor with a peppery zing

30-40 pounds per acre

crack-resistant

as it has a short shelf life

Yellow Crookneck Squash

Salad Bowl

8 inch ears of pure sweet corn bliss

pollination method

Maggot Barriers are a proven alternative to pesticides

California Wonder 300 Pepper