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Hello, and Thank You for Your Interest in Certified Organic Plants from Crown Point Ecology Center! Hello, and thank you for your interest in Certified Organic plants from Crown Point Ecology Center! We are a long-running organic farm in Bath, OH and every year we do a big plant sale the weekends around Mother’s Day. We’re working to get more people in Cleveland aware of our farm; we’d love to have you come down to visit our farm, and you can check us out at http://www.crownpointecology.org. However, we know it’s a bit of a drive, so we’d like to try bringing our plant sale to you! Take a look at the list of varieties we are offering and fill out the attached preorder form. Mail your order forms with a check payable to Crown Point Ecology Center to: Crown Point Ecology Center P.O. Box 484 Bath, OH 44210 You can also submit your order online to [email protected] If you would like to pay by credit or debit card, please note this in the appropriate box on your order form or in your email and make sure you fill out the contact information portion of the order form. We will contact you by phone or email to arrange for payment. Plants will be available for pickup on May 19th from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm at: Hampshire Road Community Garden 2646 Hampshire Rd Cleveland Heights, OH 44106 You’re also welcome to come to our sale in person; we’ll have more varieties and certain crops that are only available in limited quantities. Our address is 3220 Ira Rd in Bath, OH. You can call us at 330-668-8992 or email [email protected] if you have any questions. Happy Spring! -Farmer Marc Square Pots (3-4”), $4 per pot Hot Peppers Hidalgo Serrano, Lemon Drop, Red Rocket, Cubanelle, Tomatoes Hungarian Hot Wax, Early Jalapeno, El Eden (hybrid Cherry Tomatoes: Black Cherry, Bing, Sweetie, guajillo-type for mole sauce), Magnum Habanero, Ring Supersweet 100 (Hybrid), Sungold (Hybrid), Yellow Pear, o’ Fire Cayenne, Ancho Poblano, NuMex Joe E Parker, White Cherry, Green Doctor’s Frosted, Merlot (Hybrid), Beaver Dam, Highlander (hybrid Anaheim-type) Red Fig, Washington , Principe Borghese, Juliet (Hybrid), Sunrise Bumblebee, Purple Bumblebee Eggplant Paste Tomatoes: Amish Paste, Roma VF, San Marzano, Black Beauty, Diamond, Listada de Gandia, Purple Gilbertie, Speckled Roman Pickling, Pingtung Long, Florida High-Bush Heirloom or Open-Pollinated Slicing or Salad Tomatoes: Unusual Edibles Moskvitch, Cosmonaut Volkov, Earliana, Pink Berkeley Tye-Die, Pruden’s Purple, Japanese Black Trifele, Indigo Mars Celeriac (3 plants per pot), Ground Cherry, Palla Apple, Black Prince, German Johnson, Jaune de Flamme, Rossa Radicchio (4 plants per pot), Eagle Pass Okra, Pink Boar, Rutgers, Cherokee Purple, Green Zebra, Red Clemson Spineless Okra Zebra, Paul Robeson, Garden Peach, Golden Jubilee, Redfield Beauty, Striped German, Brandywine, Yellow Herbs Brandywine, True Black Brandywine, Brandywine Red, Basil: Genovese, Cinnamon, Eleonora, Greek, Lemon, Aunt Ruby’s German Green, Copia, Kellog’s Breakfast, Sweet Thai, Purple Dark Oval, Rosie, Holy Moonglow, Pineapple, Nebraska Wedding, Black Krim, Damsel, German Pink, Hillbilly Potato Leaf, Mountain Other: Lovage, Chives, Garlic Chives, Lemon Balm, Princess, Pineapple Bicolor , Tasty Evergreen, Glacier, Common Mint, Thyme, Sweet Marjoram, Summer Great White Savory, Common Sage, Greek Oregano, Lemongrass, Borage, Shiso, Sorrel, Rosemary, Munstead Lavender, Hybrid Slicers: Sun Kissed, Luci, Chef’s Choice, New Girl Chamomile, Russian Tarragon, Winter Savory Tomatillos: Toma Verde, Purple 2” Square Peat Pots, 2 plants, $4 per pot Sweet Peppers Bell: Napoleon, King Crimson, King of the North, Summer Squash California Wonder, Golden California Wonder, Sweet Zucchini: Dark Green, Golden Glory, Midnight Lightning, Chocolate, Purple Beauty, Yankee Bell, Jupiter, Gilboa, Cocozelle Staddon’s Select, Quadrato Asti Giallo Yellow Squash: Success PM Straightneck, Yellow Roaster-type: Chervena Chuska, Feher Ozon, Lively Crookneck Italian Yellow, Corno di Toro, Lipstick, Goddess Banana (Hybrid) Patty-Pan: Patisson Panache Other Specialty Sweet Peppers: Picnic Red (mini Winter Squash pepper), Shishito (Japanese roaster-type), Sheepnose Pumpkin: Cider Jack, Howden, Jack-be-Little, Long Island Pimento (pimento pepper) Cheese, Long Pie, Musque de Provence, Racer, Winter Luxury, New England Pie Other: Table Queen Acorn, Sweet Reba Acorn, Waltham Swamp Rose Mallow, Yarrow, Pasture Rose, Dwarf Butternut, Sugar Dumpling, Honey Boat Delicata, Silver Prairie Rose, Smooth Wild Rose, Swamp Rose Edge Calabeza, Spaghetti Squash, Buttercup, Baby Blue Hubbard, Potimarron, Honeynut Butternut Grasses: Indiangrass, Prairie Dropseed, Purple Top Cucumbers Wetland/Rain Garden Plants: Woolgrass, Common Pickling Cucumber: Calypso F1, Salt & Pepper Pickling, Rush, Soft-Stemmed Bulrush, Bristly Sedge, Hop Sedge, H-19 Little Leaf Lurid Sedge Standard Slicing Cucumber: Marketmore 76, General 4-Packs, $6 each Lee, Green Finger Annual Flowers Specialty Cucumbers: Silver Slicer (white-colored slicing Sunflowers: Teddy Bear, Mammoth, Hella cuke), Poona Kheera (Indian variety that turns brownish Sonnenblume, Soraya, Evening Colors Blend, Velvet when ripe), Armenian (extra-large cucumber-like melon, Queen great for pickle slices), Suyo Long (Asian cuke), True Lemon (round, lemon-flavored) Natives: Partridge Pea, Plains Coreopsis Melons Poppies: California Orange, Pierrot, Planete Rouge de Watermelon: Blacktail Mountain, Moon & Stars, Yellow Jura, Black Beauty Moon & Stars, OrangeGlo, Petit Yellow Calendula: Pacific Beauty Blend, Strawberry Blonde Other: Charentais (Cantaloupe), Amish (Cantaloupe), Tigger (Pocket Melon) Zinnias: County Fair Blend, Giant Dhalia Mix Round Peat Pots (4.5”), $5 each Other: Seashells Blend Cosmos, Lion’s Mouth Blend Snapdragon, Mexican Sunflower, Cypress Vine, Zulu Other Herbs Prince Daisy, Seeker Mix Statice, QIS Mix Gomphrena 3+ plants per pot, small herbs: Bouquet Dill (6+ plants), Cilantro (6+ plants), Giant of Italy Flat-Leaf Parsley, Brassica Crops and Greens *Special Note* Moss Curly Parsley These crops are either done in single variety packs of 4 plants or mixes of the available varieties, as denoted Native Perennial Plants (grown from seed): Note: below Because these are seed-grown, they are small in size. The peat pots will help reduce transplant shock as you Cauliflower: Early Snowball (as single-variety 4-pack can plant the whole pot. OR as split, 2 Cauliflower with 2 of 1 Broccoli variety) Flowers: Black-Eyed Susan, Echinacea (Purple Coneflower), Bee Balm, Blue False Indigo, White False Broccoli: Gypsy, Marathon, DiCicco (as split, 2 of 1 Indigo, Perennial Lupine, Blue Vervain, Compass Plant, variety with 2 of another OR as split 2 of 1 variety with 2 Common Milkweed (3 per pot), Butterfly Milkweed (3 Cauliflower) per pot), Cup Plant, Joe-Pye Weed, Monkey Flower, Obedient Plant, Ohio Spiderwort, Prairie Blazing Star, Kohlrabi: White Vienna, Purple Vienna (as split, 2 Purple Rattlesnake Master, Sawtooth Sunflower, Sneezeweed, and 2 White per 4-pack) Brussels Sprouts: Long Island Improved (as single-variety 4-pack) 2 Green Cabbage, 2 Red Cabbage, 2 Napa Cabbage Kale/ Greens: Red Russian, Lacinato, Darkibor, Onions, Soil Blocks, 6-10 plants/block $2 Champion (Collards), Five-Colored Silverbeet (Swiss Chard) (As split, 1 of each 3 Kale varieties, plus 1 each Champion OR as single-variety 4-pack of Swiss Chard) Onions: Walla Walla, Cabernet, New York Early, Dakota Tears, Gladstone Cabbage: Early Jersey Wakefield, Red Express (as split, 2 Early Jersey with 2 Red Express) Leeks: King Richard Asian Cabbage: Bilko (Napa Cabbage), Prize Choy (Pac Other Items Choy) (As single-variety 4-packs or as split, 2 Bilko with 2 Prize Choy) 3-lb bag of Re-Vita Organic Fertilizer: $4 each Organic Kennebec Certified Seed Potatoes: $2/lb Other Seed Savers Exchange Seed Packets: $3 Each, Varieties Peppers: Lunchbox Mix(miniature sweet peppers, mix of listed below. Certified Organic unless listed as Non-OG: red, yellow, and orange) Beets: Bull’s Blood, Detroit Dark Red, Burpee’s Golden, Chioggia Herbs: Specialty Basil Mix (random mix of non-standard Bean: Rattlesnake Snap (Non-OG), Sultan’s Green Basil varieties) Crescent, Empress, Dragon’s Tongue (Non-OG) Greens: Arugula, SSE Lettuce Mix (Non-OG), America 6-Pack mixes, $8 each Spinach (Non-OG), Tatsoi, 5-Color Silverbeet Swiss Chard Lettuce *Special Note* Flowers: Bee Feed Mix (Non-OG), Bird & Butterfly Mix Lettuces are planted 2 seeds per cell, so 12 plants total (Non-OG), Titan Sunflower in a 6-pack. Sold as either single-variety or random mix Radish: Plum Purple, Holmes Royal Red, French of varieties. If you want the mix, please write it on the Breakfast order form Carrot: Scarlet Nantes, Dragon (Non-OG) Cucumbers: Longfellow, Japanese Climbing, Early Leaf Lettuce: Buttercrunch, Waldman’s Dark Green, Red Fortune Salad Bowl Squash: Black Beauty Zucchini, Summer Crookneck Other: Cilantro, Golden Bantam Improved Sweet Corn, Romaine Lettuce: Rouge d’Hiver, Parris Island British Wonder Pea, Romanesco Cauliflower Brassica Crops and Greens *Special Note* These are mixes as described below. Please see the 4- pack section for list of varieties 2 Broccoli (random variety), 2 Cauliflower, 2 Brussels Sprouts 3 Kale (1 per variety), 1 Collards, 2 Swiss Chard Name: Phone Number: Email Address: 2019 Season Crown Point Ecology Center Organic Plant Order Form Pot or Pack Crop(s) Varieties # of Cost per Total Cost Type Pots/Packs Pot/Pack Ex: Square Eggplant Diamond 3 $4 $12 Ex: 4-pack Broccoli/Cauliflower Di Cicco/Early Snowball 2 $6 $12 See above for an example of how to fill out the form. Every order includes a $2 delivery fee. Orders will Delivery $2 be available for pickup at Hampshire Road Community Garden at 2646 Hampshire Rd, Cleveland Charge Heights, 44106 on Sunday, May 19th from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm. Orders not picked up by 4 pm will be forfeit, with no refunds. You can have someone else pick up your order so long as it has been paid for Grand Total or if they provide payment. Make checks payable to “Crown Point Ecology Center” and mail, with $$$ order form, to Crown Point Ecology Center, P.O.
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