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Seed Listing as of March 1, 2018 Stock # Product Name Description Price Terroir Seeds Prime Membership packs a lot of value starting with 20% off and free shipping (within the United States), plus access to benefits and additional discounts for your garden. 20% discount and free shipping - sound good? Get this and more as a Terroir Seeds Prime Member! Order one packet of seed or an entire garden and don't worry about the cost of shipping. Advantages of a Prime Membership- 20% Discount on all merchandise seeds, books, tools and more. Free Shipping on all orders (within the United States) for active Prime Members.Early access to new seed varieties. Please Note -Your New Member discount will be applied on your initial order after we process it. Prime Member discounts and free shipping automatically appear on future orders once you are logged in. The fine print- Prime is good for one year from signup. Free shipping within the APRIME Terroir Seeds Prime Membership United States. Does not apply to sale prices or other discounts. Prime is not available for commercial orders. $35.00 Seed Collections Are you new to gardening or just new to heirlooms and just don't know what seeds to buy and grow? Do you need a collection of tried and true seeds that are easy to grow and harvest? These varieties are well known so that you will know what to do with them when you get them into the kitchen. Included in this specially priced collection is the book "Starting Seeds" by Barbara W. Ellis AND the following eight seed packets: Black Beauty Zucchini Squash, Cherry Roma Tomato , Everbearing Cucumber C1002A Beginning Gardeners Collection SMR58 , Genovese Basil , Giant of Italy Parsley, Red Mortgage Lifter Tomato, Jupiter Pepper, Terroir Seeds Lettuce Blend. $32.35 This collection is a great way to attract butterflies and pollinators to your garden. Pollinators are an important part of your gardens ecosystem. More flowers attract more pollinators giving you the benefits of improved production of the fruits and veggies you love. The varieties included in this collection are specific for attracting butterflies of all types but will also bring in pollinating insects and bees. Start improving your garden today with beautiful flowers and fragrances and bring those gorgeous butterflies into your garden or just plant a butterfly garden to enjoy! Included in this specially priced collection is the book Grow A Butterfly Garden by Wendy Potter-Springer AND the following seven seed packets: Purple Coneflower Echinacea, French Marigold-Brocade Mix, Lemon Bee Balm, Mexican Sunflower, Monarch Butterfly Flower Mix, Lemon Queen C1006 Butterfly Garden Seed Collection Sunflower, Tennessee Coneflower. $26.00 Growing an herbal tea garden can be one of the greatest gardening rewards, and can be just as therapeutic as drinking the tea. The tea garden is a sensory delight, producing colors, aromas and flavors to enjoy throughout the seasons. Hummingbirds and butterflies love to frequent the tea garden, enjoying the sweet nectar and adding to the soothing atmosphere. The aroma, colors and flavors will delight the senses. Teas are a great source of homemade gifts for the holidays, housewarmings and more. By drying the tea herbs and then blending and packaging them in your own unique way, you can share the bounty of your garden with appreciative friends and family. Included in this specially priced collection is the book 15 Herbs For Tea by Marian Sebastiano AND the following five seed packets: Anise Hyssop, Himalayan Basil, Lemon Bee Balm, Virginia Mountain Mint, C1007 Time for Tea Seed Collection Roman Chamomile. $19.70 Stock # Product Name Description Price Our Kitchen Herb Collection is the easiest way to start growing one of the most useful and rewarding gardens you can grow â your own herb garden! Herbs are truly the Seven Wonders of the World in the kitchen, turning ordinary meals into flavor filled dishes with just a few snips of a couple fresh herbs. Herbs are simple and easy to grow, needing little in the way of space, attention or rich soil. They need surprisingly little room, so almost any space from a spot in the garden to the kitchen window sill or a couple of planters off of the back step will work great. Included in this specially priced collection is the book Grow 15 Herbs for The Kitchen by Sheryl L. Felty and the following eight seed packets: Creeping Thyme, Dukat Dill, Romanesco C1009 Kitchen Herb Seed Collection Fennel, Garlic Chive,Giant of Italy Parsley, Genovese Basil, True Greek Oregano, Common/Culinary Sage. $29.95 The Urban Gardening Collection is perfect for those gardeners who have little space or live in an Urban area. All these varieties do well in containers. Use succession planting to increase your yields. Remember that you can, with patience and practice, grow almost any plant in almost anything that will hold soil. Included in this specially priced collection is the book "Container Gardening" by Patti Barrett AND the following eight seed packets: Corno di Toro Rosso Sweet Pepper, Chioggia Beet/Candystripe, Easter Egg Blend Radish Mix, Oliver's Pearl Cluster Melon, Little Finger Carrot, Oak Leaf Lettuce, C1015 Urban Gardening Collection Red/Rhubarb Swiss Chard, Principe Borghese Tomato. $29.15 Salad Bar Seed Collection Garden greens are easy to grow, produce a maximum amount of food in a small space and makes for a nutritious meal. For much less than what you'd spend on a weeks supply of veggies from the grocery store, you can grow a season-long supply of fresh greens, with plenty left for sharing. Start growing your own salad bar today! Greens are a nutritional bargain, being low in calories but very rich in vitamins and minerals. Learn how to get started producing much more food from a smaller space than you thought possible. Included in this collection is the book "Grow Super Salad Greens" by Nancy Bubel AND the following eight seed packets: Bull's Blood Beet, Flat Leaf Parsley, Garlic Chive, Oak Leaf Lettuce, C1016 Salad Bar Seed Collection Saint Anne's Slow-Bolting Lettuce, Rainbow Swiss Chard, Red Malabar Spinach, Red Russian Kale. $24.15 Tomato Lover's Seed Collection Offering a nice introduction to the amazing variety of homegrown heirloom tomatoes, this collection showcases the rich, varied and unique flavors that gained heirloom tomatoes their dedicated following. These tomatoes have been selected for their flavor, productivity, and size. They run from paste and slicing to cherry and salad tomatoes, so a variety of dishes, preparation techniques and flavors beckon you! Included in this specially priced collection is the following book "Grow The Best Tomatoes" by John Page AND the following six seed packets: Amish Paste Tomato, Honkin' Big Black Cherry Tomato, Red Mortgage Lifter Tomato, Oregon Spring Tomato, San Marzano Tomato, and Yellow C1020 Tomato Lover's Seed Collection Pear Tomato. $23.85 Salsa Seed Collection Strictly speaking, salsa simply means sauce in Spanish. Today we think of it as the magically addictive combination of tomatoes, chiles, onion, garlic and spices that we devour with tortilla chips, slather on eggs, nachos or quesadillas, or a hundred other dishes that simply come alive with salsa! Served cold, canned or roasted hot off the grill, salsa can easily become very addictive. We present a foundation of ingredients that can easily be grown in your garden and will impress you and amaze your family and friends at the depth and breadth of flavors you can grow. Included in this specially priced collection is the following book "Salsas!" by Glenn Andrews AND the following six seed packets: Anaheim Pepper, C1021 Salsa Seed Collection Serrano Tampiqueno Pepper, San Marzano Tomato, Tomatillo Verde, Slow Bolting Cilantro, True Greek Oregano. $23.45 Intrigued by sprouts and the ability to grow nutrient dense fresh vegetables in days instead of weeks? Don't quite know where to begin? No real space to garden, but want to grow some healthy food, anytime of year, regardless of weather or sunshine? Sprouts are an excellent example of what can be grown in any climate, at any time of year, with no soil, sunlight or space requirements. Four square inches on a countertop is all that they need. Many backpackers will continually sprout seeds for a fresh food supply when on long, multi-month treks for just this reason. A simple rinse once a day is all that they need to ensure a tasty, highly nutritious fresh food with no work. This special collection of sprouts, sprouting lid and instructions will have you munching on crisp, crunchy, tasty and highly nutritious sprouts in just a few days! The Sprouting 101 Collection includes- C1024 Sprouting 101 Collection Sprouting Jar Screen Sandwich Mix Sprouting Seeds 4 oz packet Alfalfa Sprouting Seeds 4 oz packet. $12.00 Stock # Product Name Description Price Many home gardeners have backyard chickens and want to grow some food for them but don't know how to get started. We created the Backyard Chickens Collection after coaching several clients in growing their chicken's feed with their existing garden planning and seeing how easy it was and how well it worked. As a result, this is one of our most popular and most referred collections! It is a lot easier than most initially think, as the chickens love most any greens and grains that you grow for them. Growing a little more from your current garden takes almost no extra work, but pays with delicious and nutritious eggs! To help you get started, we have written an article called "Heirloom Gardening for Backyard Chickens". Included in this specially priced collection is the following book "Eggs and Chickens" by John Vivian AND the following six seed packets: Black Russian Sunflower, Bloody Butcher Corn, Fordhook Giant Swiss Chard, Mennonite Sorghum, Red Giant Mustard, Red C1029 Backyard Chickens Collection Russian Kale.
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    Ref. Colin Ref. Diafood Designation Natural Declarable Clear additive solutions 2408502 100024AD "OURS" Garlic 2-4mm - Oui - 1310592 5311G3AD Garlic semolina G3 - Oui - 36518502T 231126AD YELLOW BOLETUS 2-6 - Oui - 36518702 231169AD YELLOW BOLETUS 3-8 - Oui - 3611601 11102A2AD BOLETUS SLICE A2 2-4 CM - Oui - 3611602 11102O1AD BOLETUS "edulis" SLIDE EU - Oui - 3638902T 251969ADT MUSHROOM "DE COUCHE" 6-9TT - Oui - 2443201 1021400AD CHIVE ROLLS - Oui - 2445092 1021400FD CHIVES SLICE LYO STD - Oui - 0091162 1230982AD Zucchini 8X8X2 China - Oui - 3640101 921300ADTT "GIROLES" POWDER - Oui - 5823992 941300HFPC PRE COOKED PINTO BEANS - Oui - 0113602 10100125AD GREEN BEAN 12 MM - Oui - 2585201 651200AD LIVECHE FLAKES - Oui - 2585192 651300AD LIVECHE ROOTS POWDER - Oui - 3648403 1101118AD MORELS 0.5-8 - Oui - 3648492 1100700AD MORELS MP - Oui - 1330592 1241113AD WHITE ONION 1-3 INDE MP - Oui - 1330192 1241300AD WHITE ONIONS POWDER - Oui - 1340892 1151900HS GRILLED GARLIC - Oui - 1340202 1151300HS Indian toasted onion powder - Oui - 1326002 3501900AD KIBBLED RED ONIONS - Oui - 2591702TK 811200ADT OREGANO FLAKES HT - Oui - 2491892 870022AD PARSLEY 2MM STD - Oui - 2480902 3670912AD PARSLEY ROOTS - Oui - 3642001 0502000AD Oyster mushroom - Oui - 0158202 641114AD Leek green/white 1.5-4 - Oui - 5830102 PRE COOKED YELLOW PEAS POWDER - Oui - 0188802 841146AD Red bell pepper 4-6 - Oui - 0198802 831146AD Green bell pepper 4-6 - Oui - 0210902 490912AD POTATO 10X10X2 - Oui - 3692902 1040200AD SHIITAKE SLICE - Oui - 0228402E 1171124EUAD Tomato 2-4 EU - Oui - 0220202 1171300SDHB TOMATO POWDER HV SS E551 - Oui - O Spice based mix Ref. Colin Ref. Diafood Designation Natural Declarable Clear additive solutions 010A1402 NAPOLI MIX NF PDRE - Oui - Flavourings & Food Colourings Ref. Colin Ref. Diafood Designation Natural Declarable Clear additive solutions 284R17051 B SEASONING CURRY - - - 301U2001 LIME FLAVOUR NA Oui - - 600012102 Basil and tomato Edamame mix - Oui - Flavours Ref.