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Page 1 Name _______________________________________________________ Street _______________________________________________________ Town ____________________________State_________ Zip___________ Phone ______________________ Email ___________________________ Good Earth Farm 52 Poor Farm Road Weare NH 03281 2017 Bedding Plant Order Form Perennial Flowers & Self-Sowing Biennial Flowers Flower Variety, (color, bloom period, details), Seed Source, OG = Organic, sun/part shade/shade 4” pots Florist Blue (deep blue, June – August, 3’ tall, cottage garden and cut flowers), FED, sun to part shade ______ Blue Flax Prairie Flax (light blue, new flowers every morning all summer), FED, sun ______ Butterfly Weed Butterfly Weed (orange, blooms June-Sept), FED, sun ______ Columbine European (mostly pink, late spring-early summer, leaves stay green all summer), FED, sun or part shade ______ Coreopsis NEW Early Sunrise (golden-yellow, early summer to fall, 18” tall), FED, sun to part shade ______ Delphinium Connecticut Yankee Mix (blue, purple, lavender or white, blooms summer, 3’ tall plants), FED, sun to part shade ______ Echinacea Common Purple Coneflower (mid-late summer), JSS, OG, ______ Echinacea NEW Cheyenne Spirit (red, orange, purple, yellow or white, mid-late summer, 18-36” tall), JSS, OG, sun ______ Eryngium NEW Blue Glitter (blue, summer to fall, aka Sea Holly), JSS, sun ______ Forget-Me-Not Blue (early bloomer, short-lived perennial or biennial, it may last many years as it self-sows), FED, sun to part shade ______ Jacob’s Ladder Blue Pearl (sky blue, late spring-early summer), FED ______ Persian Catmint Persian Catmint (bluish-lavender flowers and grey-green leaves, May-June), FED, sun ______ Shasta Daisy Alaska (white, June-August), FED, sun ______ Sweet Pea Perennial Sweet Pea (grows 6’ tall, fills a large teepee trellis, rose white and pink, blooms mid to late-summer), FED, sun ______ Sweet William NEW Electron Blend (red, pink, white, bi-color, early summer, biennial, clusters of flowers) HMS, OG ______ Yarrow Colorado Mix (desert canyon colors: red, rose, apricot, yellow & white, June-Sept.), JSS, OG, sun ______ Balloon Flower Total Number of Perennial Flowers Variety Notes NEW H * New crop or new variety this year Heirloom Disease Resistant to a major plant disease that affects that crop ______ Page 2 Specialty Annual Flowers Flower Variety, Color, Details, Seed Source, OG=Organic, Sun or Shade 4” pots Bacopa Bacopa Calibrachoa Blutopia Blue (containers and hanging baskets), HAR, sun, part-sun Snowtopia White (containers and hanging baskets), HAR, sun, part-sun Deep Blue Kabloom Series (aka Million Bells, self-cleaning, perfect for hanging baskets and containers), HAR, sun Deep Pink Kabloom Series (aka Million Bells, self-cleaning, perfect for hanging baskets and containers), HAR, sun Chocolate Covered Cherry (rose & mahogany leaves, ______ ______ Calibrachoa Coleus NEW ______ ______ ______ ______ Marine (blue, very fragrant, July- Sept.), FED, sun to part shade ______ Giant Imperial Blue Spire (June-Sept.), FED, sun to part shade ______ Clarke’s Heavenly Blue (large blue flowers), FED, sun ______ Giant White Moonflower (fragrant, opens in the evening), HAR, sun ______ Kniola’s Purple (first to bloom, violet-blue), FED, sun ______ Sunrise Serenade (cerise/ruby-rose flowers), HAR, H, sun ______ Night and Day (mahogany and cream flowers), JSS, sun _______ Blend (yellow, orange, rose, & crimson, long trailing vine, good for baskets & containers), HMS, OG, sun ______ New Guinea Impatiens* Divine Scarlet Red (no Impatiens Downy Mildew), HAR, sun or shade ______ New Guinea Impatiens* Divine White (no Impatiens Downy Mildew), HAR, sun or shade ______ New Guinea Impatiens*NEW Divine Lavender (no Impatiens Downy Mildew), HAR, sun or shade ______ Petunia Blueberry Lime Jam (Fuseable: two varieties in one pot: Sophistica Lime Green & Dreams Midnight Petunias), HAR, sun ______ Petunia Rise ‘N Shine (Fuseable: two varieties in one pot: Easy Wave Yellow & Easy Wave Rosy Dawn Petunias), HAR, sun ______ Petunia & Bacopa Healing Waters (Fuseable: three varieties in one pot: Easy Wave Violet Petunia, Shock Wave Denim Petunia & Blue Bacopa), HAR, sun ______ Petunia, Easy Wave Pink Passion (pink w/ rose eye, spreading plant), HAR, sun ______ Petunia, Shock Wave NEW Rose (small flowers 1 ½- 2”, mounds and spreads), HAR, sun ______ Petunia, Tidal Wave Silver (silvery-white to pale lavender, mounds nicely, gives loft to petunia, garden or container) HAR, sun ______ Petunia, Wave Pink Wave (large flowers, spreading plant), HAR, sun ______ Petunia, Wave Purple Wave (large flowers, spreading plant), HAR sun ______ Rudbeckia Cherry Brandy (cherry-red, blooms all summer), JSS, sun ______ Rudbeckia NEW Indian Summer (gold flowers, bouquets, large sturdy plant), JSS, sun ______ Runner Beans Scarlet Runner Beans (climbs 10-12’ tall), JSS ______ Salvia Gentian Sage (bright blue flower spikes 12” long), FED, sun ______ Zinnia Zowie! Yellow Flame (magenta, rose and yellow), FED ______ Coleus Heliotrope Larkspur NEW Morning Glory Morning Glory Morning Glory Morning Glory NEW Nasturtium, colors Nasturtium, trailing thin green edges, nice combination with Chocolate Mint), HAR, shade Chocolate Mint (chocolate leaves, mint green edges), HAR, shade Total Number of Specialty Annual Flowers ______ Page 3 Annual Flowers (Ageratum- Petunia) Flower Variety, Color, Seed Source, OG=Organic Six-packs only Ageratum Agrostemma Alyssum Amaranthus NEW Aster, China Tall Blue Planet (tall cutting flower), JSS ________ Purple Queen (good garden or cut flower, tall stems), JSS ________ Sweet Alyssum (white, 8-16” tall), JSS ________ Coral Fountain (coral-pink tassels, 3-5’ tall, cut flower) JSS ________ Tower Custom Mix (blue, violet, white, pink, rose yellow, elegant cut flower for September), JSS ________ Bachelor Button Standard Mix (pink, blue, violet, white), JSS, OG ________ Calendula Alpha (clear bright orange), JSS, OG ________ Canary Creeper Canary Creeper (golden-yellow, climber) FED ________ Celosia Pampas Plume (feathery plumes, scarlet, orange, yellow, pink, cream, 10-14 stems/plant), JSS ________ Cleome Rose Queen (blooms throughout summer), HMS, OG ________ Cosmos Sensation Mix (pink, rose, purple, white), HMS, OG, H ________ Cosmos Versailles Mix (cut flowers - white, pink, carmine), JSS ________ Cosmos, Orange NEW Bright Lights (gold & orange), HMS, OG ________ Cosmos, white Psyche White (garden or cut flowers - pure white), FED ________ Dahlia NEW Figaro Mix (coral, red, yellow, orange, 12” tall) HAR ________ Gazania New Day Formula Mix (bronze, orange, yellow, white), FED ________ Gomphrena QIS Formula Mix (aka Globe Amaranth, pink, purple, white, carmine – great fresh or dried flowers), JSS ________ Impatiens Super Elfin Paradise Mix (lavender, lipstick, violet), HAR ________ Impatiens NEW Super Elfin XP Pink, HAR ________ Impatiens Super Elfin XP White, HAR ________ Lisianthus NEW Blue, Mariachi Series (good cut flower), JSS, sun ________ Lisianthus Lavender, Mariachi Series (good cut flower), JSS, sun ________ Lobelia Crystal Palace Blue (5” high, 6-8” spread), FED ________ Marigold, African Crackerjack (large flowers, orange, yellow and tangerine mix) HMS, OG ________ Marigold, African Giant Yellow (large flowers) JSS ________ Marigold, African Giant Orange (large flowers) JSS ________ Marigold, African Vanilla (large 3” cream flowers, all summer), FED, sun ________ Marigold, French Queen Sophia (small flowers/orange w/ gold edge), FED ________ Marigold, Gem Lemon Gem (tiny edible/yellow), JSS ________ Marigold, Gem Red Gem (tiny edible/red), JSS ________ Marigold, Gem Tangerine Gem (tiny edible/orange), JSS ________ Mimulus Magic Mix (shady gardens & hanging baskets), HAR ________ Nasturtium Alaska (green and white variegated foliage; red, yellow, and orange flowers), FED ________ Nasturtium NEW Dwarf Jewel Blend (red, orange, yellow,12-24” tall), HMS, OG ________ Nasturtium Empress of India (purplish-green leaves; scarlet flowers), JSS ________ Nasturtium Jewel Mix (red, orange, yellow), FED, OG ________ Nigella NEW Delft Blue (blue/gray/purple, fresh or dried) JSS ________ Petunia Daddy Mix (light blue, orchid, pink, plum), FED ________ Total Number of Annual Six packs (Ageratum - Nasturtium) ________ Page 4 Annual Flowers, continued (Phlox - Zinnia) Flower Variety, Color, Seed Source, OG=Organic Phlox Art Shades Mix (cut flowers, 18” plants, long stems, white, cream, pink, rose, lavender), JSS ________ California Orange, HMS, OG ________ Large Lavender, FED, OG ________ Pierrot (red-scarlet), HMS, OG ________ Happy Hour Mix (bright colors), HAR ________ Royale Mix (chocolate, red, purple, yellow), FED ________ Marble Arch Mix II (rose, blue-purple, white), JSS ________ Rocket Mix (pink, red, yellow, orange, white), JSS ________ Seeker Mix (blue, white, rose, yellow, purple), JSS ________ Quartet Formula Mix (blue, white, pink, rose), JSS ________ Autumn Beauty (fall colors, multi-branching, Sept.), FED, OG ________ Buttercream (multi-branching, yellow, July), JSS ________ Goldy Double (bright gold pompoms, multi-branching),JSS, OG ________ Lemon Queen (yellow, multi-branching, August-Sept.), FED, OG ________ Mammoth (10’ tall, edible seeds, September), HMS, OG ________ Moulin Rouge (ebony center, burgundy petals, August), JSS ________ Ring of Fire (bi-color flowers, dark red around base, golden yellow tips, multi-branching, August), JSS ________ Soraya (orange, multi-branching, August-September), HMS, OG ________ Strawberry Blonde (red w/lemon tips, branching, July-Aug.), JSS ________ Royal Family (long stems, fragrant, pink, purple, blue lavender, white, black-maroon petals), HMS, OG ________ Torch (Mexican Sunflower, bright orange, 5-6’ tall), FED ________ Alata Mixture (orange, white & yellow, grows up to 8’, aka Black-Eyed Susan Vine, flowers all summer), HAR ________ Imagination (violet blue, flowers all summer, 12-24”) HAR ________ Penny All Season Mix (blooms through end of season), JSS ________ Bright Pink, Giant Dahlia Flowered, JSS ________ Creamy Yellow, Giant Dahlia Flowered, JSS ________ Deep Rose, Giant Dahlia Flowered, JSS ________ Golden Yellow, Giant Dahlia Flowered, JSS ________ Lime, Benary’s Giant, JSS ________ Orange, Giant Dahlia Flowered, JSS ________ Queen Red Lime (pink/burgundy petals, lime center), JSS ________ Scarlet, Giant Dahlia Flowered, JSS ________ Violet, Giant Dahlia Flowered, JSS ________ White, Giant Dahlia Flowered, JSS ________ Benary’s Giant Mix (large, excellent cut flowers, JSS ________ Jazzy Mix (petals are multi-colors and hues, small flowers, pink, orange, yellow, carmine), FED ________ Sunbow Mix (small flowers, long stems, bright colors), JSS ________ State Fair Mix (traditional variety), FED ________ Poppy Poppy Poppy NEW Portulaca Salpiglossis Salvia Snapdragon Statice Stock Sunflower Sunflower Sunflower NEW Sunflower Sunflower Sunflower Sunflower Sunflower Sunflower Sweet Pea Tithonia Thunbergia NEW Verbena NEW Viola Zinnia Zinnia Zinnia Zinnia Zinnia Zinnia Zinnia NEW Zinnia Zinnia Zinnia NEW Zinnia, mix Zinnia, mix NEW Zinnia, mix Zinnia, mix Total Number of Annual Six packs (Petunia - Zinnia) Six-packs only ________ Page 5 Herbs Herb Variety, Seed Source, OG=Organic Six-packs 4” pots Anise Hyssop Arugula Basil, Container Basil, Green * Basil, Lemon Basil, Lime Basil, Purple Basil, Thai Borage NEW Catnip Chamomile NEW Chives Cilantro Dill, leaf Dill, seed Fennel Garlic Chives Lemon Balm NEW Lemon Grass Marjoram Mint Oregano Parsley, Curly Parsley, Flat Rosemary Sage Savory Shiso NEW Stevia Thyme Valerian NEW Anise Hyssop (licorice-mint, bee plant), FED, OG________ Arugula, JSS, OG ________ Spicy Globe (mini-leaves, 8” rounded bush) FED ________ Aroma 2 (classic Genovese basil) JSS, OG ________ Lemon, HMS, OG ________ Lime, FED, OG ________ Red Rubin, JSS, OG ________ Sweet Thai, JSS, OG ________ Borage, FED, OG ________ Catnip, HMS, OG ________ Common Chamomile, JSS, OG ________ Chives, FED, OG ________ Marino, JSS, OG ________ Greensleeves (slow bolting), HMS, OG ________ Bouquet (large seed heads), FED, OG ________ Perfection, FED, OG ________ Garlic Chives, HMS, OG ________ Lemon Balm, JSS, OG ________ Lemon Grass, FED xxxxxxxx Sweet Marjoram, HMS, OG ________ Common Mint, FED ________ Greek Oregano, HMS, OG xxxxxxxx Moss Curled II, JSS, OG ________ Giant of Italy, JSS, OG ________ Rosemary, FED, OG xxxxxxxx Fanni Common Sage, HMS, OG ________ Summer Savory, HMS, OG ________ Green Shiso, JSS ________ Stevia, JSS, OG xxxxxxxx Thyme, HMS, OG ________ Valerian, FED, OG ________ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ Total Number of Herbs ______ ________ Page 6 Vegetables (A thru L) Vegetable Beans, Green Beans, Pole Beans Beets Beets Beets Broccoli NEW Broccoli Broccoli Broccoli Broccoli Raab Broccolini Brussels Sprouts Cabbage, Chinese Cabbage, mix Variety, Seed Source, OG=Organic Six-packs Provider (2-3 plants/cell), FED, OG ________ Kentucky Wonder (2-3 plants/cell) HMS, OG, H ________ Early Wonder Tall Top, (early greens), FED, OG ________ Red Ace, (best all-around beet), JSS, OG ________ Touchstone Gold, (golden beet) FED, OG ________ Gypsy (July harvest, good side shoots), JSS ________ Belstar (July/August harvest, good side shoots), HMS, OG ________ Fiesta (August harvest, heat tolerant, side shoots), HMS, OG________ Solstice (one 4” head and a zillion side shoots), FED, OG ________ Spring Raab, HMS, OG ________ Happy Rich (florets like mini-heads of broccoli), JSS ________ Nautic, HMS, OG ________ Bilko (Napa type, large), JSS, OG ________ Farao (small, early, green) JSS, OG & Ruby Perfection (large, red, late), JSS ________ Cabbage, Savoy NEW Famosa (green, tender leaves), JSS, OG ________ Cabbage, Storage Impala (large, green, late), HMS, OG ________ Cauliflower Snow Crown (white head), JSS ________ Celeriac Mars, JSS, OG ________ Celery Tango, JSS, OG ________ Collards Champion, HMS, OG ________ Corn NEW Xtra Tender 2171 (bicolor, early August), HMS, OG ________ Cucumber Diva (tender & bitter-free, high yield, AAS), JSS ________ Cucumber NEW Lemon (round, prolific, good for containers), HMS, OG________ Cucumber Marketmore 76 (slicing), HMS, OG ________ Cucumber Suyo Long (Asian, 15” long, bitter-free,), JSS, OG ________ Cucumber* Silver Slicer (white, tender, crisp, non-bitter), FED, OG ________ Cucumber, pickling NEW Homemade Pickles, (high yield, crisp), HUD, OG, H ________ Dandelion Greens NEW Clio (Italian, cut-and-come-again, slow to bolt), JSS ________ Eggplant NEW Little Fingers (many fruit, good in containers), HMS, OG ________ Eggplant Nadia (Italian), JSS ________ Eggplant Pingtung Long (Asian heirloom), HMS, OG, H ________ Kale NEW Dwarf Green Curled (lasts well into winter), HMS, OG ________ Kale Rainbow Lacinato (cold hardy), FED, OG ________ Kale White Russian (sweet, productive, frost-hardy), FED, OG ________ Kale Winterbor, JSS ________ Kale, Heirloom Red Russian, FED, OG, H ________ Kale, Heirloom Lacinato (aka Toscano or Dinosaur), HMS, OG, H ________ Kalettes NEW Autumn Star (florets, cross Kale & Brussels Sprouts), JSS ________ Kohlrabi NEW Korist (white, sweet, early harvest), JSS, OG ________ Lettuce, Butterhead mix Sylvesta (green), JSS, OG Red Cross (red), JSS, OG ________ Lettuce, Cut and Come Again mix Tango (green), FED, OG Lollo di Vino (red), FED, OG ________ Total Number of Vegetables (A thru L) ________ 4” pots xxxxxx xxxxxx ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ xxxxxx ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ xxxxxx xxxxxx ______ Page 7 Vegetables (continued) (L through Z) Vegetable Variety, Seed Source, OG=Organic Six-packs Tropicana (green), JSS, OG New Red Fire, JSS, OG ________ Lettuce, Oakleaf mix Salad Bowl (green), FED, OG Red Salad Bowl (red), FED, OG ________ Lettuce, Romaine mix Jericho (green), FED, OG Marshall (red), FED, OG ________ Lettuce, Summer Crisp mix Concept (green), JSS, OG Magenta (red), HMS, OG ________ Mustard Red Giant, JSS, OG ________ Pac Choy Prize Choy, FED, OG ________ Peppers, Bell Lady Bell (high yield, turns red), FED ________ Peppers, Bell New Ace (early & dependable, turns red), FED ________ Peppers, Bell Yankee Bell (bred for the North, turns red), JSS, OG ________ Peppers, Bell Sweet Chocolate (chocolate outside, red inside, HMS, OG ________ Peppers, Cubanelle Cubanelle (6” sweet frying, turns red) FED ________ Peppers, Hot Ancho Poblano (mild, stuffing), HMS, OG ________ Peppers, Hot Early Jalapeno (early, salsa), JSS, OG ________ Peppers, Hot NEW Trifuno (larger Jalapeno, thick wall, high yield), HMS, OG ________ Peppers, Hot NEW Habanero (super-hot! 2” peppers, orange), JSS, OG ________ Peppers, Hot Hungarian Hot Wax (frying, roasting), JSS, OG ________ Peppers, Hot Numex Joe E Parker (7” Anaheim), HMS, OG ________ Peppers, Hot Red Rocket (Cayenne Chiles, drying), JSS, OG ________ Peppers, Hot & Sweet NEW Aji Cristal (makes dozens, fresh or pickling) HUD xxxxxxxx Peppers, Sweet Red Carmen (red 6” bull’s horn shape), JSS, OG ________ Peppers, Sweet Red NEW Lipstick (4” fruits, thick walls, hi-yield), JSS, OG ________ Peppers, Sweet Yellow Aura (tapered, 4-5” long, our favorite), JSS, OG ________ Peppers, Sweet Yellow Escamillo (6” bull’s horn, AAS winner), JSS, OG ________ Radicchio NEW Bel Fiore (deep red/pink spots, 4” heads), JSS ________ Radish NEW Nero Tondo (Black Spanish, crisp, hot, white inside), JSS ________ Rutabagas Joan (purple top, yellow inside), HMS, OG ________ Spinach Corvair (smooth leaf, slow-bolting) JSS, OG ________ Summer Squash Y-Star (yellow Patty Pan, harvest all summer), JSS, OG ________ Summer Squash Slick Pik YS 26, (bred at UNH, long harvest), JSS ________ Summer Squash Yellow Crookneck (buttery flavor), HMS, OG ________ Sweet Potato Orleans (deep orange, shipped as tubers to us, we sprout slips, then transplant those into 4” pots), FED, OG xxxxxxxx Swiss Chard Bright Lights, JSS ________ Tomatillo Toma Verde (green fruits for salsa, guacamole), HMS, OG ________ Husk Cherry Goldie (sweet, eat fresh or in pies & deserts), HMS, OG________ Zucchini, Heirloom Costata Romanesco (best flavor), HUD, H ________ Zucchini* Dunja (dark green, high yield, PMR), JSS, OG ________ 4” pots Lettuce, Leaf mix Total Number of Vegetables (L thru Z) ________ xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxx ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ Page 8 Type Tomatoes Variety, Seed Source, OG=Organic Six-packs 4” pots ________ ________ ________ xxxxxxxx ________ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ xxxxxxxx ______ ______ ______ Cherry, Black Cherry, Gold Cherry, Pink Cherry Red NEW Cherry, Red Cherry, Red* Black Cherry (Ind.), FED, OG Sun Gold (Ind.), JSS Pink Tiger (pink w/ yellow striping, elongated), JSS, OG Cherry Falls (for containers, loads of red cherries), HAR Peacevine (Ind.), FED, OG Jasper (Ind., delicious and plentiful, early and late blight resistant), JSS, OG Cherry, Red Cherry, Yellow Cluster, Orange Tomatoberry Garden (Ind., strawberry-shaped fruits), JSS xxxxxxxx Esterina (Ind., flavor, crack-resistant), JSS, OG ________ Jaune Flamme (Ind., French heirloom, salad or sauce, heavy yielding, delicious), FED, OG,H ________ Cluster, Red* Juliet (Ind., salad or sauce, starts early, long harvest, tolerant to early and late blight), FED ________ Early & Heirloom Moskvich (Semi-det., medium-size), JSS, OG ________ Early New Girl (Ind., first medium-size to ripen), JSS, OG ________ Grape* Honey Bunch Red Grape (Ind., good size, high yield, tolerant to early blight), FED ________ Heirloom Brandywine (Ind., very large, pink skin, red inside is “smooth and juicy”), JSS, OG ________ Heirloom Cherokee Purple (Ind. w/ short vines, large, multicolor, winey flavor), FED, OG ________ Heirloom German Johnson (Ind., large pink fruit), JSS, OG ________ Heirloom Pruden’s Purple (Ind., very large, early), FED, OG ________ Heirloom Striped German (Ind., large, marbled inside, bicolor red & yellow, fruity flavor), JSS, OG ________ Main Season NEW Bolseno (Ind., Italian bred for flavor, red slicing), JSS xxxxxxxx Main Season Big Beef (Ind., large fruit, good taste, hi-yield) JSS ________ Main Season Celebrity (Det., reliable, medium-large) JSS ________ Main Season Cosmonaut Volkov (Ind., red, large, great taste), FED, OG ________ Main Season* NEW Damsel (Ind., large, late blight resistant), JSS, OG xxxxxxxx Main Season* Defiant PhR (Det., early and late blight resistant), JSS, OG xxxxxxxx Main Season Chef’s Choice Orange (Ind., orange beefsteak), JSS________ Main Season Jet Star (Ind., reliable, high yield), FED ________ Main Season Martha Washington (Ind., large pink fruit, reliable plants, tastes like an heirloom), JSS, OG xxxxxxxx Main Season NEW Pink Berkeley Tie Dye (best new tomato according to catalogs, pink w/yellow stripes, early ripening), JSS, OG ________ Main Season Green Zebra (Ind., yellow stripes, sweet), HMS, OG ________ Paste & Heirloom Amish Paste (Ind., late, large, chosen for Slow Foods Ark of Taste), JSS, OG ________ Paste & Heirloom Grandma Mary’s (Ind., early, large), FED, OG ________ Paste & Heirloom NEW Mama Leone (Ind., loads of fruit, few seeds), HUD,H ________ Paste* Monica (Det., early blight resistant, heavy yield), JSS, OG ________ Paste San Marzano (Ind., renowned Italian plum), HMS, OG ________ Total Number of Tomatoes ________ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ Page 9 Alliums (open trays) All of the alliums are grown in open trays. These are large six-pack size containers without any individual cells. We make two rows in each “six-pack” and sow about 25-30 seeds per row (total 50-60 seeds per cell). You will get at least 35-40 plants per pack. Vegetable Variety, Seed Source, OG=Organic Six-packs only Leeks, early Leeks, late Onions, Cipollini Onions, red NEW Onions, red Onions, yellow Onions, yellow Onions, yellow Onions, yellow NEW Scallions Shallots King Richard (August-September), JSS, OG Tadorna (September-November), HMS, OG Yellow Cipollini (flat, saucer-shaped), HMS, OG Cabernet (early red onion, good storage), JSS Redwing (red, large, long storage), JSS, OG Ailsa Craig Exhibition, (huge, mild, short storage), HMS, H Cortland (yellow, long storage), JSS, OG Pontiac (yellow, large, long storage), JSS Zoey (jumbo to colossal, mild, 3 month storage), JSS, OG Parade (early, white bottom, no bulbing), JSS, OG Conservor, JSS, OG ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ Total Number of Alliums ________ Melons, Pumpkins & Winter Squash 4” pots only Vegetable Variety, Seed Source, OG=Organic Cantaloupe Cantaloupe NEW Cantaloupe Honeydew NEW Watermelon Athena, (farmers’ choice for reliability), JSS ________ Divergent (sweet, cantaloupe/galia mix, orange inside), JSS, OG ______ Sarah’s Choice (best flavor), JSS ________ White Honey (pearly white inside, mild & sweet), FED ________ Klondike Blue (red, 10” long, sweet, 15#), HMS, OG,H ________ Pumpkin* Pumpkin NEW Pumpkin, Pie Cargo PMR (Jack O’Lantern), JSS ________ Jill-Be-Little (bigger fruit & more yield than Jack-Be-Little), JSS, OG ______ Long Pie (large, oblong, keeps all winter, great cooking), FED, OG, H ______ Winter Squash* Winter Squash NEW Winter Squash Winter Squash * Winter Squash Winter Squash Winter Squash NEW Winter Squash Winter Squash NEW Winter Squash Winter Squash Acorn, Sweet REBA (bush habit, high yields, PMR), HMS, OG Buttercup, Bonbon (good yield, size and taste), FED Buttercup, Burgess (classic deep orange squash), JSS, OG Butternut, Metro PMR (medium-size squash, PMR), JSS Butternut, Waltham (large-size squash), FED, OG Delicata, Delicata JS, HMS, OG Green Kabocha, Winter Sweet (flavor, long storage), JSS, OG Hubbard, Blue Hubbard, JSS, OG Hubbard, North Georgia Candy Roaster (oblong), JSS, H Spaghetti, Spaghetti, HMS, OG Sweet Dumpling, Sweet Dumpling, FED Total Number of 4” pots (melons, pumpkins & winter squash) ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ Page 10 12” Hanging Baskets -- Flowers Choose any 5 plants you want. You can pick all five the same or any mix of colors. Petunia Basket # of plants Nasturtium Basket # of plants Pink Passion Early Wave Pink Wave Purple Wave Silver Tidal Wave Healing Waters Blueberry-Lime Jam Rose Shock Wave ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ Alaska Jewel Mix Night and Day Empress of India Mix (long trailing vine) Dwarf Jewel Mix ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ Total Number of Petunia Baskets ______ Total Number of Nasturtium Baskets ______ Specialty Herb Baskets Nine herb plants in a ½ bushel wooden basket filled with compost-based potting soil. Put this on your front porch and have beautiful herbs at your fingertips for months! Good Earth Farm Mix (circle this section) 2 Basil, Aroma (green) 1 Basil, Red Rubin 1 Parsley, curly, Moss Curled II 1 Parsley, flat, Giant of Italy 1 Dill, Greensleeves 1 Oregano, Greek 1 Sage, Fanni Common 1 Rosemary Total Number of Good Earth Farm Herb Baskets or ______ Choose any 9 herbs from list on page 5 List them here w/ quantities: ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ Total Number of choose your own Herb Baskets ______ Do you have vegetables especially good for growing in containers or baskets? Yes! We have three new varieties this year that are good for containers. Cucumber – Lemon Eggplant - Little Fingers Cherry Tomatoes - Cherry Falls Page 11 Helpful Information Tomato information Det. = Determinate -- stake or ground culture, do not prune, short harvest period Ind. = Indeterminate -- stake, cage, trellis and/or prune, long harvest period Photos of each variety: At our website we have an interactive version of this order form. If you click on the blue underlined words for any variety, you will link to photos and descriptions of that variety at the seed catalog website we ordered our seed from. Seed Company Codes Are there any crops or varieties you would like us to add? JSS = Johnny’s Seeds FED = Fedco Seeds This year we added over ten new varieties based HMS = High Mowing Seeds on your suggestions! HAR = Harris Seeds HUD = Hudson Valley Seeds (New!) _________________________________________ Notes on Varieties and Tips for Growing a Great Garden On our website, there are notes about specific varieties and tips on how to grow different crops. These are from our own experiences, and also what we have learned from other gardeners (like you! Thank you!). Look for the Dave and Linda’s thoughts section on the website: www.goodearthfarmnh.com What happened to my favorite variety? It is not on the list this year. Sometimes the seed companies have seed failures. Sometimes sales are slow and we decide to add something new in its place. Let us know if you want us to bring something back! Pickup Dates: Friday, May 26 through Monday, May 29 from 9 am to 5 pm. What if I am gone Memorial Day weekend? Call us at 529-2170 if you can’t make it to the farm over Memorial Day weekend. We would be glad to hold your plants for you. If possible, please send your order in by February 28. Thank you! Send your order form to: David Trumble and Linda Taylor Good Earth Farm 52 Poor Farm Road Weare NH 03281 Please make your check out to Good Earth Farm. Save this page! Page 12 TOTALS Number of Plants (from previous pages) Six-packs 4” pots 4”pots Flowers Herbs & Vegetables Page 1 Perennial & Biennial Flowers xxxxxx ______ xxxxxx Page 2 Specialty Annual Flowers xxxxxx ______ xxxxxx Page 3 Annual Flowers A-P _______ xxxxxx xxxxxx Page 4 Annual Flowers P-Z _______ xxxxxx xxxxxx Page 5 Herbs _______ xxxxxx ______ Page 6 Vegetables A-L _______ xxxxxx ______ Page 7 Vegetables L-Z _______ xxxxxx ______ Page 8 Tomatoes _______ xxxxxx ______ Page 9 Alliums _______ xxxxxx xxxxxx Page 9 Melons, Pumpkins & Winter Squash xxxxxx xxxxxx ______ Page 10 Hanging Baskets and Herb Baskets (see below) ______ ______ Totals _______ Prices ________ Total # of six-packs x $ 3.50 = ________ ________ Total # of 4” pot Flowers x $ 3.00 = ________ ________ Total # of 4” pot Herbs & Vegetables x $ 2.50 = ________ ________ Total # of 12” Hanging Baskets x $ 16.00 = ________ ________ Total # of Herb Baskets x $ 20.00 = ________ Total Due ________ Amount Paid ________ Balance Due ________
