American GinsengPanax quinquefolius Wild specimens of American Ginseng, sometimes as old as a century or more, have been threatened by poaching and over harvesting. Increased cultivation has helped to preserve this traditional herb. Crops grown in wild simulated conditions can yield as much as $500 a pound at harvest. Considered an adaptogen, ginseng is said to reduce the body's various stress responses; studies have found energizing, cognitive enhancing, and overall

An especially exciting twist on red cabbage

A dual-use variety

An outstanding variety in many aspects

and worm castings

They are heat-loving plants

Coleus plants start shipping mid-May in 4-inch pots

dark and light green striping on ridged fruit

Fignomenal begins yielding abundant fruit 2 to 3 years after planting

It allows 90–93% light transmission without heat build up and is UV stabilized so it won’t deteriorate quickly

productive plants are resistant to Late Blight

A bite of this incredible fruit is a combination of rich

A powerhouse of pest and disease control