Catalogue Basil, Sweet Ocimum basilicum: An annual that is a good producer of large aromatic dark green leaves. This plant can not tolerate frost in the spring or fall. Therefore direct seed after danger of last frost or start in a greenhouse. Do not over water or crown rot may occur. 100 seeds/pkt ----- $2.50 Calendula, Mixed Calendula officinalis: This is an heirloom of the old herblist. This annual produces many yellow and orange flowers all summer long up to a hard frost. The first blooms will be seen 40-50 days after germination. It will self seed in the garden. 100 seeds/pkt ----- $2.50 Catnip   Nepeta cataria: Perennial with downy green foliage. Aromatic plant that cats love. Produces dense green-white flowers. Sow in flats and transplant into the garden, this plant cannot tolerate frost. 100 seeds/pkt ----- $2.50 Catnip, Japanese   Schizonepeta tenuifolia: Annual that is more fragrant than common catnip. Sow in early spring directly in garden of into flats. This plant has lavender flowers reaching 2 feet tall. 100 seeds/pkt ----- $3.50 Chives   Allium schoenoprasum: Perennial garden variety chives. The edible stems have a mild onion flavor and fragrance. When not cut regularly this plant will produce purple-pink flower heads. Easy to grow making it a must for any garden. 100 seeds/pkt ----- $2.50 Coneflower Echinacea tennesseensis: Rare perennial that was thought to be extinct at one time. It is now listed as a federally endangered species. Purple flowers with upturned petals, as compared to the other Echinacea varieties that have downward turned petals. Long slender leaves and a deep tap root. Stratify seeds for 40-60 days. 50 seeds/pkt ----- $2.50

Corn, Miniture Ornamental   Zea Mays: Decorative multicolored cobs are 4-6" long. Colors include deep red, blue, orange, and gold. The colors are sure to brighten up an fall arrangement. This corn is not edible, it is intended for ornamental use only. 50 seeds/pkt ----- $2.50 Korean Mint Agastache rugosa: An upright perennial 3-4' tall with purple flower spikes. It flowers the first year. This plant has a licorice mint fragrance and flavor making a fine sun tea. 100 seeds/pkt ---$2.50 Lemon Balm Melissa officinalis: Fragrant perennial. A culinary herb that is also good for tea. Light dependent germinator over a long period, up to 40 days. Stratify seeds for 2 weeks for best results. Prefers sun or shade. 100 seeds/pkt ----- $2.50 Motherwort Leonurus cardiaca: Perennial plant with purple-pink flower spikes. Often flowers the first year. Sow directly in garden in the spring or transplant from flats. The flowers can reach 5-6' tall. This plant will self seed. 200 seeds/pkt ----- $2.50 Skullcap Baical Scutellaria baicalensis: A Chinese perennial called Huang-qin. This plant produces small violet flowers. Sow the seeds in early spring. This plant prefers full sun and well drained soil. 50 seeds/pkt --- $2.50 Turkey Rhubarb   Rheum palmatum: The root of this rare perennial is used as a medicinal Chinese herb. The Chinese name is Da-huang. Only a qualified person should administer the medicine of the this plant. Large plant with slightly red leaves. Grow in full sun to partial shade. Sow seed in flats or directly in the garden. 25 seeds/pkt ----- $3.50