King Arthur Peppers!

King Arthur(F1) Pepper Seed Product ID: 2038 For early production of large green or red fruits. Plants are large and early to bear big crops of large, thick walled fruits. Widely adapted. High resistance to bacterial leaf spot races 1, 2 and potato virus Y. Avg. 3,600 seeds/oz. Packet: 25 seeds. Hi Gardening Friends! Here are some great peppers that you should try. I have grow them in my garden in the past great peppers that are large green or left on the plant to turn red. This variety haves produce some of the largest green and red peppers that I ever grown. Hope you try this variety and enjoy it the way I have. Gardener Den

New Red Fire Lettuce!

New Red Fire Organic Pelleted Lettuce Seed Product ID: 430GP Red leaf with heat tolerance. New Red Fire is relatively slow, but produces uniform, heavy heads of well-colored, frilly leaves. MT0-30. Organically grown. Avg. 15,000 seeds/lb. Packet: 250 seeds. Hi Gardeming Friends Here is a new red fire lettuce that is great to grow in the garden or in pots. I have grow this lettuce the last 2 years in gallon pots and it was excellent. Did very well. I think you should try it and enjoy! Its from Johnny Selected Seed Company. Hope you try this red lettuce and enjoy! Gardener Den

Over 500 Shrubs burn in fields at Dens Greenhouse and Nursery!

Major Fire In Shrubbery Fields at Dens Greenhouse and Nursery on Sunday Afternoon February 28,2016. 7 fire companies respond to fire.

We the people by Anonymous Smiley.

Here is another great article from Anonymous Smiley. Thank You for taking the time to read it. Gardener Den. The first three words of our template for government are “We the people” Seeing or hearing the words government”, as if it were an entity unto itself, makes me cringe. Our form of representative government is a republic - elected people that are supposed to represent us. It really is a bottom up form of government. If we have been told untruths or are unhappy with our elected official, it‘s our responsibility to elect someone else. It’s also our responsibility to be part an informed electorate. If problems exist, maybe we “took our eye off the ball.” In order to fix problems at higher levels (state/national) of elected positions, we need to start at the local levels and not expect to repair damage over night but work as quickly as possible - vote. Originally, elected officials were true public servants; part-time with no pay or benefits. Dedication or possibly ego (power) being the only motivation. Now, many have salaries and benefits (career politicians, the beginning of many problems, in my opinion). A few local elected positions still offer no pay or benefits, such as school board members. Even if you don’t run for office, get informed, involved and attend meetings.

Organic Non-GMO Golden Acre Cabbage - OPEN-POLLINATED From High Mowing Seed Company

Organic Non-GMO Golden Acre Cabbage - OPEN-POLLINATED Hi Gardening Friends! Here is a old time favorite variety Golden Acre Cabbage that now you can buy from High Mowing seed company. It is organic and Non-GMO Golden Acre Cabbage, Hope you try it and enjoy! Gardener Den Super early, adorable green heads on compact plants; perfect for smaller households! This cute OP impressed us in our 2015 trials with its small stature and high percentage of marketable heads. Round and solid, with delicate but crunchy texture and sweet, spicy flavor with buttery undertones when cooked. Few outer wrapper leaves; short harvest window. Habit suitable for dense plantings. Slightly larger than Early Bird; earlier and more uniform than Copenhagen. Early fresh market · Compact habit · 3-4 lb heads (Brassica oleracea) Days to maturity: 62 days

Bright Lights Swiss Chard from seed.

Hi Gardening Friends Here is a great Swiss Chard that haves been bred by the late New Zealand amateur breeder John Eaton. He is the one that developed this seed variety. Which is the gold standard of multicolored Swiss chard. I will be growing it in my greenhouse and in my garden. Also will be trying it in pots. Happy Gardening Gardener Den Bright Lights Swiss Chard Seed Product ID: 703D The gold standard for multicolored Swiss chard. Lightly savoyed, green or bronze leaves with stems of gold, pink, orange, purple, red, and white with bright and pastel variations. Consistent growth rate and strong bolt resistance across all colors makes this a superior mix. Direct seed or transplant to allow separating out the individual colors. Suitable for production year round, but somewhat less frost hardy than normal for chard. The late New Zealand amateur breeder John Eaton developed Bright Lights; Johnny's selects and maintains the different color stocks and produces the seeds. AAS winner. Decorticated (rubbed) seeds. Also available with NOP-compliant pelleting. Avg. 29,500 seeds/lb. Packet: 200 seeds. Product Price Qty Packet $3.95 1,000 Seeds $4.55 10,000 Seeds $36.00 25,000 Seeds $77.50 100,000 Seeds $269.00 500,000 Seeds $1,295.00 Quick Facts Latin Name: Beta vulgaris, vulgaris group Days to Maturity or Bloom: 28 baby, 55 bunching Plant Cycle: (A) Product Symbols: AAS (All-America Selections) Winners Bred by Johnny's Easy Choice

My Friend Anonymous Smiley and his Conservative Political Views. Enjoy!.

Hi Gardening Friends! Here is a article that was written by my friend Anonymous Smiley. He is going to write about the political climate in the nation today. He is a conservative and he is going to write his views in different articles on todays political subjects. So I hope you enjoy his articles. Hear is his first article enjoy. Happy Reading Gardener Den "CLIMATEGATE" By Anonymous Smiley! Comments on global warming ("Climategate") and "green" energy: I have degrees in science and engineering and have published papers in well-respected peer-reviewed journals. Important raw data are copied and the original data are archived. Anything associated with "dumped data" should be questioned with great skepticism; if not, "1984," here we come. Most of the "green" energy sources (such as solar, wind and other renewables) are distributed (spread out) and are space- (land) and material-intensive. They have their place. Concentrated sources such as nuclear, chemical (oil, coal, natural gas) and hydroelectric require much less space. A lot of people know that the cap on the Washington Monument is aluminum, which was more precious than gold at the time the cap was installed. But do they know why? Producing aluminum metal from ore (bauxite) requires a tremendous amount of electrical energy. The process, new when the cap was installed, needed concentrated energy. Recycled aluminum takes 80 to 90 percent less energy. Now we have throwaway aluminum beverage cans. For any energy source, do a full and complete balance. One has to produce and tie up all of the required materials. Look at renewable energy, such as ethanol from corn. Corn must be planted, fertilized, watered, harvested and then processed. Gallon for gallon, ethanol is less energetic than gasoline and the pollution may be worse. To make matters even worse, corn is used for food, so using corn for energy adds competition for corn supplies. Approach "green" with "yellow" caution. Thank You for reading my article Anonymous Smiley