Farm & Field

75 days. A commercial grade sunflower that is nonetheless as striking as any sunflower around! Besides its ornamental value, can be pressed to yiel...

Perennial. A low-growing, only up to 8-in., variety with extensive uses in lawns and lawn mixtures, as a cover crop, for erosion control or as a gr...

Annual. Winter hardy, so can be sown anytime, although usually planted in September and October when it forms a dense green groundcover by mid-wint...

An annual form of white-blossom sweet clover that completes its entire life cycle the year sown. Since it produces its gigantic crop of white bloss...

One of the fastest maturing green-manure crops that grows in virtually any soil with minimal nutritional needs. Can smother out virtually any weed ...

Biennial. Exceptional as a green manure, for soil improvement and pasture, but uniquely preferred by beekeepers for its honey production. Can be gr...

70 days. There are two grades of millet: a “food grade” with poor germination and many impurities sold inexpensively at mass merchants and feed sto...

Annual. Unbeatable for fixing nitrogen on poor, dry, sandy soils, or on soils too acidic for clovers. Can be sown in the fall, winter or spring, ei...

Perennial. Excellent for permanent pasture or for mowing. Starts growing early in the spring and continues through late fall. If mowed, will provid...