Parsley, with its vibrant green leaves and fresh flavor, is a versatile and appealing garden herb. Planting parsley near corn, tomatoes, and asparagus can enhance their growth and health. Parsley can act as a natural pest deterrent and improve the overall flavor of neighboring plants. With its fragrant and attractive qualities, parsley not only contributes to a thriving garden but also adds a delightful touch to your culinary creations and the aesthetics of your outdoor space, making it a valuable addition to your garden ecosystem.More
We’ve been eating Buttercrunch lettuce for about 3 weeks now and still have plenty left in my garden! I’m so impressed with the tenderness and taste. I harvest it, wash it twice, spin it, wrap in paper towels & place in gallon size zip bags. We were eating it twice a day but I have some that’s been in the fridge for 2 weeks & it’s so crisp like it was just harvested on a cool day. It’s been in the 90s & 100s the last 2 weeks but the lettuce doesn’t seem to mind although we have it shaded with lattice work in the afternoon west sun.. we’ve given away quite a bit too. Rave reviews from the lettuce receivers! It’s now our favorite variety of lettuce and I’ve grown many varieties over the years. Thank you for this seed!!
The photo was taken 4th week in June. Seeds planted June 1.
These plants are growing excellent. I have had blossoms and I have one squash started. I'm excited to harvest and try it. If we get enough squash from it we plan to let some mature for fall decorations.
Excellent germination and did very well with transplanting. I have had deer in the garden this year. The plants are resilient and are trying their hardest to keep growing. I havent been able to harvest any yet but I hope to get some before the deer.
This is my first year planting this varietal and the whole family is in love with them! They are highly prolific and are very sweet/flavorful. We sprinkle them on salads and we are in the process of pickling some green ones.
We are in zone 6b and they have been holding up great with all the funky weather we have been having this year.
Ordering, shipping was easy and fast. I planted these June 1st (about 45 days ago) and they are doing great. No germination problems. They are about 5 to 6 ft tall now. I can't wait to harvest and try them. Only advice is if your going to train them to go on a trellis do it early and often. It's tough when their 4 ft long.
First and foremost, EVERY seed purchase from Thresh has had a fabulous germination and production performance. The white scalloped squash are no exception. This is my "forever" seed company... My best friend (and fellow Gardner) has never seen tomatoes the size of my mortgage lifters and Dexters I purchased from Thresh... Fabulous people and fabulous seeds!!
Oh (grin) the Patty Pan are great!
