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Grasses & Field Seeds
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Many grasses and field seeds are available
including elbon rye, alfalfa, wheat, Gulf Coast rye,
oats, Pensacola Bahia, sorghum, turf Bermuda, clover,
field peas and more. Nope, you can't find a true St.
Augustine grass seed.
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Vegetable Seeds
Lone
Star, N-K Lawn & Garden, and Weeks Seed Company
provide our packaged seeds.
Our salespeople tell us we're the largest bulk vegetable seed
dealer in the Houston area. Offerings include more than 10
varieties of beans, beets, field and sweet corn, nearly 10
varieties of lima/butter beans, cabbage, cantaloupe, carrots,
collards, cucumbers, English peas, five varieties of field
peas, herbs, kohl rabi, lettuces, mustard, seven varieties
of okra, radishes, spinach, five varieties of squash, Swiss
chard, turnips, and four types of watermelon.
Seasonal vegetable seeds include potatoes (January and February), onion bulbs
(September through January), and garlic (October through January).
Vegetable Transplants
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In spring, you'll find a huge selection of herbs, hot
peppers, sweet peppers, eggplant, climbing spinach, squash,
cantaloupe, okra, watermelons, cucumbers and tomatoes.
In late summer, tomatoes return. In fall, you'll find
herbs, celery, Swiss chard, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower,
kale, mustard, collards, Brussel sprouts, Texas 1015
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Fruit Trees
The deciduous fruit trees we select have low chill
requirements and are typically self-fruitful. Tropical offerings
require
special care but we like them a lot and hope you can make
room for some in your yard. Varieties change from year to
year, but you'll always find the following:
• Apples
• Nectarines
• Peaches
• Pears
• Plums
• Citrus
• Bananas
• Figs
• Papaya
• Persimmon
• Pecan |
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