Hairy Vetch - Cover Crop SeedsNon GMO Hairy Vetch (Vicia villosa), is also known as Sand Vetch. It is a legume, used as a cover crop to restore nitrogen to the soil. It can fix up to 200 pounds of nitrogen per acre. Grows in zones 1 5, and can be planted in the spring, or the fall. Great way to restore nitrogen to your garden for healthier plants. Hairy Vetch Cover Crop Seeds Latin Name: Vicia villosa Variety: Legume Other Names: Sand Vetch Planting Per Acre: 50 lbs Plant Type:

Plant Spacing: 24"

Soil Preference: Cool

but has since been naturalized throughout many of the tropics

The Wheateena Workhorse II

Growth Habit: 6 – 8” dwarf mound with a tidy 8 – 10” spread covered in huge 3” blooms

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Flavor: Sweet

Delta Premium Series pansies are a dwarfed 4 – 6” tall variety and should be planted on the south end of the garden to avoid being overshadowed

Rudbeckia has a wildflower habit and most commonly sown by broadcasting

Features separate appendices on how to propagate various genera

Mung Bean Seeds - 2

Said to originate in India