GORE PLACE - Garden Plant Sale

2013 GORE FARM PLANT SALE May 17, 18 and 19, 9am to 4pm Please, bring your own box for purchases.

This year, the plant sale will be almost exclusively vegetable garden transplants with 25 varieties of tomatoes including many hard-to-find heirlooms. We also have culinary herbs and a few select, annual flower varieties. It's not just the great plants that make this sale special! It's also the chance to speak with Scott Clarke. Scott has a great deal of knowledge about these varieties that he's eager to share with you! Please note: this year, we won't have perennials. We will have hanging baskets. Gore Place is located at 52 Gore Street, just off Route 20 (Main Street) near the Waltham/Watertown line. By public transportation: Take the Red Line to Central Square. Take the 70 or 70A bus toward Waltham. Gore Street is 1-1/4 miles West of Watertown Square.
Heirloom Tomatoes and Flowers	Peppers, Eggplants and Herbs	Vegetable Transplants
Tomatoes Amish paste Aussie Better boy Hybrid Beauty Brandywine Boxcar Willie Black cherry Copia Cisineros Tomatillo Cherokee chocolate Cream Sausage Chadwicks cherry Delicious Pink Beauty Italian Heirloom Jersey Devil Kelloggs Breakfast Large red cherry Mule team Oxheart San Marzano Tigrella Trophy Virginia sweets Yellow pear Flowers Alcea ficifolia “fig leaf” Hollyhock, circa 1760 Amaranthus caudatus, Love lies bleeding, circa 1600 Polygonum orientale, Kiss me over the garden gate, circa 1860 Marigolds- Durango mix, Gem series, Queen Sophia Celosia cristata, Amish cockscomb, circa 1570 Nasturtium Clary sage, circa 1806 Salvia argentea, circa 1759 Dolichos lablab, Hyacinth Bean vine Scabiosa atropurpurea circa 1760 Nicotiana alata “jasmine' circa 1889 Nicotiana sylvestris circa 1900 Tithonia, Mexican sunflower Heavenly blue Morning glory Malva sylvestris circa 1800 Verbena bonariensis circa 1726 Emilia javanica, tassel flower circa 1806 Grandpa Otts Morning glory PresidentTtyler Morning glory Rudbeckia”Brown eyed susan” circa 1699 Rudbeckia-Prarie sun, Indian summer, cherry brandy Salvia- Lady in red Salvia argenta, silver sage circa 1759 Spilanthes Lemon drops	Peppers California wonder Islander F1 Antohi Romanian Highlander F1 Jalafuego jalapenos Red Rocket Hungarian hot wax Sweet chocolate Eggplant Dancer F1 Florida high bush Nadia F1 Nubia Pingtung long Herbs Italian parsley Curly parlsey Chives, garlic Italian basil Sweet thai basil Spicy bush basil Purple ruffles basil Lavender Hidcote Lemon basil Lemon verbena Mint- Chocolate, Orange, Basil, Pepermint Dark opal basil Fernleaf dill Bronze and green fennel Rosmary upright Savory Sage	Broccoli Gypsy, Arcadia, Imperial Brussels sprouts Churchill Cabbage Deadon Famosa Copenhagan market Super red Cantaloupe Sarahs' choice Tasty bites Cauliflower Chedder Graffiti Bishop Celery Tango Cucumber Marketmore 76 Northern pickling Bush pickle Striped Armenian Fanci pak Fennel Orion Honeydew Snow leopard Honey pearl Kale Toscano Winterbor F1 Leeks Lancelot Lettuce Multiple varieties Mustard greens Onions Ailsa Craig Copea Red wing Sterling Pac choi black summer Patty pan squash Sunburst PeterPan Bennings green tint Scallions Summer squash yellow Slick pic Multipik Sunbeam F1 Swiss chard Fordhook giant Bright lights Winter Squash Jester Buttercup Waltham butternut Boston marrow Sibly Carnival Sweet dumpling Honey bear Zucchini Raven, Magda Costata Romanesco Spinless perfection Safari F1 Golden glory Eightball

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