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Tired of Produce Recalls?

The last few years have brought us tainted lettuce, spinach, tomatoes, and peppers. You can bypass this by growing your own. Take advantage of fall weather for broccoli, lettuce, and spinach and other greens. Bonnie's fall transplants begin arriving at your favorite dealer in mid August.

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Bonnie’s Cabbage Program

Bonnie's Cabbage Program is underway for 2008! Deadline to submit class winners is September 10.

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End of Summer is Not End of Harvest

Basket of fresh Spinach There is a whole new crop of fresh vegetables to enjoy through fall and even winter. Our fall transplants ship to USDA Zones 7 and south, where winter gardens are some of the most carefree. The insects disappear with the first frost and the same cold brings out a delicious sweetness in greens. In the warmest parts of Florida and Texas, you can even plant tomatoes for a fall crop. Timing is important because growth slows down in shorter days and cool weather, so look for Bonnie fall transplants at your favorite garden center now. See These Vegetables Take a Chill for a list of hardy veggies.

Are You a New Gardener? If so, read these first.
	Fall Gardens Make Sense Select a Good Site Good Soil Means Good Vegetables These Vegetables Take a Chill So What Happens During a Freeze? How to Grow Lettuce The Secret Life of Broccoli How Much Do I Plant?

Wondering About Our Peat Pots?
Read how to handle transplants grown in peat pots so that they make a seamless transition to your garden. Bonnie Peat Pots are Easy.

P. Allen Smith Talks about Bonnie Peat Pots!
P. Allen Smith recognizes Bonnie Plants' commitment to the environment by using Bonnie Peat Pots in his Garden Home Retreat! Read the whole story...