Moon Dance Hollow - Plants and Transplants

ORGANIC HERB AND VEGETABLE TRANSPLANTS

Spring 2011 Offerings

Still a partial list - more coming every day!
We are now open for business by appointment only. Please email in advance for appointment and I can either call or email back. The tomatoes are begging to be planted. The Herbs are perfect! We also have oval planters filled with a yummy array of salad greens. You can keep cutting and cutting on it. Hope to hear from you soon!

Susan

Heirloom Tomatoes

Mr. Stripey
Heirloom Tomato. This prolific red, yellow and orange striped tomato grows up to 12 oz. fruits. Very tasty - great sliced tomato.
Red Brandywine
Heirloom Tomato has large, bright red fruit loaded with old-fashioned, sweet tomato taste.
Brandywine
Heirloom Tomato from the Amish since 1885. Very large rose-pink fruit. Delicious flavor and a great addition for any garden.
Arkansas Traveler
Heirloom Tomato. Arkansas Traveler is an indeterminate tomato that produces 6 oz. sweet and mild- tasting pink skinned fruits.
Cherokee Purple
"Cherokee Purple" can be the conversation starter of your garden. Originally grown by the Cherokee Indians, this tomato has a smoky sweet flavor that has been enjoyed for over 100 years. These indeterminate vines exhibit 10 - 12 oz. tomatoes with pink-purple flesh. Disease tolerant.
Mountain Pride
VF Smooth, crack-resistant fruit. Very flavorful red 8-12 oz. tomatoes are good sliced and cooked.
Marglobe
Heirloom Tomato. Heavy, uniform vine growth. High yield of large, uniform, globe-shaped fruit. Excellent for slicing and cooking. Determinate

Hybrid Tomatoes

Rutger
Better Boy
One of the most popular tomato plants grown in Southern Garden. Large, bright red fruits are meaty and prolific. Good for slicing and cooking. These are large plants and are ready to go!
Super Sweet 100
Extra-prolific. Deliciously sweet, red fruits in long, multiple-branched clusters. Excellent served in salads, or as a snack. Indeterminate. These are big plants and ready to go!
Chocolate Drop
Especially when chocolate-colored plants are all the rage, why not surprise yourself with this chocolate-colored cherry tomato? A sturdy indeterminate, the Chocolate Cherry Tomato grows 1" tomatoes that resemble chocolate drops: round and perfect! Growing in clusters of 8, Chocolate Cherry Tomatoes resist cracking and do not shake easily from the plant.
More varieties to come

Peppers

Cayenne
These long, thin 4" fruits are hot and have a very high Vitamin C content. Grows upright and sturdy. Very prolific. Dries easily for winter storage.
Jalapeno
Meaty, dark green 2" - 3" fruits turn bright red if you can stand to leave them on the vine long enough. Excellent for Mexican foods such as salsa and nachos, these peppers are easily pickled. Prolific on sturdy, upright plant.
Maconi Red
Mini-Bells
These miniature bell peppers change from green to orange to red and are delicious at any stage. Sturdy, upright plants. Very pretty cut in salads.
Pepperoncini
These spicy peppers are not as hot as Jalapeno's, and have a delicious flavor. Light green, fruits grow 2" to 3" long on a sturdy, upright plant. Excellent fresh and also make a wonderful pickle.
California Orange Wonder
These peppers turn bright orange when ripe. Large and meaty fruit is very sweet. Great raw sliced in salads or alone and is heavenly when cooked.
Mole
Thai
These small, beautiful peppers look ornamental, but are an essential ingredient in Thai cooking. Very small and very hot, but tasty peppers grow on a sturdy, upright plant.
Poblano
An essential pepper in Mexican cooking these peppers are famous for making Chile Rellenos. They are very delicious fresh as well as cooked. Dries well for winter storage.
More varieties to come

Herb Plants

Basil, Italian Large Leaf
Annual Herb. Large and delicious, these incredibly scented leaves are used fresh and cooked in pasta sauces, meats and salads. Great for pesto and chopped on fresh tomatoes! Purple Flowers.
Parsley, Flat Leaf
Biennial Herb. Flat-leafed Parsley is distinctly different in flavor from Curly Parsley. Used exclusively in Italian and Greek recipes. Dries well for winter storage. When fresh it is high in Vitamin C.
Parsley, Curly Leaf
Biennial Herb. You will recognize Curly-leafed Parsley as a common garnish in restaurants that many people don't eat, but in fact it is a delicious and highly nutritious herb. High in Vitamin C. Also makes a great breath freshener!
Cilantro, Delphino Slow Bolting
Annual Herb. This very tasty Cilantro is indispensable for use in Mexican, Chinese, Thai and Vietnamese cuisines. Slow to bolt it can stay longer than other varieties. Seeds of cilantro can be dried and are called Coriander. Bring on the salsa!
Chives
Perennial Herb. Onion-flavored leaves are used fresh or dried for flavoring many dishes. Beautiful purple blooms are deliciously spicy and are great in salads and also used to flavor herb vinegars and oils.
Oregano
Dill, Fernleaf
A fragrant annual grown for its leafs and seeds Dill is a must for making pickles. Used in egg, fish and poultry dishes. Delicious fresh in salads. Dries easily for winter storage.
Sweet Basil
Sage, Common
Perennial Herb with silvery, green leaves, sage has a distinctive flavor and is used in poultry, pork and many Italian dishes. A favorite for Thanksgiving Dressing and Stuffing. Dries easily for winter storage.
Ready soon - Lavender, thyme and others

If you are interested in seedling plants, please call 864-638-5675 or 864-723-4001 for availability and to arrange a pickup. Delivery is available in a limited area. Since there is a limited supply for some plants, you can call or email with your order and it will put it aside for you.

Happy Warm Sunny Days!
Susan

Most of these plants will be available this Spring at The Simply Homegrown Market in Clayton, Georgia (every Saturday). And for those of you near Six Mile, I'll have plants at the Upstate Food Coop as well. You can also order through the Clemson Area Food Exchange. Order by Sunday night on the web site and pick up your orders on Tuesday from locations in Clemson, Seneca and Central.

In our commitment to honor Mother Earth we always use organic growing mediums and fertilizers. We also support organic and heirloom seed companies. Supplies are limited and will be available from the middle to late April. You may order at the end of March. Occasionally we have accidents in the greenhouse with one or more plants and will not be able to fill those orders.

Feel free to contact us with any questions.