Glass Gem Corn is the most beautiful corn in the world. Extremely rare, this unique strain of flint corn was developed by Carl Barnes, who, before his passing, gave these seeds to friends who shared his passion in gardening. These seeds come directly from our small farm here in Fallsington, PA. We have been growing and breeding corn varieties for years and it has been a pleasure to work with Glass Gem. We have worked to improve the glassiness and color variation in this variety and can now boast 3 different strains including the Glass Gem, Rubies/Amber and Pearls/Sapphires. Glass Gem is a flint corn which can be made into a decent popcorn or ground into flour. We think it's so beautiful to simply look at.
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Gain all the instructions along with the free printable you need to create vintage seed pack wall art, the perfect spring accessory for your gallery wall.
Collecting fireweed seeds is a rewarding fall activity. The fireweed seeds can be harvested and saved for planting in the garden next season.
Your party pack will include: 3 Button Packs - each pack with a different theme (12 buttons total) 6 Metanoia Party Cups 6 Color Changing pencils Seed Paper Pack containing 6 unique shapes Set of Luther Rose Napkins 18 Sheets of Origami Paper An activity guide to help you enjoy the pack to its full potential Metanoia [
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This Seeds and Fruit anatomy print makes a great gift for any botanist or garden enthusiast! ART WORK STATS: • paper size 8x10 or 11x14 or 17x22 Inches • printed on (100% cotton rag, acid-free, matte) • printed with Epson archival pigment inks SHIPPING INFO: • print will be packed in a sealed clear cello bag with a thick backing board, and shipped inside a rigid protective envelope • proof of mailing with each item is provided © 2020 Rachel Ignotofsky All rights reserved. Usage, reproduction, or altering of artwork is not permitted without permission. Each piece of artwork is an intellectual property and is protected by the copyright law.
If you like vintage images, you'll love these Burpee's seed packet labels from the late 1800's. They're bright and colorful and free to download!
There are a couple of seed companies that still put "art" on the front of their seed packets; Botanical Interests & Renee's Garden for example. But for the most part, they have gone to photos, which I suppose is helpful to the gardener, but not nearly as much fun as those fantastic, even frameable, packets of the past! Seeds of Change has even gone to resealable plastic packets. I think it is a shame that a company that saves & distributes heirloom seeds doesn't use vintage-style art on their packets! My opinion of course. Here are some examples of seed packet art that I think is pretty, interesting, OR.... Flowers first. I absolutely LOVE those "Fairy Pansies"! Next we have the veggies. Here, I chose four examples from the same seed company. I think it is a stylish design that shows the subject off well. Here are some packets that incorporate comely young women in the design. These are sure to catch the farmer's eye! And then... Hmmm. Did these folks eat one too many tomato, celery or radish? I'll never look at a tomato in quite the same way! LOL! So... what do you think? Do you long for the nostalgic seed packet art of days gone by? Or, are you one of those modern gardeners who like the seed tapes, plastic packets and garden kits with already chosen seeds and planting plans done for you? Whichever you are, I hope you keep those hands in the dirt and vintage seed packet ART in your heart! Green thumbs up! Chris
Sequence of Events Clip Art | Sequence Cards: Seed to Flower These sequencing images and cards have six steps of a seed growing into a flower. This set is part of our sequencing range of clip art and is also included in a value pack bundle. *Click here for this item in a sequencing BUNDLE. This seed sequence set contains: - 6 sequence pictures of a seed growing into a plant / flower in both color and black and white. PLUS BONUS: Ready-to-print pages of seed sequence cards for student use. All of the above are provided in both color and black and white. Clip art images are provided in PNG files with transparent backgrounds. High quality graphics, 300 dpi. Ready-to Print pages are in a PDF file. Downloaded in a zipped file. Please note: the clip art in this pack is available for commercial use while the ready-to-print sequence card pages are for personal and classroom use only. Credit is required unless you also purchase a ‘no-credit required’ license for the images. See our product listing for these license options. For full terms of use please download the preview or visit: www.dancingcrayon.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Links to other SEQUENCE clip art and cards: *SEQUENCING BUNDLE. Tadpole to Frog Sequence Spider Web Sequence Seed to Plant Sequence Blowing up a Balloon Sequence Chick Hatching from Egg Sequence Apple to Apple Core Sequence *SEQUENCING BUNDLE. Links to similar clip art sets: Phases of the Moon Clip Art Life Cycle of a Caterpillar / Butterfly Life Cycle of a Bean Seed Making a Mr Potato Head Growing a Seed Egg Head More fun clip art! _______________________________________________________ Tags: Clipart, 6-step sequence cards, sequencing, order, sequence of events, life cycle graphics, seed to plant, clip art.
Discover the incredible nutritional benefits of buckwheat, a highly nutritious whole grain considered a superfood.
Free flower vintage seed packets to download. Frame the art work or make seed packets from the free template. Includes tutorial for seed packet planters.
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Create everything from banners, and garden displays to wall decor using these Free Printable Vintage Inspired Seed Packets! There's a total of 41 printables that include vegetables, flowers, and herb packs.
Back cover of the 1898 Strong Seed & Plant Co. catalog seen above. Yesterday, in Part One I reported on the proliferation of seed catalogs during the later half of the 19th century and how they came to reflect the nature of hand-lettering styles of that era. Today I am featuring a collection of seed catalog cover designs from "America's Attic", in the archives of the Smithsonian Institution which consists of 10,000 seed and nursery catalogs dating from 1830 to the present. They not only are important historical documents from a botanical perspective, but they also provide a window into a remarkably rich history of type design, illustration, and printing in the 19th century. The designers of these ornate covers were master lettering artists and it is clear the concept of minimalism was not in the vocabulary of their day. Most of these early catalog covers in the mid-19th century contained very decorative typography with colorful illustrations and printed with chromolithography and wood engravings. Typically the artist would combine some decorative lettering, often drawn on a curved path, with other text on horizontal baselines. Ornamental frames and devices were also used to contain some of the lettering designs at times, as seen in the artwork of the cover directly above. Alternatively, the text might be incorporated within the illustration or it may be the only treatment that carries the entire design, as in the case of the 1872 Vick's catalog seen above. The Smithsonian's digital archive of these seed catalogs are an incredibly valuable resource of 19th century hand-lettering and design. The site is well-documented and represents 258 catalogs with 500 individual images for endless exploration. Most of the collection was donated by Mrs. David Burpee in 1982.
Do you save seeds from your garden for future use? Organize your seed inventory / seed bank with these illustrated seed pack labels. #gardening #seedbank #seedinventory #saveseeds #seedsaving #seedpacklabel #seedlabel
If you like vintage images, you'll love these Burpee's seed packet labels from the late 1800's. They're bright and colorful and free to download!
Flower seed packets printable offer a convenient and customizable way for gardening enthusiasts to cultivate their own beautiful blooms. These printable packets provide an easy-to-follow guide on planting and caring for each specific type of flower, ensuring even beginners can enjoy successful gardening experiences. Whether youre a novice gardener looking to add a pop of color to your outdoor space or an experienced horticulturist seeking new floral varieties, flower seed packets printable are the ideal solution for all your planting needs.
Leaving aside our unnaturally warm March week, this is the first really springlike weekend, and a long one at that with the commemoration of Patriot’s Day here in Massachusetts on Monday. Lots of things have popped up in the garden, though I suspect many plants never went to sleep during this warm winter. I’m not …
12 Days of unique butterfly gifts for a nature lover in your life, or send butterfly gift ideas to someone trying to make you happy this 2017 holiday season
Create everything from banners, and garden displays to wall decor using these Free Printable Vintage Inspired Seed Packets! There's a total of 41 printables that include vegetables, flowers, and herb packs.
Here you can see some of the worlds most stunning purple succulents around. Explore all the different types of purple succulents out there!
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My boyfriend and I are taking care of a stray cat we found wandering around the neighborhood. Yes, we are suckers for animals. Normally we wouldn't take another cat (we already have one and a half cats, one inside only and one only comes in to eat.) However, he was skin and bones and is just so sweet, loves to be held, and is always ready to cuddle. How could we resist? However, the little guy wouldn't stop sneezing so I brought him in to our local vet. He was diagnosed with a respiratory infection and sent home without meds stating that it was a virus and would heal itself. When he wasn't better three weeks later, the vet gave me some meds and some chewy treats for his immune system. However, it has been another 5 days and he's not that much better. Is anyone out there familiar with this illness or had something similar with a cat? Could it be something else? Do cats get allergies? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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I’m sharing another delightful Seed Catalog reinvented into a cherub frame with ya’ll today: This is a 1896 Burpee’s Front Cover, originally with white sweepeas in the circle. But…
