Trading Lists: Items available from Kavatika
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| Canna Lily Canna x generalis My cannas are second generation, grown from seed from my mother's plants. Canna seed propagation involves soaking, heating and scarification. Scarify the seed, and soak for at least 24 hours. Maintain heat between 70-75F. Plant in moist starting mix and place on a heating pad to ensure proper heat for germination. My plants are not babied or watered; we planted them in a natural low spot in our yard near the gutter downspout. They are well-mulched and survive all year with no additional watering. | 'Landscape Red' | Seeds | (PlantFiles) |
| Sweet Pepper Capsicum annuum From packet, 2019 Harvested from plant 2020 | 'Shishito' | Seeds |  (Kavatika) |
| Clinopodium Species Ipomoea Ipomoea cordatotriloba Dennst Grows wild all over our property. Very prolific; it WILL travel and drown out of ther plants so be cautious of where you plant this. Currently listed as a Noxious Inavsive in Arkansas, so please check your local laws to find out if you can have it shipped to you. Light purple blossoms that open in the cool morning. This variety is well-suited to high-heat, and continues to grow and thrive even in 100-degree+ heat. Our patch has never received any special care, fertilizer, or grooming. We don't water it at all. Extremely drought-tolerant once established! | 'Ipomoea cordatotriloba var. cordatotriloba Dennst' | Seeds | (PlantFiles) |
| Nepeta Species Nepeta cataria | Seeds | (PlantFiles) |
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| Papaver Species Papaver orientale Seeds from my mother's garden. Her poppies have been growing every year for 10+ years (other than the couple of years where the chickens ate them). Seeds gathered in May 2020 | 'unknown' | Seeds | (PlantFiles) |
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