Sweet Annie - artmesia Licorice Yellow root - acid soil, wetland restoration, cuttings easy Purslane Longevity spinach Egyptian spinach Cohosh Jiaoguln - ginseng replacement Katsura \-autumn joy seedem \-elecampane \-tarragon \-celadine poppy \-German thyme \-lurkspur Siberian Kale Red Russian Kale Dinosaur Lacinato Kale Early Jersey Wakefield Cabbage Drumhead Savoy Cabbage Blue Chinese Cabbage White stemmed Pac Choy (Bak Choy variety) De Ciccio Broccoli Brussels Sprouts Champion Collards Giant Red Mustard Spinach Arugula Rainbow Chard Yellow Chard Radicchio Catalogna Chicory Cilantro Parsley-moss Watercress White icicle radish Marigold-crackerjack 4” singles $3 Lemon Balm St. John’s wort French Sorrel Feverfew Lady’s Mantle Valerian Lovage Catnip California poppy Russian(French) Tarragon Oregano Motherwort Meadowsweet Calamus Creeping Thyme Chives Sage Stinging Nettle Hibiscus moscheutos 1 gal-6.50 Comfrey   \*Herbs\* Loveage - spring celery, medicinal herb French Tarragon Echinacea Purpurea Astragalus Meadowsweet Wild Bergamot Garden Sage Lemon Balm French Sorrel Angelica Motherwort Rue Sochan Valerian St. John’s wort Boneset Hops  Day Lily Spearmint Red Veined Sorrel(Bloody Dock) Sochan Skullcap Yarrow Mountain Mint (pycnathemum viriginianum) Wood Betony(stachys) Red Bee Balm Wild Bergamot Asparagus Blue Vervain European Vervain German Chamomile Roman Chamomile Echinacea purpurea Spearmint Peppermint St John’s Wort Red Root Astragalus Valerian Motherwort Yarrow Foxglove Wormwood Horehound Calamus Pasque Flower-Pulsatilla Wood Anemone-Anemone Virginianum Meadowsweet Echinacea Purpurea French Tarragon Sage Skullcap Mountain Mint \*Fruit\* Strawberry (Albion Everbearing) Gooseberry Summer squash Winter squash Pumpkin Cucumber Tomato Pepper Melons Watermelons Wineberry Black Raspberry Japanese Pepper Tree (sub for black pepper) \*Roots\* Welsh onion - Egyptian onion, walking onion, clumping onion Potatoes - compost is good for mounding up, it’s to ensure potatoes are not exposed to sunlight and thus turn green, when leaves start yellowing it is time to harvest Sweet potato Carrot - 9” apart rows, .5” per carrot, direct sow in rows, thin later on Beet - four seeds per spot, 12” spacing per clump, leave as clump and harvest as needed Sunchoke Maximilian sunflower \*Greens\* Nettles Swiss chard - rainbow Nasturtium Wasabi arugula Mustards Kale Roselle Moringa Longevity spinach Purple mizuna Asparagus Nine Star Broccoli - Perennial broccoli Perennial Kale \*Edible flowers\* Nasturtium Flowering zucchini Roselle Sunflower Hostas - edible shoots and flowers \*Fruit trees\* Cherry Nanking cherry Mulberry - more palatable than black locust, coppices nicely, good fire wood Goumi Flying Dragon citrus Yuki citrus Pear Peach Apple Persimmon Pawpaw Fig Plum Serviceberry Feijoa Olive Medlar \*Nut trees\* \-put in hedgerows Hazelnut (Filbert) Chestnut \*Edible Bushes\* Honey Berry Tea Chaste Tree Ginkgo (MaidenHair) Pomegranate Serviceberry shrub Cranberry Choke berry - often found around blueberries or in wetland or even dry soils Blueberry Siberian Pea shrub - thorny, nitrogen fixing, edible flower, pod and pea Yellow longhorn - nut tree \*Vines\* Kiwi Grape Gynnostemma Jiaogulan Blackberry Raspberry \*Understory support\* Nasturtium Comfrey Bulbs \*Pioneers\* \-mycorrhiza fungi inoculation \*Nitrogen Fixers\* Autumn olive (eleagnus) Clovers Coprusma Quillaja Small tamarisk Tagasate? Acacia? \*fodder\* Comfrey Maximilian sunflower Mulberry Autumn olive Alfalfa Amaranth Buckwheat + cowpea (bw handles light frosts) Black locust Hazelnut Pumpkin Sweet potato Sunflower Maximilian Sunflower