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DeBaggio's Herb Farm & Nursery

43494 Mountain View Drive

Chantilly, VA 20152

703 327 6976

The Wonderful World of Herbs!

Happy Spring!
The greenhouses are now open for the Spring season.

Spring Hours:
(thru July 1, 2008)
Open 7 Days a week
Monday-Friday 10-6
Saturday 9-6 • Sunday 10-5
Note: We will be closed for the season after July 1, 2008.

Inside, you'll find lots of information on growing herbs. Enjoy!

We do not ship plants or products.

All plants and other items are for sale at the farm only.
We do not wholesale.

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Before You Visit Us
- This web site is not an availability list!
  Please call to check our supply before you visit.
  This catalog lists most of the varieties I am growing or plan to grow, however, it is not possible to list everything. Some plants are tricky to propagate; others are too new for me to describe in any detail. Demand for certain varieties is sometimes greater than I anticipated and we run out. Usually, during the Spring season, there is another crop on the way.
  
  I can guarantee the quality of our plants because we grow them ourselves. I cannot guarantee that every item listed will be available at any given time.

May 11, 2008

Please call to confirm our stock as we are running low on a few varieties of Peppers/Tomatoes and are temporarily out of several varieties including but not limited to: Tomatoes-Black Cherry, Sun Sugar, Sun Cherry, Cherokee Purple, Better Boy, Early Girl, New Girl, Old Ivory Egg, Supersteak, Tangerine.
Peppers-Italia, Poblano, Italian Roaster, Italian Fryer, Apple, Purple Jalapeno, Sweet Cayenne, Super Sweet Cherry, Gourmet.
We are growing more of all these and other varieties. Many will be ready by the weekend of May 17 and the rest the following week.

IMPORTANT!
Although we have been experiencing some warm weather recently, it may still be too early to plant Basil, Peppers, Okra, and Eggplant. These plants may be stunted or produce poorly when exposed to temperatures below 50-55º F for too long. Tomatoes will slow down or produce poorly when exposed to too many nights below 40-45º F.
Crop failures for season:
White Habanero Hot Pepper
Green Ruffles Basil
Napoletano Basil

Available later (first crop failed)
Chocolate Habanero Hot Pepper
Fataali Hot Pepper
Purple Ruffles Basil
Paprika Pepper
Siam Queen Basil

Tucker guards the pansies.