Liberty Mission Farm: Starter Plants

We created this page to show some examples of the starter plants we have available. Sizes and types vary. Call or email to find out what we have currently.

***We use only organic, non-GMO seeds and we make our own organic starter soil.***

Vegetable and Fruit Starter Plant Prices

Small Pot Example - 4 inch Pot
$4.00

Medium Pot (6 inches) - $5.00

Large Pot (1/2 gallon) - $7.00

Descriptions of Each Plant Variety

TOMATOES
BrandyWine	One of the best-tasting tomatoes. Very rich and distinctive flavor. Large fruits, often over 1 lb.
Cherry Bomb	Cherry tomato. Vigorous plants produce high yields of uniform, vivid red fruits with ideal cherry size for snacking. Classic cherry tomato flavor – firm and sweet.
New Girl	First early, great flavor. Fruits average 4-6 oz. and have great flavor. Slicing tomato.
Sakura Tomato	Early, delicious, attractive cherry tomatoes. Great yielder of bright red, shiny, medium-sized cherry tomatoes that average 15 grams.
Grape Tomato	Unique Strawberry-shaped fruit! High-yielding plants. Fruits have a beautiful, deep red color with broad shoulders tapering to a blunt point at the blossom end, giving them a heart-like appearance. Firm, meaty texture with excellent sweet flavor.
Partenon Zucchini Squash	A medium dark green zucchini
CUCUMBERS
Socrates Hybrid Greenhouse Cucumber	Dark green, thin skinned, 7-8” fruits. Suitable for growing indoors or outdoors.
Corinto Hybrid Slicing	Most productive slicer. Dark green, uniform 7-8” slicing cucumber. Small seed cavity. Vigorous in both the field or greenhouse.
Katrina	Medium-sized greenhouse cucumber with great taste. Great in a hoophouse or greenhouse setting. Also can be grown outside.
Excelsior Hybrid Greenhouse Cucumber (great for pickling)	Attractive, high-yielding pickler for the greenhouse. Produces dark green, blocky, nicely proportioned, 4-5” cucumbers with American0style spines. Does well in screen houses, in the field under row cover, or wherever else pollinators are absent.
BELL PEPPERS
Olympus Hybrid Bell Peppers	Large Bell Peppers. Medium size plants with good leaf cover. High yielding, uniform fruit with good flavor. Green on the vine, turn red on the vine if left longer.
Cupid Pepper	Early, sweet, mini bell pepper. Fruits are blocky to slightly pointed, average 2” X 1 ¾ “ in size and are particularly sweet when red. Fruit is smooth with excellent flavor.
Ace Bell Pepper	Extra-early, highly productive standard. Medium sized 3-4 lobed plants. Produces green, orange or red fruit – depending on how long they are left on the plant!
SPICY PEPPERS
Jalapeno Pepper	Open pollinated jalapeno. Traditional size, small plants. Best for early season plantings.
HERBS
Genovese Basil	Classic Italian variety. Authentic flavor and appearance. Tall and relatively slow to bolt with large, dark green leaves about 3” long. Flowers can also be used for any recipe that calls for basil or to garnish salads, soups and pasta.
Slow Bolt Cilantro	Hardy reseeding annual 2-3' plant. Essential for preparing Mexican and Asian cuisines, harvest fresh leaves when plants are 4-6" tall. Flowers attract beneficial insects and produce seed (Coriander).

OKRA
Clemson Spineless	Light green pods consist of 5-8 points. The standard variety in the South. Cream-colored flowers are also edible. An attractive ornamental, good in containers. • Edible Flowers: Deep fry the flowers or eat them stuffed, or use fresh as a striking, exotic-looking garnish. Sweet and mild flavor. **Ask us about our favorite okra recipe!
Red Burgundy	The pods are slender and elegant with 5 points. Tall, open plants. Attractive flowers are also edible. • Edible Flowers: Deep fry the flowers or eat them stuffed, or use fresh as a striking, exotic-looking garnish. Sweet and mild flavor. **Ask us about our favorite okra recipe!
Kentucky Wonder Bean	Kentucky Wonder is a brown-seeded bean noted for its exceptional flavor and its heavy crops of 9" green pods, borne in clusters. Pods are oval, thick, gently curved, meaty and tender, and they're stringless when young. It's been proven tops for productivity, flavor and wide adaptability; it's delicious fresh, frozen or dried for shell beans. Pole beans yield much longer than bush beans, right up to frost.
Provider Bush Bean	Provider can be planted earlier than other beans because it germinates well in cool soils. Compact plants are easy to grow and adaptable to diverse soil and climate conditions. Produces 5 1/2" fleshy round pod green beans. High resistance to bean mosaic virus and powdery mildew.