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Plants Grown from Organic Seedstock

The plants listed below have been grown from organic seed stock. That means the seeds used to grow the plants have been harvested from plants that have not been treated with synthetic fertilizers or pesticides.

Our goal at The Coeur d'Alene Coop is to grow plants from organic seed stock as much as possible. Unfortunately, not all of our favorite varieties are available as organic.  Eventually, we would like to offer plants that are grown from 100% organic seed.  Read "Why Organic Matters," here.

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  • Baby Roma cherry tomato cluster

    SOLD OUT!

    Baby Roma Cherry Tomato

    $5.00
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  • Basil - Genovese

    Plants Grown from Organic Seed

    Basil – Genovese

    $5.00
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  • Black Cherry Tomato | The Coeur d Alene Coop

    Plants Grown from Organic Seed

    Black Cherry Tomato

    Rated 5.00 out of 5
    $5.00
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  • Black Krim Tomato

    Plants Grown from Organic Seed

    Black Krim Tomato

    $5.00
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  • Cherokee Purple | The Coeur d Alene Coop

    SOLD OUT!

    Cherokee Purple Tomato

    $5.00
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  • garlic chives | The Coeur d Alene Coop

    Plants Grown from Organic Seed

    Chives – Garlic, Chinese Chives

    $5.00
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  • Coeur de Beouf Ananas

    Plants Grown from Organic Seed

    Coeur de Boeuf Ananas / Pineapple Oxheart

    Rated 5.00 out of 5
    $5.00
    Read more
  • Coyote Tomato | The Coeur d Alene Coop

    Plants Grown from Organic Seed

    Coyote Currant Tomato

    Rated 5.00 out of 5
    $5.00
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  • red and green crimson carillon peppers

    SOLD OUT!

    Crimson Carillon Sweet Pepper

    $5.00
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  • green apple cucumber | The Coeur d Alene Coop

    Plants Grown from Organic Seed

    Cucumber – Green Apple

    $5.00
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  • Lemon Cucumber | The Coeur d Alene Coop

    SOLD OUT!

    Cucumber – Lemon

    $5.00
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  • planter filled with basil various basil plants

    Great for Gifting!

    Culinary Basil Planter

    $39.50
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  • herb planter with mixed herbs and pansy flowers

    SOLD OUT!

    Culinary Herb Planter

    $39.50
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  • Doe Hill Mini Orange Pepper | The Coeur d Alene Coop

    SOLD OUT!

    Doe Hill Mini Bell Pepper

    $5.00
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  • Early Thai Pepper

    Plants Grown from Organic Seed

    Early Thai Pepper

    $5.00
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Do you know whether your soil is warm enough for planting tomatoes, peppers, melons, and cucumbers? Spoiler alert: it's not!! My newsletter subscribers already know the optimal soil temperatures for these warm-season crops, how to determine soil temperatures, and how to warm the soil! And now you can be in the know too: https://bit.ly/4nuKDinSign up for my newsletter on the site, and you'll get lots of useful gardening tips like these in your inbox (no spam, just good garden info!).And... if you've already planted your warm-season goodies, make sure to cover them tonight... It's going to get chilly! ... See MoreSee Less

Why Tomatoes Stall in Cold Soil and How to Warm Your Garden Faster - The Coeur d'Alene Coop

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Cold soil can stall the growth of tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, basil, and other warm-season crops. Learn ideal soil temperatures and ways to warm spring soil.
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