1935 Hyundai HCE FLAT BOTTOM BUCKET

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1 Oz Bibb Lettuce Lettuce Seeds
Vegetable Description: This unusual lettuce with a resemblance to both leaf lettuce and iceberg lettuce was first grown by Lt. Jack B. Bibb of Frankfurt, Kentucky in 1935. Lt. Bibb experimented with horticulture in his greenhouse and ended up with this famous variety, which provides the traditional salad lettuce of the Kentucky Derby. Bibb lettuce also has been called "limestone lettuce" because of the high lime content in the Kentucky soil. || Vegetable Botanical Name: Lactuca sativa Other Common Names: Vegetable Duration: Annual Vegetable Days to Maturity: 55 to 60 Days Vegetable Seeds Per Oz: 10000 Vegetable Height: 9 in to 12 in Vegetable Spacing: - Vegetable Planting: Direct sow outside in early spring. Can be fall planted. Plant about 12"-18" apart and 1/8" below soil surface. Rows should be spaced at 18"-24" apart.-

Western White Pine, Pinus monticola (20 Seeds)
The Western White Pine is type of pine that grows in the western mountains of the United States and Canada. Other names it is know by are the Idaho White Pine; Silver Pine or Mountain White Pine. || It is the state tree of Idaho, adopted in 1935. The Western White Pine has a narrow, open, conical crown of horizontal branches. It grows rapidly, attaining heights of 175 feet and trunk diameters from 5 to 8 feet. According to the state of Idaho web site, "the largest western white pine in the world stands 219 feet high near Elk River, Idaho." It is closely related to the Eastern White Pine but has larger cones and grows taller. || Identifying Characters: The stalked cone 5 to 11 inches long, flexible cone scales, western distribution, and deciduous sheath at the base of the needle bunches will identify Western White Pine. || Measurements: Mature trees are common to 100 feet tall and 36 inches in diameter and old trees sometimes reach up to 200 feet and 70 inches in diameter. Cones: Cones are elongate and long stalked and range between 5 to 10 inches in length; cone scales thin and flexible, outer margin rounded, but ending in a point. Cones are terminal, solitary or grouped in 2 to 5. || Needles: Needles occur in bundles of five and are green to blue-green in color; needles are evergreen and the bundle sheath is deciduous, shedding after the first year; needles are 2 to 4 inches long with whitish lines on the ventral surfaces. Bark: Bark on old trees 0.75 to 1.5 inches thick and divided into small, nearly square plates by deep longitudinal and cross fissures; plates covered by small purple scales