PLANT STARTS We sell naturally-grown transplants each spring for your herb, flower or vegetable garden. We offer many heirloom varieties you won't find at a garden center or grocery store. We specialize in many unusual varieties oftomato plants (red, pink, orange, purple, black; from cherry size up to two-pounders!). We also offer edible flowers, plus over 25 species of culinary and medicinal herbs. All started from seed and raised using natural methods and no chemicals here on the farm in our greenhouse. Where to find our plant starts: Direct from Terrapin Hill Farm -just call ahead to make sure we're here, and you can come pick up fresh-picked produce and visit our greenhouse to pick out the plants you need for your own garden. The Nutrition Center II in Danville. (next to Sears on 4th street) They carry our Salad Mix and Spinach in stock (winter and spring only), plus selected varieties of plants. Other plants they don't carry can be ordered through them and we'll deliver your order to the store. Good Foods Market and Cafe, Southland Drive, Lexington. Visit the Market for our Salad Mix, when in season, and a complete line of our vegetable, flower and herb plants. Full Circle Market, Winchester. Offering a selection of our vegetable and herb plants, or you can pre-order and have them delivered to the store. Marksbury Farm Market, Lancaster. They also sell our Salad Mix and an amazing array of other local farm products. 2011 Events where we'll be selling plant starts: April 30:  Garrard County Earth Day (Garrard Co. Fairgrounds) May 14: 3rd Annual Herb & Craft Fair (Garrard Co. Extension Office) May 21:  The Kentucky Herb Festival (Franklin Co. Fairgrounds) Lettuce Varieties:  Romaine  "Tropicana" Green Leaf "New Red Fire" Red leaf    Tomato Varieties:  Bellstar Roma  Hybrid  Plum-size Italian sauce or paste tomatoes.  Big Beef  Hybrid  Large, mostly blemish-free red fruit.  Full flavor, ripen early,  disease tolerant.  Black prince  Heirloom  Mahogany brown shoulders. Rich, fruity flavor.  Brandywine  Heirloom  The best-tasting tomato.  Large fruit, often over 1 lb.;  have deep pink skin and smooth red flesh.  Cherokee Purple  Heirloom  Medium-large, dusky pink skin.  Purple-brown-green flesh,  excellentl flavor.  Debarao  Heirloom  Red plum type, heavy-bearing, smooth and firm.  Green Zebra  Non-hybrid  Tangy salad tomato.  Green fruit with darker green/yellow stripes.  Moskvich  Heirloom  Extra-early, deep red; rich taste  Polbig  Hybrid  Very early harvest of medium-sized, red fruits.  *Compact plants  good for growing in containers.  Striped German  Heirloom  Medium-large red and yellow striped; complex fruity flavor  Valencia  Heirloom  Orange fruits will full tomato flavor. Midseason, medium-large.  Sun Cherry  Hybrid  Very sweet, early, red cherry tomatoes.  Sun Gold   Hybrid  Exceptionally sweet, orange cherry tomatoes.  Yellow Pear  Heirloom  Small, lemon-yellow, pear-shaped fruits  Yellow Brandywine  Heirloom  Orange version of Brandywine; very large fruit.   Pepper Varieties:   Ace  green-ripens-to-red bell  Islander  purple bell  Flavorburst  green-ripens-to-yellow bell  Bianca  white-ripens-to-red bell  Sweet Chocolate  chocolate-brown bell with red flesh   Jalapeno          Eggplant Varieties:  Galine  large, purple; similar to Black Bell  Dancer  med-size deep pink fruits  Orient Express  dark purple, long Oriental style       Other Vegetables, etc.         "Diva" cucumbers: seedless, burpless with thin skin          "Sugar Baby" watermelon: smaller sized, red interior           Strawberry plants   Annual Herbs basils:  genovese basil lemon basil* red rubin basil arugula borage chamomile cilantro cutting celery dill sweet marjoram curled parsley italian flat parsley summer savory Perennial Herbs bee balm (wild bergamot) catmint catnip garlic chives lavender lovage mountain mint oregano, greek rosemary sage, common stevia thyme, summer thyme, orange Flowers:   bachelor's button* bee balm (wild bergamot) borage calendula dwarf sunflower hollyhock* marigold, lemon gem ornamental pepper, pretty in purple* *heirloom varieties 2011 Prices and Availability: Vegetable 4" pots ( Tomatoes, Peppers, Eggplant, etc) $2.50/4" pot April-July Annual Herbs $2.50/4" pot April-July Perennial Herbs $3.00/4" pot May-July Flowers $2.50/4" pot April-July