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- (Papaver somniferum) A landrace from Nagyszékely, Hungary. It is cultivated for its beautiful blue seeds, which are delicious and an excellent source of oil and protein. But it also has beautiful flowers in shades ranging from violet to pink. We mostly grow spring-planted oilseed poppies, but this one gives gardeners more options, because it can be fall-planted, about the same time as wheat (September 20th in my area). I received…
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- (Papaver somniferum) "The greatest service which can be rendered any country is to add an useful plant to its culture; especially a bread grain. Next in value to bread is oil." - Thomas Jefferson, Summary of Public Service I like oilseed poppies. They are easy to grow, the oil tastes splendid (and, if you press your own, you may find that the press-cake “byproduct” is an equally delightful culinary treat),…
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- (Linum usitatissimum) Flax is not a grain; but it is grown similarly to the spring grains. One of the oldest domesticated plants from the Middle East, flax has long been used both for fibre (harvested from its stems) and for its nutritious seeds. This variety from John Sherck of Indiana is technically a fibre flax, but it is really a good dual-purpose variety. Long, straight stems topped by beautiful blue…
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