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 Showy MilkweedA large-leaved perennial plant that spreads by rhizome with showy pinkish flowers, it serves as an important larval host plant for monarch butterflies and loved by many other pollinator species as well. Easy to grow, give it room to spread by rhizome. Once your Showy milkweed becomes established, it will start spreading underground via its rhizomes. If you'd like to control spread, consider planting in a raised bed or container. |  Zinnia, Double ZaharaWith its big, roundheaded, 2" many-petaled blooms, this zinnia makes a sensational display in the garden. These plants are reliable, heat- and drought-tolerant, and never need deadheading. |  Zinnia, Profusion Double Hot CherryThese bushy plants, 8 to 14 inches high and 24 inches wide, have cheerful, 2 to 3 inch blooms. The petals are a magenta-rich rosy red in many layers. Profusion is a dense, bushy, many-flowered little plant that covers ground and fills the garden with color. |
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 Marigold JanieA dwarf French Marigold, this herbaceous annual with an upright spreading habit of growth has early, profuse blooms that keep coming through the summer heat. |  Cantaloupe, Minnesota MidgetThis heirloom produces a bounty of early, mini cantaloupes. Fruit measure 4-6 inches across and have deep orange flesh that is succulent and sweet. The ultimate melon for short-season areas, and the compact plants are ideal for small space or container gardens. |  Chard, Bright LightsChard with a coat of many colors, growing green leaves and crunchy stalks in a vivid rainbow of yellow, crimson, gold, pink and white with an occasional gorgeous stem of orange. Bright Lights chard has a sweeter and milder flavor than ordinary varieties, this nutritious, ornamental variety provides delicious eating over a long season. |
 Cucumber, LemonYellow, tennis ball-sized cucumber is a perfect serving for one or two people. Lemon cucumber does not have a lemon taste but has a thin, tender skin with a flavor a little milder than a regular cucumber's. Plants are easy to grow and may need less heat to ripen, making this a good choice for cooler climates. To save space, give the vigorous plants a fence to climb. |  Cucumber, Garden Sweet BurplessAn exceptional burpless slicing cucumber with sweet flavor. Medium green 10 to 12" long, cylindrical, smooth fruits on vigorous plants. It has good disease resistance. |  Watermelon, Sugar BabyThe standard of the icebox melons, Sugar Baby has been a staple at picnics for years. Vines grow to 6 feet and set 4-6 melons roughly 10 inches across. Has that unmistakable crisp, mouthwatering, sweet rich flavor. |
 Pumpkin, Small SugarSmall Sugar pumpkins have very smooth textured, bright orange flesh and the finest flavor for making mouthwatering pies. Very fine-grained, sweet and sugary, they keep well. |  Zucchini, Black BeautyGlossy black-green heirloom zucchini with creamy, white flesh is delicious however you prepare it. Saute, fry or bake, you can't go wrong! Plants have an open habit which makes for easy picking. Fruits are best picked when 6 to 8" long. Excellent variety for freezing. 45-65 days. |  Summer Squash, Sunburst ScallopSunburst is a deep yellow scallopini, delicious as it is colorful. It's the earliest and most productive of the yellow scallopini with a vigorous 3 foot bush habit. Can be picked from baby size up to 6-8 inches across without losing its tender, buttery flavor. |
 Tomato, Oregon SpringDeveloped at Oregon State University. Their research shows this determinate tomato will produce incredibly early yields of oval tomatoes when planted outside a month before your last frost date. |  Tomato, Early GirlEarly Girl bears lots of fruit for early harvest, but because the vines are indeterminate, they continue producing through summer. |  Tomato, SunsugarThis golden yellow beauty achieves a new level of sugary-sweetness and flavor, superb texture, and a tangy true tomato taste. Fruits are a lovely golden yellow, weighing 1/2 oz. on an indeterminate plant. |
 Tomato, ChadwickThis heavy bearing, indeterminate, open-pollinated variety offers an abundance of luscious 1" cherry tomatoes with huge, well-balanced, sweet tomato flavors. |  COMGA Annual Garden FairOnline plant ordering begins May 20, 2023, plant pickup Saturday, June 3 at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds |
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