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Are you new to gardening or just new to heirlooms and just don't know what seeds to buy and grow? Do you need a collection of tried and true seeds that are easy to grow and harvest? These varieties are well known so that you will know what to do with them when you get them into the kitchen. Included in this specially priced collection is the book "Starting Seeds" by Barbara W. Ellis AND the following eight seed packets: Black Beauty Zucchini Squash, Cherry Roma Tomato , Everbearing Cucumber C1002A Beginning Gardeners Collection SMR58 , Genovese Basil , Giant of Italy Parsley, Red Mortgage Lifter Tomato, Jupiter Pepper, Terroir Seeds Lettuce Blend. $32.35 This collection is a great way to attract butterflies and pollinators to your garden. Pollinators are an important part of your gardens ecosystem. More flowers attract more pollinators giving you the benefits of improved production of the fruits and veggies you love. The varieties included in this collection are specific for attracting butterflies of all types but will also bring in pollinating insects and bees. Start improving your garden today with beautiful flowers and fragrances and bring those gorgeous butterflies into your garden or just plant a butterfly garden to enjoy! Included in this specially priced collection is the book Grow A Butterfly Garden by Wendy Potter-Springer AND the following seven seed packets: Purple Coneflower Echinacea, French Marigold-Brocade Mix, Lemon Bee Balm, Mexican Sunflower, Monarch Butterfly Flower Mix, Lemon Queen C1006 Butterfly Garden Seed Collection Sunflower, Tennessee Coneflower. $26.00 Growing an herbal tea garden can be one of the greatest gardening rewards, and can be just as therapeutic as drinking the tea. The tea garden is a sensory delight, producing colors, aromas and flavors to enjoy throughout the seasons. Hummingbirds and butterflies love to frequent the tea garden, enjoying the sweet nectar and adding to the soothing atmosphere. The aroma, colors and flavors will delight the senses. Teas are a great source of homemade gifts for the holidays, housewarmings and more. By drying the tea herbs and then blending and packaging them in your own unique way, you can share the bounty of your garden with appreciative friends and family. Included in this specially priced collection is the book 15 Herbs For Tea by Marian Sebastiano AND the following five seed packets: Anise Hyssop, Himalayan Basil, Lemon Bee Balm, Virginia Mountain Mint, C1007 Time for Tea Seed Collection Roman Chamomile. $19.70 Stock # Product Name Description Price

Our Kitchen Herb Collection is the easiest way to start growing one of the most useful and rewarding gardens you can grow â your own herb garden! Herbs are truly the Seven Wonders of the World in the kitchen, turning ordinary meals into flavor filled dishes with just a few snips of a couple fresh herbs. Herbs are simple and easy to grow, needing little in the way of space, attention or rich soil. They need surprisingly little room, so almost any space from a spot in the garden to the kitchen window sill or a couple of planters off of the back step will work great. Included in this specially priced collection is the book Grow 15 Herbs for The Kitchen by Sheryl L. Felty and the following eight seed packets: Creeping Thyme, Dukat Dill, Romanesco C1009 Kitchen Herb Seed Collection Fennel, Garlic Chive,Giant of Italy Parsley, Genovese Basil, True Greek Oregano, Common/Culinary Sage. $29.95 The Urban Gardening Collection is perfect for those gardeners who have little space or live in an Urban area. All these varieties do well in containers. Use succession planting to increase your yields. Remember that you can, with patience and practice, grow almost any plant in almost anything that will hold soil. Included in this specially priced collection is the book "Container Gardening" by Patti Barrett AND the following eight seed packets: Corno di Toro Rosso Sweet Pepper, Chioggia Beet/Candystripe, Easter Egg Blend Radish Mix, Oliver's Pearl Cluster Melon, Little Finger Carrot, Oak Leaf Lettuce, C1015 Urban Gardening Collection Red/Rhubarb Swiss Chard, Principe Borghese Tomato. $29.15 Salad Bar Seed Collection Garden greens are easy to grow, produce a maximum amount of food in a small space and makes for a nutritious meal. For much less than what you'd spend on a weeks supply of veggies from the grocery store, you can grow a season-long supply of fresh greens, with plenty left for sharing. Start growing your own salad bar today! Greens are a nutritional bargain, being low in calories but very rich in vitamins and minerals. Learn how to get started producing much more food from a smaller space than you thought possible. Included in this collection is the book "Grow Super Salad Greens" by Nancy Bubel AND the following eight seed packets: Bull's Blood Beet, Flat Leaf Parsley, Garlic Chive, Oak Leaf Lettuce, C1016 Salad Bar Seed Collection Saint Anne's Slow-Bolting Lettuce, Rainbow Swiss Chard, Red Malabar Spinach, Red Russian Kale. $24.15 Tomato Lover's Seed Collection Offering a nice introduction to the amazing variety of homegrown heirloom tomatoes, this collection showcases the rich, varied and unique flavors that gained heirloom tomatoes their dedicated following. These tomatoes have been selected for their flavor, productivity, and size. They run from paste and slicing to cherry and salad tomatoes, so a variety of dishes, preparation techniques and flavors beckon you! Included in this specially priced collection is the following book "Grow The Best Tomatoes" by John Page AND the following six seed packets: Amish Paste Tomato, Honkin' Big Black Cherry Tomato, Red Mortgage Lifter Tomato, Oregon Spring Tomato, San Marzano Tomato, and Yellow C1020 Tomato Lover's Seed Collection Pear Tomato. $23.85

Salsa Seed Collection Strictly speaking, salsa simply means sauce in Spanish. Today we think of it as the magically addictive combination of tomatoes, chiles, onion, garlic and spices that we devour with tortilla chips, slather on eggs, nachos or quesadillas, or a hundred other dishes that simply come alive with salsa! Served cold, canned or roasted hot off the grill, salsa can easily become very addictive. We present a foundation of ingredients that can easily be grown in your garden and will impress you and amaze your family and friends at the depth and breadth of flavors you can grow. Included in this specially priced collection is the following book "Salsas!" by Glenn Andrews AND the following six seed packets: Anaheim Pepper, C1021 Salsa Seed Collection Serrano Tampiqueno Pepper, San Marzano Tomato, Tomatillo Verde, Slow Bolting Cilantro, True Greek Oregano. $23.45

Intrigued by sprouts and the ability to grow nutrient dense fresh vegetables in days instead of weeks? Don't quite know where to begin? No real space to garden, but want to grow some healthy food, anytime of year, regardless of weather or sunshine? Sprouts are an excellent example of what can be grown in any climate, at any time of year, with no soil, sunlight or space requirements. Four square inches on a countertop is all that they need. Many backpackers will continually sprout seeds for a fresh food supply when on long, multi-month treks for just this reason. A simple rinse once a day is all that they need to ensure a tasty, highly nutritious fresh food with no work. This special collection of sprouts, sprouting lid and instructions will have you munching on crisp, crunchy, tasty and highly nutritious sprouts in just a few days! The Sprouting 101 Collection includes- C1024 Sprouting 101 Collection Sprouting Jar Screen Sandwich Mix Sprouting Seeds 4 oz packet Alfalfa Sprouting Seeds 4 oz packet. $12.00 Stock # Product Name Description Price Many home gardeners have backyard chickens and want to grow some food for them but don't know how to get started. We created the Backyard Chickens Collection after coaching several clients in growing their chicken's feed with their existing garden planning and seeing how easy it was and how well it worked. As a result, this is one of our most popular and most referred collections! It is a lot easier than most initially think, as the chickens love most any greens and grains that you grow for them. Growing a little more from your current garden takes almost no extra work, but pays with delicious and nutritious eggs! To help you get started, we have written an article called "Heirloom Gardening for Backyard Chickens". Included in this specially priced collection is the following book "Eggs and Chickens" by John Vivian AND the following six seed packets: Black Russian Sunflower, Bloody Butcher Corn, Fordhook Giant Swiss Chard, Mennonite Sorghum, Red Giant Mustard, Red C1029 Backyard Chickens Collection Russian Kale. $23.25 Hummingbirds are one of the most ethereal and captivating creatures known. From their diminutive size and dazzling beauty to their status as objects of affection and worship, hummingbirds have enthralled us for centuries. Gardening to attract hummingbirds is much easier than you might think. The perfect habitat is fairly straightforward and simple food, water, plenty of perches and some shade and shelter will bring them in. In many cases it is very easy to adapt a current garden to make it very attractive to these flying jewels. Our Hummingbird Garden Collection makes it easy to understand what hummers like and want in a habitat, so you can plan and plant to bring some flashy colors to your garden! Included in this specially priced collection is the book Grow A Hummingbird Garden by Dale Evva Gelfand AND the following three seed packets: Hummingbird & C1031 Hummingbird Garden Seed Collection Butterfly Mix, Fragrant Flower Mix, Scarlet Sage. $13.40 Cool Season Greens Fast-Growing Delectable Tastes The thought of a cooler season usually brings to mind Fall and the return of fresh, crisp greens after what seems like forever. No more wilted, bolted, bitter lettuce or spinach! Abandon the limp and insipid store-bought greens for something far better. Just the thought of biting into soft-yet-crunchy Mache or the sweet crispness of a just-picked leaf of spinach almost makes the wait of hot weather worth it. Almost. Look forward to the indescribable wholesome green-ness of kale and Swiss chard followed by the spicy bite of arugula, bolstered by endives lacy leaves in your cool-season salads. Impress your dinner guests with the sophistication of your greens collection. These are the most popular greens which can be used fresh for a salad, or prepared in a number of different ways. A taste of garden freshness anytime of year! Included in this specially priced collection is the book "Grow Super Salad Greens" by Nancy Bubel AND the following seven seeds packets: Rocket Arugula, Frisee Endive, Lacinato Kale, Giant Nobel Spinach, Rainbow Swiss Chard, C1033 Cool Season Greens Seed Collection Tatsoi Mustard, Corn Salad/Lambs Lettuce/Mache. $26.00

Cool Season Roots Seed Collection Under the ground, these root vegetables, keep on getting sweeter as the days turn cooler. Root crops can grow for a much longer period of time. Some will over-winter with a little added mulch-straw, giving you a nice surprise in the Spring. Included in this specially priced collection is the following "Gardener's Knowhow Chart" AND the following seven seed packets: Bull's Blood Beet, Japanese Minowase Radish (Daikon), Bambina Carrot, Nantes Scarlet Carrot, C1034 Cool Season Roots Seed Collection American Flag Leek/Giant Musselburg, Seven Top Turnip, Early White Vienna Kohlrabi. $26.05 Gourmet Lettuce Seeds Starter Pack For those who don't know where to start with heirloom lettuces, or those who want to explore more and need some guidance. Our hand-selected starter pack includes six of the easiest to grow and most productive varieties of heirloom lettuces perfect for new gardeners or an easy choice for established gardens looking for a proven lettuce mix to plug into their garden. Included in this gourmet lettuce starter pack is one packet of each of the following varieties: Buttercrunch Bibb Lettuce Little Gem Lettuce Green Salad Bowl Lettuce Black-Seeded Simpson Lettuce Red Romaine Lettuce C1035 Gourmet Lettuce Seeds Starter Pack Freckles Lettuce $17.01 Aromatherapy is the art and science of using natural aromatic plant essences to promote the health of body, mind and spirit. It works to unify physiological, psychological and spiritual processes to enhance an individuals innate natural health. No matter the size of your garden, from a few containers to a large traditional one, an aromatherapy garden will give multiple benefits. From wondrous aromas to tantalize and captivate your senses, to the butterflies, bees and other pollinators they attract, to the culinary and traditional medicinal uses, the plants used in aromatherapy truly have multiple and generous benefits. Many of these are excellent as herbal teas as well. Included in this specially priced collection is the Aromatherapy Garden Chart , a sample bar of lavender soap and the following six seed packets: Anise, German Chamomile, Lemon Balm, English Thyme, C1036 Aromatherapy Garden Seed Collection Romanesco Fennel, True Greek Oregano. $24.55 Stock # Product Name Description Price Classic Vegetable Seed Collection is a great place to start a garden growing! Don't know what to choose, we have assembled this seed collection to get you the most variety and flavors. Included in this specially priced collection is the Growing Vegetables Chart and the following eight seed packets: Kentucky Wonder Bean, Golden Detroit Beet, Savoy Perfection Cabbage, Roumanian Sweet Pepper, Bambina Carrot, True Lemon Cucumber, Glorious Greens Lettuce Mix, Red Brandywine C1040 Classic Vegetable Seed Collection Tomato. $26.86 Four Sisters Garden Seed Collection Native American agriculture is well-known for the Three Sisters approach of corn, beans and squash supporting, protecting and nourishing each other. Several other crops were very important in Native American gardening, with sunflowers being very prominent on that list. There is very strong evidence sunflowers were the very first crop to be cultivated, making them the Eldest Sister! Buffalo Bird Woman of the Hidatsa tribe talked of planting sunflowers first leading to a Four Sisters'• garden. She followed century's old agricultural practices in the fertile bottomlands of the Missouri River, where the women of the family grew corn, beans, squash and sunflowers. Our Four Sisters Garden Seed Collection pays homage to these four crops and the importance of their interrelatedness then and now. We encourage you to try this method of gardening and see for yourself the amazing results. Included in the Four Sisters Garden Seed collection is the following book "Native American Recipes and the following four seed packets: Black Russian Sunflower, White Eagle Corn+C27, Black C1044 Four Sisters Garden Seed Collection Beauty Zucchini, Rattlesnake Bean. $17.95 Our Ultimate Grains is a collection of the easiest growing, tried and true grains to get started with. They are ideally suited for the home gardener as they need no specialized equipment to sow, harvest or process and give large returns for the amount of seed sown. All are highly nutritious for people, poultry and animals. The book Homegrown Whole Grains walks you through the process from planting to cooking, showing how to grow, harvest, store, grind, and cook each of the grains in the collection. It's surprisingly easy, and it takes less space than you might imagine. A backyard field of grains can give you a loaf of bread a week for a year. Complete growing instructions and recipes are included. Additional benefits of growing grains include grass and fodder for poultry and improving soil health through the extensive root systems of heirloom grains. The collection includes the book "Homegrown Whole Grains" and the following five seed packets: White Sonora Wheat ( 6 oz) C1045 Ultimate Grain Seed Collection Hopi Blue Corn, Pearl Millet, Red Garnet Amaranth. $31.00 Flowers Ruegen has intensely delicious fruit on beautiful, naturally-everbearing, compact plants without runners. Clusters of large, white flowers followed by remarkably sweet, tasty red berries, June - late fall. Evergreen in warm areas. A gourmet delight, these "fraises des bois" of legend, date to the 1700's. For containers, rockgardens, to line paths, driveways. The compact, heavy blooming, runnerless perennial plants produce large amounts of fragrant and tasty strawberries continuously from spring through fall. Space the plants at least 18" apart or use a very large container for maximum production. Superb in containers. Alpine Strawberry 'Ruegen' Seeds - (Fragaria Will often naturalize in partly shaded well watered areas of your garden. Day-neutral, grows best in zones 5-8, but will tolerate F1001 vesca) Approx 30 seeds per pack colder climates with heavy mulching. $4.50 White Soul is a hardy perennial that provides fresh strawberries in small spaces. Ongoing blooms, delicious fruits, easy. Vigorous, runner less, heavy-cropping variety with the same leaf, size and structure as the red only the berries are white, very sweet, slightly larger, and have a hint of pineapple in their taste. Â Strawberries produce continuously from spring through fall. Space the plants at least 18" apart or use a very large container for maximum production. Superb in containers. Will often Alpine Strawberry 'White Soul' Seeds - (Fragaria naturalize in partly shaded well watered areas of your garden. Day-neutral, grows best in zones 5-8, but will tolerate colder F1002 vesca) Approx 30 seeds per pack climates with heavy mulching. $4.50 Also called Summer Poinsettias, these glamorous plants make outstanding garden accents. Multiple branches of bright green Joseph's Coat Amaranth Seeds - (Amaranthus leaves are topped by poinsettias in show-stopping blends of red, yellow and green. Loves heat and sun. Direct sow in warm F1004 tricolor) Approx 100 seeds per pack soil, mid to late spring. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price Magnificent. Long, exotic ropes of rich, red flowers on spectacular stalks. Impressive in the garden and cut fresh or dried. Achieves best color in full sun and poor soils. Grown by Thomas Jefferson as early as 1786. Sometimes called Inca wheat, Amaranthus caudatus was a staple grain for the Incas and Aztecs. Nearly as important in their diets and as widespread in tropical areas of America as was maize (corn). The cereal-like grain (about the size of a poppy seed) is high in protein, and high Love-Lies-Bleeding Amaranth Seeds - in lysine, an amino acid usually deficient in vegetables. In fact, amaranth seeds are extremely nutritious, with more protein than (Amaranthus caudatus) most cereals and a better balance of amino acids for the human diet than any other plant. The species is still cultivated in F1005 Approx 100 seeds per pack Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador, and now in India for its young leaves and seeds. $3.15 Low bushy plants produce abundant brilliant, sweet-scented flowers in a mix of fairy colors all summer. Mounds up to 2' in diameter boast shiny green foliage. A Colonial favorite, Candytuft was always included in the herb garden as a treatment for rheumatism and used for centuries as a seasoning. Because of the extreme ease of its cultivation, it's great for a child's garden. Purple forms of candytuft were in European gardens by the last 1500s when this was known as "Billy-Come-Home-Soon". Rocket Candytuft Seeds - (Iberis amara) Approx Butterflies love it. It was hard to decide whether to put this in herbs or flowers! Scatter seeds into your garden site in spring in F1011 100 seeds per pack cool soil. $3.15 Blue Flax is one of the most beautiful, of the all-blue flowering plants with blue-green narrow leaves on graceful 2 ' tall stems. This native wildflower offers profuse, satiny, sky-blue flowers each morning, from early to late summer. Easy to grow and quick to establish, it will flush with blooms starting its second year. Grows from expanding clumps of stalks with 1/2 to 1 " wide flowers. Produces a continual profusion of blooms that each lasts a day, with new ones appearing each morning. This species is named "lewisii" in honor of Meriwether Lewis of Lewis & Clark, since it was discovered on their expedition across Blue Flax Seeds - (Linum lewisii) the plains. A source of flax fiber, flaxseed and linseed oil. Use in borders and rock gardens. Carefree, will self-sow gently. Very F1015 Approx 100 seeds per pack adaptable and tolerant of drought, heat and cold weather. $3.15 An ancient Marigold, known today as Calendula, is very different from what are commonly called the Marigolds of today - the Tagetes family. The Common Marigold is familiar to everyone, with its pale-green leaves and golden orange flowers. It is said to be in bloom on the calends of every month (the first day of each month on the Roman calendar), hence its Latin name, and one of the names by which it is known in Italy fiore dognimese countenances this derivation. It was not named after the Virgin, its name being a corruption of the Anglo-Saxan merso-meargealla, the Marsh Marigold. Old English authors called it Pot Marigold Seeds - (Calendula officinalis) Golds or Ruddes. It was however, later associated with the Virgin Mary, and in the seventeenth century with Queen Mary. F1021 Approx 50 seeds per pack From A Modern Herbal (1931) $3.15 A tall annual grass that looks like a corn plant but makes fan-shaped seed heads instead of ears. The seeds mature in the autumn in a multitude of colors, shades of red, black, amber and brown. The edible seeds can be sprouted, cooked, popped, or ground Broom Corn Seeds - (Sorghum vulgare) Approx into flour. The straw can be made into brooms or tie untrimmed tassels into bundles to feed birds through winter. Ideal for kids, F1030 200 seeds per pack crafts and critters. Easy to grow in full sun. $3.35 Vibrant 2-3 inch flowers that bloom in sunset colors of red, orange and yellow. A resilient and versatile heirloom flower that Bright Lights Cosmos Seeds - (Cosmos tends to be very easy to grow from seed. Distinctive, filigreed foliage. Excellent low maintenance drought tolerant flowers that F1031 sulphureus) Approx 200 seeds per pack prefer full sun. Do not over water! Early bloomer that lasts into the fall with a few light frosts. $3.15 Costmary is not as common as in the past, but its charming appearance, sweet fragrance and history is filled with fascinating tales from across the globe. Costmary is also called mace, Alecost and Bible leaf. Details Soft, aromatic grey green foliage and Costmary Seeds - (Tanacetum balsamita) bunches of small cheery yellow flowers. Closely related to tansy, its shiny pear-shaped light green leaves are from 6-8" long. F1033 Approx 100 seeds per pack Thrives most anywhere, does best in dry conditions, spreads by rhizome when happy. $3.15 Flowering Tobacco has candelabras of drooping, bridal-white, long, shooting star flowers that cluster on graceful, bold stems. Vigorous, rosette-forming plant that typically grows 3 - 5 ' tall with pendant clusters of long-tubed, trumpet-shaped, white White Shooting Stars Flowering Tobacco Seeds - flowers that resemble shooting stars. Flowers are legendary in their fragrance. It is not uncommon for their aroma to be noticed (Nicotiana sylvestris) Approx 100 seeds per 20' downwind. Blooms summer to fall, providing good color and fragrance for late summer borders. Blossoms emit a special F1041 pack radiance at sundown, and an intoxicating, jasmine-like fragrance in the evening. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price Also called Gooseberry Geranium, has very strong coconut-scented leaves and flowers, low-growing, wide-spreading plants. Blooms late spring to first frost with a trailing habit that works well in hanging baskets, over rocks and walls. Suitable for fresh or dried herbal arrangements, potpourris and for growing indoors. In Victorian times, it was found in parlors, on porches and in gardens. The scented leaves were baked into cakes and confections. Drought-tolerant, good for xeriscaping, easy to grow, needs Coconut Geranium Seeds - (Pelargonium little attention. Like many fine, old varieties, this fell out of favor as new hybrids were bred, but is being redisovered and F1042 grossularioides) Approx 100 seeds per pack treasured by gardeners in the know. $3.15

Silky, dark-purple flowers add a dramatic dimension to gardens and a lovely deep, rose-purple color to herb teas. Like other members of the mallow family, it helps sooth irritated mucous membranes. Described as early as 1629 by John Parkinson, as 'dark red like black blood', it was grown by Thomas Jefferson, and offered by John B. Russe in an 1827 catalog. The elusive maroonish-black color of this old garden favorite has fascinated gardeners for centuries; its height, single flowers and rare color combine to create a riveting presence in the garden. Historical tidbit.... Old fashioned hollyhocks grew tall enough to disguise Black Hollyhock Seeds - (Alcea rosea) Approx an outhouse...so were called "outhouse hollyhocks". Since outhouses were an unmentionable subject in Victorian days, visitors F1046 35 seeds per pack knew to look for the hollyhocks when seeking the outhouse, rather than asking where it was! $3.15 Antique English variety which has been grown since at least the early 1500s, possibly earlier. These towering highlights of traditional English cottage and country gardens have 3 to 5 inch blossoms in a range of colors from white to a medium red. In Indian Spring Mix Hollyhock Seeds - (Alcea ideal conditions, they can grow to 9 feet tall, bringing interest and drama while drawing the eyes upward. Also excellent as a F1047 rosea) Approx 35 seeds per pack long lived cut flower for displays. $3.15 This charming, cheerful French marigold is the Brocade variety having early and continuous frilly two inch blooms of mahogany red with golden centered blossoms. One of the hallmarks of the French marigolds is the double, daisy or carnation- like flower heads that usually grow in clusters. They are commonly planted in butterfly gardens as a nectar or energy source for the butterflies. Details Growing 12 inches they are just the right height for edging flowerbeds and borders with a chic, neat, little growth habit and elegant dark green foliage. Extremely easy to grow and brightens the garden all summer long. Blooms French Marigold Brocade Seed Mix - (Tagetes early summer to frost, even in harsh Northern climates. This is the beautiful and beneficial marigold that repels insects and F1053 patula) Approx 100 seeds per pack nematodes, so plant it liberally throughout the garden. $3.15 Profuse and sweet-yet-spicy smelling flowers in a gorgeous mix of reds, maroons, oranges and creams require no fertilizer and little water. Climbing Nasturtium is quick-growing trailing vines (also good for hanging baskets) that thrive on benign neglect - Climbing Nasturtium, Tall Mixture Seeds - easily covering trellises, fences or summer arbors. Succeeds in all but the coldest areas. The young leaves make a pleasant (Tropaeolum majus) pepper substitute even in pepper-restricted diets and they have an unusually high vitamin C content. The immature green seeds F1062 Approx 25 seeds per pack can substitute for capers and add an interesting touch to salads. $3.15 Empress of India Nasturtium Seeds - Cascading waves of distinctive, blue-green foliage contrast with vibrant, vermilion flowers. Hummingbirds love the flaming-red (Tropaeolum majus) blossoms which appear from late spring til frost. The edible seed pods, flowers and leaves are used in salads, cakes and F1064 Approx 25 seeds per pack garnishes. Plant in beds borders, edgings and containers. Easy, fast grower that is somewhat drought tolerant. $3.15 This native plant and member of the Allium family has erect stems that hold globes of drooping or nodding, white, bell-shaped Nodding Onion Seeds - (Allium cernuum) flowers that turn lilac as they age and form exquisite seed heads. Blooms June through early fall. Underrated, underused, F1067 Approx 35 seeds per pack charming, valuable and little-known garden plant. Low maintenance. $3.35 This Petunia is a mix of clear tones of rose, burgundy, purple, and light and dark lavender fragrant flowers, including bi color, Kentucky Old Fashioned Petunia Seeds - on sprawling plants that bloom all season until frost. Self-sows, but you will get earlier flowers by starting the seeds indoors. F1068 (Petunia hybrida) Approx 100 seeds per pack Much reward for little effort. $3.15 Spreading growth habit gives it a stage to show off its abundant luminescent pink, lavender and white, large-sized fragrant blooms. This old-fashioned petunia is more cold tolerant, disease resistant and heat tolerant than most modern hybrids. Its origin is the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia and it literally oozes old southern charm and grace. America's favorite annual for Shenandoah Petunia Seeds - (Petunia hybrida) sunny sites, noted for its prolific summer-long flowering, spreading or cascading growth habit and alluring, old-fashioned F1070 Approx 100 seeds per pack aroma that is hard to find in today's modern hybrids. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price Single flowers are white, pink, lavender and purple on strong trailing stems. Disguise fences or other areas with heavenly Vining Petunia Seeds - (Petunia multiflora) clouds of fragrant flowers, spring through frost and beyond. Will self sow. Looks pretty in hanging baskets. An especially F1071 Approx 100 seeds per pack rewarding heirloom from Iowa. $3.15 Lovely 2" magenta flowers with dark throats ramble, en mass, across short, spreading plants repeatedly until hard frost. This original petunia, the parent of modern petunias, has been overlooked for years as hybridized varieties abound. The original is Wild Petunia Seeds - (Petunia integrifolia) hard to beat for color, habit and sheer charm. Great for borders, displays and containers of all sizes. All-time summer favorite F1072 Approx 100 seeds per pack that needs little care. $3.15 Stock has small pretty purple and lilac flowers and their fragrance in the evening is unforgettable. Tuck among other flowers Evening-Scented Stock Seeds - (Matthiola near porches, windows, decks, etc. to enjoy its powerful perfume. You will want them everywhere, every season. Winter annual F1092 longipetala) Approx 100 seeds per pack in warmest regions. 18 in. $3.15 Mexican Sunflower Seeds - (Tithonia rotundifolia 'Torch') The Goldfinches sit on the flowers and daintily eat the seeds. Bushy plants with attractive green foliage for back of the border, F1095 Approx 50 seeds per pack hedges, focal points. A treat for the senses. $3.15 A Naturalist's Sunflower A hardy and very showy perennial that towers above surrounding vegetation when in bloom. It sends annual stems up from an underground root crown, helping to spread and form dense plant clusters while reinforcing soil and Maximilian's Sunflower Seeds - (Helianthus preventing erosion. Its height ranges from 6 - 10 feet tall with numerous 5-inch diameter flower heads. Butterflies, beetles, and F1096 maximiliani) Approx 50 seeds per pack long- and short tongued bees consume the nectar and pollen. Butterfly caterpillars feed on the leaves. $3.15 Paint Your Garden With Color The Van Gogh Sunflower Mix was created specifically for those who want loads of sunflowers without buying multiple different packets. This mix provides armloads of garden and cut sunflowers of every imaginable type and color. Growing in height from 4 - 7 ft. tall, the assortment contains singles and doubles, with flowers ranging from 5 or 6 Van Gogh Sunflower Seed Mix - (Helianthus inches to 8 inches or more. Colors span an exceptional range: cream, lemon-yellow, burgundy, orange, gold, bronze and red. F1097 annuus) Approx 50 seeds per pack Sun-sational! $3.15 Tennessee Coneflower Seeds - (Echinacea This Echinacea has bright pink 12-24" flowers that are different from other coneflowers because of their upright petals and F1112 tennesseensis) Approx 50 seeds per pack centers of deep chocolate brown. As the flowers age they develop a beautiful silvery tone. $3.15 Change your luck, add to existing good fortune, and bring luck to a friend. This perennial best-seller is a hit with everyone who grows it from kids to grandparents. Hardy perennial that is perfect for gardens, containers, and hanging baskets. Three leaf clovers appear initially, and then in a few months, new growth brings 4-leaf clovers as well as pink tinged white flowers. Normally, finding a real four-leaf clover involves searching carefully through the three-leafed clover mounds for the rare and Four Leaf Clover /Legendary Good Luck Flower lucky four-leafed variation. In the wild you have a one in ten thousand chance! Our grower has spent the better part of a decade Seeds - (Trifolium repens) Approx 40 seeds per breeding for the rare four leafed variety, greatly increasing your chances of finding one much quicker. With our four leaf clover, F1116 pack your chances are 1 in about 50 instead of 1 in 10,000. $3.55

Black Russian Sunflower Seeds - (Helianthus These sunflowers are the giants of the garden at 12-15' tall and blooms that are 8" across! Petals are a bright golden yellow and F1120 annuus) Approx 50 seeds per pack centers can be either quite dark or quite light. Seeds are black and striped. A great plant for attracting birds to the garden. $3.15

This tall beauty can grow 12' in height with bright yellow blooms that are easily more then one foot across the center and as tall Skyscraper Sunflower Seeds - (Helianthus as a skyscraper. Plant a patch of these for a backyard forest! Great for shading or as a wind break. This large seeded variety F1122 annuus) Approx 50 seeds per pack produces well filled highly nutritious edible seeds for roasting or eating raw. Cut heads before birds get to the seeds. $3.15 These dwarf sunflowers only grow 2-3 feet tall, and is one of the easiest flowers to grow in any garden. Makes a huge statement Dwarf Sunspot Sunflower Seeds - (Helianthus and catches eyes with its single large flower head 10-12 inches in diameter. Yellow flowers with golden brown centers are F1125 annuus) Approx 50 seeds per pack perfect for deeper containers or smaller flower beds. $3.15 Dahlia-Flowered Zinnia Seed Mix - (Zinnia Large, 4-5" blooms in shades of orange, purple, red, white, and yellow on strong stems make this mix perfect for the cut flower F1128 elegans) Approx 50 seeds per pack gardener. Plant after last frost. Sow seed 2" apart and 1/16" deep. Thin to 12" apart. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price Canary Bird Vine Nasturtium Seeds - Lustrous canary yellow flowers on a vigorous vine with shiny green leaves. It is said that from a distance it appears as though (Tropaeolum peregrinum) the plant is covered with miniature canaries. This Nasturtium relative is a very fast growing climber. It's foliage is deep lobed F1130 Approx 25 seeds per pack and very attractive. The flowers are edible. $3.15

Plein Blanc Inerme Ameliore Cardoon Seeds - Grayish green thistle with beautiful purple flowers that make a colorful addition to your flower or vegetable garden. The fleshy F1133 (Cynara cardunculus) Approx 50 seeds per pack base of each leaf is edible and is considered an Italian delicacy. $3.35 Teddy Bear Sunflower Seeds - (Helianthus Teddy BeMany double yellow mum-type flowers on branching plants up to 6' tall, small black seed. A beautiful show piece for F1141 annuus) Approx 50 seeds per pack the garden or as a cut flower on the dining room table. $3.15 A classical garden violet, also known as viola, wild pansy and heart's ease. An ancestor of the modern pansy with delicate purple and yellow flowers growing to about 9 inches tall from spring to fall, Johnny Jump-ups produce many more flowers over Johnny Jump-Up Seeds - (Viola x williamsiana) a longer season than pansies and are much more heat tolerant. A native wildflower in Spain and the Pyrenees mountains, the F1144 Approx 50 seeds per pack flowers are edible and free blooming all season. $3.15 Very potent variety of tobacco. The high concentration of nicotine in its leaves makes it useful for creating organic pesticides. Used extensively in rituals and religious ceremonies but also used for cramps, sharp pains and headaches. Poultice of beaten plant used for boils and applied to insect bites. Tender annual that grows 18-24 in. and produces clusters of pendulous greenish- Hopi Ceremonial Tobacco Seeds - (Nicotiana white flowers that open in early evening and emit a rich, jasmine-like aroma. More cold-hardy than other tobaccos. Grows F1146 rustica) Approx 100 seeds per pack slowly at first until estabilished, then takes off. $3.15

Attract the honeybee and other "good" insects into your garden. Includes White Yarrow, Baby's Breath, Candytuft, Tidy Tips, Alyssum, Baby Blue Eyes, California Bluebells and White Dutch Clover. GENUS/SPECIES and COMMON NAME Achillea Beneficial Insectary Wildflower Seed Mix millefolium - White Yarrow Gypsophila elegans - Baby's Breath Iberis umbellata - Candytuft Lobularia maritima - Alyssum F1150 Approx 200-300 seeds per pack Nemophila menziesii - Baby Blue Eyes Phacelia campanularia - California Bluebells Trifolium repens - White Dutch Clover. $3.15 Terroir Seeds Cut Flower Seed Mix From Asters to Zinnias this mix is comprised of a nice selection of 27 varieties of flowers that are perfect to use as fresh cut F1151 Approx 200-300 seeds per pack flowers. Also a great addition to your garden to attract birds, bees and insects. $3.15 23 great garden variety flowers from Butterfly Milkweed to Penstemon, this mix will be bringing the hummingbirds and Hummingbird & Butterfly Seed Mix butterflies to your garden all season long. The more pollinators you bring to your garden the more productive your whole F1152 Approx 200-300 seeds per pack garden will be. $3.15 This is a dwarf, compact variety that holds its flowers above the foliage for showier color. Grows 8 - 14 inches tall. The mix consists of red, dark orange, light orange, yellow, and dark red. Great for borders, beds, containers or as a cheerful groundcover. Fast growing annual that is incredibly easy to grow and seems to thrive on a little neglect. Considered to be the ultimate edible flower as the leaves, flowers, stems and seeds are all edible with a peppery, softly spicy flavor similar to Tom Thumb Nasturtium Seed Mix - watercress. Add the flower petals to salads for a bright, spicy note. Makes an unusual and tasty garnish for steaks, especially (Tropaeolum majus) with a bit of herbed butter or blue cheese. Other uses include decorating cheeses, making nasturtium pesto, adding flavor and F1153 Approx 25 seeds per pack color to soups, and stuffed nasturtium flowers. $3.15 A 1950's garden favorite with sturdy compact growth, multitudes of Red, Rose, Scarlet, Salmon, Violet and White flowers. Long favored as the most popular flowering annual plant for use in hanging baskets, window boxes and colorful border Dwarf Petunia Seed Mix - (Petunia nana plantings. Very attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies. Compact, low growing 6 inch tall plants with a profusion of small F1154 compacta) Approx 100 seeds per pack flowers. Pinch out old flowers to renew growth and encourage more flowering time. $3.15 Hibiscus is a perennial that is grown as an annual in more temperate climates with erect, bushy, herbaceous shrub up to 8 ft tall, Hibiscus/Jamaica/Roselle Seeds - (Hibiscus with smooth, cylindrical, typically red stems. This Terroir Seeds exclusive strain matures much earlier than others, in as little as F1156 sabdariffa) Approx 15 seeds per pack 100 days, when others have yet to set any flowers. $3.15 Fragrant Flower Seed Mix A blend of colorful annuals and perennials that provide lovely fragrances all season long. Deliciously scented for us and F1165 Approx 200-300 seeds per pack intoxicating for the pollinators! $3.15 Antelope or Spider Milkweed (Asclepias The milkweed plants play a critical role in the monarch life cycle. Each spring Monarchs move across the United States, laying F1166 asperula) Approx 100 seeds per pack eggs on native milkweed, the only plant that serve as food for newly hatched monarch caterpillars. $3.55 Stock # Product Name Description Price A very prolific, popular sunflower with unique lemon-yellow pointed petals having chocolate brown centers up to 4-5" across. Sought after for their bright creamy lemony yellow flowers and their ability to attract pollinators by the droves. We have seen honey bees, bumble bees, carpenter bees, and several kinds of butterflies visiting throughout the day. Plants are multi-branch Lemon Queen Sunflower Seeds - (Helianthus have multiple flowers grown along the main stalk - and grow up to 6 ft. tall. Plant with taller or shorter sunflowers with darker F1168 annuus) Approx 50 seeds per pack blooms for dramatic contrast. $3.15 Support the Monarchs and More Butterfly Milkweed, also known as Butterflyweed, Orange milkweed and Pleurisy root is a Butterfly Milkweed Seeds - (Asclepias tuberosa) bushy, 1 1/2 - 2' tall perennial prized for its large, flat-topped clusters of bright-orange flowers that typically bloom May F1170 Approx 100 seeds per pack through September. It is native across much of the US, with the exception of the Northwestern states. $3.55

This Mix is essential in supporting the needs of these incredible butterflies both with nectar sources to feed the adults and milkweed host plants for them to lay their eggs on. To be successful in atm racting all butterflies, and especially Monarchs, to your garden you need a combination of both nectar and host plants, as both male and female butterflies have different needs with nectar but will often converge where there are host plants. Monarchs utilize the milkweed species exclusively as host plants, as the caterpillar ingests the toxins in the milkweed, making itself poisonous to most predators. This is the only plant that provides for these needs. Flower nectar provides both energy and rehydration for butterflies. Most flower nectar is about Monarch Butterfly Flower Seed Mix 20% sucrose, a natural sugar, and 80% water, an important energy source of carbohydrates, supplying a complex range of F1171 Approx 200 -300 seeds per pack sugars to keep the energy levels high. Butterflies taste through their feet when they land on a flower! $3.15

This mix shows off colors from deep, almost blood red to a lighter, almost white. The plants grow 12 – 30 inches tall and are Single Mixed Corn Poppy Seeds - (Papaver very attractive to pollinators. Direct sow in early to late spring for a summer bloom, and in late fall for an early spring showing. F1172 rhoeas) Approx 200 seeds per pack Expect a profusion of flowers from June through to September from this fully hardy flower that self-sows readily. $3.15 A carefully chosen, hand-selected blend of 19 annual and perennial flowers that provide both nectar and pollen to honey bees. These flowers are proven favorites of honey bees in our gardens and will provide bee forage all season long. They have the added benefit of being strong attractants for all kinds of pollinators, but especially honey bees and other honey making bees. Nectar is an important energy source of carbohydrates, supplying a complex range of sugars to keep the energy levels high, Honey Bee Flower Seed Mix while pollen is a vital source of protein and fats. It is critical, but often misunderstood, to provide both pollen and nectar to F1173 Approx 200-300 seeds per pack pollinators $3.15

This mix has been carefully hand-selected for both annual and perennial flowers, bringing back the glorious cottage garden flower shows of yesteryears gardens with these old-fashioned and heirloom varieties. We've worked closely with our flower seed growers in choosing these particular flowers which thrive and impress in all climates and soil conditions across the USA. Cottage Garden Flower Seed Mix From the humid Southeast to the arid Southwest, the cold winters and glorious summers of the Northeast to the scorching F1174 Approx 200 seeds per pack summers of the Midwest and cool, damp springs of the Northwest, these varieties will do well for you and your garden. $3.15 Gardening with kids is a great way to get them interested in nature. Children are naturally inquisitive and learning how to garden sparks their curiosity even more. They love watching plants grow and it's a great learning experience for everyone. Patience, stillness and observation are just a few of the skills children learn from growing a flower garden. They experience the cycle of the year in a new way, seeing changing seasons from a different perspective. This mix of easy to grow, colorful annual flowers, sets the stage for learning and wonder for a child. The different colors, shapes and sizes attracts and engages children Children's Garden Flower Seed Mix young and old! As the flowers bloom and bring in bees, butterflies, dragonflies and other pollinators a whole new cycle of F1175 Approx 200 seeds per pack learning begins. $3.15 A colorful and tasty blend of annual and perennial flowers which are all edible. The culinary world is in love with edible flowers, from nationally renowned chefs to home cooks finding the flavors and colors delightful. Everything from salads to desserts look spectacular all summer long and into early fall. Our mix has flowers perfect for garnishing your favorite dishes, adding color and interest along with bringing beauty and color to your garden or landscape with the multitude of colorful Edible Flower Seed Mix blooms! Add this fragrant, colorful and flavorful addition to your garden and kitchen and you'll never lack for unique, dazzling F1176 Approx 200 seeds per pack colors and flavors or the guests to share them with! $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price

This mix gives you a splash of color wherever you need it. This annual mix will re-seed itself, filling in the space it;s planted in. Specially selected with flowers that thrive in a wide range of climates. Fill in and beautify those awkward spaces you don't quite know what to do with this mix. It grows a carpet of brilliant flowers in sunny hues about a foot tall. Brighten a darker area or use it to attract and direct the eye into taller flowers or landscaping. Its low growth habitat isn't intrusive or demanding and Sunburst Ground Cover Flower Seed Mix attracts pollinators of all colors. One seed packet will plant approximately 16 square feet a 4x4 foot space. Planting is simple F1177 Approx 200 seeds per pack rake bed and scatter seeds, then lightly rake to just barely cover seeds. Best times to plant are late fall or early spring. $3.15 Includes pink, purple, orange, red, white and yellow flowers that are 1 - 1 ½ inch wide and are semi-double to fully double. Zinnias excel as cut flowers as their rigid stems hold long-lasting blossoms that retain their petals. They have been a colorful feature in home gardens for many decades. Kids love them for their quick germination, easy growth and rewarding colors. One of the best flowers that smart gardeners can put to work in their gardens. Zinnias are one of the easiest growing and hardest Cut & Come Again Zinnia Seed Mix - (Zinnia working flowers around. Plant in warm, rich soil with lots of sun and you'll have seedlings in days with flowers just a few F1178 elegans) Approx 50 seeds per pack weeks later. $3.15 Monarch populations have severely declined over the past several years, and the loss of milkweed plants and nectar sources has been a major contributor. Insect pollination is essential in roughly 35% of the world's crops. This seed mix has both native wildflowers and milkweeds to supply nectar food sources and host plants for the Monarch butterfly. Other butterflies will use the flower nectar, but only the Monarchs use milkweed as a host plant. Both male and female Monarchs have different nectar Native Flower Seed Mix for Monarchs Approx needs but will often converge where there are host plants. This mix is ideal for planting in the Monarch's summer breeding F1179 200 seeds per pack range and flyway zones of the United States. $3.35

For effective control of root knot and other plant-parasitic nematodes in the home garden. In India, marigolds have been used for this purpose for hundreds of years. These charming, bright and easy growing flowers bloom all summer long while working hard just underneath the soil improving the fertility and reducing destructive inhabitants. Marigold roots release the chemical alpha-terthienyl, one of the strongest naturally occurring compounds and is nematocidal, insecticidal and antiviral. This naturally released chemical inhibits the hatching of nematode eggs. This process is called allelopathy - the ability of an Marigold Nematode Control Seed Mix - organism to produce chemicals that are toxic to other organisms. The most effective treatment is planting marigolds as a cover F1180 (Tagetes patula) Approx 100 seeds per pack crop prior to planting the garden. Interplanting or companion planting can work with lighter nematode pressures. $3.15

The Red Corn Poppy, also called Flanders poppy, corn rose, field poppy or common poppy is a very old native of Europe, Red Corn Poppy Seeds - (Papaver rhoeas) growing in areas of disturbed soil. Since early recorded times it has been closely linked as an old symbol of agricultural fertility F1181 Approx 200 seeds per pack in Europe, signifying death and rebirth as the blooms spring forth in spring with their exuberant bright red colors. $3.15

Mammoth Grey Stripe Sunflower Seeds - This sunflower is grown for its edible seeds. Huge single flowers 10-12" wide grow on 10-12' stalks. Makes an excellent F1182 (Helianthus annuus) Approx 50 seeds per pack background plant for your garden, providing a valuable seed crop for songbirds and a tasty snack for people. $3.15 Basil Approx 100 seeds per pack Herbs Basil Mix A wonderful hand selected mix of our favorite culinary basil varieties. This cornucopia makes a great addition to H1063 Basil Mix Seeds - (Ocimum basilicum) your herb garden! Plant seeds with some space to get the most growth out of the different varieties. $3.15 A prized choice for pesto and sauces, producing generous quantities of choice, incredibly aromatic, flavorful and extremely tender leaves. This basil originated in Italy and is considered to be the absolute best for pesto. In fact, it is so highly regarded that in Europe the classic Pesto alla Genovese can only be made with Genovese basil, which has been recognized as a protected variety. Yields 7 - 8 cuttings per season and re-grows very quickly. Slightly smaller leaves than Sweet Basil, but much more H1001 Genovese Basil Seeds - (Ocimum basilicum) flavor and aroma. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price Tall light green extremely fragrant basil with clove scented leaves. It is valued for its lime green leaves which are up to 4 inches long with leafy tops, which are used widely for seasoning soups, stews and sauces. The leaves of the clove basil are used to Himalayan/Clove/Tree Basil Seeds - (Ocimum keep away mosquitoes by burning and crushing for the aroma. Useful in treating chest problems such as coughs or bronchitis. It H1067 gratissimum) can ease stomach cramps and pain. Makes a wonderful tea. $3.15 A native herb in India with sweetly fragrant, clove-like flavor, where it is known as Tulsi. It is sacred in the Hindu religious tradition and is regarded as one of the most important plants used in Ayurvedic medicine. You will see holy basil growing in profusion around Hindu temples in India. Uses The aromatic leaves can be used in salads, cooking, herb butters or tea. Also repels mosquitoes. Growing Tip When basil starts to flower, it will stop growing leaves so pinch the flower heads off to H1003 Holy Basil Seeds - (Ocimum sanctum) encourage new leaf growth. $3.15 A wonderfully fresh sweet lemony/citrus fragrance with high essential oil content. Aromatic white flowers with clove flavored nectar and light green leaves that love the heat. Delicious in mild sauces, with chicken, grilled fish or seafood; yet will work Lemon Basil Seeds - (Ocimum basilicum var. well with meats. Makes an intriguing and unique pesto. Stocks, sauces and stews benefit greatly from a ˜bouquet garni" that H1069 citriodorum) includes Lemon Basil. $3.15 A rare and tasty heirloom that combines the flavor of basil with lime. Perfumed, light green leaves grow on compact, mounding plants. Works wonders with vinegar, fish, poultry, salad dressings, sauces and oils. Adds a delightful zing in salads! Unique but H1005 Lime Basil Seeds - (Ocimum americanum) perfect addition to desserts. $3.15 An Incredible fragrance from a compact, ornamental bush making this basil a bee magnet. Lush aromatic, green leaves are rich Magical Michael Basil Seeds - (Ocimum in essential oils for cooking with lots of cream-white blossoms. Young leaves are great for cooking and the small flowers are H1006 basilicum) attractive for use as a garnish, adding color to any salad since the calices are purple and corollas white. $3.35 Marseilles basil is a dwarf, compact variety loaded with full sized leaves. Hundreds of medium-sized, very aromatic leaves with that classic deep rich basil flavor. Never bitter. Marseilles is the traditional basil used in pistou, the Provenal version of pesto. H1007 Marseilles Basil Seeds - (Ocimum basilicum) It's considered by some to be the very best basil in France, certainly the best strain of bush basil. $3.35 Napolentano Bolloso Basil Seeds - (Ocimum Super large lettuce leaf basil from Naples. This Genovese-type basil has leaves up to 4" long. Plants grow 18-24" tall and are H1084 basilicum) slow to bolt. A few leaves can quickly make a nice pesto. $3.15 A unique sweet basil cultivar, developed at the University of Connecticut in the 1950s and a 1962 AAS award winner having regal, purple-black glossy foliage and pale pink flowers with a delicious light anise or licorice aroma. It has the flavor profile to back up it gorgeous looks! The beautiful deep purple leaves have an almost metallic green underside and get darker as the plant Purple Dark Opal Basil Seeds - (Ocimum matures, making this a striking ornamental and culinary plant in gardens, pots or along borders. A steady grower, it produces H1110 basilicum) small to medium sized leaves and grows 12 - 18" tall and is slow to bolt. $3.15 The most loved traditional Italian variety for cooking with a rich, hearty taste that is treasured in pasta sauces. Also used in pesto, along with the Genovese variety. One of the three ingredients in the traditional Margherita pizza. Aromatic and delightful with a heady scent, it can easily become habit-forming in the warmer months in salads, sauces, egg dishes and appetizers. A fast growing, prolific producer with large, thick, aromatic leaves it does well in hot weather and can be harvested several times until H1112 Sweet Basil Seeds - (Ocimum basilicum) the weather turns cool. $3.15 Has showy lavender flowers with a lively licorice flavor for salads, fruit dishes, baked goods. Extra-sweet, anise-flavored leaves make soothing teas to settle upset stomachs. Attracts butterflies and bees. Its aromatic properties were known to the North Anise Hyssop Seeds - (Agastache foeniculum) American Indians, who used the leaves as a cough medicine. It has also been a popular bee plant, yielding a fine, mildly anise- H1023 Approx 300 seeds per pack tasting honey. $3.15 The captivating aromas and flavors of Italian biscotti are partly from the anise seeds used in its recipe. The delicately sweet and aromatic bouquet with a distinctive licorice flavor has been treasured for centuries. In fact, anise is one of the classic herbs used throughout history. Anise is a delicate looking annual herb that develops feathery leaves as it matures. Growing from 18 - 24 inches tall, its first leaves are fairly large and wide while the secondary leaves further up are more fine and feathery. Small white flowers grow in groups at the top, called umbels, that mature into the familiar small, grayish-brown fruits that are commonly called seeds. Anise is easy to grow and do best in light, fertile, well-drained soil. The seeds should be planted as Anise Seeds - (Pimpinella anisum) soon as the ground warms up in spring. Because the plants have a taproot, they do not transplant well after being established, so H1092 Approx 100 seeds per pack they should be started in their final location. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price Growing one of the oldest condiments known to man is not only easy, it's fun and delicious! Highly valued for its oil, this small but very powerful seed is also loved as a food and condiment. Add in the soil improvement abilities and you've got a winner in your garden. Details Sesame is a strong, slender annual growing to about 3 - 6 feet tall with slender, dark-green leaves and inch- Black Seed Sesame Seeds - (Sesamum indicum) long trumpet-shaped pale pink to light purple flowers which flow along its square stem. Can be grown in cooler climates, but H1081 Approx 100 seeds per pack seed production only happens with 90 - 120 days of warm weather. $3.15

Borage Seeds - (Borago officinalis) Borage is a beautiful plant to have in your garden or as a potted plant. Borage makes an excellent companion plant H1011 Approx 40 seeds per pack strengthening the resistance to insects and diseases of nearby plants. A garden without Borage is like a heart without courage. $3.15

High in protein and oil, as well as vitamins and minerals, due to the deep root structure making it an excellent whole food for the home gardener or small scale farmer. It is easy to grow with significant heat, drought, disease and insect resistance for crops in arid or marginal areas, or as a back-up or emergency crop in case the main food crops fail. An annual herb grown for its Brown Seed Sesame Seeds - (Sesamum edible seeds in long pods. Tropical and heat loving, it thrives wherever cotton can be raised. Dried seeds taste nutty; their flavor H1105 indicum) Approx 100 seeds per pack is dramatically increased by toasting. Seeds are dry roasted and used whole in cooking or ground and used as a paste for flavor. $3.15 Catnip Seeds - (Nepeta cataria) More than Just for Cats Catnip, also called cat mint, is a powerfully fragrant plant whose little clusters of white spotted- H1013 Approx 100 seeds per pack lavender flowers have been cultivated for centuries for medical purposes. $3.15 Cherokee Sweet Mint/Hoary Mountainmint Also known as Hoary Mountainmint is an easy growing native perennial wildflower with a distinctive, minty/herbal scent. All Seeds - (Pycnanthemum incanum) parts of the plant emit a strong, spearmint-like aroma when crushed. Throngs of desirable pollinators flock to the dense head- H1015 Approx 50 seeds per pack like flowers, making this a pollinator paradise. $3.55

Native of southern Europe and Syria, Clary Sage has been used medicinally and as a flavoring for beverages. Details Soft, Clary Sage Seeds - (Salvia sclarea) Approx 35 woolly heart shaped leaves with lilac, pale blue, pink or white flowers form in whorls on top of the stems, with the upper lip H1017 seeds per pack curled up. Flowers smell sharply of pine and grapefruit. Forms 10-12" rosettes in the first year, tall flower spikes the second. $3.35 Is a small fragrant perennial evergreen shrub with woody stems, grayish leaves, blue to purplish flowers and grows to about 2 ft Common/Culinary/Garden Sage Seeds - (Salvia both tall and wide. Also known as Garden sage, Common sage, and Broadleaf sage. Details Garden sage is one of the easiest H1099 officinalis) Approx 50 seeds per pack herbs to grow, as it is hardy to both cold and heat. $3.15 Resilient and reliable hardy, soft ornamental used for paths, rock gardens, or containers. Details Thick, spreading, ground cover with rosy pink flowers and oblong leaves with a lemony scent. One of the best growing, most versatile ground covers, stands up to being walked on, and has herbal uses. Once established, is very drought tolerant, stems root easily. Uses Try in teas, salads, rice, fish, vegetable and egg dishes. Leaves can be picked anytime to use fresh. Thyme honey is a sweetener for expectorant Creeping Thyme Seeds - (Thymus serpyllum) herbs teas and is used externally to heal sore skin. Antiseptic, expectorant, and calming thyme tea treats hangovers, cough H1051 Approx 200 seeds per pack spasms, flu and sore throats. $3.35 Crystalline Iceplant Seeds - (Mesembryanthemum crystallinum) Approx This is the new pop-star of the gourmet chef world. Used as an edible garnish for anything from steak tartare to sushi. The uses H1115 200 seeds per pack of the edible flowers and succulent leaves are only limited by your imagination. $3.50 Culantro Seeds - (Eryngium foetidum) Also called long coriander or Mexican coriander, it is often mistaken for its close relative Cilantro or coriander, the dried H1085 Approx 200 seeds per pack cilantro seeds. $3.15 A member of the carrot family, cumin has a along history dating back to the Persians, Egyptians and Hebrews.This small annual Cumin Seeds - (Cuminum cyminum) herb has slender, dark green leaves that are divided into narrow segments with white or pinkish flowers. The fruits are H1090 Approx 100 seeds per pack commonly called seeds and are narrow, greenish or gray-brown. $3.15 Aromatic annual has blue-green, threadlike foliage and umbels of summer flowers, followed by heads of oval seeds. Details Outstanding production of large, lush foliage. Bred for its sweetly aromatic essential oil content. Has a wonderfully mellow, Dukat Dill Seeds - (Anethum graveolens) never bitter flavor for culinary uses. Dill also attracts beneficial insects like hover flies, ladybugs and bees, which keep the H1018 Approx 100 seeds per pack aphid population to a minimum while helping pollinate the rest of the garden. Easily self-seeds. $3.35 Stock # Product Name Description Price Known by the Aztec as Tzonpelic xihuitl, which literally means "sweet herb"•. The tiny white buds are super sweet with a Dulce Buttons / Aztec Sweet Herb Seeds - background flavor of mint, thyme, anise or licorice, but leaving no aftertaste like Stevia. Dulce Buttons is also known as Aztec H1108 (Lippia dulcis) Approx 100 seeds per pack Sweet Herb, Bushy Lippia, Honeyherb or Hierba Dulce. $3.55 This aromatic grass has clumped, bulbous stems becoming leaf blades widely used in Thai cuisine, with a distinct lemon flavor. East Indian Lemongrass Seeds - (Cymbopogon A densely tufted perennial with thick stems, lemongrass grows readily in almost any soil. This tropical perennial can be grown H1058 flexuosus) Approx 50 seeds per pack as an annual, or dug up and overwintered indoors. $3.35 Abundant, grey-green spikes tipped with sweet-scented, blue/mauve flowers. This is a hardy dwarf strain growing to about 14" English Lavender Seeds - (Lavandula with good cold-hardiness and longevity. Lavender angustifolia is one of the richest in essential oils, meaning more fragrance H1027 angustifolia) Approx 50 seeds per pack power both fresh and dried. $3.55 Low spreading perennial herb, butterfly attractant and fragrant ground-cover. Only the lavender colored blossom stalk rises English Pennyroyal Seeds - (Mentha pulegium) above the ground. It is also known as Mosquito Plant, Squaw Balm, Squawmint and Tickweed. It is one of the few mint family H1070 Approx 40 seeds per pack members that will grow easily from seed. $3.15

Thyme is a great garden plant with a neat habit, fragrant foliage, and colorful flowers. It is an ideal edging plant and is a good English Thyme Seeds - (Thymus vulgaris) choice for a windowsill herb. Also known as German thyme and garden thyme. Details Thyme with its grey-green leaves and H1094 Approx 100 seeds per pack pink or violet flowers grows 8-10' tall. Harvest thyme just before flowers begin to open by drying the entire plant. $3.15 This annual Mexican herb has a pungent aroma, spear-shaped, deeply toothed leaves and green flowers. It is also known as Wormseed, American Wormseed, Mexican Tea or Herba Sancti Mariae. Epazote's fragrance is strong and pungent. It has been Epazote Seeds - (Chenopodium ambrosioides) compared to citrus, petroleum, savory, mint or camphor. We have nick-named it the "diesel leaf plant" in our garden. It smells H1089 Approx 100 seeds per pack pretty strong, but we have found that it does add a wonderful depth of flavor to a pot of beans! $3.15 Fernleaf Dill Seeds - (Anethum graveolens) Fernleaf dill is a dwarf variety especially good for containers, perfect for the kitchen windowsill. This extended-season, H1019 Approx 100 seeds per pack versatile dill is a slow-bolting, space-saving variety that produces large quantities of dill weed. $3.15

Very aromatic herb that has medium to yellow-green leaves with long lasting small, white, daisy-like flowers. Details A hardy plant, feverfew needs little attention. Feverfew is propagated several ways, by seed, by root division, and by cuttings. At first Feverfew Seeds - (Chrysanthemum parthenium) glance it bears a striking resemblance to chamomile. Like chamomile, feverfew produces masses of bloom, but in sprays rather H1062 Approx 100 seeds per pack than individual flowers. The whole plant, even the tiny seeds has a medicinal, though no unpleasant scent. $3.15 A native wildflower with showy pink to purple flowers in long, dense clusters blooming late summer. Early colonizer of Fireweed Seeds - (Epilobium angustifolium) burned, disturbed areas, was one of the first plants to appear in bomb sites during the London Blitz of World War II, and at Mt. H1022 Approx 50 seeds per pack St. Helen's after its' eruption. $3.15

Flat Leaf Parsley Seeds - (Petroselinum crispum Medium serrated leaves with crisp, pointed tips and a rich, bold pronounced flavor. Details Parsley is used fresh and is almost H1079 var. latifolium) Approx 100 seeds per pack picked daily during the summer months. It is a biennial but can be planted and grown as an annual for the freshest flavors. $3.15 Regarded as the foundation of the Fines Herbes, which is based on fresh parsley, chives, tarragon and chervil. Details Growing about a foot tall, the curly leaves resemble those of parsley but are lighter green and more finely cut. The small, white flowers are borne in umbels with seeds that are black with a long projection at one end. Needs a moderately rich soil, well watered, French Parsley/Curly Chervil Seeds - good drainage, and a partly sunny situation. Will grow and bolt quickly, especially in warm weather, so succession planting will (Anthriscus cerefolium) keep a fresh supply on hand. Fresh has the best flavor and aroma. The curly cultivar is more easily grown, earlier, more H1097 Approx 100 seeds per pack productive with more vigorous growth than the common type. $3.15 Considered by many chefs to be the benchmark variety and is an indispensable green in French cooking. When a farmer became thirsty during spring planting, he would reach down, pluck up some wild sorrel, and eat it. The sour-citrus taste has been prized throughout the world for thousands of years as a wake-up call for taste buds dulled by bland winter foods. A low-growing French Sorrel Seeds - (Rumex scutatus) perennial about 18" tall, up to 2' wide. Flowers are small and green, which turn reddish-brown later. Leaves are green, shield- H1064 Approx 100 seeds per pack shaped and more succulent and acidic than garden sorrel, have a pronounced lemon taste. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price Chives are perennial in all but the coldest climates. An excellent low maintenance crop offering loads of flavor for almost no Garlic Chive Seeds - (Allium tuberosum) work. The young leaves and flower buds have a delicate chive-like flavor with sweet, roasted garlic overtones. Also known H1066 Approx 250 seeds per pack as Chinese Chives or Chinese Leeks. $3.35 The tiny daisy-like flowers have a strong, aromatic smell, and bloom in early to mid summer. They have white collars circling German Chamomile Seeds - (Matricaria recutita) raised, cone-shaped, yellow centers and are less than an inch wide, growing on long, thin, light green stems up to 3' tall. Also H1093 Approx 150 seeds per pack known as wild chamomile, Hungarian chamomile, pineapple weed and scented mayweed. $3.15 Huge, dark green flat leaves with full potency and a sweet, fresh flavor add oomph to dishes from almost every cuisine: Giant of Italy Parsley Seeds - (Petroselinum potatoes, vegetables, salads, soups, stews, egg dishes - and as a garnish. Fresh or dried, it is the gourmet choice. Superior crispum var. latifolium) Approx 100 seeds per choice for flavor. Details Parsley is used fresh and is almost picked daily during the summer months. It is a biennial but can be H1037 pack planted and grown as an annual for the freshest flavors. $3.15 Hamburg Root Parsley Seeds - (Petroselinum crispum var. tuberosum) Unusual Old World parsley with a tender, edible 8-10" long tuber; up to 2" diameter root. Very similar to parsnip. The thick, H1080 Approx 100 seeds per pack fleshy, creamy-white roots taste like a combination of celery and parsley with a nutty flavor. $3.15 An amazing plant that is a native herb, a wildflower, a butterfly plant and an ornamental for the flower and vegetable garden. Composite, rose-purple flowers have a vanilla-like scent. In danger of extinction in the wild, direct sow outdoors in fall. This serious butterfly magnet blooms July through September or until a hard frost. Often growing to 7' tall with moderate, sustained Joe Pye Weed Seeds - (Eupatorium maculatum ) soil moisture. Most comfortable towards the back or along visual borders in the garden where it won't crowd out the shorter H1025 Approx 100 seeds per pack plants. $3.15 Known because the crushed leaves smell strongly of lemons, has a very long history of use as a healing herb, an insect repellent Lemon Balm Seeds - (Melissa officinalis) and as a culinary herb. Lemon Balm is very attractive to bees and other pollinators and its scientific name is a derivation of the H1065 Approx 50 seeds per pack Greek word for bee. $3.35

Long flowering native annual wildflower with unusually fragrant, curved, tubular flowers in purple to pink. Attracts multitudes of hummingbirds and butterflies. Details This annual species is native to North America and grows wild in the Appalachian Mountains. Its curved tubular flowers are scented and usually white, pink, or purplish. The flower heads are stacked on top of one another, two to four of them on each stem, with the largest at the bottom, making a spectacular show. Plants are Lemon Bee Balm Seeds - (Monarda citriodora) conversation pieces in the garden; dried seed heads are distinct in everlasting floral arrangements. Easy to grow. In warmer H1028 Approx 100 seeds per pack areas it will self-seed in the fall. In the Northeast, seeds may germinate outside in the spring from last year's plant. $3.15 Licorice Seeds - (Glycyrrhiza glabra) A perennial herb having a network of woody rhizomes and erect stems with pale purple or white flowers. Plants are ready for H1103 Approx 30 seeds per pack harvesting after 3-5 years, the entire plant is dug up and the rhizomes are cut and washed. $3.55 Has bright green leaves, a strong lime scent and flavor. A different strain than Lemon Balm with a distinct Lime flavor. Sweet fragrance is irresistible to children, gardeners and bees. Easy to grow and drought tolerant, this mint relative is best grown in Lime Balm Seeds - (Melissa officinalis 'Lime') containers if spreading is not wanted. Commonly grown herbal household remedy with a long tradition as a tonic that raises the H1029 Approx 250 seeds per pack spirits and lifts the heart. $3.35 Large, dark green, celery-scented leaves and hollow stems with umbels of greenish yellow flowers appear from mid to late summer. Very prolific, usually only one plant is needed to supply a family with seasonings and leaves. Grows just about Lovage Seeds - (Levisticum officinale) anywhere except very dry and sunny spots. Needs very fertile soil for best production, aroma and flavor. Amend soil with rich H1087 Approx 100 seeds per pack compost or liquid fish emulsion. $3.15 Little known but hardy and compact variety with high essential oils and a pungent aroma. It is a great dill for the kitchen Mariska Dill Seeds - (Anethum graveolens) garden, windowsill or containers. It originated in the Rostov region near the Caspian Sea. Uses Uniquely flavored, Dill offers H1076 Approx 100 seeds per pack culinary seeds and leaves. $3.15 Mexican Marigold/Mexican Tarragon Seeds - Sweet, licorice-flavored leaves and flowers are a gentle, golden-yellow; bloom all summer and can be dried for a delicious H1047 (Tagetes lucida) Approx 35 seeds per pack tea. Leaves are a substitute for French Tarragon and thrive in warm areas where tarragon does not grow. $3.15 Navajo/Hopi Tea (Greenthread) Seeds - (Thelesperma filifolium) Coreopsis-like, blooms stand out like radiant, yellow beams, June through September. Revered since Ancient Puebloan times, H1032 Approx 100 seeds per pack the slightly smoky, jasmine-scented drink from stems and leaves is one of the best wild, herb teas. $3.55 Stock # Product Name Description Price Nutmeg Flower/Black Cumin Seeds - (Nigella Lovely, fringed, double, white or blue blossoms are followed by unusual seed pods which can be dried and used as an ornament H1033 sativa) Approx 50 seeds per pack in flower arrangements. $3.35 Flavor of Old English Thyme with a refreshing orange-mint fragrance and pale pink flowers that attract bees. Grows short and Orange Scented Thyme Seeds - (Thymus compact to 4' tall and 12'• across. Useful for edging, around paving stones, also nice in containers. Cut it back if it gets shabby, it H1052 fragrantissimus) Approx 40 seeds per pack re-grows quickly. $3.55 Papalo/Quilquina Seeds - (Porophyllum ruderale Papaloquelite is a fabulous ancient Mexican herb. The name comes from the word papalotl, Nahuatl for butterfly. Unusual, ssp. macrocephalum) Approx 40-50 seeds per piquant, fresh green leaves have a marvelously complex, distinctive flavor - like cilantro on steroids! Does not bolt in summer H1036 pack like Cilantro. The herb must be used fresh as it does not dry well, and is never cooked. $4.25 A native perennial to eastern and central North America, where they grow in moist to dry prairies and open wooded areas. Well adapted to almost any growing situation. Details Usually 2 - 3' tall, the single flower heads have purple petals and a raised, spiny center cone that is actually the seed head with sharp spines that resemble a stiff comb. One of the very best butterfly Purple Coneflower Echinacea Seeds - attractants, it thrives in full sun or light shade and blooms heavily from July through September. Tolerates clay soils but thrives (Echinacea purpurea) Approx 100 seeds per in well-drained soils. Tolerates both heat and drought. Coneflowers repel deer they aren't very attracted to the taste or prickly H1100 pack heads. $3.15 This is one of the earliest wild edibles to emerge in spring. They have a mildly sweet flavor reminiscent of garlic, onions or Rampion Seeds - (Campanula rapunculus) leeks. Please note these are not the North American wild onions also known as ramps - Allium tricoccum that do not grow well H1088 Approx 100 seeds per pack from seeds and are almost endangered due to over-harvesting. $3.15 An ancient edible and medicinal herb native to E. Asia. Also known as Beefsteak plant, Perilla and Wild basil. Details An erect, annual herb from the mint family that grows 12" to 6' tall with purple or green stems with four parallel grooves, blooms August Red Shiso, Perilla Seeds - (Perilla frutescens to October. Uses The bright red/purple leaves have a pleasant sweet ginger taste with a cinnamon like scent and are used as a H1106 var. crispa) Approx 100 seeds per pack spice, potherb or fried and combined with fish, rice, vegetables and soups. $3.15

The plant has dense, cushiony mats of wide spreading, deep evergreen foliage made of masses of tiny green leaves. The compact, low growing mounds sport clusters of very attractive, dainty bright pink to purple flowers which bloom June to October. The petite round leaves remain green all summer. Beautiful, edible, hardy ground-cover that's seldom seen, but easy- to-grow perennial that does well in poor soils. Also known as Alpine Calamint. Uses Both a landscape and culinary plant, rock Rock Thyme Seeds - (Acinos alpinus) Approx thyme is a low maintenance perennial ground cover with a fine texture that excels in attracting bees and butterflies to the H1000 50 seeds per pack masses of flowers it puts out. This alpine variety has leaves which are succulent in cooked dishes and also make a delicious tea. $3.55 Small, hardy, sour apple scented, feathery foliage and small, free-blooming daisies bloom July to September. This is a Roman Chamomile Seeds - (Chamaemelum traditional ground cover in English gardens and pathways where it is cut like grass. Growing it between bricks or along paths H1014 nobile) Approx 200 seeds per pack allows it to release its scent when brushed. Also called English Chamomile. $3.15 Traditional Italian herb with a wonderful anise taste. It is also called Roman or Florence Fennel. Details Very sweet and aromatic late maturing variety produces a large head with thick white tightly wrapped stalks. Almost always grown as an annual, this aromatic perennial grows to about five feet in height, having long, fine, dark green, feathery leaves, umbels of yellow flowers, and small, ridged, oval-shaped fruits, usually called seeds, which are gathered in the autumn. Growing fennel for seeds is a biennial process, as the fruit or seeds only set in the second year. The tall stalk looks like celery and is often Romanesco Fennel Seeds - (Foeniculum consumed as a vegetable, while the leaves and seeds are used to flavor foods. Although the taste and aroma of fennel are H1068 vulgare) Approx 200 seeds per pack sometimes mistaken for anise or licorice, the plant is actually related to caraway. $3.15 Brushing against the lavender buds, salmon-orange flowers or delicate blue-green foliage leaves a lingering rich root-beer Root Beer Hyssop Seeds - (Agastache rupestris) aroma. This native plant is an exotic contribution to herb gardens andperennial borders that blooms all summer the first year H1055 Approx 25 seeds per pack and is drought tolerant, hardy and easy-growing. $4.00

Rosemary Seeds - (Rosmarinus officinalis) Rosemary is a dense, evergreen, aromatic shrub with resinous, needle-like leaves, and soft, blue, pollen-rich spring flowers H1074 Approx 100 seeds per pack loved by bees. Semi drought tolerant and used in landscaping and culinary gardens alike. Easy to grow and very pest resistant. $4.00 Stock # Product Name Description Price Perennial herb with a stout creeping rhizome, tufts of graceful pinnate foliage, and slender stems with spheres of red-tipped Salad Burnet Seeds - (Sanguisorba minor) green blooms that appear in early summer. An Italian proverb says ˜The salad is neither good nor good-looking when there is no H1045 Approx 100 seeds per pack burnet. $3.15 Legendarily hypnotic to hummingbirds, the tall spikes of these vivid-red tubular flowers are a prime source of nectar for bees Scarlet Sage Seeds - (Salvia coccinea) and butterflies too. Scarlet Sage is a deer resistant wildflower that will tolerate salty soil and loves heat. Blooms appear H1050 Approx 200 seeds per pack continuously from early summer to first frost. 24-36" tall. $3.15 Fast-growing, mild-mannered annual blending complex flavors of Chicory, Arugula, Tarragon and other favorite greens. It's Sculpit /Stridolo Seeds - (Silene inflata) milder than that would suggest, with a flavor all its own. Found on the edge of crop fields and in forests and mountain pastures H1046 Approx 100 seeds per pack in its native Italy. $3.15 A slender plant with leaves 1/2 to 3/4 inch long and arrowhead shaped, it grows best in pastures and drier soils, unlike French Sheep Sorrel Seeds - (Rumex acetosella) Sorrel that needs regular moisture. With cooler weather the plant is tinged with a red coloring. The flowers are yellow-orange H1107 Approx 100 seeds per pack for the male and red-orange for the females on long stalks and produce very small triangular seed pods. $3.15 Few things awaken the taste buds and senses faster than the aroma of freshly harvested, home-grown cilantro. Mouth-watering visions of salsa usually dance in the mind soon after the scent of cilantro crosses the nose. Whether you use the fresh leaves in salsa, guacamole, with fish, or in other ethnic dishes; cilantro leaves are an easy-growing ingredient in delicious recipes. Slow Bolting Cilantro Seeds - (Coriandrum Cilantro's usefulness doesn't stop there; the dried seeds• (technically called fruits) are coriander, another well-known and loved H1016 sativum) Approx 100 seeds per pack spice for Asian, Indian and Mexican cuisines. $3.15 Stevia / Sweet Herb Seeds - (Stevia rebaudiana) Stevia is a tropical annual with very sweet leaves that yield the substance "stevioside'. Leaves are 100-300 times sweeter than H1048 Approx 75 seeds per packet table sugar, have virtually no calories and are not broken down by heat. $4.50 Leaves are heart-shaped, finely toothed, and tapered at the ends, with yellow or pink flowers. Stems reach 1 - 2' in height. The entire plant is covered with tiny stiff hairs, mostly on the underside of the leaves and stem, that release stinging chemicals when touched. Uses Young leaves and shoots, are rich in vitamins and minerals, are cooked as greens with a flavor similar Stinging Nettle Seeds - (Urtica dioica) to spinach mixed with cucumber. Also brewed for beer or made into a tea. The plant is diuretic, digestive, and astringent, H1077 Approx 125 seeds per pack stimulates circulation, and clears uric acid, relieving arthritis, gout and eczema. $3.15 This aromatic annual has lilac to white tubular flowers that bloom July- September, with very slender bronze green leaves. Summer Savory Seeds - (Satureja hortensis) Details Savory is fast growing reaching about 12-18" tall and is best sown directly outside. Harvesting can begin as soon as the H1073 Approx 50 seeds per pack plants are 6" high and may continue all summer. Best to harvest before the plant flowers. $3.15 Leaves have a sweeter, spicier taste than the leaves of oregano. It is a popular culinary herb used in salads, sauces, cheese and in liqueurs, and as part of herbes de Provence. Details An ancient shrubby tender perennial that grows to about 1' tall with wiry, red-brown stems and downy aromatic gray-green leaves, with tiny white flowers on clustered spikes in summer. Easy to grow Sweet Marjoram Seeds - (Origanum majorana) either outside or in pots. Use fresh leaves throughout the growing season, main harvest is just before it flowers when the color H1072 Approx 50 seeds per pack and flavor is at its peak. Wonderfully aromatic mild oregano flavor with a hint of balsam. $3.15 Tansy Seeds - (Tanacetum vulgare) Finely divided compound leaves on stout, somewhat reddish smooth stems, with yellow, button-like flowers. Scent is camphor H1082 Approx 100 seeds per pack pungent with rosemary undertones. Heat and drought tolerant, but does well in poor, cold soils. $3.15 Spikes of small, vibrant blue flowers bloom in summer. Chia was the basic survival ration of Aztec warriors. In Mexico, the Tarahumara Chia Seeds - (Salvia tiliifolia) seeds are still roasted, ground and added to water, forming a gel, one tablespoon of which is said to sustain a person's energy H1049 Approx 100 seeds per pack level for 24 hours. A great pollinator attractant because of its beautiful flowers when it blooms. $3.15 A low-growing plant with bronze-purple leaves host yellow/red "gumdrop" flowers that bloom repeatedly summer through Toothache Plant / Szechuan Buttons / Electric fall. Attractive annual ground-cover that's edible. The young leaves have a slight peppery taste when added to salads. Hard to Daisy Seeds - (Spilanthes oleracea) Approx find and a conversation piece. he leaves and flower heads, particularly the young buds, contain a natural analgesic which numbs H1053 30 seeds per pack the tongue and gums. $3.55 Stock # Product Name Description Price Dark green leaves and white flowers exude that bold, unmistakable aroma. Always sweetly aromatic and flavorful, one whiff or taste of fresh oregano will immediately make you wonder why you put up with the bland dried commercial stuff for so long. Easy to start from seed, may take a bit of time to get established but will live for several seasons or longer with minimal True Greek Oregano Seeds - (Origanum needs. Authentic Greek Oregano is the most pungent and flavorful of the oregano's. Very hard to find, yet sought for its H1035 heracleoticum) Approx 150 seeds per pack culinary and medicinal potency. $3.35 A stout but easy-growing perennial native; a must-have for any pollinator garden. Its tiny white flowers, often spotted with purple, release a strong mint-like aroma, blooming in numerous small, dense clusters rising above the stalks. Blooms July Virginia Mountain Mint Seeds - through early to mid-September, even October in warmer climates. It likes at least a half-day of sun but doesn't need rich soil or (Pycnanthemum virginianum) Approx 50 seeds lots of water. Keeping the soil lightly moist during the first half of its first summer helps it become established; then it becomes H1031 per pack very drought tolerant. Deer dislike Mountain Mint, preferring less pungent snacks. $3.15 Vegetables Hugely prolific in fruit and leafy shade growth, they are a dual purpose plant for gardeners looking for a green shade or windbreak which gives a good supply of tasty food. Achocha/Caihua (pronounced kai-wa) is a slender tropical vine with long Achocha/Caihua Seeds - (Cyclanthera pedata) tendrils for climbing originally from South America. Domesticated in the Andes, it spread throughout Colombia and Bolivia in V1000 Approx 10 seeds per pack ancient times. It is now grown all across Central and South America, as well as India and Nepal. $4.50 Artichoke Approx 25 seeds per pack Produces tender and flavorful green artichokes from 3-6' plants with 3-4" heads and thick scales. Considered a cool-season Green Globe Artichoke Seeds - (Cynara crop, they grow best at a 75°F average daytime temperature with 55°F nighttime temperatures. Also known as Early Green V1336 scolymus) Days to Maturity:=85 days Globe Artichoke. $3.15 Arugula Approx 300 seeds per pack A great cut and come again plant, this annual adds a refreshing tangy spiciness to salads and sauces. Rocket Arugula is also Rocket Arugula/Roquette Seeds - (Eruca sativa) known as "rocket salad" or "roquette". Details Arugula thrives in cool weather. Succession sowing will ensure a longer season V1197 Days to Maturity:=55-60 days of young, tender leaves, since plants grow rapidly. You can eat the thinnings. $3.15 Tantalizingly complex - sweet, nutty, tangy and peppery. So tasty that it's addictive. Wild Arugula is more heat resistant than common arugula. Details Deep green, finely cut leaves display spicy, edible flowers. Truly a gourmet addition to your salads. Wild Italian Arugula Seeds - (Rucola selvatica) For best flavor, pick leaves when 4"-5" long and plant is no more than 8"-10" high. Grow spring or fall, sowing seeds every 2 - V1002 Days to Maturity:=55-60 days 3 weeks for continual harvests. Will not transplant well, so direct sowing is necessary. $3.15 Japanese wasabi is a special root that only grows in very specific climates, but now you can have the wasabi flavor right in your Wasabi Arugula Seeds - (Eruca sativa) Days to garden with this specially selected variety of arugula. Wasabi Arugula is a knock-off of the true flavor of wasabi right down to V1515 Maturity:=32-45 Days the tongue tingly and sinus clearing punch. $3.15 Bean Approx 50 seeds per pack Prolific, string-less in all stages, the young snap beans are slender, almost round, and richly flavorful. pre-1850's heirloom that Black Valentine Bush Bean Seeds - (Phaseolus germinates in cool soil, making it a good, early planting bean. It produces masses of delicious, tender, straight, 6" long green vulgaris) Days to Maturity:=50 days to snap beans very early in the season. The glossy, dry, black beans make a legendary black bean soup. Leave some pods to dry on the V1005 stage bush. $3.35 Excellent for home gardens, especially in dry, short-season areas. Originally from India, the mature seeds are often parched and eaten as a snack. The fresh or dried seed is cooked in soups, stews and is a main ingredient in hummus. The roasted seed is sometimes used as a coffee substitute. It has a slightly sweet flavor and a floury texture reminiscent of sweet chestnuts. The mature seed can also be sprouted and eaten raw. It is also ground into a meal and used with cereal flours for making bread, Kala Chana Garbanzo/Chickpea Seeds - (Cicer cakes, etc. A good source of carbohydrates and protein, it is often used by vegetarians and vegans as it has one of the highest V1007 arietinum) Days to Maturity:=65-100 days protein levels of all plants. Use as a shelly or dry bean. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price Completely string-less beans. Brought to America by German immigrants and first listed in W. Atlee Burpees 1888 catalog. These beans were so-named because they were the first beans to not require destringing! "We presume it derives its name, Lazy Housewife Pole Bean Seeds - (Phaseolus which seems discourteous, from its immense productiveness making it easy to gather... Plants bear continuously until frost. V1009 vulgaris) Days to Maturity:=75-80 days One of the oldest documented beans and very productive. $3.35 According to legend, this Lima was found growing along a Virginia roadside by a soldier returning home from the Civil War. Henderson's Baby Lima Bush Bean Seeds - This buttery-flavored, baby lima produces 3 to 4, excellent-tasting flat beans per pod. Very early, prolific and bears until frost. V1010 (Phaseolus lunatus) Days to Maturity:=50 days Good for dry or canned beans. $3.15 Purple Queen Bush Bean Seeds - (Phaseolus Loads of easy-to-spot slim purple pods that turn green in cooking. Rated as the best flavored of all beans. Tried and true and a V1013 vulgaris) Days to Maturity:=52 days great experience for new gardeners. High yields. Unusual and appealing in both garden and kitchen. $3.15

Dark-green pods, mottled with purple resembling a rattlesnake. Fast grower, productive, and able to tolerate drought. String- Rattlesnake Pole Bean Seeds - (Phaseolus less when young, excellent flavor green or dry. These are also excellent for freezing. Superb base for chili, excellent refried, a V1014 vulgaris) Days to Maturity:=70 days good baker, prime ingredient in famous Ozark Outlaw Snakebite Chili. Called "Preacher Bean" in parts of the south. $3.15 Anasazi Bush Bean Seeds - (Phaseolus vulgaris) A beautiful maroon and white bean, similar to Jacob's cattle bean. Identified as one of the few cultivated crops grown by the V1198 Days to Maturity:=90-95 days Anasazi cliff dwellers. Sweet flavor, meaty and nutty. Our favorite cooking bean. $3.35 Long, creamy-yellow pods splashed with purple on compact, stock bushes, a unique heirloom butter bean from the Dragon's Tongue Wax Bush Bean Netherlands. Remarkably good flavor, crisp, juicy, string-less flesh makes these great fresh. One of the best yielding and Seeds/Langerie Wax - (Phaseolus vulgaris) tastiest beans anywhere. Best used fresh, not particularly recommended for long storage or freezing. Also known as Langerie V1199 Days to Maturity:=60 days to snap stage Wax Bean. $3.15 Looks similar to their purple cousins the Scarlet Runner beans. Both grow long vines with luxurious foliage making a gorgeous Black Runner Bean - (Phaseolus coccineus) screen for privacy or a leafy ceiling over an outdoor dining area. Most often planted for its ornamental beauty, it is highly V1507 Days to Maturity:=105 days attractive to hummingbirds and pollinator insects as well as being delicious in cooking. $3.35 Deep rose to burgundy purple 4-6" string-less pods with a rich hearty flavor. Beans turn bright green when cooked and have tan Red Swan Bush Bean Seeds - (Phaseolus seeds when dried. Red Swan is a newer variety, an open-pollinated bean that was bred out of a cross between a pinto and a V1486 vulgaris) Days to Maturity:=55 Days purple podded bean bred by Minnesota bean breeder Robert Lobitz. $3.35

Blue Ribbon Bush Bean Seeds - (Phaseolus Heavy producer of uniform, wide 5 - 6 inch green pods splashed with purplish mottling and are a superb flat pod. Ideal for fresh V1487 vulgaris) Days to Maturity:=48 - 55 days snap beans and excellent for canning, cooking and freezing. Great for fresh eating and are very tender when cooked. $3.55 A famous heirloom bean variety originally from the south of France, developed in the 1800s as a dwarf cultivar and originally known as 'Nain Hatif de Laon', or Early Dwarf Laon. There are several cultivars, all originally known under the trade name of French White Garden Bush Bean Seeds - 'Flageolets'. These are the white seeded variety, there are also green, black, red and yellow cultivars. Known as the 'Caviar of V1476 (Phaseolus vulgaris) Days to Maturity:=50 days Beans' and rightfully so! Also known as the French Filet Blanc or French Flageolet Blanc. $3.15

This bean certainly deserves its name with incredibly attractive deep, rich royal purple colored pods. Highly valued as a fresh Royalty Purple Pod Bush Bean Seeds - snap bean, the string-less pods are 5-6 inches long and slightly curved. Hugely productive as well as highly attractive and (Phaseolus vulgaris) Days to Maturity:=50-60 ornamental, these bushy plants have very distinctive dark greenish-purple foliage and eye-catching lavender flowers, sending V1477 days out short runners. Very easy to pick, as the clusters of dark royal purple pods stand out against the leaves. $3.35 One of the most prolific, edible yet ornamental beans that we have ever grown. Scarlet-red flowers bring butterflies and Scarlet Runner Bean Seeds - (Phaseolus hummingbirds all summer. 12-16 inch pods (delicious fresh or cooked) hold many, giant, scarlet/black beans which produce V1015 coccineus) Days to Maturity=70 days fantastic, dried-bean dishes. Full, dark-green foliage looks lush all summer. Use as a snap, shelly or dry bean. $3.35 An ancient variety of bush bean, possibly originating around the Mexican states of Jalisco and Sinaloa, with recent studies indicating the earliest domestication and cultivation in the Tehuacin Valley, southeast of Mexico City around 5,000 BC. By Brown Tepary Bush Bean - (Phaseolus 2,300 years ago, the domesticated tepary bean was widely grown from Guatemala throughout Mexico and into the American V1481 acutifolius) Days to Maturity:=60-75 days Southwest. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price A vigorous climber that begins to produce its trademark string-less long pods about 60 days after planting. Produces light-green pods in pairs, smaller diameter than black-seeded type, has red or maroon seeds with darker brown streaks when mature, Asparagus Green Podded Pole Bean Seeds - popular in Asia and Japan. Pods can grow 14 - 30" long, but have the best flavor when harvested at 15 - 18". Also known as V1458 (Vigna unguiculata) Days to Maturity:=75 days Chinese Long Bean. $3.35 Scarlet Emperor Runner Bean - (Phaseolus Fine, heavy producing variety. It has smooth-textured, stringless 12-15 in. dark-green slightly fuzzy pods with beautiful purple V1392 coccineus) Days to Maturity:=75 days and black mottled beans up to 1 in. long, having a sweeter, more savory, richer flavor than snap beans $3.35 A highly productive compact 15-20" tall plant with clusters of entirely string-less five inch golden-yellow somewhat flat pods having white seeds with a purple/brown eye. Delicious rich buttery wax flavor. Golden Wax was first introduced around 1871. Golden Wax Bush Bean Seeds - (Phaseolus Ideally suited for Northern climates, resistant to BCMV virus, freezes well, early dependable crop, for fresh, canning or V1384 vulgaris) Days to Maturity:=45-60 days freezing. $3.15 High yielding, extended season bean with a distinctive flavor and good firmness. Pods are fleshy 7-10 in. that grow in clusters Kentucky Wonder Pole Bean (Brown) Seeds - with brown seeded beans. Plants grow 5-7 ft. tall with clusters of long almost strigless pods that are rumpled, rather than (Phaseolus vulgaris) Days to Maturity:=58-72 smooth. Pods up to 9 in. long are not uncommon, but the beans are still tender, with the well known distinctive, delicious V1385 days flavor, making them first-rate beans. $3.15

King of the Garden Lima Pole Bean - Also known as Henderson's Leviathan and Garden King. Introduced in 1883, this beloved heirloom garden favorite produces (Phaseolus lunatus) Days to Maturity:=85-93 huge crops until stopped by frost, with clusters of 4-6 1 1/4 in. long flat medium-green pods having 4-6 large creamy-white V1386 days seeds in each pod. One of the largest lima beans on the market, favorite of home gardeners and market growers. $3.15

Broad Windsor Fava Bean - (Vicia faba) Days Ancient legume that has been under cultivation for thousands of years. Fava beans are primarily grown for the edible seeds, V1291 to Maturity=75-85 days which are eaten immature, as shelled beans, and mature, as dry beans. Fava beans are also a great nitrogen-fixing cover crop. $3.35 A medium-dark green, round-podded, string-less and tasty bean with slight flecks of purple. Grows to 18-22" with 5-6 pods. Great flavor, pods are meaty and tender. Very productive over an extended season, with heavy yields even in hot weather. Tendergreen Bush Bean Seeds - (Phaseolus Introduced in 1922 and has been a favorite ever since. A great mainstay for the home gardener. Also known as Tendergreen V1323 vulgaris) Days to Maturity:=45-57 days String-less bean. $3.15 Beet Approx 150 seeds per pack

Exceptional dual purpose heirloom. Stunning dark red young tops make attractive additions to salad mixes. The tasty round roots have a remarkably sweet, wholesome flavor. Harvest baby greens at 35 days or so. Later, as they mature, Bull's Blood Bull's Blood Beet Seeds - (Beta vulgaris) Days greens turn dark burgundy and develop a rich flavor. These offer the drama of radicchio without its bitterness. Great-flavored, to Maturity:=35 days for baby leaf tops; 55 days beautiful dark-red young tops are available in about a month from sowing and make attractive additions to salad mixes. Full- V1020 for edible roots grown dark-red chard-type leaves are ready in 55 days and the tasty round roots have a remarkably sweet, wholesome flavor. $3.15 Chioggia/Candystripe Beet Seeds - (Beta This beet is a pre-1840 Italian heirloom variety from Bassano, the Chioggia region of northeast Italy. Candy red exteriors and vulgaris) Days to Maturity:=35 days for baby beautifully marked interiors of alternating white and cherry-red rings. Exceptional sweetness and long harvest. Noted as one of V1021 leaf tops; 55 days for edible roots the earliest producers every year. Tender, mild, sweet greens as well. $3.15 This beet is known for its long storage and notable sweet tender flavor. It is a smooth purple-red, top-shaped beet, 2 1/4 - 3" in diameter. The 14-18" tops with pink midribs are good for greens, excellent keeper, can grow up to about 6" in diameter without Lutz Green Leaf (Winter Keeper) Beet Seeds - getting woody, good fresh, for winter and fall use. Treasured for their long storage, sweetness and mouth watering giant, glossy V1450 (Beta vulgaris) Days to Maturity:=60-80 Days green tops. $3.15 Cylindra Beet Seeds - (Beta vulgaris) Days to This is the beet for beet lovers - sweet and tender flavor, fine grained, long, smooth and cylindrical. The 6-8" long by 1 1/2 -2 " V1388 Maturity:=45-80 days diameter dark red beets are excellent for slicing. Also known as Formanova and Butter Slicer. $3.15 Beautiful golden-orange roots that won't bleed when sliced or cooked. Has good yields and is sweetest when young, does not Golden Detroit Beet Seeds - (Beta vulgaris) become fibrous when larger. Looks almost like an overgrown orange-yellow carrot! Fast growing and retains sweet flavor when V1389 Days to Maturity:=50-55 days mature. Also known as Yellow Detroit beet. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price Ruby Queen Beet Seeds - (Beta vulgaris) Days Fine quality, early beet with a smooth, buttery texture and an outstanding flavor. Globe shaped with a smooth skin and even to Maturity:=40 days for baby leaf tops; 60 days dark red coloring throughout. Grows well even in poor soils. First-rate for table use and canning. Early producer every year. V1022 for edible roots Excellent color, sweet and tender. $3.15 Broccoli Approx 100 seeds per pack Instead of heads, these plants produce broccoli-flavored leaves and tops over a long season. The more you cut, the more you get! Pick them as needed for soups, stews, stir fries and salads. Plant in July, harvest until hard frost, then reap and enjoy the Spigariello Broccoli Seeds - (Brassica Oleracea) vigorous late winter and early spring growth until hot weather. Unusual Italian heirloom whose demand escalates quickly as V1025 Days to Maturity:=65 days chefs, and now gourmet cooks request it from their growers. $3.15 A very unique type of broccoli, with beautiful spiraling apple-green head. Widely grown in northern Italy, it has superb taste and texture than the finest broccoli. Grows more like a cauliflower plant. Romanesco has a pleasing, nutty taste, can be enjoyed Romanesco Broccoli Seeds (Brassica oleracea) raw but if cooked lightly, but still maintains its flavor and unique texture. Also known as Roman cauliflower, Broccolo V1521 Days to Maturity:=75-100 days Romanesco, Romanesque cauliflower or simply Romanesco, or more simply Broccoflower. $3.15 Introduced in 1890, this old, reliable European variety sports compact 2-3" light green plants with 3-4â" bluish-green central De Cicco Broccoli Seeds - (Brassica oleracea) head, then lots of medium sized side shoots. Maturity is on-going, more variable and productive than hybrids of today. V1278 Days to Maturity:=48-85 days Excellent quality, freezes well. $3.15 Green Sprouting Calabrese Broccoli Seeds - A lovely, old fashioned Broccoli variety that is very disease resistant, very hardy and a very prolific producer of large dark (Brassica oleracea) Days to Maturity:=55-80 bluish-green 5-8" heads with many side shoots. Has been a mainstay for many gardeners year in and year out, partly because it V1448 days does not mature uniformly and partly because it produces many side shoots once the initial head is harvested. $3.15 Raab is from the "Cima di Rapa" strain that makes small heads or shoots with lots of edible leaves and is very popular throughout Italy, especially in the South. Also called "asparagus broccoli" in Italy. Its tender shoots have a slightly spicy/peppery, broccoli-asparagus flavor that gives zing to salads, stir-fries and steamed dishes. Great as a very early spring or a Raab/ Rapini Broccoli Seeds - (Brassica rapa) fall and winter crop. Plants will grow to about a foot tall and will grow side shoots after the first harvest - a true "cut and come V1125 Days to Maturity:=45 days again" variety. A second, smaller harvest is normally possible within 7-10 days after the first. $3.15 Brussels Sprout Approx 150 seeds per pack A dwarf or semi-dwarf variety with heavy yields, large firm dark green early 1 1/4 - 1 3/4" sprouts on 20-24" plants with medium green leaves. A heavy producer, it is used mainly as a fall crop or in cool climates. Our open pollinated Brussels Catskill Brussels Sprout Seeds - (Brassica sprouts lack the uniformity and roundness of modern hybrids, but have a depth of flavor that is unmatched. Very hardy, V1271 oleracea) Days to Maturity:=85-110 days becoming sweeter after first frosts. Classic European fall and winter green. $3.15 A semi-dwarf sprout with compact 20-24" plants and has been the standard since the 1890s when it was introduced. The plants Long Island Improved Brussels Sprout Seeds - are semi-upright with medium green leaves and heavy sets of firm 1-2" sprouts over an extended season. urprisingly good for (Brassica oleracea) Days to Maturity:=80-115 the freezer, they keep their flavor well if frozen soon after harvest. This was the chief commercial variety in California until the V1470 days more uniform hybrids were introduced. $3.15 Little known in America, but loved all across Europe from Italy up to England. Small compact producer of tasty brussels sprouts. These sprouts have an extended growing season - harvest sprout when small to appreciate their true flavor. The 3' central stalk has many small, compact, tender sprouts. Highly productive, especially in fertile well worked soil. Get a jump on Mezzo Nano Brussels Sprout Seeds - (Brassica the growing season by starting sprouts inside and transplanting the seedlings when about 7-8" tall in about 4-5 weeks.Taste is V1294 oleracea) Days to Maturity:=100 days best when harvested after the early frosts. $3.15 Cabbage Approx 100 seeds per pack A large drum-head type cabbage having delicious finely-crinkled, medium dark-green savoyed leaves that are sweet and mild in flavor. Heads average 6-8 lbs. Finer than most cabbages, being sweeter, with a delicate flavor, it does not give off a sulfur smell Savoy Perfection Cabbage Seeds - (Brassica when cooking like other cabbage varieties. Hardy and easy to grow, especially as a late cabbage, its flavor improves even more V1328 oleracea) Days to Maturity:=90 days after a light frost. High production means this is perfect for home gardens and market growers. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price An early variety that forms dense round brilliantly deep red/purple heads that are 5-7 inches wide and 2-4 pounds. Small compact short-stemmed plants produce heads that are solid even in early stages and are resistant to yellowing and splitting. Red Acre Cabbage Seeds - (Brassica oleracea) Holds up better in the garden without splitting and stores better in cool conditions longer than any other cabbage. Well known V1475 Days to Maturity:=74-100 days for consistently forming a solid, good-keeping head. $3.15

Introduced about 1840, these small 2-3 lbs. distinctly pointed, conical shaped heads are fast growing, ready for early summer Early Jersey Wakefield Cabbage Seeds - harvesting. Best cabbage for early spring planting. Regarded by many as one of the best tasting cabbages. Compact size is ideal V1257 (Brassica oleracea) Days to Maturity:=64 days for raised beds. Easy to space four or five closely across the width of raised bed without overcrowding. $3.15 Very dependable and productive variety, resists bolting and splitting and is a good keeper. The large round, blue-green heads are 7-8 in diameter, weighing 5-7 lbs. Introduced commercially by W. Atlee Burpee in 1887, this was a very popular variety of Danish Ballhead Cabbage Seeds - (Brassica cabbage during the 19th century. Its history seems to be much longer, as the “Amager Short-Stemmed” strain was developed by V1329 oleracea) Days to Maturity:=85-110 days the Dutch on Amager Island, just outside of Copenhagen in the 15th Century. $3.15 Carrot Approx 500 seeds per pack This crisp, tender, sweet, and crunchy carrot is large bodied, deep red-orange to center. Fine grained smooth refined shape with wide shoulders great for bunching. It was introduced from French seed company Vilmorin-Andrieux in the late 1800s and a Red Cored Chantenay Carrot Seeds - (Daucus beloved American heirloom since about 1929. Sweetens in storage, making it the perfect Fall and Winter garden candidate. For V1026 carota v. sativus) Days to Maturity:=60-75 days table use, canning, juicing, freezing or storage. Heavy producer, even in heavier soils. $3.15 This yellow beauty has wide-shoulders, 8"• or longer roots have a crisp, clean, consistently mild flavor that's great raw or cooked. This variety has been selected for a uniform shape: big shoulders, pointed tips and large tops. Yellow carrots were first Yellowstone Carrot Seeds - (Daucus carota var. recorded in Turkey around the end of the 1st Century. They contain xanthophylls to help develop healthy eyes. Delicious and V1203 sativus) Days to Maturity:=70-75 days unusual carrots like these are preferred by gourmets and chefs. $3.55 Bright red-orange flesh is crisp, sweet, and delicious with a high sugar content, fine grained with almost no core. Average 6 - 7"• long with blunt ends and small to medium tops. Also known as Early Coreless and Scarlet Nantes Coreless. Developed around the town of Nantes, France and introduced to the United States in the mid 1900's. A favorite choice for juicing due to its high Nantes Scarlet Carrot Seeds - (Daucus carota moisture content. Prefers light, loose soils with plenty of added organic matter and good drainage. For successful growing in V1330 var. sativus) Days to Maturity:=65-75 days hot weather layer mulch around leaf shoots once established to keep roots cool. $3.15 A baby carrot variety with slender, cylindrical blunt roots and a very small core. Very sweet tasting with smooth skin and crisp Bambina Carrot Seeds - (Daucus carota var. texture, this high yielding variety has a deep orange color that develops early. Perfect for container growing and very adaptable V1331 sativus) Days to Maturity:=60 days to a variety of soils; they are excellent for both early and succession sowing. $3.15 A newer, open pollinated variety developed by traditional plant breeding for the highest nutritional content and production. It is the work of Pritam Kalia, Head of Vegetable Science at the Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi. He has helped Pusa Rudhira Carrot (Red Carrot) Seeds - develop a number of nutritionally rich lines of carrots which are high in carotene, lycopene, anthocyanin and zanthophyll, as (Daucus carota var. sativus) Days to part of his work. Part of his focus is to bring robust, highly nutritious vegetables back to the rural farmers who have been left V1492 Maturity:=75-80 days behind during the industrial agricultural revolution in India. $3.15 This purple skin beauty has a solid orange to orange-yellow to bright yellow flesh with what many call a sweet-spicy flavor. Typically six to eight inches long, a sweet Danvers-type carrot. Great for market grower and home gardeners alike, they will usually be one of the first to sell out, especially if tasting samples are given! Cosmic Purple was developed by traditional plant Cosmic Purple Carrot Seeds - (Daucus carota breeding by Dr. Philip Simon and his staff at the USDA Agricultural Research Station in Madison, Wisconsin and released in V1441 var. sativus) Days to Maturity:=60 days 2005. $3.55 All Around A lovely full color spectrum in tender, delectable baby carrots. We've selected these carrots for their flavor, color and fast growth for both baby and full size carrots. The colors range from black to purple, red, orange, yellow and white; Kaleidoscope Baby Carrot Seed Mix - (Daucus making this the center of attraction at picnics, parties, dinners or anywhere you want to add color and conversation. Pick young carota var. sativus) Days to Maturity:=55-70 for baby carrots that kids simply cannot resist, or let grow for full-size use as slices, julienned sticks or slivers that sets the dish V1513 days apart. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price

Little Finger Carrot Seeds - (Daucus carota var. A baby gourmet carrot with a sweet flavor and delicious crunch. Slender 3 - 3.5" roots, very small core, smooth skin, deep V1027 sativus) Days to Maturity:=50-70 days orange color and full carrot taste. Color develops quickly, can and should be pulled early. Developed in France for using whole. $3.15 Cauliflower Approx 300 seeds per pack This cauliflower is a self-blanching strain that needs no tying with dense, deep, well rounded, smooth white 6 1/2" heads Snowball Y Improved Cauliflower Seeds - appearing from silver-green leaves, 12-18" tall plants produce dense clusters of “white as snow” heads. Best for fall and winter (Brassica oleracea) Days to Maturity:=65-75 harvest. Great for home gardener and market growers as it is reliable and heavy yielding, known for vigorous, rapid growth and V1387 days a long harvest. This cauliflower is a good freezer and well adapted to short season gardens. $3.15 Celery Approx 100 seeds per pack

Superior Flavor A unique red striped full flavored celery that is perfect for any kitchen garden. Each stalk has alternating pink Peppermint Stick Celery Seeds - (Apium to light red and green vertical stripes, making this a center point of the garden, kitchen and table. Stalks can grow 14 - 25" tall, V1468 graveolens) Days to Maturity:=80-85 days this biennial gives abundant yields of flavorful celery stalks that keep their color when cooked. This is a true culinary delight. $3.15 A curly, cutting celery that looks like triple curled parsley and tastes like celery. An 18th Century heirloom, this Dutch variety Par-Cel Leaf Celery Seeds - (Apium graveolens is a 3' tall celery in leaf form instead of stalks. Withstands heat and drought, and is remarkably cold tolerant, lasting well into V1083 v. secalinum) Days to Maturity:=72 days late fall. Very vigorous once established. $3.15 Collard Greens Approx 200 seeds per pack A slow to bolt, non-heading type that is a reliable producer and can grow to be 3' tall. It was introduced before 1885. Light frost Georgia Southern Collard Greens Seeds - tolerant, which only makes the leaves sweeter. Grows upright, with large, somewhat crumpled blue-green leaves. Collards are V1451 (Brassica oleracea) Days to Maturity:=70 days some of the oldest greens in the Brassica family, and have excellent nutritional value. $3.15 Morris Heading Collard Greens Seeds - Produces a loose, leafy head on a short stem. Heads form 18-24" wide with dark green to blue-green waxy leaves. Slow to bolt. (Brassica oleracea) Days to Maturity:=52-85 Also known as Cabbage collards. An old favorite in the South, plants will withstand heat of the summer and grow well in V1452 days cooler weather. Leaves are best eaten when young or after frost. $3.15 Corn Approx 125 seeds per pack Named for the famous nineteenth-century American agricultural magazine. It was bred as a cross between Ne Plus Ultra, a variety introduced in 1882, and Stowells Evergreen, yielding a larger ear than either parent yet retaining the shoepeg• shaped kernels of Ne Plus Ultra. The stalks are 6-7' tall, with 8" ears and are resistant to Stewart's wilt. The long, narrow white kernels are arranged in an irregular, tightly packed zigzag pattern, thus the name shoepeg - one of the distinctive characteristics of this Country Gentleman Corn Seeds - (Zea mays) variety. The corn ripens with a flavor that is rich, sweet, and milky. It was introduced in 1891 by Peter Henderson & Company 1 LB $35.00 V1033 Days to Maturity:=83-100 days of New York. Pack $3.35 A semi-sweet corn, originating as a cross between Menomoni Flour Corn and the Iroquois Northern Sugar Corn brought back from the Sullivan expedition in 1779. This cross was created and first grown by Nathan Stowell of Burlington, New Jersey, a few years prior to 1848. Introduced commercially in 1848, it became the leading white corn variety for home gardeners. One of the oldest named varieties still available, it can be pulled up whole in the fall before fully ripe, root and all, and hung upside Stowell's Evergreen Corn Seeds - (Zea mays) down in a cool pantry or barn. Fresh corn could be picked well into February from these semi-wilted plants, thus prolonging the 1 LB $35.00 V1035 Days to Maturity:=80-100 days fresh corn season giving the name 'Evergreen'. Pack $3.35 Old time hearty flavor that is rich yet not sugary sweet, 5-6' stalk, slender 5-7" ears. 8 rows of medium deep broad golden kernels with 2 or more ears per stalk, high yields and excellent flavor. Introduced in 1902 by W. Altee Burpee, it was grown by Golden Bantam Corn Seeds - (Zea mays) Days a farmer named Williams Chambers of Greenfield, Mass. From the 1906 Keith Seed Catalog, "Is superior to all others in rich, 1 LB $35.00 V1355 to Maturity:=70-85 days sweet flavor, and is the best corn to grow for home use". Pack $3.55 Baby Corn Seeds - (Zea mays) Days to Tender finger-like ears, delicately flavored, entirely edible, best harvested within 5 days of the appearance of silks. Each stalk V1359 Maturity:=65 days makes 4-6 "good quality" baby ears. $4.00 Stock # Product Name Description Price

Cobs are pink or red with red dent type kernels, striped a darker red with an occasional white ear will appear. The stalks are 10- Bloody Butcher Corn Seeds - (Zea mays) Days 12' tall and have 2-6 ears each. Good producer of heavy ears, can weigh up to 1/2 lb per ear when young and fresh. Withstands 1 LB $35.00 V1390 to Maturity:=100-120 days heavy winds, drought and heat. It is originally from Virginia and grown since before 1845 by the Meadows family. Pack $3.55 An ancient flint corn that is a traditional staple of the Hopi people in Northern Arizona. Plants are 5' tall and bushy with beautiful smooth silvery blue ears that are 8-10" long and usually 2 per stalk. Kernels are ivory colored until dry-down, when Hopi Blue Corn Seeds - (Zea mays) Days to they develop their stunning blue-black luster. Robust, drought-tolerant cultivar selected over many generations. Heap soil 1 LB $35.00 V1391 Maturity:=75-110 days around the developing stems to prohibit falling over in strong wind. Pack $3.55 Kernels are smooth in beautiful, striking shades of green from bronze to pea-green to emerald-green. Drought resistant, sturdy, Oaxacan Green Dent Corn Seeds - (Zea mays) 5-6' plants produce emerald green kernels on 6-8" ears. Oaxacan Green Corn has been grown by the Zapotec people of 1 LB $35.00 V1439 Days to Maturity:=70-105 days southern Mexico for centuries for green corn tamales made from fresh green corn masa. Pack $3.55 This blue and white corn variety has very large ears over a red cob with colors ranging from all blue to a mixture of blue and white kernels. This beloved Cherokee corn was brought over the Trail of Tears in the 1830s during the forced relocation of the Cherokee nation from the southeastern states to Oklahoma. Provisions were brought along to sustain them along the way and White Eagle Corn Seeds - (Zea mays) Days to grow food in their new home, with White Eagle corn being chosen. This corn is highly revered among the Cherokee nation, 1 LB $35.00 V1036 Maturity:=115-120 days having been grown ever since. It adapted well to the needs of America's early farmers. Pack $3.55

Originated with the Tarahumara people of Mexico, but popping sorghum is also well known in western Africa. Traditionally popped, then ground into flour. Popped sorghum is a crunchy, fluffy and healthy treat that looks like a miniature popped corn but slightly sweeter, more crunchy and with no hulls to stick in your teeth! To achieve the best "pop", this sorghum needs to be Tarahumara Popping Sorghum - (Sorghum dried down to a moisture level around 15% by spreading the kernels on large cookie sheets in the sun or in an unlit gas oven for V1435 bicolor) Days to Maturity=110 days a day or two. Test the dryness by popping a small batch, and then store the kernels in an air-tight glass jar. $3.15

Mennonite Sorghum - (Sorghum bicolor) Days Old time heirloom cane sorghum from Jamesport, MO. Grown for a sorghum mill by a Mennonite these red hulled, very thick V1352 to Maturity=110 days stalks are 7-9' tall are juiced and boiled to make a very sweet, light-colored syrup. Produces good yields and lots of grain. $3.15 Cover Crops Annual legume used as a nitrogen fixer, soil improvement/building, erosion prevention, ground cover and for forage. Planting - Lightly broadcast seeds and work into the top half inch of moist soil, or cover with 1/2 inch of mulch or compost. Water to equivalent of 1 inch of rainfall per week until seedlings become established. Do not fertilize as this delays the nitrogen fixing action of the legumes. Our clover has an OMRI listed (suitable for organic production) inoculant seed coating and does not need additional inoculation when planting, so you can plant straight out of the bag. The seed photo above shows the light blue 1 LB $11.50 V1496 Crimson Clover - (Trifolium incarnatum) coating on the seeds. 8 oz $5.75 This pea is an annual legume, valued as a high nitrogen fixer, weed suppressor and forage that creates a high root mass, adding organic matter to the soil. It is also an excellent soil improver, and good for erosion control, weed suppression and grazing 1 LB $10.50 V1497 Horizon Forage Pea - (Pisum sativum L.) choice 8 oz $5.75 This legume is used to fix nitrogen, suppress weeds, loosen and condition topsoil and reduce erosion while improving soil 1 LB $11.50 V1498 Hairy Vetch - (Vicia villosa) organic matter and carbon content. 18 LB oz $11.50$5.75 V1499 Cereal Oats - (Avena sativa) Annual grain used to suppress weeds, prevent erosion, scavenge excess nutrients, add biomass and as a nurse crop. 8oz $5.75 Annual grain used for erosion prevention, soil structure and drainage improvement, adding organic matter to soil, weed 1 LB $11.50 V1500 Cereal Rye - (Secale cereale) suppression and excess nutrient scavenger. 8oz $5.75 Annual grain providing a quick soil cover and stabilization, weed suppressor, pollinator and beneficial insect nectar source, 1 LB $11.50 V1501 Buckwheat - (Fagopyrum esculentum) topsoil loosener and low fertility soil rejuvenator. 8oz $5.75 Stock # Product Name Description Price

This mix grows vigorously until killing frost, giving you a spring mulch needing very little to no preparation before planting. Ideal for cool season gardens. This mix will loosen topsoil while protecting from winter erosion and nutrient loss and suppress 1 LB $11.50 V1502 Garden Cover Up Mix (Cover Crop) weeds. The surface residue and root volume provides food for soil microorganisms to create more healthy soil. 8oz $5.75 We've collaborated with our grower in developing a cover crop seed mix specifically focused on building and improving your garden soil. 13 varieties each contribute their own unique advantages to this mix. We looked closely at what healthy, fertile and nd nutrient-rich soils have in common but were mostly missing in today’s garden soils. We found the missing link to be abundant mycorrhizal communities in the soil. Once you’ve improved the soil structure and increased the nutrients, then you need biology to get those nutrients to the plants in a form they can use. Mycorrhizal fungi are beneficial allies with plant roots, linking them to the needed nutrients that are out of reach of the fine roots. Mycorrhizae can extend the reach of the roots into 1 LB 12.25 V1517 Soil Builder Seed Mix (Cover Crop) the soil by several hundred times! 8oz $6.15 Cowpea Approx 60 seeds per pack Fagiolino is small bean, dolichos means "bean-eye" or bean with an eye, di Veneto is "from Veneto". Therefore this is a small bean with an eye from the Veneto region. Sweet, nutty flavor. Unusual growth habit: pods grow upright like antlers, which Fagiolino Dolico di Veneto Cowpea Seeds - facilitates picking. This very productive rare cowpea is in high demand and hard to find. Uses Harvest pods when very thin for V1038 (Vigna unguiculata) Days to Maturity:=65 days use as a snap bean, larger for dried use. $3.55

This little cowpea has a similar appearance to a tiny pinto bean with great flavor. A pretty little mixed-color cowpea with Mayo Speckled Cowpea Seeds - (Vigna shades of gray, gray-mottled, or orange and tan mottled. Originally from a Mayo village in the low desert of Los Capomos in V1444 unguiculata) Days to Maturity:=70-85 days the state of Sinaloa, Mexico. Not available commercially, they are very tasty and deserve to be better known in home gardens. $3.15 The Black-eyed Pea or Southern Pea has vigorous, high yielding plants that grow 24-40" tall and produces 7-9" pods. Wilt Black-eyed Pea/ Cowpea Seeds - (Vigna resistant, easy to grow and easy to cook. Thomas Jefferson wrote about growing Black-eyed Peas in the 1770’s. They are V1461 unguiculata) Days to Maturity:=60-78 Days considered a "lucky" food to eat on New Year's Day bringing prosperity to the New Year. $3.15 This cowpea produces pods in the shape of a pretzel or like a ram's horn. Vigorous twining vines are a plus for gardens with limited space. As easy to grow as standard beans and not bothered by bean beetles. Successful in high temperatures, drought and poor soils. Very productive in more favorable conditions. Great flavor. Uses Pick young green pods as snap beans, harvest Pretzel Bean Cowpea Seeds - (Vigna green peas as shelly beans or peas, and let pods dry for dry beans. The dried pods left on the stem can be used in flower V1039 unguiculata subsp.) Days to Maturity:=65 days arrangements and for holiday decorations. $4.25 Cucumber Approx 35 seeds per pack These tiny, 1" light-green fruits with darker mottling look like watermelons for a doll house. The flesh is white, crisp, and crunchy with a slight lemony tartness. The flavor is closer to a cucumber than a melon. This tiny treasure can match the crunch of pretzels and chips. An excellent conversation piece in the garden, or as an edible centerpiece at the table. The vine is Cucamelon/Mouse Melon Seeds - (Melothria attractive and productive enough for hanging baskets. Also known as the Mexican Sour Gherkin, mouse melon or Sandita•. One V1041 scabra) Days to Maturity:=80 days person described them as, Cucumber with a bit of watermelon rind and a squeeze of lemon juice." $4.00 Continually produces fruits for the entire season if kept picked, living up to its namesake. It does its job with great regularity, earning it a perennial spot in many home gardeners planting lists. Crisp cucumbers have an excellent sweet, mild flavor, color Everbearing Cucumber SMR58 Seeds - and crunch. Vigorous, disease resistant vines loaded with fruit all season. Smaller lengths “ about 4" have a sweeter flavor, V1042 (Cucumis sativus) Days to Maturity:=60 days while the larger ones are more robust for spicier relishes. $3.15 A Chinese heirloom, delicious, burp-less, not bitter, almost seedless flesh. Fruits grow to 15" long, thin, crisp and tender- exceptionally hardy, productive and fine-flavored even under adverse conditions. Trellis these to get straight fruits or leave on Suyo Long Cucumber Seeds - (Cucumis sativus) the ground for curved shaped fruits. Fruits are spiny when young, and become smoother at peak maturity. Fruits tend to curl on V1044 Days to Maturity:=60-65 days one end. Widely adapted, heat tolerant and sets early and often. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price Considered by many as the standard for home-made pickles, it always gives high yields of short, blocky, thin-skinned cucumbers with crisp, solid flesh perfect for pickling. Often described as an amazing producer giving almost a gallon of cucumbers per plant. The ideal size is between 2–6" to fit into standard pickle jars. If you miss a few, simply chop them for Boston Pickling Cucumber Seeds - (Cucumis relish as they stay mild and sweet when larger. First appeared around 1880 when it was listed by D.M. Ferry and Co. and Wood V1245 sativus) Days to Maturity:=50-60 days and Sons. $3.15 The Armenian is known as the Burp-less Cucumber. Light-green, heavily ribbed, 3-4 in diameter, best to harvest at 12-18" long, mild flavor, easily digested-skin, fluted slices, prolific producer. Fruits twists and turns on ground but hangs fairly straight from trellis. Tender skin never needs peeling and never bitter. Very good for a humid climate. Introduced from Armenia to Italy Armenian Pale Green Cucumber Seeds - in the 1400s. Regarded as one of the best slicing cucumbers. Also known as Armenian Burp-less Cucumber, Yard Long, Guta, V1370 (Cucumis melo) Days to Maturity:=50-75 days Snake or Serpent Cucumber. $3.15 A fine French heirloom cucumber that makes excellent pickles when picked small. Very reliable, early and productive cucumber with lots of tiny crisp fruits. Also known as Improved Bourbonne. Selected for the cooler northern climate of Paris Parisian Pickle Cucumber Seeds - (Cucumis since the late 1800s for gherkins, or small pickles. Introduced in the US around 1892 by James J. H. Gregory of Marblehead, V1371 sativus) Days to Maturity:=60 days Massachusetts. $3.15 An heirloom cucumber from Poona, India with delicious fruit that are at first cream or light green in color then turn light golden brown. The flesh is crisp, juicy, delicate and very different from that of a conventional cucumber. Traditionally sold when skin is light-green, but flavor is best and sweetest when skin is just turning brown. Very heavy producer and trellising Poona Kheera Cucumber Seeds - (Cucumis makes it easier to find fruit. Needs some space to spread out, not suited for square foot gardening or very small gardens unless V1433 sativus) Days to Maturity:=50-60 days planted along a fence or trellised up a wall. $3.15

These small 3" oval fruits are about the size of a small apple with a creamy pale greenish-white color and mild, almost slightly Crystal Apple Cucumber Seeds - (Cucumis sweet flavor with a crisp texture and no bitter aftertaste. Resembling Granny Smith apples, they are often tender enough to eat V1482 sativus) Days to Maturity:=65 days skin and all. Similar in appearance to, but unlike, the True Lemon Cucumber. This is lighter in both color and flavor. $3.15 Lemon-like in color, size and shape, the True Lemon Cucumber's white flesh is sweet with a superb crunch. They start producing a little later than other cucumbers, but keep producing after everything else has quit. Neither flesh nor skin is bitter True Lemon Cucumber Seeds - (Cucumis and it is a versatile cucumber. Very popular with chefs and gardeners who know them. Introduced from Australian markets in V1045 sativus) Days to Maturity:=58-70 days Samuel Wilson's 1894 catalog (Mechanicsburg, PA). $3.15 Eggplant Approx 50 seeds per pack Rosa Bianca Eggplant Seeds - (Solanum A beautiful, round Italian heirloom variety with stunning, plump, tear-drop- shaped designer fruits with rosy lavender skin and melongena var. esculentum) Days to alabaster flesh. The meaty and firm yet tender flesh has a delicate mild flavor, creamy consistency with no bitterness. Beautiful V1047 Maturity:=70-90 days both in the garden and in the kitchen. Has almost disappeared from the market. $3.15 Black Beauty Eggplant Seeds - (Solanum This classic beauty eggplant is the standard by which all other large eggplants are measured. Bushy spreading 24-30" tall plants melongena var. esculentum) Days to with 4-6" purplish black smooth oval fruits, blunt and broad at blossom end, retains color well, 1-3 lbs. High quality, fine V1372 Maturity:=72-85 days flavor, yields well in the North if the season is long. $3.15 Long Purple Italian Eggplant Seeds - (Solanum A very productive long dark purple club shaped Italian eggplant from the 1850's. Looks like a purple zucchini. Fruits are 8-10" melongena var. esculentum ) Days to long and 2 1/2" in diameter with very tender and flavorful yet firm mild flesh. It has a milder, more delicate flavor than other V1269 Maturity:=70-80 days eggplant, with four or more fruit per plant. $3.15 Kale & Kohlrabi Kale Approx 200 seeds per pack Kohlrabi Approx 100 seeds per pack This uncommon, old European variety, is quite different from either of the more common curly and Tuscan varieties. The base color is a blue-green with brighter purple accents, and the leaves are flatter than other types, with long, frilled edges. Cold Red Ursa Kale Seeds - (Brassica napus) Days to hardy, it can be picked continually until early winter. Looks beautiful in the garden and has wonderful flavor as well as being V1480 Maturity:=55- 65 days very nutritious. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price

This Italian heirloom kale is widely acknowledged as one of the most beautiful, it is an 'open' kale from the early 18th century in Tuscany. It is probably the same variety described in 1885 by the famous French seedhouse Vilmorin-Andrieux as Cavolo Nero or Tuscan Black Palm. It is also known as Nero di Toscana and Dinosaur kale.Lacinato Kale produces dark blue-green Lacinato Kale Seeds - (Brassica oleracea) Days strap-like, heavily savoyed or blistered leaves - 3" wide x 10" long - that look almost black at a distance. Flavor is sweet and V1259 to Maturity:=60-90 days mild and enhanced by frost, extremely winter hardy yet this variety is very tolerant of both heat and cold. $3.15 Vates Blue Curled Kale Seeds - (Brassica Scotch type kale that is slow bolting with finely curled blue-green leaves. Low growing variety with short stems, 12-16" tall V1260 oleracea) Days to Maturity:=50-80 days with 24" heads. Very hardy in heat and cold. Sow early spring or mid summer, long production times. $3.15

Old European variety, that is quite different from either of the more common curly and Tuscan varieties. The base color is a Red Russian Kale Seeds - (Brassica napus var. blue-green with brighter purple accents, and the leaves are flatter than other types, with long, frilled edges. Cold hardy, it can V1052 pabularia) Days to Maturity:=50-65 days be picked continually until early winter. Looks beautiful in the garden and has wonderful flavor as well as being very nutritious. $3.15 Early dwarf heirloom kohlrabi with short tops and medium stems. Bulbs have crisp, white, tender flesh that is best when 2 ½ in diameter. Harvest it young, when it tastes somewhat like a globe artichoke. A small biennial plant with slender leaf stalks that Early White Vienna Kohlrabi Seeds - (Brassica are widely spaced on a rounded, turnip-like stem situated above the ground. Kohlrabi is a cool season crop, so plant early in V1053 oleracea) Days to Maturity:=50-65 days Spring or later in the Summer for a great Fall taste. $3.15 Lettuce & Greens Approx 200 seeds per pack Corn Salad/Lambs Lettuce/Mache Seeds - (Valerianella locusta) Days to Maturity:=45-60 A small plant with a rosette of rounded leaves with a unique, nutty, delicate, buttery flavor. Quick growing, sow in early spring V1055 days or late fall. It grows like spinach for early-season gourmet greens. Harvest any time, even after plants go to seed. Never bitter. $3.15

This lettuce has thick, juicy leaves folded into crisp, tender heads. More compact with dark green reddish-tinged 4 1/2" rosette Buttercrunch Bibb Lettuce Seeds - (Latuca heads. Wonderful, buttery flavor. Heat resistant, slow to bolt, remains sweet even after going to seed. One of the highest quality V1057 sativa) Days to Maturity:=50-75 days bibb varieties available. Originally breed by Cornell University and was the winner of the All American Selection in 1963. $3.15 A unique selection of 15 fast-maturing lettuces especially chosen to balance leaf shapes and colors. Perfect choice for kitchen Glorious Greens Lettuce Seed Mix - (Lactuca gardens and farmer's market sales as a gourmet lettuce mix. For a longer harvest season, do a succession planting every 2-3 V1061 sativa) Days to Maturity:=45-65 days weeks. This will keep a fresh supply of greens growing for you! $3.15 A blend of Lettuces, Arugula, Red Russian Kale, Mizuna Mustard, Tatsoi Mustard, Endive and Radicchio seeds. Fine for Sweet & Spicy Greens Seed Mix Days to spring planting and especially good for late summer planting. Choice hand-picked blend for home gardeners. For a longer V1067 Maturity:=45-60 days harvest season, do a succession planting every 2-3 weeks. $3.15

Green Salad Bowl Lettuce Seeds - (Lactuca Large, fast-growing rosettes of sweet, bright green wavy, deep-notched crisp leaves. A loose head cut and come again• type. V1069 sativa) Days to Maturity:=45-68 days Never bitter, slow to bolt, long harvest. A staple for home and market growers. An All American Selection winner in 1952. $3.15 Crisp, mild, wonderful wild green somewhere between a butter lettuce and spinach that makes a wonderful addition to mesclun Miner's Lettuce Seeds - (Claytonia perfoliata) mixes, salads and sandwiches. Leaves are small yet abundant and easy to pick. Hardy, prefers moist soils. Commonly referred V1207 Days to Maturity:=40 days to as winter purslane in Europe. $3.15 Firm rosettes of tender, sweet, light-green, deeply lobed leaves. As outer leaves are picked, plants produce more inner leaves. Oak Leaf Lettuce Seeds - (Lactuca sativa) Days Resists heat and bolting, long standing, never bitter with a fine flavor even late in summer. First introduced in 1771 by V1208 to Maturity:=38-60 days Vilmorin Seeds in France. $3.15

Saint Anne's Slow-Bolting Lettuce Seeds - A rare short Romaine type butterhead with slightly crunchy light green leaves. Slowest to bolt butterhead with a great taste, V1209 (Lactuca sativa) Days to Maturity:=58 Days crispness and holding ability. Good heat tolerance with a field life of 4-5 weeks. It is best used as a cut and come again lettuce. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price A gorgeous, eye-catching variety deserving a spot in your garden. The colorful leaves start out green then mature into a deep red-bronze. Salads and sandwiches are better with the sweet, tart, flavorful crunch of the leaves. Red Romaine was one of the test lettuces grown on the International Space Station from seed for the 2014 Veg-01 experiment on growing food in space. The Red Romaine Lettuce Seeds - (Lactuca sativa) heads are thick enough to grill if allowed to form, but are great as a cut-and-come-again. Works great in little spaces in the V1514 Days to Maturity:=66-70 days garden and containers that don’t have much depth. $3.15 A custom blend of red and green leaf lettuces. This 50/50 mixture includes Red Oak Leaf, Red and Green Salad Bowl, along with Black Seeded Simpson. These delicious mini greens are usually harvested somewhere in between a sprout and true baby leaf lettuce. Highly in demand by chefs and high end restaurants, our mini greens mix is perfect for an extremely fast maturing Mini Greens Lettuce Seed Mix Days to harvest of attractive, delicately flavored greens that can also be allowed to mature to their full size if desired. Succession plant V1489 Maturity:=15-40 days every 10 days for a continuous harvest of these tiny greens. $3.15 Beautiful and delicious lettuce with tender sweet heavily crinkled leaves that change from green at the base to a striking cranberry-red at the tops. Loose heads are 8-12" in diameter. harvested somewhere in between a sprout and true baby leaf lettuce. Highly in demand by chefs and high end restaurants, our mini greens mix is perfect for an extremely fast maturing Marvel of Four Seasons Lettuce Seeds - (Latuca harvest of attractive, delicately flavored greens that can also be allowed to mature to their full size if desired. Succession plant V1420 sativa) Days to Maturity:=60 days every 10 days for a continuous harvest of these tiny greens. $3.15 Medium green triangular leaves that form a loose upright head with a pleasant flavor. This heat tolerant variety is less prone to Amish Deer Tongue Lettuce Seeds - (Latuca bolting in warmer weather and is tolerant to different climates. Valued by the Amish for its ruggedness and high production, V1421 sativa) Days to Maturity:=45 - 55 days dates back to the 1840's. Very popular with heirloom growers, market gardeners and chef's growers. $3.15

A refined Dark Boston type lettuce with 4-5" tightly wrapped heads with bright green leaves, a pale yellow heart that is sweet and crunchy with a superb flavor described as nutty with a reserved sweetness. Heat tolerant conical heads can be planted 6 Little Gem Lettuce Seeds - (Lactuca sativa) inches apart for more production in smaller gardens. This is a midget lettuce often described as of a combination of a Butter V1374 Days to Maturity:=45-50 days and Romaine lettuce. The perfect salad for two, simply cut in half and drizzle with a vinaigrette of your choice. $3.15 A beautiful tender heat and sun tolerant romaine lettuce with green leaves splashed with red. This heirloom lettuce variety dates back to Austria in 1793. The Austrian description is close to "trout lettuce", describing it's speckled coloration. Also known as Freckles Lettuce Seeds - (Lactuca sativa) Days Flashy Troutback lettuce. Thrives in warm climates with fertile soil and moderate rain or irrigation. Because of its sun and heat V1375 to Maturity:=55-70 days tolerance, this slow-bolting variety is a great choice for warmer gardens in the summer. $3.15

Terroir Seeds Romaine Lettuce Seed Blend - A custom blend of Red Romaine, Freckles, and Jericho romaine lettuces. A great way to have different colors, shapes and V1378 (Lactuca sativa) Days to Maturity:=50-85 days flavors in your salad! $3.15 Large loose frilly light-green lightly crumpled leaves on crisp textured loose heads with a delicate flavor. Large upright plants are very early maturing and adaptable. Slow to bolt, stands heat and drough well, stays sweet and tender longer than many other Black-Seeded Simpson Lettuce Seeds - (Lactuca lettuces. Also known as Best of All or Simpson lettuce. A great cut and come again lettuce for the home gardener. Introduced V1314 sativa) Days to Maturity:=40-65 Days around 1850. $3.15 Our Gourmet Lettuce Blend is some of our favorite, head, leaf and romaine lettuces. A great surprise in your garden, this blend Gourmet Lettuce Seed Blend - (Lactuca sativa) is great when you can't make up your mind which lettuce to grow. Succession planting will keep your salad bowl full all season V1248 Days to Maturity:=45-65 days long! $3.15 Slightly savoyed, bright green slightly crumpled leaves with a sweet, delicate flavor, on compact heads. One head makes a salad for two. Beautiful in small pots, window boxes, hanging baskets and planted under trees. Grows well planted close together in Tom Thumb Lettuce Seeds - (Lactuca sativa) small spaces. Dates from 1830's one of the oldest American lettuce still grown. From the 1888 RH Allen Seed Co- "Very dwarf, V1071 Days to Maturity:=50-70 days but an abundant yield. Fine quality with heads about 9 inches." $3.15 Melon Approx 25 seeds per pack A drought-tolerant annual whose fruits are peach-sized and colored, and mango-like in flavor and texture. Often mistaken for Vine Peach / Mango Melon Seeds - (Cucumis their kissing cousins, the inedible Queen Anne's Pocket Melon a couple of vine peaches in a bowl will perfume the room with V1190 melo var.chito) Days to Maturity:=80-90 days their namesake scent peaches and mangoes. Easy to grow, very productive, vigorous, pest-resistant vines. $3.35 Stock # Product Name Description Price Reliably sweet, this green rind with succulent orange fleshed melon is a stabilized cross of a Kansas melon and Jenny Lind melon. Melons weighs 3 - 4 lbs. and does well in cool as well as warm areas. A truly succulent melon that stands out in today's supermarket bland melons. The name Green Machine is reflective of the plants high-output of melons. It is also known as the Green Machine Melon Seeds - (Cucumis melo) Ice Cream melon because it is a perfect size for a scoop of ice cream. The plants are very compact, making it an excellent V1211 Days to Maturity:=80-85 days choice for smaller gardens. $3.15 Prescott Fond Blanc Melon Seeds - (Cucumis Flattened, ribbed true French heirloom cantaloupe with warts and bumps, 4-9 lbs, grey-green rind ripens to straw color with melo var. cantalupensis ) Days to Maturity:=85- salmon-orange flesh. Excellent flavor and fragrance, good yield, drought and wilt resistant. Keeps producing with an average of V1237 95 days four melons per plant. Best flavor is produced in dry weather. Mentioned in 1860s but is likely much older. $3.15 These golden beauties have a wrinkled rind that matures to a golden color, with white aromatic flesh. Produces melons that are Casaba Golden Beauty Melon Seeds - (Cucumis 7-8 lbs. Great for home gardeners and small markets, an excellent shipper and will keep for months. Specifically adapted to hot V1273 melo) Days to Maturity:=104-120 days dry climates, especially Arizona and southern California. This melon was first introduced in the 1920's. $3.15 A very early maturing, unique sweetly flavored muskmelon that can produce two crops in a season- excellent for Northern Minnesota Midget Melon Seeds - (Cucumis gardeners. Perfect for smaller gardens or containers with compact 3' vines and large crops of 4" melons with thick meaty gold- melo var. reticulatus) Days to Maturity:60-75 yellow flesh having a high sugar content that is edible to the rind. Very high quality melon with fine dense netting. Developed V1381 days by the University of Minnesota in 1948. Resistant to fusarium wilt. $3.15 A highly recommended melon for smaller gardens or container gardening as it grows small 2 ft plants and produces small and tasty melons in a very compact space. This bush-type honeydew is known as the in taste and production of the small melons. Oliver's Pearl Cluster Melon Seeds - (Cucumis Bred by Park Seed Company in the 1950's and subsequently dropped in the late 1970's to early 1980's as hybrid melons became V1430 melo) Days to Maturity:=90 days more popular. With its flavor, size and productivity, it deserves to be better known! $3.15 Superior, 3 - 4 lb. melons with thick, sweet, salmon-colored flesh. Vigorous, disease resistant plants set large numbers of fruits, Honey Rock Melon Seeds - (Cucumis melo) 5 - 7 melons per plant or more. Does well in northern U.S. and southern Canada. Also known as Sugar Rock melon. It was the V1075 Days to Maturity:=80 days 1933 All American Selections winner. $3.15 A true French heirloom cantaloupe from the Poitou-Charentes region of western France, this is the melon to fall in love with, or over. Mostly smooth-skinned but can have some netting, the fruits are petite, 2 – 3 lbs and about the size of a large grapefruit – perfect for sharing! Its hard, grey-green skin has distinct vertical green ribbing protecting dense, succulent, salmon-orange flesh Charentais Melon Seeds - (Cucumis melo var. that is almost unbelievably sweet and aromatic. Vines are compact and well-kept, perfect for the smaller garden and do well on V1526 cantalupensis) Days to Maturity:=75-90 days a trellis. $3.15 Mustard Approx 200 seeds per pack Flavor That Pops Japanese mustard with large thick tender deep purple-red savoyed leaves with white midribs with a strong Red Giant Mustard Seeds - (Brassica juncea) mustard flavor. Excellent for salads with a unique and spicy flavor different than other mustard's. Pick young for milder flavor. V1244 Days to Maturity:=30 days Use like spinach or chard to mix with lettuce. $3.15 Mizuna is a hardy annual that produces 8-15" high slender white stalks topped with rosettes of thick, deeply-cut green leaves. A Mizuna Mustard Seeds - (Brassica rapa) Days wonderful "cut-and-come-again" variety. This Japanese heirloom is a cool-season crop and should be started in early spring or V1282 to Maturity:=40 days late summer. Slow to bolt, extending the season nicely for both short and long growing climates. $3.15 Very cold tolerant and prolific, tatsoi leaves are crunchy and tender with a mild mustard flavor and tangy, peppery notes adding Tatsoi Mustard Seeds - (Brassica rapa) Days to interest to cool-weather salads. The spoon-shaped leaves with crisp stalks are visually intriguing, making it friendly in a V1283 Maturity:=21-45 days number of cuisines and dishes. Botanically it’s related to Chinese cabbage, but like the offbeat, cool cousin. $3.15 Okra Approx 100 seeds per pack With its distinctive long curved fruits grow on 8-14' plants. Pods can grown as long as 10-14" but are most tender when 8-10" long. The name cow horn comes from the curvature of the ends of the fruit. Classic okra as it used to be - long, tall and tasty! Cow Horn Okra Seeds - (Abelmoschus Heirloom okra is much taller and the pods are longer than those of today, with a flavor to match their looks. Tall vigorous V1262 esculentus) Days to Maturity:=55-60 days plants have heavy production. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price One of the most classic and popular okras, 4-5" tall plants produce high yields of spineless medium green pods early in the Clemson Spineless Okra Seeds - (Abelmoschus season. Improved by Clemson University from their 1939 All American Selection winner Clemson Spineless for spineless V1263 esculentus) Days to Maturity:=52-55 days qualities and better production. Pods have the best flavor and texture when harvested at 3-4" long. $3.15 Louisiana Short Pod Okra Seeds - Stocky branching plants, approximately 48" tall with short fat green pods. A Louisiana heirloom that is perfect fresh or in (Abelmoschus esculentus) Days to gumbos This later maturing variety is perfect for longer growing seasons and will produce well until a hard frost. Regular V1456 Maturity:=85 days harvesting will encourage continued growth of pods. $3.15 This beautiful okra has green leaves on 4' plants with burgundy pods, stems, branches and leaf ribs. The 6 - 8" pods stay tender longer than most. A reliable and productive variety, even in less than ideal conditions. Developed at Clemson University after Red Burgundy Okra Seeds - (Abelmoschus eight years of selection. Delicious, burgundy fruits turn green when cooked. Fabulous plant for edible landscaping - and the V1078 esculentus) Days to Maturity:=49-65 days dried pods are knockouts! $3.15 Onion & Leek Approx 500 seeds per pack Also called Sakata's Evergreen Hardy, Japanese Bunching or Nebuka Onion, produces tender and mild white-fleshed clusters of 4 - 9 long slender silvery stalks that are 12 - 14 inches long. This non-bulbing, green bunching type of onion or scallion is very Evergreen Bunching Onion - (Allium hardy, overwinters well and is slow to bolt. Disease resistant. The leek-like stalk divides continuously and the white outer skin V1406 fistulosum) Days to Maturity:=60 - 120 days means no stripping for market. $3.35

Scottish heirloom leek introduced in the 1830s near Edinburgh, Scotland with delicious, sweet, subtle onion flavor. Treasured American Flag Leek/Giant Musselburg Seeds - in Europe for centuries and gaining popularity in America as it's flavor is discovered. Very winter-hardy plants with blue-green (Allium ampeloprasum) Days to Maturity:=120- white stalks 7-10" long and 1 1/2" in diameter. Standard variety for home and market gardeners as it grows very uniformly. V1251 155 days They withstand cold temperatures remarkably well and have become an important winter vegetable. $3.15 Bunching onion with dark green leaves with white stalks grow 20-22" long. Highly resistant to hot weather but is fairly cold Tokyo Long White Onion (Bunching) - (Allium resistant also. Excellent for fall and summer bunching, not for winter. Plant early spring and early summer for continuous V1253 fistulosum) Days to Maturity:=65 - 95 days yields. $3.35 May be the world's best-tasting onion. Seeds were brought back from Corsica to the Walla Walla Valley around 1900. Sweet, mild, juicy and delicious as a raw salad onion, this Spanish type is in a class all of its own. This sweet onion was developed over several generations through the process of carefully hand selecting onions from each year's crop, ensuring exceptional Walla Walla Onion - (Allium cepa) Days to sweetness, jumbo size, and round shape of this traditional Washington sweet onion. Light brown skin, white flesh with a very V1213 Maturity:=Spring (120 days) or fall (300 days) mild and sweet flavor. A very cold hardy northern, long day rival to the Vidalia. Hardy to -10ºF. $3.35 Deep globe up to 6" in diameter and up to 2lbs. each. Shiny straw brown skin with white medium firm flesh is a heavy producer. Well adapted to the Western United States, and similar climates. This sweet onion is very popular for slicing and Yellow Sweet Spanish Utah Onion - (Allium eating raw because of its mild sweet taste and is delicious baked, sauted, or fried. Named the state vegetable in the 2002 V1214 cepa) Days to Maturity:=110-130 days General Session of the Utah State Legislature. $3.35 Other Miscellaneous Stout 3' plants produce medium to large yields of very plump seeds with pale pink to cream seed-heads . With its large seed- heads and broad leaves it looks something like a cross between sorghum and spinach. It is an annual, broad-leaved and grows Apellewa Quinoa Seeds - (Chenopodium from 3 - 6 ft tall with seeds in sprays at the top. Very cold and drought hardy, yet tolerates higher temperatures and poor soils. quinoa) Approx 125 seeds per pack Days to Highly productive, it is an ideal grain crop for the home gardener. Seeds are ready to harvest when the leaves have dropped and V1483 Maturity:=80-100 days you can barely dent the seeds with your fingernail. $3.15 Aunt Molly's Ground Cherry - (Physalis Small, golden fruits with papery husks (like tomatillos) and a sweet-tart, slightly citrus flavor, ripen a golden-orange and store pruinosa) Approx 50 seeds per pack Days to up to 3 months in their husks. Great in hot desserts, even over ice cream. Harvest the ripe ones straight off the ground and graze V1206 Maturity=70 days in the garden. Originally from Poland. This unique variety is on Slow Food USA Ark of Taste. $3.35 Stock # Product Name Description Price

Broadleaf Batavian Endive - (Cichorium Resembles a lettuce head, an old variety dating back to the 1860's. The wide, curling leaves form around a 10-12" tightly endivia) Approx 200 seeds per pack Days to packed head with a well blanched, creamy heart. The heart will blanch to a creamy white while allowing an on-going harvest of V1442 Maturity=85-90 days the outer leaves. For the most tender and flavorful leaves, plant either early or late in the season to avoid the hot season. $3.15 Edible Chrysanthemum Seeds - (Chrysanthemum coronarium) Approx 45 seeds Yellow daisy flowers and tangy, nutritious leaves are used as flavoring and as greens, and the florets as a garnish. Also known V1297 per pack Days to Maturity:=35-80 days as Shabu Shabu, Broadleaf, Shungiku and Chop-Suey Greens this is an easily grown addition to the garden. $3.15 Frisee Endive - (Cichorium endivia var. crispa) Approx 200 seeds per pack Days to Rich in many vitamins and minerals, especially in folate and vitamins A and K, and is high in fiber. It has finely cut and narrow V1280 Maturity=60 days lacy leaves and is used extensively in gourmet salad blends for its texture, appearance and unique nutty flavor. $3.15 Garden Cress Seeds - (Lepidium sativum) Cool-season salads, soups, and egg-salad sandwiches get a tangy, peppery boost from garden cress, also called pepper-grass or Approx 150 seeds per pack Days to halim. This fast-growing annual herb is related to watercress and mustard, sharing their peppery, tangy flavor and aroma. Grow V1445 Maturity:=30 - 40 days it like sprouts for the shoots, or in a container or garden bed for the mature leaves and stems. $3.15 If you’ve ever wondered why pies in the South or those from small farming towns across Kansas or Nebraska taste so amazing, Garden Huckleberry Seeds - (Solanum this just might be their secret! Garden huckleberries have been used for several generations for their tartness and flavor melanocerasum) Approx 50 seeds per pack enhancing qualities in baking and desserts. Fast-growing, compact plants, usually growing up to 3 feet tall with huge yields of V1527 Days to Maturity:=75-80 days dark purple-black berries all summer long. $3.15 Flax is both a fiber and a seed plant that has been grown since long before ancient Egyptian times. Flax grows about 4 ft tall on slender stems with long slender leaves. Flowers are almost always a shade of pale blue, occasionally white or bright red and Golden Flax Seeds - (Linum usitatissimum) each contain several seedpods. Will grow about anywhere in the US in a range of soils and climates. Prefers full sun and deep, V1412 Approx 200 seeds per pack fertile, well-drained soil for best productivity. $3.15 Green Leaf French Purslane Seeds - (Portulaca oleracea sativa) Approx 200 seeds per pack Purslane has thick red succulent stems and fleshy leaves with small yellow flowers. A related plant with similar culinary uses is V1315 Days to Maturity:=45-60 days the North American Miner's Lettuce. $3.15 A baby type that is fast-growing, with vigorous, 7"- 8" plants of deep-green leaves, succulent and crunchy with a mild, Pak Choi (White Stem) - (Brassica rapa v. mustardy flavor. One of the most used vegetables in various Oriental dishes due to its excellent flavor, texture and size. chinensis) Approx 200 seeds per pack Days to Harvested young, the plants can be cooked whole or halved. Even older stalks are tender enough to eat raw or lightly cooked, V1023 Maturity=45 days stir-fried, steamed, sauteed or in salads. Suitable for spring, summer and fall planting. $3.15 Pearl Millet - (Pennisetum glaucum) Pearl millet has the largest seed heads and is the most widely grown type of millet for human food, having been grown in Africa Approx 250 seeds per pack Days to and India since prehistoric times. Its deep root system makes it well adapted to drought conditions with low soil fertility and V1484 Maturity:=120 days high temperatures. It also grows well in soils with high salinity or low pH. $3.35

Also called Cape gooseberry, Inca berry, Aztec berry or Peruvian ground cherry is originally from high-altitude, tropical South Poha Ground Cherry - (Physalis peruviana) America and is closely related to the tomatillo. With a flavor described as a sweet cherry tomato crossed with mango and Approx 50 seeds per pack Days to Maturity=70 pineapple while looking like an orange grape inside a paper lantern, it is a very tasty flavoring with many desserts and makes a V1408 days great tropical substitute for apricot jam. Poha is eaten fresh from the garden, made into jam or canned with syrup. $3.35 Radicchio di Treviso Rossa - (Cichorium Famous and much-loved radicchio from Treviso, Italy just north of Venice.It forms long slender green leaves in summer that intybus) Approx 200 seeds per pack Days to turn deep-red with white veins in cooler weather. This non-heading variety is crisp yet tender having a tart with a pleasingly V1419 Maturity=80 - 110 days slight bitter undertone. Can be overwintered for spring harvests. $3.15 Red Garnet Amaranth Seeds - (Amaranthus Deep red, spoon-shaped to oval leaves. Stunning magenta flower spikes are harvested for grain and young leaves are used as a hybridus) Approx 150 seeds per pack Days to cooking green, similar to spinach. Plants grow from 4-8' tall, depending on soil quality. A popular choice A popular choice for V1454 Maturity=50-120 days sprouting, micro-greens, or in salad mix. $3.15 An unusual plant whose roots and leaves are eaten as a vegetable. Possibly originating in the Mediterranean, it is a member of Salsify (Oyster Plant) - (Tragopogon porrifolius) the sunflower family. The roots store their carbohydrates as inulin instead of starch, which turns to fructose instead of glucose V1436 Approx 50 seeds per pack during digestion. This is ideal for diabetics as it reduces their glucose load. $3.35 Stock # Product Name Description Price Spicy Greens Seed Mix A perfect mix of greens for use in your favorite salad, sandwich, stir-frys or eggs. Harvest the young sprouts, shoots and leaves Approx 200 seeds per pack Days to for a different taste treat or let mature and enjoy the stronger flavors they offer. A tasty mix of Tatsoi, Mizuna, Arugula, Red V1447 Maturity:=75 - 80 days Russian Kale seeds. $3.15

UC 72 Asparagus Seeds - (Asparagus Mary Washington UC 72 or Mary's Granddaughter was developed at UC Davis for better production and tolerance to Fusarium V1434 officinalis) Approx 50 seeds per pack Wilt. Also tolerates heat and drought better than other varieties. Yields heavy dark green spears with with fairly compact heads. $3.35 Pea Pea Approx 100 seeds per pack Cowpea Approx 60 seeds per pack Oregon Giant Sugar Pod Snow Pea Seeds - Sweetest and largest pods of the snow pea type. Dark green, unusually large pods and peas remain sweet and tender longer than (Pisum sativum var. sativum) Days to most other varieties. Beautiful white flowered vines grow to 30" without support. Resistant to powdery mildew, pea enation V1195 Maturity:=70 days mosaic virus, and fusarium. Bred by Dr. James Baggett of Oregon State University. $3.35 Alaska Pea - Earliest Pea The when introduced into the American market. Interestingly, the original variety has died out in Alaska Pea Seeds - (Pisum sativum) Days to Britain, but has continued to be extremely popular here in the States. Heavy yields of round straight pale green pods with small V1255 Maturity:=50-60 days smooth skinned peas. Plants grows to about 3' tall. and does well in cool soils. $3.15 "Melting sugar" really does describe this beautiful edible mammoth snow pea. Large, sweet and tender, this delicious snow pea Mammoth Melting Sugar Pea Seeds - (Pisum has held a place in home gardens for many years. Large pods grow 4-5" long on on 5' tall wilt resistant vines and bear heavily V1279 sativum) Days to Maturity:=65-75 days all season. $3.15 Sugar Ann Snap Pea Seeds - (Pisum sativum) This pea has 24 - 30” vines that need no support, medium green 2 - 3” round blunt pods with 7 peas per pod. Similar to the V1347 Days to Maturity:=52-75 days Sugar Snap pea but 14 days earlier. These sweet pods freeze well. $3.35 One of the earliest, dwarf edible sugar pod peas around. Popular for the colorful blossoms, shoots and leaves as well as its prolific crop of curved small snow pea pods that average 2 1/2 to 3" long. Plants are short 28 to 36" tall and very often don’t need staking, making this an excellent choice for a smaller or container garden. The flowers are very attractive and resemble Dwarf Sugar Pea Seeds - (Pisum sativum) Days sweet peas with clusters of flat, fleshy, curved, semi-pointed pods growing at the tops of the plants for easy picking. Fusarium V1467 to Maturity:=57-75 days Awilt vigorous resistant. bushy dwarf plant 15 - 20" tall that was introduced in 1900 as Sutton's Little Marvel by Sutton and Sons of $3.15 Reading, England and first sold in the US in 1908. Heavy producer of fine quality 3" pods each having 6 - 9 memorably sweet peas per pod over an extended season. Also known as Improved American Wonder or Extra Early Little Marvel. Little Marvel Pea Seeds - (Pisum sativum var. This old dependable variety is what home gardens used to count on for their peas. Excellent fresh table quality and also very V1422 sativum) Days to Maturity:=58 - 64 days good for freezing. Holds very well on the vine and stays sweet even when fully mature. $3.15 Pepper Hot Approx 25 seeds per pack A Hungarian heirloom pepper brought to Beaver Dam, Wisconsin in 1912 by the Joe Hussli family. Tapered fruits are crunchy Beaver Dam Hot Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum and mildly hot when seeded. They mature from lime-green to deep red. The peppers have an excellent flavor and are sturdy V1088 annuum) Days to Maturity:=80 days enough to lend themselves to stuffing as well as eating raw, pickling, fresh or canned salsas or sauces. $3.55 Thin-skinned sweet frying pepper, the 2" long green fruits that may become spicy from Padron, Spain. Traditionally used for delicious snacks or "tapas" when young. Picked when the peppers are about the diameter of an olive, the pods are fried whole in Pimiento de Padron Hot Pepper Seeds - olive oil and sprinkled with sea salt. One in every few is spicy, so you never know when you'll get a surprise ("Spanish (Capsicum annuum) Days to Maturity:=55-85 Roulette"). Make sure to pick them small, as larger, more mature peppers are always hot. Superb on sandwiches, as salad V1092 days toppings, or to perk up other vegetables. $3.35 This thick-walled stuffing pepper is 4" x 2 1/2" at shoulder and turns from black-green to red-brown when ripe. Concentrated fruit set on beautiful 2-3' tall plants. Known as the Poblano pepper when fresh and Ancho pepper when dried. When dried, the Poblano/Ancho Hot Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum distinctive, earthy flavor and aroma are the substance of a memorable chile powder. A favorite in Mexican cuisine, used in V1095 annuum) Days to Maturity:=75 days sauces, stews and of course for stuffing. $3.35 Fairly sweet, only slightly spicy, this pepper is a good producer. It is the most dependably mild, large stuffing pepper. Broad Anaheim Hot Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum shouldered thick fleshed fruits that taper to a blunt, rounded tip and ripen from dark green to a true red. Classic chile for chile V1096 annuum) Days to Maturity:=70-90 days rellenos. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price This Milanese strain of an old Greek variety is unparalleled for purity and productivity. Large yields of thin 2 - 4"• long, lime- Pepperoncini Hot Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum green fruits stay sweet until late maturity. Harvest when green for fresh eating or for the legendary canned/pickled peppers used V1104 annuum) Days to Maturity:=62-75 days in pizzas, salads and sandwiches. Plant is excellent in cold climates with short seasons. $3.15 For those who love their chile heat with a citrus tang, this is the pepper to know and grow. Also called Aji Limon or Lemon Chile and very popular as a seasoning in Peru and across South America, it’s difficult to find elsewhere. Very highly productive - often growing 100 peppers each - these are robust, hardy and compact, growing 2 – 3 feet tall and covered with 2 1/2 inch Lemon Drop Hot Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum long fruit. The leaves are dark green and narrow, shading the lower plant well. Young fruit start out green and upright, V1238 chinense) Days to Maturity: 100 days becoming pendant as they ripen into their signature bright yellow color. $3.55 Cayenne Long Slim Hot Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum annuum) Days to Maturity:=70-75 Long, slender, wrinkled, very hot, thin-walled 5-6" long peppers ripen from dark-green to bright-red. These peppers are very V1284 days easy to dry. Bountiful production is perfect for pickles, canning, drying and using fresh for a bright, hot flavor in cooking. $3.15 These mildly hot, slightly sweet very distinctive slender 8-14"• peppers ripen from dark green to red then to brown. Fully ripe Pasilla Bajio Hot Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum they have a unique rich and full flavor. One of the key ingredients in mole, a signature Mexican holiday sauce from the V1285 annuum) Days to Maturity:=75-80 days Oaxaca region. Also known as Chile Negro, or Chilaca. $3.15 Serrano Tampiqueno Hot Pepper Seeds - Club shaped medium hot smooth peppers have medium thick walls and ripen from green to bright red. Classic fresh, market and (Capsicum annuum) Days to Maturity:=75-80 pickling pepper. Serrano Tampiqueno means "from the mountains", first grown in mountains around Puebla and Hidalgo, V1286 days Mexico. $3.15 The plants are short and bushy, not over 2' with a thin skinned 4-5" peppers with medium heat that subsides quickly. The veins Concho Hot Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum annuum) and ribs are extremely hot. The Concho pepper is a very unique and little known chile from Concho, AZ. It is a It is a New V1308 Days to Maturity:=80-90 days Mexican type, similar to the land-race varieties Chimayo or Espanola. $4.00 Sausage-shaped, blunt-ended peppers have thick walls, they are 3 1/2 long and 1 1/2" thick that ripen from a dark green to a Jalapeno M Hot Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum brick red, with the flavor deepening as it turns color. Plants are upright, dark green with good leaf cover and grow 26 - 36" tall. V1414 annuum) Days to Maturity:=72 - 75 days Fruits are pendant. $3.15 A triangular, conical shaped pepper about 4" long and 1 - 1 1/2" wide at the shoulders, tapering to a pointed tip. The skin is Chile de Agua Hot Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum shiny, smooth and slightly wavy with a moderately thick flesh which is spicy and very flavorful, while the ribs are much hotter. V1460 annuum) Days to Maturity:=75-85 days The chiles grow erect or pointing upwards and can be prolific in the right conditions. $4.25 These highly prolific peppers have a surprising heat level that comes on immediately and lasts longer than expected. The 2" Tabasco Hot Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum long peppers grow upright on bushes, ripening from yellow through orange to a bright fire-engine red. They are the only V1490 frutescens) Days to Maturity:=90 days frutescens variety known with “juicy” fruits, not dry on the inside like all others, perfectly suited to fermenting! $3.15 Espelette/ Basque Hot Pepper Seeds - The treasured chile of the Basque country, known for its robust and slightly smoky flavor. Some chiles are given treasured (Capsicum annuum) Days to Maturity:=80-90 status, where they are celebrated in art, the kitchen, and festivals. The The Espelette Pepper has become a cultural and culinary V1360 days icon in the Basque country where it has gained controlled-name status. $4.00 Medium-hot with a rich, robust, earthy, slightly smoky-sweet flavor that lasts on the tongue, chilhuacle rojo is a foundational ingredient in authentic Oaxacan dishes like mole coloradito. Pods are thin-walled and broad-shouldered, growing 1 ½ inches Chilhuacle Rojo Hot Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum across and 2-3 inches long on short, sturdy plants about 2 feet tall. They can vary in shape from almost bell pepper to broad- V1524 Annuum) Days to Maturity:=70-80 days shouldered and tapered. $4.00 Pepper Sweet Approx 25 seeds per pack A very early bell pepper with uniform ripening that turns from green to bright scarlet red that is both sweet and a little spicy. A prolific producer, great fresh or stuffed. Indentation on blossom end resembles a bull's nose. An heirloom pepper from India Bull Nose Sweet Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum around 1759, it was grown by Thomas Jefferson. Amelia Simmons refers to these peppers in her 1796 American Cookery (said V1101 annuum) Days to Maturity:=55-80 days to be the first American cookbook). $3.35 Jupiter Sweet Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum High yields of jumbo, 4-lobed, thick green walls that ripen to a deep red. Sweet fruits with a full pepper flavor that expresses V1103 annuum) Days to Maturity:=65-75 days well in pasta sauces and stir fries. Yields well until frost. Widely adapted. Tobacco Mosaic Virus tolerant. $3.35 Stock # Product Name Description Price A very early specialty pepper, 5" cone shaped fruits ripen a glossy, rich lipstick red. Dependably early, heavy yields even in Lipstick Sweet Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum cool summers. One of the most delicious and sweetest peppers on the market. This pepper has very few seeds. Excellent for V1105 annuum) Days to Maturity:=55-75 days salsa, salads, cooking, and roasting. Perfect for home gardens and market growers. $4.25

After nearly a century, this is still the standard by which all other bell peppers are judged, and widely considered the best in California Wonder Red Sweet Pepper Seeds - class. Since being introduced in 1928 the peppers are always well-formed with sweet-flavored, thick-fleshed fruits beginning (Capsicum annuum) Days to Maturity:=68-89 as glossy green, three- to four-lobed blocky globes that mature to a bright red. Pick either at the green, yellow-orange or red V1523 days stage for different flavors. Easily becomes the go-to staple for stuffing, chopping into salads, roasting, or grilling. $3.15

These prolific plants are upright growing 16 - 24" tall with fruit that is pendant about 6" long and 2" in diameter, tapering to a blunt point. The flesh is thick, sweet and mild with a waxy looking skin ripening from pale green to yellow to orange to red. Hungarian Sweet Wax Pepper Seeds - They are wonderful eaten out of hand in the garden during the summer and their sweetness comes through in pickling or V1465 (Capsicum annuum) Days to Maturity:=65 days freezing. The flavor deepens and becomes more sweetly complex as it ripens. Also known as Hungarian Stuffing Peppers. $3.15 These cherished heirloom peppers have a very slightly spicy, smoky yet sweet and fruity flavor from their slender, tapering, wrinkled 6 - 10" long pods that turn from bright green to a fire-engine red when they are ready for harvest. Plants are low Jimmy Nardello Sweet Pepper Seeds - growing, 24" tall and highly productive. This Italian frying pepper was brought from Ruoti, in the Basilicata region of southern (Capsicum annuum) Days to Maturity:=65-75 Italy by the family of Giuseppe and Angela Nardello in 1887, and grown here ever since. Their son Jimmy continued the V1353 days tradition and kept the treasured variety alive by saving seeds. $3.35 A treasured sweet Italian frying pepper, 3 - 4" long, turns from dark green to rich, crimson red. Joseph and Lucia Napolitano brought a handful of their beloved sweet pepper seeds to Melrose Park, IL in 1903 from their little community of Nocera Inferiore, just southeast of Naples, Italy. They've become the most anticipated and beloved sweet peppers each season for Italian-Americans in Melrose Park and their descendants. Versatile in all stages, when grown in rich soil it is sweet as candy Melrose Sweet Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum when red. Sweetness is present raw or cooked, and memorable when grilled. Plants are loaded with fruit to keep you supplied. V1106 annuum) Days to Maturity:=70 days Holds its own alone or can blend with other vegetables. $4.25 Cubanelle Sweet Pepper Seeds - (Capsicum This beloved Caribbean sweet frying pepper has also won both Italian and Spanish hearts and taste buds. Known as "Friarelli” V1520 annuum) Days to Maturity:=62-70 days in Naples, Italy and “Ají Cubanela” in Spain. With an unmistakable sweet flavor with just a hint more spice than typical bell $3.15 Pumpkin Approx 25 seeds per pack This peach colored French pumpkin is shaped like a wheel of cheese and covered with pebbly bumps and filled with firm, tender, very sweet bright orange flesh. First sold commercially in New York State in the mid-19th century, and now regaining it's popularity. Beautiful, ancient, 10-20 lb. variety sought in France and now here, for soups, gratins, purees, preserves, tarts or Galeux d'Eysines Pumpkin - (Cucurbita pies! Long keeper and very decorative for table centerpieces. The warts are caused by the high sugar content of the flesh V1112 maxima) Days to Maturity=95-100 days causing the skin to crack and grow the warts as a defensive mechanism. $3.35 Very rare in the US, but one of the most beautiful, unusual, tastiest and superb eating pumpkins! 12-20 lbs. blue grey fruits with Jarrahdale Pumpkin - (Cucurbita maxima) Days heavy, deep ribs. Dense, sweet, string-less flesh is of the highest quality. Keeps well in extended storage. High yields. V1115 to Maturity=95-100 days Originally from Yates and Co, Australia. $3.35 A beautiful Italian pumpkin from the Po River Valley with alternating vertical ribs of grey, green and orange. Wonderful dry, Tonda Padana Pumpkin - (Cucurbita maxima) sweet flesh is superior for making pies, great soups, gnocchi, and breads. Unusual and attractive enough to be used as a V1119 Days to Maturity=95-105 days centerpiece. $3.35 A popular variety for carving and baking, known as Southern Field, Big Tom, Large Yellow and Holloween. This is what comes to mind when you think pumpkin. Fruit is medium orange to yellow-orange in color, 10-14" tall and and 12-15”’ in Connecticut Field Pumpkin - (Cucurbita pepo) diameter. Weight averages 15-25 lbs with a smooth, hard slightly-ribbed thin bright rind. The flesh is deep-yellow to lightly V1326 Days to Maturity=100-120 days orange, coarse and sweet. $3.35 Cinderella Pumpkin - (Cucurbita pepo) Days to This pumpkins produce flattened round 10 inch pumpkins weighing 15 - 25 lbs. on bush vines like summer squash. Needs only V1474 Maturity=84-115 days 6 sq ft of well-drained soil to grow, will usually produce 2 fruit per plant. $3.35 New England Sugar Pie Pumpkin - (Cucurbita This is the classic Pie Pumpkin. It has small 4-5 lb. round slightly flattened, light ribbed orange globes, sweet yellow flesh. V1243 pepo) Days to Maturity=80-118 days Prized since the 1860's. $3.35 Stock # Product Name Description Price Has small but very vigorous vines that produce 8 to 20 delightful miniature pumpkins per plant. 2 in. tall and 3-6 in. diameter, Jack Be Little Pumpkin - (Cucurbita pepo) Days weighing 3-8 oz each, these flattened deeply ribbed fruits have deep orange-red rind and flesh. They are delicious, but used V1363 to Maturity=85-110 days mostly as seasonal decorations. Storage life is up to 12 months when cured fully on the vine. $3.35 A gorgeous French heirloom that averages about 15 - 20 pounds each and is deeply ribbed, looking exactly like fairytale Musque de Provence Pumpkin - (Cucurbita pumpkins in children's storybooks. Originating in the south of France, they were introduced to the US by Vaughan's Seed Store V1364 moschata) Days to Maturity=120 days of Chicago in 1899. $3.35 Lady Godiva Pumpkin - (Cucurbita pepo) Days Developed by Allan Stoner of the USDA Agricultural Research Service in 1972 for the hulless seeds as a snack food. He V1453 to Maturity=100 - 110 days combined two other naked seed pumpkin lines for better flavor and production. The naked or hulless greenish seeds. $3.55 Radish Approx 300 seeds per pack Gourmet Radish Blend Seeds - (Raphanus A mix of at least 11 old-fashioned varieties including reds, pinks, whites, bi-colors and blacks, in both round and long V1122 sativus) Days to Maturity:=25-35 days shapes. Early and late maturing varieties spread the harvest over many weeks. Plant spring and fall. $3.15 Japanese Minowase Radish (Daikon) Seeds - (Raphanus sativus) Days to Maturity:=45-58 An early pure-white tender roots are 3 in. in diameter and to 1 or 2 ft. long. Sweet, white crispy flesh with a unique flavor. V1123 days Fresh favorite in Chinatown markets. Sow in summer or fall. $3.15 French Breakfast Radish Seeds - (Raphanus Sweet, Crunchy, Cylindrical Roots Also known as Breakfast radish, Flambeau, Flambo and Les Radis Petit D'jeuner both the V1495 sativus) Days to Maturity:=20-30 days root and leafy greens of this radish are eaten. $3.15

This very unusual radish has bright purple to burgundy skin covering firm white flesh with a crisp, sweet and mild flavor all season long. Roots are 1 - 2 in diameter. Never pithy or hot, hardy and adaptable. Holds well after harvesting and is very crack Purple Plum Radish Seeds - (Raphanus sativus) resistant. Plum-shaped roots with dark green full-bodied leaves. Unusual color is rarely found in radishes, makes a beautiful V1369 Days to Maturity:=25-30 days garnish or addition to multi-colored radish bunches. Slice or grate for a colorful addition to salads or sandwiches. $3.15 This mix has a beautiful range of colors showcasing the round radish. From almost white through pink, shades of red and into purple the range of colors draw people in. Pink Beauty, Purple Plum, White Beauty, German Giant and several other varieties Easter Egg Blend Radish Seed Mix - (Raphanus were selected to create this blend. Great for the home gardener as well as the market or CSA grower, these radishes will put a V1332 sativus) Days to Maturity:=20-30 days lot of color out! For continual harvests, re-plant every two weeks during warmer weather. $3.15 Very old heirloom radish, grown in Spain since at least the 16th Century and probably long before. It was first introduced Black Spanish Round Radish Seeds - (Raphanus around 1824, and is still a very popular choice for a winter radish. Sow in late summer or early fall. They will keep all winter V1339 sativus) Days to Maturity:=53-80 days stored in moist sand. $3.15 Watermelon Radish/Red Meat Winter Seeds - This unique 4" ball-shaped root with white skin and watermelon-red flesh are crispy, mild and sweet. Put in salads, cider (Raphanus sativus) Days to Maturity:=50-60 vinaigrette, sprinkle on soups, hot pasta or poached fish. Slice and sprinkle with black sesame seeds for a tasty treat. Bolts V1124 days quickly after spring sowing, harvest quickly and sow again for autumn plantings. $3.15 Rhubard Approx 100 seeds per pack

Large, fat, brightly colored stems that are non stringy with a tart, apple-gooseberry flavor followed by a hint of citrus. Introduced in 1837 by Joseph Myatt in Deptford, England and named in honor of Queen Victoria, this cultivar put rhubarb on V1216 Victoria Rhubarb - (Rheum rhabarbarum) the dessert map. According to many gardeners and chefs, Victoria has not been surpassed or improved since its introduction. $3.15 Spinach Approx 100 seeds per pack

Has few equals as a summer spinach crop as heat only produces a larger crop of leaves. Found in archeological digs of Natives of the New World all the way from the Aztecs of tropical Central America, north and east into the southern Appalachian cave- Red Aztec Spinach/Huauzontle - (Chenopodium sheltering tribes. Lower leaves turn bright red as they mature and hold their color in cooking (only 30-60 seconds in boiling V1128 berlandieri) Days to Maturity=60 days water). Seed-heads can be stir-fried and the seeds can be used for red tortillas or sprouts (red sprouts!) $3.55 Stock # Product Name Description Price With large, green, thick, gently savoyed leaves with rounded tips and almost sugar-sweet, thin stems Giant Nobel is the best of the thick-leaved varieties. Hardy, vigorous, spreading, resistant-to-bolting, it is a reliable producer. Good choice for home and market gardens and for canning. Introduced in the Netherlands in 1926, it was an "All American Selection" winner in 1933, and remains a very popular spinach today. One of the few spinach varieties that will do well in both the cold and the heat, it is a Giant Nobel Spinach - (Spinacia oleracea) Days good early season choice as it becomes sweeter with cooler weather yet also tolerates the heat longer than many others, resisting V1129 to Maturity:=40-56 Days bolting and becoming bitter longer. $3.15 A beautiful, tropical vining plant with a gorgeous red stem and thick, dark green, heart-shaped leaves. While not a true spinach, it is remarkably spinach-like in flavor, and is better suited to summer growing than spinach since it loves hot, humid weather. Ideal for soups, salads and stir fries. Other names include basella, ceylon spinach, climbing spinach, Surinam spinach, Indian spinach, slippery vegetable, Malabar nightshade, vine spinach, and vine vegetable. In Japanese restaurants breaded and fried Red Malabar Spinach - (Basella rubra) Days to leaves are often served as appetizers. Heat tolerant, this burgundy and green vine is effective in displays, like the agriculture V1130 Maturity=70 days one at Epcot Center. $3.35 Have large soft, green leaves on very thin stems on bushy 2' plants. This unusual and highly regarded chard is very productive, incredibly sweet and tender. This warm weather spinach substitute withstands heat, producing well until heavy frost. Pick outer leaves to get a constant supply of tasty greens from May through fall. Spinach beet green leaves look similar to Swiss chard however the stems are thinner and the exceptionally tender leaves are smooth, not puckered. Unlike other chards, it has a Spinach-Beet Greens/Bietina/Bieta Seeds - (Beta sweeter, more spinach-like flavor that lingers pleasantly on the palette. Unlike spinach, it lasts and produces from June through V1131 vulgaris spp.) Days to Maturity:=60 days hot weather into fall, even withstanding light to moderate frosts. $3.55 Big glossy bright-green leaves, tender 1/2" stems, will climb 6-10' in warm climates. While not a true spinach, it is remarkably Green Malabar Spinach - (Basella alba) Days to spinach-like in flavor, and is better suited to summer growing than spinach since it loves hot, humid weather. Ideal for soups, V1296 Maturity=75 days salads and stir fries. $3.35

The Long Standing Spinach Early, glossy dark green, savoyed leaves are exceptionally tender and richly flavorful. Bloomsdale Bloomsdale Spinach - (Spinacia oleracea) Days can be sown in spring or fall, plants are vigorous, upright and slow to bolt in hot weather. Also known as Long Standing V1333 to Maturity:=39-60 days Spinach it was introduced by the D. Landreth Seed Company in 1826, and is the most popular home gardener spinach sold. $3.15 Not a true spinach but similar in flavor and use. It is also known as tetragonia, ice plant, everbearing spinach, everlasting spinach and perpetual spinach. This warm season green is good for summer salads, as it thrives in hot weather, won't bolt or get New Zealand Spinach - (Tetragonia expansa) bitter. A New Zealand native that was first brought to Europe by Captain Cook in the 1770s after he discovered it to be a V1373 Days to Maturity=50-70 days valuable source of vitamin C. $3.15 Tender, fast-growing green with a delicate flavor have a triangular shape, pleasant texture green, spiky edges and grow in pretty, open rosettes. Use them raw (good mesclun ingredient) or cooked like spinach and chard. As a bonus, mature plants produce 1/2" ruby-colored fruits or "berries" which are cheerful as well as edible, and can be mashed, in quantities, to make a Strawberry Spinach - (Chenopodium capitatum) juice or to color other foods. Plants love heat and the leaves are an excellent addition to summer salads. They're also attractive V1132 Days to Maturity=45 days enough to grow in garden borders or containers. $3.35 Sprouts

Mild flavor, good crunch, great nutrition and easy to grow makes them a perennial favorite. Home grown Alfalfa sprouts are one of the best and easiest ways to have incredible flavor and nutrition in almost no space at any time of the year. In as little as 4-6 days you can have fresh sprouts that taste better and have more nutrients, antioxidants and amino acids than almost any 1 LB $17.30 V1288 Alfalfa Sprouting Seeds other food. Add to sandwiches, eggs, salads, sprinkle on soups, or substitute for any other greens when they are out of season. 4oz $4.35

One of the best and easiest ways to have incredible flavor and nutrition in almost no space at any time of the year. In as little as 4-6 days you can have fresh sprouts that taste better and have more nutrients, antioxidants and amino acids than almost any 1 LB $15.30 V1394 Sandwich Mix Sprouting Seeds other food. Add to sandwiches, salads, sprinkle on soups, or substitute for any other greens when they are out of season. 4oz $4.10 Stock # Product Name Description Price

Tiny but have all of the flavor of full grown radishes. If you like the flavor of radishes, you'll love the Organic Radish Sprouts. 1 LB $16.30 V1395 Radish Sprouting Seeds Sprouts are one of the best and easiest ways to have incredible flavor and nutrition in almost no space at any time of the year. 4oz $4.10 The most-grown and consumed sprout in Asian countries, as they are used widely in Asian cooking. You can grow them smaller with a more delicate flavor, or larger with thicker roots for a more nutty and robust flavor. Sprouts are one of the best 1 LB $16.30 V1396 Mung Bean Sprouting Seeds and easiest ways to have incredible flavor and nutrition in almost no space at any time of the year. 4oz $4.10 Fast becoming a very popular salad and sandwich sprout, very similar to alfalfa sprouts with a mild flavor with a hint of sweetness. Red clover sprouts have similar size and look with a milder taste. Easy to grow with a mild crunch and serious nutrition, red clover produces a beautiful, lighter green sprout than alfalfa. More people prefer the taste of clover to alfalfa for 1 LB $9.30 V1488 Red Clover Sprouting Seeds its mild sweetness with not perceived bitter aftertaste. 4oz $3.55 Squash Approx 25 seeds per pack

Benning's Green-Tint Scallop Squash - May be the best tasting summer squash available. High yields of pale green, pie shaped scalloped fruits with sweet, fine V1134 (Cucurbita pepo) Days to Maturity=47-56 days textured, pale green flesh on a semi open bush. Fruits are most tender at 2"-3" size and excellent grilled. Variety dates to 1914. $3.15 This early, glossy black green fruits have very tender, firm creamy white flesh with an excellent flavor. Most tender and Black Beauty Zucchini Squash - (Cucurbita flavorful under 8". Very early and productive, excellent freezer variety. Strong vines produce continual yields to keep you and V1135 pepo) Days to Maturity=60-63 days your neighbors happy. $3.15

Cocozelle Zucchini/Costata Romanesca - A rich flavored zucchini that is deep green when young, but ribbed with yellow stripes when mature. Originally from Italy; V1137 (Cucurbita pepo) Days to Maturity=50-60 days called "Cocozelle di Napoli" in the 1800s. Growing tips: Sow 5 seeds per hill, 4 feet apart. Thin to best 2-3 plants. $3.15 Early Summer Crookneck Squash - (Cucurbita This squash dates to the pre-Columbian era. Smooth light yellow fruits have curved neck and mature to a light orange with V1264 pepo) Days to Maturity=42-60 Days warts. Pick at 5-6" for best flavor - creamy sweet mild flesh. $3.15

Australian Butter Squash - (Cucurbita maxima) Prolific, tasty and a versatile winter squash. 12-15 lbs. with a small seed cavity and a great keeper. Excellent for baking with its V1266 Days to Maturity=90-100 days pumpkin shape and thick orange flesh and hard shell. he flesh is creamy, stringless and lends itself to many cooking methods. $3.15 Vegetable Spaghetti Squash - (Cucurbita pepo) Rounded cylindrical buff-tan fruits are 8-12 in. long and 5-6 in. diameter. 5-7 grow per plant, and are mature when skin color V1268 Days to Maturity=70-115 days changes from cream to buff, will keep up to 6 months. Boiled or baked, the flesh flakes out in spaghetti like strands. $3.15 An incredibly smooth and thick fleshed, sweet and nutty flavored papaya shaped squash that is gorgeous and vibrant yellow. Papaya Squash - (Cucurbita moschata) Days to Ideal for stuffing. One of the most popular Asian winter squashes, but unknown here. Vining plants bear abundant 2-4 lb. V1361 Maturity=90 days squash that keep well. Great winter squash variety for home gardens and market growers. $3.35 An easy to grow 3-4 ft. tall bush plant bearing bright-golden, medium long and slender cylindrical fruits and best when picked 6-8 in long. Excellent flavor, fruit is creamy white inside. Great for gardens with limited space. A versatile summer treat from Golden Zucchini Squash - (Cucurbita pepo) your garden, not as productive as the green zucchinis but with more flavor. Side dress with fertilizer when fruits form to V1365 Days to Maturity=50-55 days increase yield. $3.15 A runnerless true bush type with plants 36 in. diameter. Loads of green, deeply ribbed, acorn-shaped fruits similar in all respects to Table Queen, but with a smaller footprint in the garden. 3-8 fruits per plant, 5 x 4 in., very productive in a small Table Queen Bush Acorn Squash - (Cucurbita space, fair keeper, widely adapted, orange flesh cooks dry and sweet. Great winter squash variety for home gardens and market V1366 pepo) Days to Maturity=80-95 days growers. $3.15 One of the most popular butternuts. It is uniform in shape and size, good interior texture and color, 8-12 x 3-5 in., weighing 3-6 Waltham Butternut Squash - (Cucurbita lbs., smooth light tan skin, thicker cylindrical necks, small seed cavity, rich dry yellowish orange flesh, nutty flavor, vigorous V1367 moschata) Days to Maturity=83-115 days vines, high yields, stores great. $3.15

Zappallo de Tronco Squash - (Cucurbita A summer squash with an edible rind. Can be eaten whole when small (2½-4 inches) as a summer squash or left to mature to V1404 maxima) Days to Maturity=60 days the fully ribbed state and used as a winter squash. Very popular for farmers markets. Drought-tolerant and quick maturing. $3.75 Stock # Product Name Description Price Flattened turban type, 5 - 8 inches in diameter 3 - 5 lbs. with thin hard dark-green rind, slight ribs and a distinctive blossom-end button. Very sweet medium-orange, fine quality, stringless, fiberless flesh with a small seed cavity. Excellent for steaming, Burgess Buttercup Squash - (Cucurbita maxima) baking, stews or soups. Makes a great alternative to mashed sweet potatoes or pumpkin pie filling. Originally introduced by V1413 Days to Maturity=85 - 110 days Burgess Seed Co. in 1932, it has become the standard for all Buttercup squash. $3.15 Yellow Bush Scallop Squash - (Cucurbita pepo) An excellent producer in home gardens with a very old history that few know about. Delicate and tender when young, growing V1479 Days to Maturity=49-54 days to a more mature yet still mild flavor when full sized, this is one of the larger pattypan varieties. $3.15 Tonda Nizza Squash or "Round of Nice" Early maturing, round, light-green thin-skinned fruits for grilling, stuffing, frying or Tonda Nizza Squash - (Cucurbita pepo) Days to using in parmigiana instead of eggplant. Pick these "courgettes" at golf-ball size and up before skin begins to darken. The more V1138 Maturity=45 days you pick, the more you get. Deliciously different bush variety with a flavor all its own. $3.15 Strawberry Approx 30 seeds per pack

Alpine Strawberry 'Yellow Wonder' Seeds - Among the most productive varieties, the fruit is very tasty with the "melt in your mouth" flavor and a strong aroma. The best (Fragaria vesca) Days to Maturity=100-120 to thing about this variety and other yellow/white varieties is that the birds leave them them alone. The compact, heavy blooming, V1258 fruit runnerless perennial plants produce large amounts of fragrant and tasty strawberries continuously from spring through fall. $4.50

An Italian everbearing hardy red variety with slightly larger fruit than other Alpines and good production. Everbearing means Alpine Strawberry 'Fragola Quattro Stagioni' production till a hard frost. The compact, heavy blooming, runnerless perennial plants produce large amounts of fragrant and (Four Season) Seeds - (Fragaria vesca) Days to tasty strawberries continuously from spring through fall. Space the plants at least 18" apart or use a very large container for V1400 Maturity=100-120 to fruit maximum production. Superb in containers. Will often naturalize in partly shaded well watered areas of your garden. $4.50 Swiss Chard Approx 100 seeds per pack Fordhook Giant Swiss Chard Seeds - (Beta Broad dark green heavily crumpled leaves with white veins and thick stalks, excellent greens. Grows 24 - 28" tall with 2 1/2" vulgaris var. cicla) Days to Maturity:=50-60 wide stalks. Abundant producer all season, even after light frosts. V1249 days Introduced commercially in 1934 by W. Atlee Burpee & Co. $3.15 Rainbow Swiss Chard Seeds - (Beta vulgaris Beautiful technicolor mixture of shades of red, orange, purple, yellow and white leaves. Very colorful, tender and tasty. Makes V1250 ssp. cicla) Days to Maturity:=60 days a great edible ornamental. An Australian heirloom. Tolerates light frost, great producer all season long. $3.15

A baby leaf variety, bred specifically for the baby greens market. It grows quickly with glossy, smooth dark green leaves with slightly curled edges on thick white stems that hold up well in a baby leaf mix for market growers, or home gardeners. Baby leaves are ready for harvesting in 26 – 28 days, but it is also very good when allowed to grow out to maturity. This variety of Barese Swiss Chard Seeds - (Beta vulgaris var. chard matures exceptionally early and is a very prolific producer. Like all Chards, it is tolerant of cold but is also fairly adaptive V1478 cicla) Days to Maturity:=26-28 days to heat, especially if grown in a shaded area with mulch to drop the soil and root temperatures. $3.15 Red/Rhubarb Swiss Chard Seeds - (Beta vulgaris var. cicla) Days to Maturity:=50-60 Dark green heavily crumpled leaves contrast with deep crimson stalks and leaf veins. Beautiful and striking colors from this V1292 days 1857 heirloom. $3.15 Tomato - Beefsteak Approx 25 seeds per pack Aunt Ruby's German Green Tomato Seeds - Good yields of colossal juicy beefsteak 12 - 16 oz light green tomatoes when ripe with a tint of yellow and pick blush (Lycopersicon lycopersicum) Days to underneath, with a sweet complex lingering taste. The most popular "green" tomato because of its complex flavors. Flavors V1143 Maturity:=80-95 days have been described as "sweet, intricate, fruity and lime" with a refreshing spicy aftertaste. $3.15

Black Krim Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon Large, 10 - 14 oz. dark red-purple beefsteak tomatoes with green shoulders sets well in heat and produces under adverse V1147 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=69-90 days conditions. It turns blacker with more heat. The most reliable and prolific of the legendary "black" tomatoes from the Ukraine. $3.35 Stock # Product Name Description Price This New Jersey tomato variety has abundant yields of slightly flattened, 10 - 16 oz round red to reddish-orange fruits with an Box Car Willie Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon excellent sweet-tart flavor that is crack free and disease resistant. The heavy leaf cover helps to protect the fruits from sun scald V1471 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=80 days and cracking. $3.15 Short vines with purple-pink-brown thick-skinned fruits with flattened globed fruits 12 - 16 oz in size. Highly flavorful with a rich, sweet, smoky, earthy flavor that lingers. A perennial taste-test winner introduced by Craig LeHoullier from seeds given to Cherokee Purple Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon him by J.D. Green of Tennessee, who said it had been grown for more than 100 years by the Cherokee nation. Very prolific V1423 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=72 - 90 days producer. $3.15 Cosmonaut Volkov Tomato Seeds - Early season large 6 -12 oz red fruit with sweet rich full bodied flavor. Underestimated variety, much earlier, incredibly (Lycopersicon lycopersicum) Days to productive and tastier than many others. Old time flavor with a sharp edge. Disease resistant, does well in cold summers or poor V1189 Maturity:=72-75 days soils, yet produces well in hot weather. Unusually large tomatoes for an early season variety. $3.55

French beefsteak tomato that produces consistently high yields of meaty red ribbed fruit averaging 4" across and in the 1-2 lb range. The fruit is meaty with small seed cavities, juicy without being loose or mealy. Excellent rich and sweet-tangy old- Cuostralee Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon fashioned beefsteak tomato flavor. Excellent slicing, salad or sandwich tomato. Large vines grow lots of foliage that helps V1472 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=72-82 days protect the very large tomatoes from the sun. Heavy trellising or staking is needed to keep the vines healthy and producing. $3.15

Dutchman Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon Large flat dark pink to purple-pink fruits up to 2 - 3 lbs with a mild sweet flavor, an old-fashioned strain from 1920 or earlier. V1473 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=80-110 days The fruit is about twice as wide as deep with almost solid flesh with few seeds, mid-season and prefers warmer summers. $3.15 Mortgage Lifter Red Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon lycopersicum) Days to An improved version of the famous classic tomato that has more disease resistance and higher yields of 10 - 14 oz. luscious, V1168 Maturity:=80-83 days meaty, dusky-pink tomatoes with few seeds. The perfect sandwich tomato all summer long. $3.55

Red Brandywine Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon Good yields of 8-12 oz. large deep red fruits with superlative flavor, one of the standards of heirloom tomatoes. Disease V1150 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=80-100 days tolerant, regular leaf Amish heirloom tomato from 1800s, named after Brandywine Creek in Chester County PA. $3.15 A captivating pleated or ribbed somewhat flattened pear shaped tomato with dependable prolific production of large 8 - 16 oz dark pink to red fruits that is excellent for fresh slicing, stuffing, sauces or drying. The deeply ribbed or pleated shape always Zapotec Ribbed Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon captures attention and the mildly sweet, unique flavor steals hearts. Originally from the Zapotec tribe outside of Oaxaca, V1428 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=80 - 90 days Mexico. $3.15 Tomato - Cherry Approx 25 seeds per pack Early, huge clusters of 1" round, deep purple cherry tomatoes with a blackish hue are irresistibly delicious with a sweet, Black Cherry Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon complex, rich and sometimes salty - smoky flavor, characteristic of the black tomatoes. Very worthy of a place in the garden V1146 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=64-75 days and kitchen. Beautiful to mix with other cherry tomatoes. $3.15 This cherry tomato combines the popularity of "grape" tomatoes with the spicy sweet flavor of the heirloom Roma tomatoes and Cherry Roma Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon voila! Here is the best grape tomato available, with heavy production of 1" long plum-shaped fruits that keep well for extended V1158 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=75-80 days periods. $3.35 This pear tomato has a base of traditional light tomato red swirled with an overlay of both green and brown hues very reminiscent of the luscious black tomatoes. The overall color is deceptive, as it is not red, green or brown, but all three. Chocolate Pear Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon Slightly tart, then slightly sweet with a very full and rich tomato flavor that bursts in the mouth. It combines the richness of a V1337 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=65-80 days paste tomato with the sweet and tart profile of an heirloom slicer. $3.15

The Green Pear tomato has a base of light green that shines through an overlay of translucent creamy yellow. The final color is Green Pear Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon almost even between a yellow• and a green• tomato. Initially fruity, meaty and substantial followed by bright, sweet notes and a V1338 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=65-80 days long sustained finish. It is surprising, as it appears delicate, but has a very substantial taste and mouth feel. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price Originally a sport• or unknown tomato plant discovered growing outside Mayo Underwood's garden around 1995. She let it Honkin' Big Black Cherry Tomato Seeds - grow and found the taste was outstanding rich, complex and completely unexpected. Seeds were saved and it became a (Lycopersicon lycopersicum) Days to perennial hit with gardeners everywhere! This sport produces strong plants with a ton of very large, “black” cherry tomatoes V1159 Maturity:=65-70 days easily the size of a half dollar with a sweet/acidic/salty flavor. $3.15 These tasty, sweet, full flavored prolific blood red currant sized tomatoes are very early, but produce over a long season. These tomatoes were brought from the Galapagos Islands by Sara Goldman, daughter of tomato ficionado Amy Goldman. These high yielding plants produce small, jewel-like tomatoes with a sweet flavor sure to be devoured in the garden! Like most of the Sara's Galapagos Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon smaller tomatoes, they are tolerant of a wide range of seasons and temperatures, as they need less water than their larger V1340 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=70-85 days counterparts. $4.25 This is one of two wild tomato species endemic to the Galapagos Islands, and the only one that is edible! This small grape sized yellow-orange tomato was found growing right along the seafront, just feet from the ocean in rocky, exposed and in almost soil- less conditions. The fruit is intensely sweet, complex and resistant to many tomato pests. We found that the flavor of many Wild Galapagos Tomato Seeds - (Solanum other small-fruited tomato varieties paled by comparison. This tomato grows in clusters and will be producing faster than you V1182 cheesmaniae) Days to Maturity:=70 days can harvest. $4.50 Small waxy-yellow pear-shaped fruits with definite necks, 1.5 -2" in diameter and a mild flavor. Very prolific and bears all Yellow Pear Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon season long. The fruits have a delicate sweet taste that has been called "the life of the salad". This is the same tomato your V1188 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=75 days grandpa use to grow. A mild taste that kids love. Heat resistant. $3.15 Tomato - Pear/Plum Approx 25 seeds per pack Plants are laden with whopping clusters of deep red, one pound, acorn or heart shaped fruits that have thick, sweet flesh with Amish Paste Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon few seeds. Grows tall, needs staking or good support. Late 1800s Amish heirloom from Lancaster, Pa., via Wisconsin. Great V1141 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=75-85 days sauce tomato, sweet and heavy yielding. Also good for slicing and drying. Exceptional for salsas. $3.35

Sweet, elongated, mahogany-hued, fat fruits with the most intense, complex tomato flavor we've found; deep and rich with a sweet, tangy aftertaste. Consistent producer of 3" plum-shaped tomatoes that get “blacker” in hot, sunny conditions. Does well Black Plum Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon in cool climates, but will not turn as black. Thick walled with lots of meat, they are wonderful for fresh eating, or sliced into a V1148 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=75-82 days salad. Also makes a memorable sauce with its complex, lingering flavors. A great canning or drying tomato. $3.35 Burbank Red Slicing Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon lycopersicum) Days to Stocky bushes are 18 - 36" tall producing 6 - 8 oz red fruits perfect for slicing and canning. Very productive and fairly early for V1449 Maturity:=70 days a tomato. Does well in drier climates. Mature fruit is a very deep red color with a satisfying bold tomato flavor. $3.15 A very unique, interesting and personable tomato, much like the famed silent actor himself! Fruit has exceptional old-fashioned rich heirloom tomato taste with 4-10 oz ruffled to deeply-lobed fruit that range from almost round and slightly flattened to Charlie Chaplin Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon elongated and pear-shaped. Plants are a lower-growing bushy type that like to spread out a bit, but will still need trellising. V1425 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=75 - 78 days Grows to about 4-5'. $3.15 The classic Italian paste and canning tomato, also used to add body to soups and juices. Early maturing, meaty plum shaped Italian Roma Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon paste tomato; few seeds and a rich flavor. Compact plants bear well, up to 200 fruits per plant. Excellent for home garden use, V1177 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=73-92 days works well in containers. $3.35 Japanese Black Trifele Tomato Seeds - One of the very darkest, black tomato varieties available with mahogany and black skin with green shoulders. Heavy production (Lycopersicon lycopersicum) Days to all season, providing basket after basket of perfect, shiny, pear shaped tomatoes that are beautiful and succulent, raw or V1162 Maturity:=65-80 days cooked. An absolutely wonderful flavor with an extraordinary richness. $3.15 A golden orange tomato with 6-7 oz. fruits 2.5 - 3.5" in diameter, meaty thick walls, solid, with few seeds. Mild but good Jubilee Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon tomato flavor, considered a rich flavor for an orange tomato with heavy yields. Best for garden and local market, not for the far V1401 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=72-85 days Northern climates. Most excellent for fresh use, slicing, juice, salads and canning or cooking. $3.15 Mouthwatering, luscious, nearly seedless, 4 - 5 oz. fruits are close to the perfect tomato. It is very early with large size fruits Oregon Spring Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon and good flavor. Able to set abundant crops in cool weather or under tough conditions. Reliable and uniform size, great for V1173 lycopersicon) Days to Maturity:=55-80 days home gardening and fresh markets. $3.15 Stock # Product Name Description Price Principe Borghese Tomato Seeds - Small plum shaped fruits, averaging 1 - 2 oz. grow in clusters, very meaty with little juice and few seeds. The definitive classic (Lycopersicon lycopersicum) Days to tomato for sauces and sun drying, traditionally grown in the south of Italy. Deep rich classic sun dried tomato taste. They are V1175 Maturity:=55-80 days also excellent for eating fresh. $3.15 A large paste tomato, 8 - 10 oz. with all of the flavor San Marzano is renowned for, but twice the size. Named for the Pizzo San Marzano Redorta Tomato Seeds - Redorta outside Bergamo, Italy. Very prolific in heat and cooler weather. An excellent paste tomato that is also great for (Lycopersicon lycopersicum) Days to canning, salsas, sauces and roasting. Lots of flesh with an easy to peel skin and a small seed cavity. The flavors are richer than V1440 Maturity:=75 - 80 days San Marzano, with a balanced sweetness and tanginess with a touch of salt. $3.35 Rectangular flat-sided intensely red fruits 1 1/2" x 4" long, borne in clusters, this tomato is one of the most important San Marzano Tomato Seeds - (Lycopersicon commercial tomatoes of the early to mid 20th century. It is considered to be the parent for almost the entire plum tomato V1276 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=70-90 days market in the United States today. Stores well. Excellent for paste or puree due to the high solid content of the fruit. $3.35

The original Shah or White Mikado Tomato dates to 1886 and is shrouded in mystery. Some think the strain has been lost, Shah/White Mikado Tomato Seeds - while others claim it has not. Either way, this is a unique, robust and delicious tomato for the home gardener. It grows 8 - 12 oz. (Lycopersicon lycopersicum) Days to flattened globes of creamy, pale to light yellow skinned with white flesh having a superb mildly sweet full bodied flavor. The V1183 Maturity:=80 days flavor is more reminiscent of orange or pink tomatoes, not washed out or insipid like some white varieties. $3.35 The Striped or Speckled Roman Tomato hHproduction and color. Adds interest to any dish with its vibrant color and Speckled Roman/Striped Tomato - stripes.Very crack resistant. Heavy production until frost. This is an exceptional variety, probably the best salad tomato around. (Lycopersicon lycopersicum) Days to The excellent flavor, sweetness and good firm yet meaty texture make this ideal for creating sauces too. Makes a wonderfully V1186 Maturity:=75-85 days unique dark red, very rich and fruity over toned sauce! $3.15 Small to medium sized 3 - 6 oz red fruits, sometimes having green shoulders. Very productive, very early, with a flavor that improves with the season. Does well in cool weather, yet has good heat tolerance. Customers report that the flavor becomes Stupice Tomato - (Lycopersicon lycopersicum) exceptional when cooked or dried. Introduced to America from Czechoslovakian tomato breeder Milan Sodomka in the mid V1325 Days to Maturity:=52-85 days 1970s. $3.15 Produces large amounts of smooth, crack-free, juicy thick walled round fruit around 4 oz. in size. Taste is more old fashioned with a notable acid "bite", but not overpowering. Since its introduction, has become well known as an outstanding hot weather tomato. It was bred by the University of Nebraska Experimental Station for better production during hot weather and for taste Super Sioux Tomato - (Lycopersicon and disease resistance. Best for canning, sauces or fresh slicing use. Great choice for the home garden or market grower due to V1362 lycopersicum) Days to Maturity:=70 days the long production season. $3.15 Tomatillo Approx 25 seeds per pack Grow tons of large, 2-3 oz. fruits, rich and purple with clear, delicate flesh. Tangy when green, then sweet in the ripe stage, the papery husks open as the tomatillos ripen in late summer. The green as well as the mature fruits are staples in Purple Tomatillo - (Physalis ixocarpa) Days to Mexican/southwestern cuisines, and are often the secret of certain salsas/sauces. Good in ratatouille, too. Self-sterile, so plant at V1196 Maturity=95 days least two. Stores very well. $3.35 Bushy plants 3-4 ft. across, almost as tall. Incredibly productive - fruits are ripe when they burst their husk and are light to Verde Tomatillo - (Physalis ixocarpa) Days to medium green, sticky and sweet/sour. Used extensively in Mexican cooking from salsas, moles and sauces to pies, jams and V1252 Maturity=70-80 days marinades. Known as tomate verde in Mexico. $3.35 Turnip Approx 200 seeds per pack Seven Top Turnip - (Brassica rapa) Days to Best variety for masses of fine-flavored, old-fashioned, turnip greens. Produces consistently for a long period. Grown as a V1275 Maturity=45-50 days winter annual for spring greens. $3.15 Purple Top Globe Turnip - (Brassica rapa) Days Medium-green cut-leaf 14-22" tops uniform 6" smooth while globes, best at 3-4", sweet mild fine-grained white flesh, purplish- V1305 to Maturity=45-65 days red above ground and white below. $3.15 Watermelon Approx 25 seeds per pack Stock # Product Name Description Price Smaller "ice-box" sized melon with dark greenish black skin and very sweet, crisp, salmon-pink flesh. Normally grows 10 - 15 lbs and 10 - 12 inches in diameter. Early and prolific producer with sturdy vines - producing melons well into fall and cooler Katanya Watermelon - (Citrullus lanatus) Days weather. Needs a moderate amount of space - much less than other larger sized varieties. Russian heirloom seed from V1191 to Maturity=60-70 days "Katanya," a woman in northern Illinois. One of the best tasting smaller watermelons. $3.35 Sweet, pinkish red flesh with that old-time watermelon flavor. Large silver dollar to pea-sized moons on dark green and yellow speckled slightly ridged, thick skin show numerous stars. Leaves have yellow spots as well. Fruits are oblong, up to 2 ft. long Moon and Stars Watermelon - (Citrullus and larger melons weigh 35 lbs. One of the extraordinarily sweet and flavorful moon-and-stars melons. This unique variety is V1192 lanatus) Days to Maturity=95-100 days on Slow Food USA Ark of Taste. $3.35 Excellent short-season producer, space saver that is packed with crisp, juicy flavor. Highly productive with 6-10 lbs. fruits on vines that are only about 6 feet long. Usually sets about 4 - 6 melons per plant. Melons are almost perfectly round with a very Sugar Baby Watermelon - (Citrullus lanatus) dark green to almost black rind, exceptionally sweet, deep-red flesh, small seeds, good texture and mouth-watering flavor. V1193 Days to Maturity=68-86 days Smaller size is easy to fit in the refrigerator. $3.15

V1525 Turkish Watermelon Seeds - (Citrullus lanatus) $3.55 Rich, pumpkin-colored flesh, with a pale lime green skin having dark green mottling growing like stripes this orange watermelon possesses one of the fruitiest of aromas and a sorbetlike texture that makes it excellent for frozen desserts. Many watermelons turn bland and insipid when frozen — not Orangeglo! Well known for its rampant vines and prolific production of Orangeglo Watermelon - (Citrullus lanatus) oblong shaped melons weighing from 20 - 30 lbs, it needs some space but rewards you with lots of flavor. Interestingly, this V1457 Days to Maturity=85-100 days melon will grow well in cooler climates, not suffering a large loss of production. $3.15

Klondike Striped Watermelon - (Citrullus Blocky melon with a thin, hard, tough rind that is light green with dark green stripes. Melons grow 20 - 30 lbs with a stringless V1432 lanatus) Days to Maturity=80 - 90 days very sweet flesh deep scarlet to the rind with hardly any green before the rind. Sunburn resistant, fusarium resistant. $3.15 Beautiful 3 lb miniature watermelon that's widely adapted with very sweet and refreshing rich-red flesh and dark-colored seeds. Golden Midget Watermelon - (Citrullus lanatus) Picking at the perfect ripeness is easy because the thin tough green rind turns golden-orange when ready for harvest. 7-8” oval V1335 Days to Maturity=65-82 days melons grow on compact vines and only need a small space, great for small or urban gardens. $3.15 Wheat 1 LB $16.80 One of the oldest surviving wheat varieties anywhere in North America. The earliest records document it was extensively 6oz $6.00 V1429 White Sonora Wheat - (Triticum aestivum) planted in the mountains of Sonora, Mexico in the early 1700's, and was widely planted in California. 3oz $3.55 1 LB $16.80 One of four varieties used by the Pima Indians in southern Arizona since it was introduced by Father Kino in the sixteenth 6oz $6.00 V1459 Pima Club Wheat - (Triticum aestivum) century into the Sonoran region of Northern Mexico and Southern Arizona that completely altered the food life of wheat. 3oz $3.55