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Ambrosia Sweet Corn Seed
Ambrosia has bicolor yellow and white checkered kernels are plump, juicy, and jam-packed with sweetness. With 8" long ears and tender, creamy kernels, this bicolor sweet corn is perfect for a midseason harvest thanks to its early vigor and excellent disease resistance. Frost sensitive | 75 days | 10 grams | sows 22 ft Non-GMO Verified Project | Traditional Seeds
Red Acre Cabbage Seeds
Delicious leaves add brilliant jeweled color to fresh salads and cooked dishes. Best red cabbage for storage. Perk up Cole slaw or your favorite stir-fry with this gorgeous, deep-red cabbage. the sweet flavor of cabbage fresh from the garden is much better than store bought. Solid heads form early on small, compact plants making Red Acre an ideal choice for small gardens. Sweet and sour cabbage recipe inside. Heirloom | 1.5 gm | 75-100 days | sows 360 ft. USDA...
Castor Bean Seeds
Castor bean is a fast-growing, dramatic ornamental plant known for its huge tropical-looking leaves, bold stems, and unusual spiny seed pods. Plants can grow 6–10 feet tall or more in a single season, making them a striking choice for the back of a garden, along fences, or as a living privacy screen. Plant outdoors after all danger of frost has passed and the soil has warmed. Soaking the seeds for 12–24 hours before planting can help speed germination. Choose a...
Long Standing Santo Cilantro/Coriander
Long Standing cilantro in particular has excellent flavor, improved leafiness and, as the name infers, it is slow to bolt. Add a sprig to chicken soup or add chopped leaves to Mexican Caribbean, or Asian dishes. The crushed seeds add intriguing flavor to stews, beans, and cookies. Can be grown indoors for fresh cilantro leaves year round. Cilantro grows best in cool temperatures. Heirloom | 3 grams or 12 grams | 10-15 days to emerge | sows 41 ft NON...
Pasilla Bajío Chile Chilaca Pepper Seeds
Called chilaca in the fresh form, and Padilla as a dried pepper. The rich, smoky, mild spicy flavor is indispensable in mole and adobo sauces. Fresh chilaca adds depth to red enchilada sauce and salsas. The dried pod, or pasilla, is a flavorful and important ingredient tin traditional mole sauce. 1,000-2,000 Scoville heat units (mild). Plants are tobacco mosaic virus resistant. Heirloom | Open Pollinated | 80 days from transplant | 25 seeds NON GMO Verified | USDA Organic
Space Spinach Seeds
Space spinach is smooth to slightly savoyed. Known for its upright, compact growth, 'Space' produces nedium-green, Tender leaves that are perfect for fresh salads or sauteing. With high resistance to downy mildew and good bolting tolerance. 'Space' will ensure a delicious and productive yield. Frost Tolerant | 30-45 days | 3 grams | sows 13 ft NON GMO verified | Organic Seeds
Gazanhnte Stuffing Tomato
Gezahnte Stuffing Tomato is an Italian heirloom with beautifully ribbed fruit, firm walls, and a partially hollow center that makes it ideal for stuffing. Its mild, slightly sweet flavor pairs well with rice, herbs, cheese, or savory fillings. The indeterminate plants need sturdy support and produce throughout the season. Indeterminate | 80-85 days to maturity | Approx. 15 seeds Open Pollinated | NON GMO | Chemical Free Seeds
Hearts of Gold Cantaloupe Muskmelon Organic Seeds
Hearts of Gold is a high quality heirloom that can be grown in short season climates. With an old fashioned sweet flavor, this 1890s favorite still wins taste test! A short season summer treat, homegrown melons are the best! These very productive plants produce fruit that is dark orange, firm-fleshed, and aromatic. Round, 3 pound fruits up to 6" in diameter. Heirloom | 80 days | 1 gram | sows 16 mounds NON GMO Verified Project | USDA Organic
Lemon Cucumber Organic Seed
Lemon Cucumber has a sweet and mild flavor. The fruit is the shape, size and color of a lemon. Pick when cucumbers are golf ball sized for the best flavor. Non-GMO Verified Project. Heirloom | 1 grams Seeds | 65 days | sows 14 ft Non-GMO Verified Project | USDA Organic
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