Be one of the first gardeners in your neighborhood to try the new ‘Nutri-Red’ carrot, which is the featured headliner in our premier Fall edition catalog, arriving in your mailbox in the next few weeks. ‘Nutri-Red’ is not only the reddest cooking carrot ever; it is also one of the healthiest. As many “real food” […]
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Collards, “first cousin to super-food kale,” have long been an almost year-round winter staple crop in Southern gardens, and through hybridization, they can now be grown in gardens almost anywhere. Our Fall catalog features ‘Tiger Hybrid’ (69 days), which Seeds ‘n Such owner J. Wayne Hilton feels is the best hybrid collard yet. His description […]
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Our new Fall catalog also offers three new herbs, which captured the coveted All-America Selections Award in 2015. These awards are given to only the finest varieties that pass exhaustive tests for adaptability and overall performance. Two perennials—‘Cleopatra Oregano’ and ‘Geisha Garlic Chives’—and annual ‘Dolce Fresca Basil’ are front-and-center—must-tries for all herb gardeners. ‘Cleopatra Oregano’ […]
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Vegetarians, and especially vegans, listen up! The return of bean seeds to our catalog and website means you can grow your own protein right in your own garden and be certain it’s free of pesticides and GMOs. Many of the beans, especially the lima and dried bean varieties, can average between 12 and 18 grams […]
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Sweet potatoes are grabbing a bigger share of the potato market each year, and it’s because they are much healthier for you. Now there are sweet potato fries and chips at any grocery store, and most restaurants offer baked sweet potatoes in lieu of regular baked potatoes and many offer sweet potato fries as a […]
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Pumpkins (Cucurbita maxima) are native to South America, where they have been grown as food for many centuries, but here in North America their popularity has skyrocketed, not so much for food, but as a Halloween and fall decorative item just for fun. Since they are such fast and vigorous growers and due to their […]
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In her recent book, Floret Farm’s Cut Flower Garden: Grow, Harvest & Arrange Stunning Seasonal Blooms, author Erin Benzakein provides simple step-by-step guidelines on how to plan, design, prepare and plant your own cut flower garden. Taught to grow and love flowers by her “grammy,” she started with two rows of sweet peas that have […]
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Winter Storm Stella is wreaking havoc on my customers in the Northern Tier states. We will consequently extend our ‘Free Seeds’ offer until March 22nd, but you still need to hurry! Get two of our newest and best Hybrid Tomato and Pepper varieties, absolutely free with any order! (Some late recipients of our catalog already […]
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With all of these concerns about the safety of genetic modification (GMOs), pesticide applications, chemical seed treatments and processing food additives, how do we determine how safely our food is grown and prepared and where it comes from? If you answer product labeling, then you would be wrong. Our food labeling laws have been so […]
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