Award Winners

For single packets, click here 1994 AAS Winner. The highest rated tomato overall, with the best combination of old-fashioned tomato flavor, modern-...

For single packets, click here 1957 AAS Winner. Dark green fruits maturing to near black, with firm, white, flavorful flesh that freezes well. High...

For single packets, click here 1938 AAS Winner. Produces straight, lemon yellow, slightly club-shaped fruits that are best harvested when only 3 t...

For single packet-size, click here 1983 AAS Winner. The first seedless and burpless cuke is extra-long and perfect for both home gardeners and mar...

For single packets, click here 1990 AAS Winner. Viewed as the greatest bush bean ever! But the breeder, to prevent its unintended grow-out, placed...

For single packet-size, click here 1970 AAS Winner. Most popular winter squash with large, bottle-shaped fruits, light-tan skin, small seed cavitie...

For single packet-size, click here 1979 AAS Winner. The original Sugar Snap Pea, this award winner was later voted the #1 vegetable of all time! Th...

For single packets, click here 1988 AAS Winner. Won the prestigious award for its deep red-maroon stems, veins and pods. Tall plants produce narro...

For single packets, click here 2002 AAS Winner. Huge yields of sweet, thin-skinned fruits that are burpless and virtually seedless. Spineless, shi...

For single packets, click here 2014 AAS Winner. A semi-bush type producing 18 to 20 white-spined, medium green fruits. Best for pickles when harves...

For single packets, click here 2002 AAS Winner. The most versatile of all the ‘Waves,’ with height dependent on how closely plants are spaced. Spa...

For single packets, click here 2021 AAS Gold Metal Winner & Fleuroselect Gold Metal Winner. We simply can't say enough about this Zinnia! For t...

For single packets, click here 1950 AAS Winner. This watermelon is known for its hefty size and remarkable sugar content! This extra-sweet, oblong ...

For single packets, click here 2020 AAS Winner. Our first cucumber specifically bred for stakes or poles! A gigantic yield of 40 fruits per plant,...

For single packets, click here A low-border wonder, 2018 AAS Winner, this French Marigold billows pert little pompoms of golden yellow with maroon ...

For single packets, click here 2017 AAS Winner. How rare is a prestigious AAS Award for sweet corn? Before ‘American Dream,’ the last winner was ‘H...

For single packets, click here Spectacular, fully double blooms appear only 60 to 65 days after sowing, same as the single-flowered series. Ideal f...

For single packets, click here 2017 AAS Winner. Produces huge yields of lemon-yellow, cherry tomatoes on compact plants. Plants set over 100 fruits...

For single packets, click here 2002 AAS Winner. The most versatile of all the ‘Waves,’ with height dependent on how closely plants are spaced. Spa...

For single packets, click here 1994 AAS Winner. Won the prestigious award as best container variety. Compact, semi-bush vines that produce long, sl...

For single packets, click here 1957 AAS Winner. The leading canning variety, particularly in the Northeast. Deep, solid red interiors with no strea...

For single packets, click here 1988 AAS Winner. This award winner is widely considered the best of all the Super Sweet bi-colors. Well-filled, cyli...

For single packets, click here 2015 AAS Winner. If you have yet to try the glossy green leaves with brightly contrasting white stems of Bok Choi, w...