Best Sellers

Our smallest pumpkin is compact enough to be grown on a trellis or fence to save space. Fruits are flattened, heavily ribbed, with a bright orange ...

The classic Blue Salvia that’s actually perennial in much of the country. Dense, mid-blue to deep violet spikes contrast beautifully with light gra...

Our earliest se type, with exquisite sugar-sweet flavor in its tender, creamy kernels. Large ears are well-filled with 14 rows of sunny yellow and ...

Start with the vast spread of the Waves®, petunias, paint with an intense, indigo-blue color and finish with an arresting fragrance of roses, honey...

Legend Tomato Seeds give gardeners a real chance at beautiful, ripe tomatoes even where late blight is a recurring problem. Bred at Oregon State Un...

2005 AAS Winner. Huge, dazzling, fiery-hot, bicolored blooms blanket a plant that loves dry, poor soil, hot sun and drought. Perfect for containers...

Hybrid vigor means heavy yields of glossy, deep green sprouts spaced closely on a medium-sized plant. Sprouts are firm, oval-shaped, sweet, delicat...

Our only hybrid paste-type specifically bred to set well in hot temperatures. High yields of large, deep red, roma-shaped, blocky fruits that are f...

Perfect for stuffing or grilling. The longest and one of the sweetest of all sweet peppers. Sugary-sweet, crisp fruits that mature from green to re...

2017 AAS Winner. How rare is a prestigious AAS Award for sweet corn? Before American Dream, the last winner was Honey ‘N Pearl back in 1988! With t...

Our first watermelon suitable for any of the Lower 48 States, even where nighttime temperatures fall as low as the mid-40s! Beautiful, greenish-bla...

Our most unusual cuke is bright lemon yellow, round, and best when harvested small for either pickles or salads. Flavor is sweet, mild, never bitte...

The best disease resistance package of any pepper we offer! Prolific yields of blocky, four-lobed fruits with thick walls and uniform green skins t...

2011 AAS Winner. Not wimpish, but an intense, vivid orange that’s both sweet and highly adaptable. Elongated fruits are 2 to 3-lobed with a crunchy...

One of the great heirlooms loved for its ease of shelling or snapping. All purpose variety can be used as a snap, shell or dry type, depending on w...

Also called 'Potato Lima.' 1945 AAS Winner. The world’s most famous large seeded lima features gigantic yields from a compact plant. Pods long, for...

1957 AAS Winner. The leading canning variety, particularly in the Northeast. Deep, solid red interiors with no streaking. Sweet- flavored roots are...

Still one of the best early varieties, with pale green, pointed heads with a great sweet flavor. Smaller size allows for closer spacing in the row....

A wine red version of “Green Salad Bowl.” Deeply lobed, oakleaf, red leaves. Days to Maturity: 51 Sow Method: Start Indoors / Recommended for Hydr...

70 days. Enjoy growing your own homemade Caesar Salads! Standing tall between 10 and 15 inches, one mature head is perfectly portioned to feed two....

Century-old heirloom with pure white roots that are mild and crisp. They stand firm but are best harvested while still immature, the size of your l...

Early maturity coupled with abundant yields made the original quintessential early tomato a longtime best seller. The same favored Early Girl toma...

A sister to Early Girl but with a bush, determinate habit. Fruits are perfectly round, bright red, and has a tart, ‘real-tomato’ flavor with the pe...

Cheyenne Spirit Echinacea Seeds produce one of the most vibrant and dependable coneflower mixes available, offering brilliant color in the very fir...