Best Sellers

2022 AAS Winner. Chosen for excellence in beauty, taste, and performance (150 to 200 fruits per plant)! Judges declared, “Overall, this tomato has ...

2006 AAS Winner. Improved Santa Fe type can’t be beat for salsas, sauces, pickles or stuffed and grilled. Large, fleshy fruits with fruity overtone...

SKU: 346 50 days. A Lebanese type that starts bearing in only 7 weeks and produces heavily to late fall, with fruits that are shorter and plumper ...

Also called "Portuguese." Its extreme heat tolerance – most of any kale – permits both earlier and later harvests of its large, paddle-shaped, flat...

2010 AAS Winner. Prize winner for its mildly spicy flavor that combines heat with sweetness. Miniature bells are mostly three-lobed, turning from g...

The original re-fried bean in Mexican cooking, in tacos and in chili. Most pods are borne near the top of short, half-runner type plants. Light buf...

A bush version of the popular 'Kentucky Wonder' Pole Bean, with similar exceptional flavor and gigantic yields. Perhaps the largest pods of any bus...

1989 AAS Winner. Blooms the first year in only 10 to 11 weeks, with bright yellow, semidouble blooms all summer long. Ideal in beds, borders or con...

Earliest of all the ‘Waves’ to flower and fastest to rebound from rain. Mounded, spreading plants are similar in shape to the ‘Easy Waves.’ Sun: ...

Gigantic blooms on vigorous vines. Fragrant, pure white flowers open in the early evening and close midday the following day. Sun: Full Sun Bloom...

Now the most popular of all the ‘Wave’ series. Blooms are bigger than the ‘Wave’ series above, but have a smaller spread. More mounded, bushier and...

Simply the best crested celosia for bedding and small 4-in. pots! Bright shades include red, yellow, purple, lavender and white. Compact and tidy. ...

A bewildering leafy green also called chicory or escarole, but Frisée does not have a cylindrically shaped leaf, being shaggy and bushy. But nothin...

2018 AAS Winner. This award winner produces the same shape, size and color of a traditional habanero, but without the tongue-numbing heat! These br...

Deep burgundy leaves are harvested early. Sweet leaves grow a foot long with a clean, crisp flavor. Scarlet roots with red and white concentric rin...

Slightly flattened, round fruits with unusually thick walls are unbeatable for stuffing, but also great for pickling or canning. Very early with c...

From a new breeder with numerous AAS Awards in recent years, this tomato combines extreme earliness with full-size, bright red fruits to produce th...

SKU: 9520 Peppers are second in popularity only to tomatoes, so we also wrote a brand new culture guide for peppers! Learn the differences in star...

Also called "Tigerella." The favorite bi-colored heirloom along the Atlantic Seaboard, from Baltimore to Savannah. Long cherished for its large, mi...

(Antirrhinum pendula). Our first hanging snapdragon is ideal for baskets and containers, with a pleasant, tropical-fruit fragrance. Cascades of col...

2015 AAS Winner. Unique sweet flavor without earthy notes or any bitter aftertaste! Features a rich, sweet, mild taste that even beet-haters will e...

SKU: 315 57 days. French heirloom that is bright orange, almost perfectly round, and about as big as a ping-pong ball. Mild, pleasing flavor. Well...