Gift Guide

This variety has been discontinued by our supplier. Our recommended substitute is Mexican Sunset Hot Banana Hybrid. 2015 AAS Winner. Our only hybr...

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...

Round roots are yellow with a purple top and are early and sweet. Creamy-yellow flesh turns orange when cooked. Good for storage. Days to Maturity...

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...

The first-ever yellow cosmos, with loads of single blooms sporting a darker yellow center and fading to a creamy yellow at the tips. Ideal for beds...

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...

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...

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

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...

A Japanese variety used for both its roots and the tops. Beautiful, round, smooth, white roots that can be pickled, used in soups, braised or slice...

Thick-walled, mildly peppery, sweet, cherry-type peppers are unbeatable eaten fresh or for drying and grinding for paprika. Matures from creamy-whi...

Three colors in this series won the AAS Gold Medal Award, the first time the Gold Medal has been given in over a decade! Compact, sun-loving plants...

Certainly one of the “blackest” varieties we offer and it's nearly as large as Cherokee Purple, the standard of excellence for black tomatoes. Dark...

With a legacy mixture of tried and true varieties, we bring a balanced blend of “cut and come again” lettuces. Each palate pleasing harvest is just...

An old heirloom originally introduced in 1902 that remains the favorite of many. Robust stalks yield uniform ears filled with 8 to 12 rows of golde...

Highly decorative heirloom variety with kernels in shades of red, yellow, orange, blue, white and purple. Ears make attractive door swags and other...

Plum-shaped Ukrainian heirloom. Sweet-flavored, solid, meaty fruits are ideal for sauces and pastes. Days to Maturity: 75 Sow Method: Start Indoor...

Features unbeatable tomato flavor – a perfect balance of acidity and sweetness. Fruits are deep-pink, meaty and large Vines with potato-leafed foli...

The most highly treasured heirloom pink in the Carolinas and Virginia, where its mild tomato flavor and superior yields are appreciated. Vigorous v...

Only the third super-hot to record 1,000,000 Scoville heat units, after ‘Trinidad Moruga’ and ‘Ghost’ (fourth if ‘Carolina Reaper’ is included). Ne...

This is a smart prankster’s choice to create a false alarm. This upright cayenne hybrid develops completely sweet fruits that appear deceptively ho...

1950 AAS Winner. This watermelon is known for its hefty size and remarkable sugar content! This extra-sweet, oblong shaped heirloom boast beautiful...

Old heirloom that remains popular for both slicing and pickling, especially whole and chunk pickles. Ivory-white, black-spined fruits mature early ...

Wow your family or customers with an abundance of wavy, slightly crinkled collard leaves! This improved, early maturing, Georgia-type collard grows...