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Green Twister Coneflower Echinacea Seeds grow into one of the most distinctive and eye-catching coneflowers you can plant. Each 4-inch bloom featur...

Show-stopping crookneck fruits are yellow with faint white stripes and light lime-green blossom ends. Harvest young at recommended Fruit Size for d...

Bred in the Middle East for extreme heat. Popular in our Southwest. Heavy heads with sweet, crisp flavor. Well adapted, slow to bolt, with great di...

1984 AAS Winner. Won prestigious honors for its superb flavor and extreme earliness – a full 2 weeks earlier than Sugar Snap below. Our most compac...

Use seeds in pickling, leaves add a unique flavor to salads and fish. Most widely grown strain. Deters cabbage worms. Days to Maturity: 55 Sow Me...

Reliable, dependable heirloom known for high yields of large fruits with a deep purplish-black color. Tall, upright plants produce 6 to 8 fruits pe...

Also called "Hot Banana." Banana-shaped, light yellow, 6 to 8-in., medium hot fruits are perfect for pickling. Compact plants bear loads of fruits ...

A long, cylindrical, dark red beet yielding four times more slices than the typical round beet. Grows uniform, smooth skin, yet never loses its ten...

Our most popular is very early, with big, loosely packed, crinkly, lime-green leaves that are crisp and sweet. Mild center blanches out to white. S...

Our earliest beet has choice tall tops – one of the best for greens, but its deep red roots are also ideal for pickling. The best variety for the P...

Green, broad leaves are used fresh or dried to flavor pork, lamb, poultry and dressings. Crushed leaves perfect for sausages and cheese. Days to ...

Here’s an exceptionally easy-to-grow zinnia with superb drought tolerance and superior disease resistance. The first hybrid zinnia, ‘Zahara’ is a c...

Bold, bright, majestic colors of pink, royal purple and lavender grace strong, sturdy plants. Huge blooms make dramatic, long-lasting cut flowers. ...

1957 AAS Winner. Widely adapted, bright red roots are perfectly round with a small tap root. Radishes remain crisp, juicy and tender without becomi...

The most talked-about zinnia in years! Petals shade from smoky dark rose at the base to lime green around the center, with shades of antique rose, ...

Sweet, succulent, tightly curled blue-green leaves are a healthy source of iron and vitamins. Colorful, attractive, slow-bolting leaves are excelle...

The best dahlia-flowered zinnia in the world produces huge blooms on compact plants just six weeks after sowing! Tolerant of heat and full sun. The...

A certain winner! Gigantic blooms in a rainbow of colors including red, yellow, orange, purple, pink, white and many bicolors. Tall, rugged plants ...

Dried plants are highly fragrant and used in sachets and to repel insects. Slow to germinate, so start indoors. Days to Maturity: 90 - 200 Sow Me...

2007 Fleuroselect Gold Medal Winner. Z. haageana. A remarkable bicolor mix of mostly fully double blooms in bold, warm colors. Floriferous, well-br...

Perhaps the best for adverse weather conditions where disease resistance is critical. Long, straight, tender pods with a butter-like flavor are amo...

The best of both worlds: fast-growing and very fusarium resistant, with the traditional, classic Genovese flavor, but without the strong licorice a...

With zany cocoa-lime coloring and remarkably large double flowers that bloom all summer long, this dramatic mix earns the feature position in your ...

Huge, shaggy, chrysanthemum like blooms in a rainbow of colors. Great in beds and borders, but perfect in fresh bouquets and arrangements. Sun: F...