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Albizia julibrissin Northern

Reference: Albizia julibrissin Northern

$2.99

Size: : 50 Seeds

Larger than Albizia Rosea, Northern Albizia tolerates cold better and is guaranteed to have pink flowers. Fast-growing ornamental tree with fragrant pink flowers that attract hummingbirds and butterflies. The tree grows up to 40 feet and will flower in the third year. It provides good wood suitable for many uses and is suitable for bonsai. Appreciates a more sheltered position.

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Albizia julibrissin Rosea

Reference: Albizia julibrissin Rosea

$2.99

Size: : 50 Seeds

Fast-growing ornamental tree with fragrant pink flowers that attract hummingbirds and butterflies. The tree grows between 13 and 30 feet and will flower in the third year. It provides good wood suitable for many uses and is suitable for bonsai. Rosea is smaller than the Nothern Albizia. Appreciates a more sheltered position.

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Alyssum Royal Carpet

Reference: Lobularia maritima

$2.99

Size: : 5000 Seeds

Small purple flowers create a fragrant groundcover from spring until fall. Easy to grow from seed. Great for borders, planters, rockeries, and edges. Height: 2 – 6 inches. Attracts Butterflies.

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Amaranth Burgundy

Reference: Amaranthus cruentus

$2.99

Size: : 200 Seeds

A tall, edible plant with intense reddish-purple leaves. The large elegant flower plumes produce an abundant amount of seeds. The seeds are preferred for grain and flour. The leaves are eaten raw in salads or cooked. Its size and color make it a wonderful addition as a backdrop for borders.

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Amaranth Pygmy Torch

Reference: Amaranthus hypochondriacus

$2.99

Size: : 350 Seeds

Dwarf Amaranth growing up to 16 inches with rich crimson plumes. It adds ornamental appeal to borders and is stunning when used as a low-growing plant to define specific areas. The long-lasting cut flowers dry a deep red and the green-to-burgundy leaves and shiny black seeds are edible and delicious! Cute little plants that are perfect in smaller gardens or containers.

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Amaranth Red Garnet

Reference: Amaranthus cruentus

$2.99

Size: : 6000 Seeds

A tall, beautiful, and edible plant that is easy to grow requires little maintenance and is drought tolerant. Use in salads, cook as greens, or grow for the seed heads to make flour or popcorn. Sprouts for microgreens are ready in 15-30 days. It grows well in the heat, which intensifies the color.

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Arrowleaf Balsamroot

Reference: Balsamorhiza sagittata

$2.99

Size: : 125 Seeds

The sunflower-like blooms of this native wildflower are a welcome sign of spring. Native Americans used the plant for food and medicine. All parts of the plant are edible. It is drought tolerant and a prize in any natural or xeriscape garden.

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Artichoke Green Globe

Reference: Cynara scolymus

$2.99

Size: : 75 Seeds

Plump round heirloom Artichokes with thick tasty hearts, tender leaves, and a delicious nutty flavor. Grow as an annual in all zones and as a perennial in Zones 6 – 11. Plants grow up to 5 feet with 3 – 5 heads per plant ready to harvest in 120 days.

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Arugula Slow Bolt

Reference: Eruca sativa

$2.99

Size: : 1000 Seeds

Easy to grow excellent cool-weather salad green with a spicy, nutty flavor. Use in salads, pesto, and garnish—harvest 21 days. Cut and come again for continuous harvesting.

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Arugula Wild

Reference: Diplotaxis tenuifolia

$2.99

Size: : 1000 Seeds

Quick and nutritious, easy to grow cool-weather salad green with a spicy, nutty flavor. Can be harvested in 21 days or grown on for fuller leaves. Use in Salads, Pesto, and as a Garnish. Prefers cooler weather.

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Asparagus Mary Washington

Reference: Asparagus officinalis

$2.99

Size: : 100 Seeds

A gardener's Favorite! Easy grow variety. Reliably produces thick, straight green stalks with hints of purple at the tips. Produces for over 25 years. Disease resistant with beautiful foliage.

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Aster Smooth Blue

Reference: Symphyotrichum laeve

$3.45

Size: : 500 Seeds

Smooth Blue Aster is a much beloved native plant that blooms with blue-purple flowers in late summer and early fall, adding visual interest and color to any garden. As a hardy and low-maintenance plant, it thrives in various growing conditions and plays a crucial role in local ecosystems as an essential food source for pollinators.

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Baby Blue Eyes

Reference: Nemophila menziesii

$2.99

Size: : 500 Seeds

These low growing native American wildflowers create a charming carpet of sky blue flowers in spring. Baby Blue Eyes are self-seeding annuals that will grow 6 - 8 inches high and attract beneficial pollinators and butterflies. Often used as a groundcover.

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Baby's Breath

Reference: Gypsophila elegans

$2.99

Size: : 1000 Seeds

The beautiful sprays of tiny white flowers on slender stems complement many other flowers in the garden. They make great cut flowers and add lightness to floral arrangements. They are often dried for craft projects, are easy to grow and and require little care.

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Baby's Breath Covent Garden

Reference: Gypsophila elegans Covent Garden

$2.99

Size: : 1000 Seeds

Easy to grow with larger flower petals than common Gypsophila. Beautiful sprays of tiny white flowers on slender stems complement many other flowers in the garden. They are long-lasting as cut flowers or can be dried for crafts. To show off your garden flowers spectacularly, plant Gypsophila elegans among them!

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Basil Large Leaf Italian

Reference: Ocimum basilicum

$2.99

Size: : 600 Seeds

The classic Italian sweet Basil with larger leaves. Easy to grow in the garden or containers, indoors or out. To prevent your basil from blooming for as long as possible, harvest or pinch off the top sets of leaves as soon as the plant reaches about 10" in height.

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Bean Blue Lake Pole

Reference: Phaseolus vulgaris limensis

$3.95

Size: : 100 Seeds

Tender stringless French bean. 70 days. A prolific producer of tender sweet beans with slender stringless pods between four and eight inches long. Old fashioned quality bean plant growing up to six feet high with bountiful harvesting from spring until fall. Excellent for freezing and canning.

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Beetroot Detroit Dark Red

Reference: Beta vulgaris

$2.99

Size: : 500 Seeds

A full, deep red globe beetroot. It can be harvested for baby beets or grown on for full size. Good for canning, pickling, juicing, and eating fresh. Nice large even shape. 58 Days. The most popular Heirloom beetroot since 1892. Frost tolerant.

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