No products
Product successfully added to your shopping cart
There are 0 items in your cart. There is 1 item in your cart.
Vegetables
There are 35 products.- 1
- 2
-
Amaranth Burgundy
Amaranthus hypochondriacu RBA 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. Its size and color make it a wonderful addition as a backdrop for borders.
$2.99 -
Amaranth Pygmy Torch
Amaranthus hypochondriacus PTDwarf Amaranth with rich crimson plumes adding ornamental appeal. The flowers dry nicely 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.
$2.64 -
Amaranth Red Garnet
Amaranthus tricolor RGA tall, beautiful and edible plant for the garden. 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. Grows well in heat which intensifies the color.
$2.99 -
Armenian Cucumber Dark Green
Cucumis melo var. flexuosusCrisp, juicy cucumber (var. Melon) that needs no peeling or de-seeding. A bitter-free burpless heirloom that is great for salads, canning, pickling, and relish. Good long season production until fall. Fruits grow up to 36" in length but best harvested at 12"-15". Grow on a trellis for straighter fruits.
$2.95 -
Artichoke Green Globe
Cynara scolymus GGGreen Globe is a popular Artichoke with thick tasty hearts, tender leaves, and a nutty flavor. The heads are 3”-5” wide, medium green, and tinged with purple.
$2.68 -
Arugula
Eruca sativaQuick 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.
$2.95 -
Asparagus Mary Washington
Asparagus officinalis MWA gardeners 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.
$2.99 -
Aunt Mollys Ground Cherry
Physalis pruinosa AMBushy plant growing up to 2 feet producing tasty little berries that are great as raw snacks or used in pies and deserts. Berries taste best after ripening and falling to the ground. Self seeding annual that produces berries the same year in 70-80 Days.
$2.64 -
Bean Blue Lake Pole
Phaseolus vulgaris limensis BLP65 days. Stringless dark green pods with white seeds. A heavy producer of old fashioned quality beans from spring till fall. Grows to 7ft. Good for Freezing, Canning or Fresh.
$2.99 -
Beetroot Detroit Dark Red
Beta vulgaris DDRThe most popular Heirloom beetroot since 1892. Full deep red globe with dark green top. Good for canning, pickling and eating fresh. Nice large even shape. 58 Days.
$2.99 -
Broccoli Green Sprouting Calabrese
Brassica oleracea CalabreseLoved for the delicate flavor of the side shoots that grow once the main head has been harvested. Once the head is cut the plant goes to work vigorously producing side shoots which are delectable, easy to grow, prolific, and hardy.
$2.64 -
Broccoli Raab Rapini
Brassica rapa (Rapini)Grown for the delicious cut-and-come-again side shoots that have a more nutty, sweet, and peppery flavor than Green Sprouting broccoli. Used extensively in Chinese and Italian cuisine. Quick and easy grower that tolerates heat and cold well.
$2.52 -
Bunching Onion Evergreen
Allium fistulosum EvergreenEvergreen bunching onions are cold hardy, easy to grow and have a sweet delicate flavor when picked young. Great eaten raw or used in specialty cooked dishes. Tolerates hot weather well. For longer white bulbs, hill the earth around the onions.
$2.70 -
Bussels Sprouts Long Island Improved
Brassica oleraceaReliable old heirloom variety that is easy to grow from seed, and the most popular sprout preferred by home and market gardeners. They are prolofic producers and will start to produce sprouts in 70-80 days. The sprouts will mature over an extended period so harvesting can be done over many months.
$2.68 -
Carrot Cosmic Purple
Daucus carota subsp. sativusCPA coreless vibrant purple carrot with deep orange on the inside. Cosmic purple has high levels of anthocyanin, beta carotene, and alpha carotene. Steam the carrots to keep the color intact. Averages 7”–8”.
$2.70 -
Carrot Scarlet Nantes
Daucus carota subsp. sativusSNBaby Carrot variety if pulled early! Easy to grow and ready in 68 days. Red-Orange with a small core and medium top. Open Pollinated (OP). Averages to 5-6 inches in length.
$2.64 -
Cauliflower Snowball
Brassica oleracea SnowballReliable, taller growing, early heirloom cauliflower with 6-7 inch white heads, and a heavy producer! Grow as spring or fall crop in zones 3-8, and as a winter crop in Zones over 8b. Has large leaves that are good for head cover. Needs Full Sun.
$2.64 -
Celery Tall Utah Cutting Celery
Apium graveolens TUA tall, easy to grow cutting celery with crunchy stalks and aromatic leaves. The stalks can grow to one foot tall, and the leaves can be used in culinary dishes. Popular with home gardeners and professional growers alike. Matures in 120 days.
$2.64 -
Collard Greens Georgia Southern
Brassica oleracea GSReliable and tasty collard. Cold hardy, easy to grow, slow to bolt, prolific cut and come again variety. High in vitamins and fiber. Grow as a spring or fall crop. Tolerates heat and poor soil conditions. Flavor is improved by a slight frost.
$2.64 -
Hyacinth Bean
Lablab purpureusA fast growing vine prized for its beautiful flowers and brilliant purple seed pods. The plant is edible though the mature beans require boiling with frequent water changes. The beans can be used as forage for animals.
$2.68 -
Hyacinth Bean (Red Leaf)
Lablab purpureus RLA fast growing vine prized for its deep red leaves, beautiful fragrant flowers and brilliant purple seed pods. The plant is edible though the mature beans require boiling with frequent water changes.
$2.68 -
Kale Blue Scotch Curled
Brassica oleraceaKBSCEasy to grow, curly variety. Takes severe cold weather with less yellowing than other Kale varieties. Can be harvested deep into winter. Dark green, bluish leaves have a softer 'green' flavor when cooked.
$2.64 -
Kale Italian Lacinato
Lacinato Nero ToscanaDescription Coming Soon! We have the seeds in stock and are working our way through listing them. Thank you for your patience..
$2.85 -
Kale Red Russian
Brassica napus pabulariaSuper easy to grow open pollinated heirloom variety that tolerates heat and cold exceptionally well. Produces large purple tinted leaves with a rich burgundy stem. The flavor is mild, nutty, and slightly sweet. Kale Red Russian is considered to be a "Super Food" and is high in nutritional value especially Vitamin K.
$2.70 -
Kale Siberian
Brassica oleracea SibFlatter leafed kale growing to 3 feet high, with a spread of harvestable leaves reaching out to 2 feet. Tolerates weather extremes well, and the flavor is improved with frost. A delicious kale with slightly curly edged leaves and a soft nutty flavor.
$2.64
- 1
- 2
New Seed Packets
January 2016: What We're Sowing Now!
BBC Radio 4: Gardeners Question Time. Lots of Tips here...
VIDEO: 8.40 Minutes. Behind Greening the Desert with Geoff Lawton
Composting: A Simple Recipe for Compost Tea from Three Plants
VIDEO: 58.36 Minutes. HRH Prince Charles Garden at Highgrove