Lake Valley Seed

Lacinato Kale Lacinato, also known as dinosaur or Tuscan kale, has been a culinary treasure in Italy's Tuscany region since the 18th century. Its strap-like, blistered, dark green leaves can grow to...

Grand Rapids LettuceGrand Rapids has tightly curled, crisp, light green leaves with a sweet flavor for delicious salads anytime. A favorite of gardeners, this loose-leaf variety is slow to bolt for...

Olympia SpinachSlower to bolt (send up a seed head) than most other spinach, making it an excellent choice for year-round sowing. Productive, upright plants feature smooth leaves that are easy to...

Bright Lights Swiss ChardA bouquet of multicolored stems and wrinkled green and bronze leaves. Harvest tender young leaves for subtle, earthy flavor. A vigorous producer in all climates.PlantingPlant...

Lettuce Salad Bowl GreenA flavorful leaf type lettuce that does not form a head. Large, notched, lime green leaves hold sweet flavor in hot weather. Rapid grower, slow to bolt.PlantingLettuce prefers...

Kale Red RussianThis heirloom kale was first brought to the U.S. by Russian trader. Wavy gray-green leaves tinged with purple taste best when tender. Delicious cooked, or raw in salads.PlantingPlant...

Early Scarlet Globe RadishEarly Scarlet Glove is fast-growing for a quick harvest of round, bright red radishes with a mild peppery flavor. Eat them fresh from the garden or sliced into salads. Easy...

Cherry Belle Radish Bright, round red roots make this early variety a garden favorite. Radishes take very little room to grow and can be planted in any odd corner of the garden or patio container...

Salad Bowl Lettuce An All-America Award winner in 1952 and just as popular today! Large lime-green leaves hold well even in the hot summer weather. Lettuces prefer cool weather. Select a location...

Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce Quickly produces large loose-leaved heads with light green crispy leaves. Best grown as a spring or fall/winter variety to avoid bolting. Lettuces prefer cool weather,...

Sparkler RadishThis heirloom garden favorite features rosy red roots tipped with white. Round 1" roots are sweet and crisp, with a touch of peppery flavor. Sparkler is easy to grow and produces...

Red Russian KaleThis heirloom kale was first brought to the U.S. by Russian traders. Wavy gray-green leaves tinged with purple taste best when tender. Delicious cooked, or raw in salads.PlantingPlant...