Vegetable & Fruit

A long warm season will reward you with an abundance of easy-to-shell pods, each containing three to four rich, buttery beans!Key Product FeaturesSeed Depth: 1″ (3cm)Plant Space: 6″ (15cm)Row Space: 30″ (76cm)Sprouts In: 7-10 daysMatures In: 75 daysSow...

Spicy Salad Mix LettuceA custom blend of green and red lettuces with spicy greens like arugula and curly cress. Cut young leaves continuously for all-season harvest. Packet is 1.5g.PlantingSelect a location with full, or part shade in hot areas. Sow in...

Mini Belle Red Pepper Sweet and prolific! This short, stocky 24" plant produces an abundant crop of super-sweet, 1-1/2" peppers that ripen from green to red, with thick flesh that's perfect for stuffing. Heavy fruit production in a small amount of space...

Patio Pride Pea Pick fresh, sweet peas right from your patio! Patio Pride is an early season producer. Its compact, 18-24" plants are loaded with 2-3" pods filled with tender, flavorful peas that will be ready to pick about a month after germination...

Lacinato KaleLacinato, 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 24" and are known for their rich, earthy flavor. Hardy...

Mercurio F1 Carrot This Nantes type carrot produces distinct blunt-ended roots that average 6-8" in length. A sweet, tender, typically coreless carrot with a rich bright orange color. Mercurio is the original Nantes hybrid carrot. Planting Sow...

Tall Green Leaf Castor BeanForms a large plant with huge fleshy leaves in a single growing season. This fast growing plant lends a topical appearance to any hedge or border.PlantingSelect a location with full sun and average soil. Plant in late spring...

Ornamental CabbageA favorite for cool season gardens. Brightly colored leaf rosettes in bi-colors of green, pink, purple and white. Colors intensify in cool weather. Great compliment to low-growing Pastel Carpet Alyssum. Edible leaves make an attractive...

Henderson's Baby Lima BeanA very prolific heirloom that produces delicious buttery baby limas, three to four beans per easy-to-shell pod. This variety was discovered in Virginia in 1885 and introduced by the Peter Henderson Co. in 1888. A sturdy early...

Black Krim TomatoThe heirloom Black Krim tomato, originating on the Isle of Krim in the Black Sea region, is one of the oldest varieties of black tomatoes. Heat tolerant, with dark brown-red color and rich, somewhat salty flavor. Delicious sliced and...

Lettuce Mesclun Zesty Salad MixThe perfect blend of sweet lettuces and spicy greens for gourmet salads all season. Includes these lettuces: Tango, Lolla Rossa, Black Seeded Simpson, Deer Tongue Red, and Royal Oakleaf. Greens include arugula, frisee, and...

Hearts of Gold Cantaloupe Slice one open and inhale the sweet aroma of a vine-ripened melon. Better yet, these melons taste as sweet as they smell. Inside is a fine-grained, dark orange flesh and a small seed cavity. Small, 6-inch diameter fruits are...

Watermelon RadishAn heirloom daikon radish featuring ball-shaped white fruit with crisp, bright pink flesh. Milder and sweeter than other radishes. Slice for an attractive addition to summer salads.PlantingPlant in loose, rich soil starting in early...

Waltham 29 BroccoliPrized for its deep flavor. After Waltham's 6" compact head is harvested, enjoy an abundance of delicious side shoots until hard frost. Excellent steamed and in stir-fries. Packet is 1g.PlantingSow rich, moist soil four to six weeks...

Buttercrunch LettuceThis home garden favorite butterhead type lettuce is crisp and delicious, with rich green leaves and a creamy center. Buttercrunch is heat tolerant and bolt resistant.PlantingLettuce prefers cool weather. Select a location with full...

Dark Green Zucchini SquashEasy to grow! Straight, cylindrical fruits with creamy white interiors grow on bush-type plants. Produces late spring into fall. Freezes well.PlantingPlant in full sun and rich soil  for best growth. Start outdoors two...