Lake Valley Seed

Eschscholzia californica. Tender perennial.Twister exhibits unusual petal formation for a California poppy. It makes a stunning display in a group, and is a real show-stopper as a single plant...

Lycopersicon lycopersicum. Determinate.No space for a garden? You can still have home-grown tomatoes. Tumbler produces plenty of sweet, cherry-sized tomatoes in a pot or tub.

Lactuca sativaGrow a complete salad mix all in the same row. This mixture is a custom blend of green and red lettuces. Succulent baby leaves can be cut every few weeks for a table-ready treat.

Cucurbita pepoEarly maturing squash with delicious deep green fruits and creamy white flesh. Very easy to grow and productive all season long. Best when harvested young. Freezes well.

Ocimum basilicum. Annual.A touch of Italy for your garden! Keep a pot indoors in a sunny window to enjoy fresh basil all winter. Use in tomato-based dishes and pasta recipes. Makes superb pesto.

Brassica napusThis kale was originally brought to the West by Russian traders. Wavy gray-green leaves tinged with purple taste best when tender. Delicious cooked or raw in salads.

Lathyrus odoratus ‘Old Spice’. Annual.Old Spice’s petite, highly fragrant blossoms have graced the English countryside since their arrival from Italy in 1699. This mix of delicate...

Raphanus sativusIntroduced in 1879, this French heirloom radish is noted for mild flavor and fine, crispy texture. 2″ length makes it perfect for snacking and dips.

Spinacia oleraceaOld-time garden favorite, quick to produce bunches of crinkled-leaved rosettes packed with vitamins and minerals. Best flavor and production when grown in cool weather.

Raphanus sativusCherry Belle is an early season radish grown for its crunchy, round red roots. Radishes take very little room to grow and can be planted to mature during any cold period. A great...

Pisum sativumPopular for its mild, sweet flavor, multiple disease resistance and heavy yields of large stringless pods. Usually produces two pods per node. Vines are short (approx. 30″) and...

Lactuca sativaA home garden favorite since 1850. Quickly produces large, loose-leaved heads with light green, crispy leaves. Best grown as a spring or fall/winter variety to avoid bolting.