Vegetable Seeds

Physalis ixocarpaEasy to grow and prolific. Produces 2-3″ round fruits with a tart citrus flavor.  A staple in Mexican dishes and perfect for green salsas.

Eruca vesicaria sativa. Annual.Wild arugula, also known as garden rocket, is a slow-bolting culinary favorite traditionally found in kitchen gardens throughout Europe. Its peppery flavor adds a kick to soups and summer salads.

Phaseolus coccineusPlant for summer beauty, and reap a bountiful crop of sweet soup beans to enjoy in the fall. Scarlet Emperor produces abundant clusters of bright red blossoms, followed by a heavy crop of 6-8” slender green pods. Easy to grow...

Raphanus sativusAn heirloom daikon radish, with ball-shaped white fruit and crisp bright pink flesh. A cool season crop, milder and sweeter than other radishes. Slice for a stunning addition to salads.

Lycopersicon lycopersicum. Determinate.Luscious clusters of bright red 1 1/2″ gems. Perfect to pop in your mouth right in the garden, and a cheery addition to a salad or vegetable platter.

Lycopersicon lycopersicum. Indeterminate.Plants are loaded with clusters of 1 1/2″, bright yellow, pear-shaped tomatoes. Bite-sized fruits have a sweet, mild flavor that’s perfect for salads or hors d’oeuvres.

  Climbing Nasturtiums Moonlight (Tropaeolum majus)These lovely climbing nasturtiums have charming soft primrose yellow flowers and bright green foliage, much different from the usual bold and brassy color mix. They grow easily in any...

  Heirloom Container Tomatoes Tasmanian Chocolate Strong-yielding, short, sturdy vines bear heavy crops of beautiful, plump, mahogany red faintly striped tomatoes with delicious, well-balanced flavor. A perfect variety to grow in containers or...

Phaseolus vulgarisA real standout in areas with hot, humid summers where Contender’s disease resistance makes it a dependable favorite. Big yields of 6″ pods that are slightly curved, round, meaty and stringless. Great fresh, frozen and...

Cucumis sativusThis delicious burpless variety produces a bumper crop of sweet, crispy cucumbers for weeks starting in midsummer.

Lactuca sativaGrand Rapids has crisp, tightly curled, light green leaves with a sweet flavor. A favorite of home gardeners, this loose-leaf variety is slow to bolt for an extended harvest after other types have finished for the season.

Lactuca sativaIntroduced in 1941, Great Lakes continues to be the favored iceberg lettuce for both home gardeners and commercial growers. Noted for its crisp, round, dense heads with large, crinkled leaves. Both heat and cold tolerant and slow to...