Seeds & Seed Starting

Sweet and crunchy, with dark orange, fine grained 6-7″ roots and generous yields. This hardy variety is easy to grow, stores well, and stays crisp when cooked. Perfect for deep containers and shallow gardens. Planting & Harvesting Seed...

Bean (Pole) Kentucky Wonder – Item #556 $3.09 An old-time favorite because of its exceptional flavor and high yields. 8″ broad, fleshy pods with brown seeds are delicious picked fresh or dried for shelling. Resistant to bean rust...

Rich, tender, dark green pods with unbeatable flavor and productivity. Climbing vine yields 6-8″ straight, meaty, stringless pods. Perfect for freezing and canning. Planting & Harvesting Seed Depth: 1″ (3cm) Plant...

Unbeatable flavor and productivity. Big yields of 6″ pods that are straight, round, meaty, and stringless. A good choice for freezing, canning, or fresh use. Planting & Harvesting Seed Depth: 1″ (3cm) Plant Space: 6″...

Black-eyed Susan’s cheery yellow blossoms mean summertime in its native prairie habitat. Very hardy and easy to grow. Will naturalize in many climates. Attracts bees and other pollinators. Planting & Harvesting Seed Depth: 1/8″...

A heavenly blend of delicate, sweet-smelling lilac, violet, pink, rose, cream, and white blossoms. Perfect for borders. Planting & Harvesting Seed Depth: barely cover Spacing: scatter Sprouts In: 10-15 days Thinning: 6″...

Corn Natural Sweet- Item #4740 $3.99 Exceptional bicolor sweet corn variety is xtra-tender, delicious and has sweet milky kernels. 8″ long ears boast fantastic growing characteristics including strong seeding vigor and resistance to common rust...

Spiderwort Prairie – Item #4681 $2.59 Vigorous, clump-forming plants produce long narrow arching leaves and blue-violet flowers with showy yellow stamens that appear in clusters at the tops of the stems in the morning and close by mid-day...

Bean (Bush) Pinto – Item #4670 $2.29 The classic bean for refried beans and a favorite pot bean that pairs well with soups and other bean-based dishes. Pinto beans are the most common cultivar of dry beans, grown as a dry bean crop, and easy to...

Maltese Cross – Item #4623 $3.09 This old-fashioned garden favorite was planted in Thomas Jefferson’s gardens at Monticello. Its brilliant display of round, orange-red flower heads atop tall stems lend grace to the back garden border or...

Bumblebees are the champions among native pollinating bees, but up to a third of North America’s nearly 50 bumblebee species are declining. Create a nurturing habitat in your garden with this nectar rich mix of adaptable, native species and...

Prized for its spicy, clove-like fragrance, this variety features flower clusters in shades of lavender, purple, red, pink, cream, and white. Use as a winter annual in mild climates, or as a spring blooming annual in colder areas. Planting &...

This native prairie wildflower, also known as gayfeather, is a nectar-rich favorite of butterflies and hummingbirds. Its dense, bright purple flower spikes bloom from the top down atop long, sturdy stems springing from mounds of slender, grasslike leaves...

Sky-blue, star-shaped flowers make a lovely and interesting garnish. Leaves and flowers have a mild cucumber flavor. Very easy to grow and can withstand poor, dry soil. Also known as bee bread, borage attracts honeybees and other pollinating insects...

A vigorous sweet corn with plump, sugary kernels on slender 8″ ears. High disease resistance and cool weather tolerance. An excellent choice for freezing and canning, or eating fresh off the cob. Planting & Harvesting Seed...

Monarch Butterfly Garden Mix – Item #4501 $2.59 This nectar-filled carpet of native wildflowers and flower garden favorites provides the adult Monarch butterfly population with much-needed food. Plant together with milkweed, preferred for...

Spanish Flag Jungle Queen – Item #4493 $2.89 Exotic, vibrant blossoms in tricolors of red, yellow, and orange. Stands up well to heat and humidity. Showy, sturdy vines are stunning in hanging baskets, window boxes or climbing on a trellis...

A true heritage heirloom that originated in the Americas. This pattypan (or scallop) squash features saucer-shaped pale green fruit with tender, light green flesh. This is a vigorous and prolific bush variety that requires just five square feet of garden...

Lettuce Salad Bowl Red – Item #4482 $3.09 A deep burgundy-red version of the All America Award-winning Salad Bowl green lettuce. Large lobed leaves are ready to cut early and last well into hot weather without bolting or turning bitter. A...

Cucumber Tendergreen Burpless – Item #4480 $3.09 Plump and tender, Tendergreen’s uniform shape and sweet, non-bitter flesh have made it a favorite among slicing cucumbers for more than 80 years. Resistant to downy mildew and cucumber...

Cucumber Armenian – Item #4478 $3.09 Long, slender fruits with a distinctive pale green color and ridged skin that makes for decorative slices. This prolific vine, related to cucumber but actually a melon, sets sweet, crunchy fruit right up...

A unique blend of yellow, bronze red, and purple bi-colors. Plants are strongly branched with an abundance of 4″ flowers. Provides bunches of flowers for casual bouquets. Very easy to grow. Attracts pollinators. Planting & Harvesting Seed...

Geraniums are one of the most popular and low maintenance plants for gardens and containers. In winter, blooming Geranium brightens a sunny windowsill, lasting for years when lifted and brought indoors. Remove spent blossoms regularly for best...

Pea Snow (Bush) – Item #4368 $3.09 The crisp, sweet pods of t Planting & Harvesting Seed Depth: 1″ (3cm) Plant Space: 6″ (15cm) Row Space: 18″ (46cm) Sprouts In: 7-14 days Peas like cool weather and...