Best Plants for Container Gardening

Candy Onion

Slightly flattened yellow onion has potential for large size, especially when sown for overwintering in its optimum 33-40° latitude range. A Walla Walla-type for growing farther south. Also offered as plants.

Common Chives

Common Chives (Allium schoenoprasum) are a classic perennial herb featuring slender, tubular green leaves that grow in dense clumps and reach 12-18 inches tall. Delicate purple-pink pompom flowers appear in spring, adding ornamental appeal. Ready to harvest at 75-85 days from seed, though established plants provide year-round cutting. This hardy heirloom offers mild, delicate onion flavor with subtle sharpness, making it ideal for finishing dishes, garnishing soups, and creaming into sauces. Unlike stronger alliums, chives complement rather than overpower. Extremely cold-hardy and low-maintenance.

Copra Onion

The gold standard for long-storage onions, Copra delivers outstanding keeping quality with bulbs storing 8-12 months when properly cured. This reliable variety produces uniform, dense bulbs with excellent flavor that intensifies during storage. A must-have for gardeners seeking year-round onion self-sufficiency.

Elephant Garlic

Despite its name, Elephant Garlic is actually more closely related to leeks than true garlic, producing massive bulbs that can weigh up to one pound each. The flavor is much milder and sweeter than regular garlic, making it perfect for roasting whole or for those who want garlic flavor without the bite. Each enormous clove can be as large as a regular garlic bulb.

Evergreen Hardy White

Evergreen Hardy White is an heirloom Allium variety prized for its mild, tender white onions with a delicate flavor less pungent than standard onions. Reaching maturity in approximately 65 days, this cold-hardy cultivar produces elongated white bulbs suitable for fresh eating and cooking. The plant tolerates a wide range of soil conditions and thrives in full sun to partial shade. Its hardiness and ease of cultivation make it an excellent choice for gardeners seeking a versatile, sweet onion option that stores moderately well and brings subtle onion flavor to dishes without overwhelming heat.

Evergreen White Bunching Onion

A hardy perennial scallion variety that lives up to its name by providing fresh green onions year-round in most climates. This vigorous variety forms thick white bases and dark green tops that can be harvested continuously by cutting and allowing to regrow. Perfect for gardeners who want a permanent source of fresh scallions without replanting.

French Gray Shallot

The gourmet cook's dream shallot, prized by French chefs for its complex, wine-like flavor and firm texture that holds up beautifully in cooking. These traditional gray-skinned shallots multiply from single bulbs into clusters of 6-12 bulbs with rose-colored flesh and incredible storage life. Their sophisticated flavor is milder than onions but more complex than garlic.

Garlic Chives

Wide, flat leaves are attractive and easy to harvest. Mild garlic flavor.

Georgia Fire Garlic

A robust softneck garlic variety that thrives in warmer climates where hardneck varieties struggle. Known for its reliable bulb formation and excellent storage qualities, producing plump bulbs with creamy white skin and a bold, spicy flavor. This variety is perfect for southern gardeners who want to grow their own garlic successfully.

Giant Red Beard

A showstopping ornamental allium that creates dramatic 6-inch purple globes on tall stems, making it a favorite for cutting gardens and perennial borders. This Dutch hybrid blooms in late spring with hundreds of star-shaped flowers that attract beneficial insects and dry beautifully for arrangements. The spherical flower heads are perfectly geometric and long-lasting.

Italian Red Torpedo Onion

An elegant elongated onion with stunning deep red skin and crisp white flesh streaked with purple rings. This intermediate-day variety offers a perfect balance of sweet and sharp flavors that mellows beautifully when cooked. The distinctive torpedo shape and vibrant color make it a standout in both the garden and on the plate.

Japanese Bunching Onions

Japanese bunching onions are delicate, slender green onions that mature in approximately 65 days. Unlike bulbing onions, they form elongated white shanks with tender green tops, making them ideal for both raw and cooked applications. These heirloom varieties are prized for their mild, sweet onion flavor and exceptionally crisp texture. They're a staple in Japanese cuisine, perfect for garnishing dishes, stir-fries, and salads. Their easy growing requirements and continuous harvest potential make them a favorite among home gardeners seeking fresh, flavorful alliums.

Purple de Lautrec Shallot

A prestigious French heirloom shallot with protected designation of origin status, prized by chefs worldwide for its complex, wine-like flavor. The elongated bulbs have beautiful purple-tinged skin and develop multiple cloves with incomparable taste. This is the shallot that elevates French cuisine to culinary art.

Purple Sensation Allium

A spectacular ornamental allium that produces stunning 4-6 inch spherical flower heads on tall, sturdy stems in late spring. The deep purple globe-shaped blooms create dramatic architectural elements in perennial gardens and are exceptional as cut flowers. This award-winning variety naturalizes well and returns year after year with even more impressive displays.

Purple Top Walla Walla

The sweet, mild onion that made Walla Walla, Washington famous. This beloved heirloom variety produces large, flattened bulbs with purple-tinged skin and crisp white flesh so sweet they can be eaten like apples. Perfect for those who want to grow their own version of this premium market onion.

Purplette

These flavorful specialty onions mature early and hold well. Purplette is a glossy rich burgundy, transforming to a nice pastel pink when cooked or pickled. Can be harvested at golf ball size or very young as baby bunching onions with purple pearl ends. Best at 40° latitude and higher.

Red Baron Shallots

A premium French-type shallot with beautiful reddish-purple skin and crisp white flesh tinged with purple rings that adds both flavor and visual appeal to any dish. These elongated bulbs multiply underground to produce clusters of 6-8 shallots per plant, offering exceptional value and storage life. Their complex, wine-like flavor is more refined than onions, making them a favorite among gourmet cooks and essential for French cuisine.

Red Burgundy Onion

A stunning deep red storage onion that combines beautiful color with excellent keeping qualities and robust flavor. The dark burgundy skin and purple-tinged white flesh make this variety as ornamental as it is functional in the kitchen. Red Burgundy stores for 6-8 months when properly cured, making it ideal for gardeners who want year-round homegrown onions.

Red Burgundy Shallot

A striking shallot variety with deep burgundy-red skin that adds both flavor and visual appeal to the garden and kitchen. These prolific multipliers produce clusters of medium-sized bulbs with excellent storage qualities and a perfect balance of onion sweetness and garlic complexity. A favorite among home gardeners for its reliability and gourmet appeal.

Red Carpet Chives

A stunning ornamental chive variety that produces masses of vibrant rose-red flowers above dense clumps of slender green foliage. Beyond its beauty, this perennial herb offers the same mild onion flavor as regular chives, making it both a gorgeous garden accent and a useful culinary herb. The flowers are edible and make beautiful garnishes.

Red Wing Storage Onion

A premium red storage onion that combines excellent keeping quality with bold flavor and stunning deep red color. These perfectly round bulbs store for 8-10 months when properly cured, making them ideal for gardeners who want homegrown onions year-round. The firm texture and sharp flavor make them perfect for cooking.

Rossa di Milano

An onion so lovely, it's almost a shame to eat it. Selected by the late Dr. John Navazio under tough organic growing conditions, our 'Rossa di Milano' strain is up to 10 days earlier than others boasting the same name. One of the most thrips-resistant long-day onions in our trials. Bulbs are large to colossal in size and exhibit the true grano shape with distinctly flattened tops. Suited for long storage (6+ months) with thin necks that easily dry down. Strong, bronze-pink skins and great uniformity. An excellent cooking onion, Rossa di Milano contributes an abundance of sweetness and pungency to any cuisine. Your new favorite onion. Can be successfully grown in the northern reaches of the intermediate-day region. Adaptation: 38-50° latitude.

Stuttgart

A classic German heirloom onion prized for its exceptional storage life and reliable performance in cool climates. This flat-topped yellow onion develops firm, dense bulbs with crisp white flesh and a pleasantly sharp flavor that mellows beautifully when cooked. Stuttgart's outstanding keeping quality makes it a favorite among gardeners who want to store their harvest through winter.

Vidalia Onion

The famous sweet onion from Georgia, prized for its mild flavor and exceptional sweetness that allows it to be eaten raw like an apple. These large, golden onions have become synonymous with Southern cooking and are perfect for caramelizing, grilling, or enjoying fresh in salads. Their low sulfur content and high sugar content make them a favorite among gardeners who want to grow restaurant-quality sweet onions at home.

Walla Walla Sweet Onion

Juicy, sweet, regional favorite. In the Northwest, which has normal low winter temperatures above -10°F (-23°C), seed is sown in late August, and a crop of very large, flattened, ultra-mild onions is harvested early the next summer. SPRING PLANTING: Walla Walla may be spring planted using seeds or plants in colder regions where winter survival is hit or miss. It is not as big or sweet as the wintered-over crop, but still milder and juicier than others from spring planting. Nice as a "green top" onion. Not for storage. Adaptation: 35-55° latitude. Also offered organic, and as plants.

White Lisbon Bunching Onion

The classic European bunching onion prized for its crisp white stems and mild onion flavor. Perfect for continuous harvesting throughout the growing season, these versatile scallions can be harvested young for tender greens or left to mature for thicker stems. A kitchen garden essential that's incredibly easy to grow.

Yellow Granex Onion

The authentic sweet onion that made Georgia's Vidalia region famous, Yellow Granex produces large, globe-shaped bulbs with exceptionally mild, sweet flavor. These golden beauties are so gentle they can be eaten like apples when grown in the right conditions. Perfect for gardeners wanting to grow their own version of premium sweet onions.

Yellow Sweet Spanish Onion

A classic long-day onion variety beloved for producing enormous, mild-flavored bulbs that can reach softball size or larger. These golden-skinned beauties are incredibly versatile in the kitchen, sweet enough to eat raw yet substantial enough for cooking. Perfect for northern gardeners who want to grow impressive onions that store well through winter.

Black Turtle Bush Bean

A classic dry bean variety prized for its rich, earthy flavor and meaty texture that makes it perfect for Latin American cuisine. These small, glossy black beans are incredibly nutritious and store exceptionally well, making them a pantry staple for home gardeners who want to grow their own protein source.

Black Valentine Bush Bean

A reliable heirloom bush bean prized for its exceptional cold tolerance and ability to produce in less-than-ideal conditions. This hardy variety has been a garden staple since the early 1900s, producing abundant crops of tender green pods even in cool weather. Black Valentine is the go-to choice for northern gardeners and anyone wanting a dependable, no-fuss bean variety.

Blue Lake Bush 274

The gold standard for green beans, developed from the famous Blue Lake pole variety but bred for compact bush growth. These tender, stringless pods have the classic fresh bean flavor and crisp texture that made Blue Lake beans the choice of commercial processors and home gardeners alike. Perfect for beginners who want restaurant-quality green beans without the hassle of trellising.

Borlotto Bush Bean

An Italian heirloom treasure that produces stunning speckled pods streaked with red and cream, making it as ornamental as it is delicious. Also known as cranberry beans, these dual-purpose beauties can be harvested young as tender snap beans or left to mature for plump, flavorful shelling beans perfect for Italian cuisine.

Bountiful Bush Bean

A tried-and-true heirloom from 1898 that lives up to its name with incredibly heavy yields of tender, stringless pods. This variety is prized for its long harvest window and ability to produce well even in less-than-ideal conditions. Gardeners love its reliability and the fact that it continues producing over several weeks rather than all at once.

Burpee's Stringless Green Pod

A beloved heirloom introduced in 1894 that revolutionized bean growing by being one of the first truly stringless varieties available to home gardeners. These productive plants produce tender, meaty pods with exceptional flavor that remains consistent throughout the harvest season. A perfect choice for gardeners seeking reliable, old-fashioned quality with the convenience of modern stringless technology.

Bush Blue Lake 274

The compact bush version of the legendary Blue Lake pole bean, delivering the same exceptional flavor and tender texture in a space-saving package. These dark green, stringless pods are incredibly productive and perfect for gardeners who want premium quality without the hassle of trellising. A reliable performer that consistently ranks among the top choices for fresh eating and freezing.

Bush Kentucky Wonder

A compact bush version of the famous Kentucky Wonder pole bean, delivering the same exceptional flavor and tender texture without the need for trellising. This reliable variety produces abundant harvests of long, flat, meaty pods that are perfect for fresh eating or preserving. Popular with home gardeners who want Kentucky Wonder quality in a space-saving bush form.

Bush Lake Bean

The beloved Blue Lake flavor in a space-saving bush form, Bush Lake delivers the same exceptional taste and stringless quality that made Blue Lake famous. This compact variety is perfect for smaller gardens and containers while maintaining the superior eating quality of its pole bean cousin. Produces concentrated harvests of tender, straight pods that are ideal for fresh eating or preserving.

Bush Romano Italian

A classic Italian flat-podded bush bean that produces wide, meaty pods with exceptional flavor and tender texture. These productive plants deliver the authentic taste of Italian cuisine right from your garden, perfect for fresh eating or preserving. Romano beans are prized by chefs and home cooks alike for their superior cooking qualities and rich, nutty flavor.

Calypso Bush Bean

A striking heirloom dry bean featuring distinctive black and white orca-like markings that make it as beautiful as it is delicious. Originally from the Caribbean, this compact bush variety produces abundant pods filled with kidney-shaped beans perfect for soups, stews, and Caribbean dishes. The dramatic two-toned pattern and rich, earthy flavor make Calypso beans a favorite among both gardeners and chefs.

Cherokee Pink Bean

A rare and beautiful heirloom dry bean with stunning pink and burgundy mottled coloring that's been passed down through Cherokee families for generations. This vigorous bush variety not only produces gorgeous beans but also offers exceptional flavor and nutrition, making it perfect for both ornamental and culinary purposes. The striking appearance and cultural significance make this a must-grow variety for heirloom enthusiasts.

Cherokee Purple Bean

Cherokee Purple Bean is a stunning heirloom snap bean variety prized for its distinctive dark purple pods that mature in approximately 72 days. The beans are notably slender and tender with an excellent snap texture when picked at peak immaturity. This variety delivers a sweet, mild flavor that stands out among purple bean cultivars, making it equally suited for fresh eating, steaming, or stir-frying. The plants produce prolifically in full sun, and the vibrant purple color adds visual appeal to any garden bed. True to its heirloom heritage, Cherokee Purple Bean offers home gardeners an unusual yet reliable producer with superior taste and texture.

Cherokee Purple Pod Bean

A stunning heirloom pole bean that produces gorgeous deep purple pods on vigorous vines, creating an eye-catching display in any garden. Beyond their ornamental value, these beans offer excellent flavor and turn green when cooked, making them both beautiful and delicious. This Cherokee Nation variety represents centuries of careful seed saving and cultural heritage.

Contender Bush Bean

A reliable and productive bush bean that lives up to its name as a top contender in home gardens. This variety excels in both hot and cool weather conditions, producing abundant harvests of tender, stringless pods that maintain their quality even when picked large. Developed for its exceptional adaptability and consistent performance, making it a favorite among both novice and experienced gardeners.

Detroit Dark Red Bush Bean

An eye-catching heirloom variety that produces deep burgundy-red pods on sturdy bush plants. While the pods turn green when cooked, they're absolutely stunning in the garden and at harvest. This productive variety offers the same great taste as traditional green beans with the added visual appeal of colorful pods.

Dragon Tongue

A stunning Dutch heirloom that transforms any garden into a conversation piece with its cream-colored pods dramatically streaked with purple flames. Beyond their striking appearance, these beans offer exceptional flavor when harvested young as snap beans, with a tender texture and sweet, nutty taste that's perfect fresh or lightly cooked. The purple markings fade when cooked, but the superior flavor remains.

Early Contender Bush Bean

A reliable, early-maturing green bean that's perfect for short seasons and beginning gardeners seeking guaranteed success. This hardy variety produces abundant, tender 6-inch pods even in challenging weather conditions, making it a dependable choice for consistent harvests throughout the growing season.

Fordhook 242 Lima Bush

An improved version of the classic Fordhook Lima, this heat-tolerant variety produces large, plump seeds with the creamy texture and buttery flavor lima bean lovers crave. Developed for better performance in warm climates, it's more reliable than older lima varieties while maintaining that distinctive rich taste. This bush variety eliminates the need for staking while delivering impressive yields of premium-quality beans.

Fortex Pole Bean

A French filet bean that produces extraordinarily long, slender pods up to 11 inches in length while maintaining tender texture and exceptional flavor. This vigorous climbing variety is beloved by gourmet gardeners for its elegant appearance and restaurant-quality taste that stays tender even at full size. Fortex offers an extended harvest window since the pods remain stringless and succulent much longer than typical varieties.

Gold Rush Bush Bean

A premium yellow wax bean that delivers exceptional flavor and beautiful golden color to the garden and dinner table. This high-yielding variety produces straight, tender pods that hold their color and quality exceptionally well. Gold Rush is beloved by gardeners for its reliability, disease resistance, and outstanding fresh eating quality.

Golden Wax Bush Bean

A classic yellow wax bean that's been delighting gardeners since the 1870s with its bright golden pods and exceptional tenderness. These compact bush plants produce heavy yields of stringless, buttery-flavored beans that are as beautiful as they are delicious, making them perfect for both the dinner table and farmers market sales.

Haricot Vert Cornelia

The ultimate gourmet French filet bean that produces incredibly slender, tender pods prized by fine restaurants and home cooks alike. These pencil-thin beans maintain their delicate texture and refined flavor even when mature, offering the authentic French haricot vert experience in your own garden. Perfect for gardeners who appreciate culinary excellence and want to elevate their cooking with truly premium ingredients.

Henderson Bush Lima

A compact, early-maturing lima bean perfect for northern gardens and small spaces, producing abundant crops of small, buttery lima beans in just 65 days. This reliable heirloom has been a garden favorite since the 1880s, valued for its dependable production and rich, creamy flavor. Unlike larger lima varieties, Henderson Bush thrives in cooler conditions and doesn't require the long, hot growing season that limits other lima beans.

Henderson Lima Bush

A compact, early-maturing lima bean that's been a garden favorite since 1888, perfect for short growing seasons and small spaces. These productive bushes yield tender, buttery baby lima beans that are much more palatable than large limas, with a creamy texture and mild flavor. An excellent choice for gardeners new to growing lima beans or those wanting a reliable, heat-tolerant variety.

Jacob's Cattle Bush Bean

A stunning heirloom dry bean with distinctive white and maroon spotted patterns that earned its name from resembling the biblical Jacob's spotted cattle. This New England heritage variety combines beautiful appearance with exceptional flavor, making it both a conversation starter and a delicious addition to soups and stews.

Jade Bush Bean

A premium hybrid bush bean renowned for producing perfectly straight, dark green pods with exceptional tenderness and flavor. This variety sets the standard for quality in fresh market beans, maintaining its crisp texture and bright color even after cooking. Jade's compact, upright growth habit and concentrated harvest make it ideal for both small gardens and larger plantings seeking restaurant-quality beans.

Maxibel Haricot Vert

The ultimate French filet bean prized by gourmet cooks for its incredibly slender, pencil-thin pods and exceptional tenderness. This productive bush variety produces an abundance of extra-fine beans that maintain their delicate texture and vibrant color whether served fresh or lightly cooked. Maxibel represents the pinnacle of fine bean breeding, delivering restaurant-quality haricot verts for the home gardener's table.

Pencil Pod Black Wax Bean

A treasured heirloom wax bean dating back to the 1890s, Pencil Pod Black Wax produces beautiful golden-yellow pods that are perfectly round and stringless. This reliable bush variety offers exceptional flavor and tender texture, making it a favorite among gardeners who appreciate both historical significance and superior eating quality. The bright yellow pods are easy to spot for harvesting and add vibrant color to garden beds.

Provider Bush

The ultimate beginner's green bean, specifically bred for reliability and performance in challenging growing conditions. This hardy bush variety tolerates cool weather better than most beans and produces heavy yields of tender, stringless pods even when other varieties struggle. Perfect for northern gardeners and anyone who wants a foolproof bean that delivers consistent results.

Provider Green Bush Bean

The ultimate cool-weather tolerant green bean that extends your growing season at both ends, thriving in conditions that would stop other varieties cold. This reliable producer sets abundant crops of tender, flavorful pods even during cool, wet springs and can handle light frosts that would damage more tender beans.

Purple Podded Bush Bean

A stunning heirloom variety that produces vibrant purple pods that turn green when cooked, making it both ornamental and delicious in the garden. These eye-catching plants are incredibly easy to harvest since the colorful pods stand out dramatically against the green foliage. Beyond their beauty, these beans offer excellent flavor and are perfect for gardeners who want something unique and conversation-worthy.

Purple Top Bush Bean

A stunning heirloom variety that produces beautiful purple-streaked pods on compact bush plants, adding both color and flavor to the garden. The tender young pods are excellent fresh, while mature beans can be dried for winter storage, making this a true dual-purpose variety that's been treasured by gardeners for generations.

Red Noodle Long Bean

An eye-catching Asian variety that produces incredibly long, burgundy-red pods that can reach up to 24 inches in length while maintaining tenderness and flavor. This vigorous climbing bean is not only productive but adds dramatic color and height to the garden with its striking appearance. Popular in Asian cuisine, these beans are tender when young and maintain their beautiful color when lightly cooked.

Roma II Bush Bean

An improved version of the classic Italian Romano bean, Roma II produces exceptionally wide, flat pods with incredible flavor and meaty texture. This compact bush variety brings gourmet Italian bean quality to small gardens and containers, producing heavy yields of the broad, tender pods beloved in Mediterranean cuisine. Perfect for gardeners who want premium flavor without the space requirements of pole varieties.

Romano Italian Bush Bean

A classic Italian heirloom prized by chefs and home gardeners for its exceptionally wide, flat pods and rich, intense flavor. These meaty beans have a distinctly different taste and texture from regular green beans, with a more substantial bite and earthy flavor that holds up beautifully to cooking. Popular in Mediterranean cuisine, Romano beans are perfect for gardeners who want something special beyond ordinary green beans.

Royal Burgundy Bush Bean

A stunning ornamental edible that produces deep purple pods on compact plants, making harvest incredibly easy since the colorful beans stand out against green foliage. These tender, stringless pods turn bright green when cooked, offering the perfect combination of garden beauty and excellent eating quality. An All-America Selections winner that brings both function and dramatic flair to any vegetable garden.

Scarlet Runner Bean

Scarlet flowers against green, heart-shaped foliage. Rapid climbers. Beans are edible and delicious when young. Keep pods picked for continuous bloom. May simply be called scarlet runner. A hummingbird favorite. Edible Flowers: The flowers offer a mild and sweet flavor. Use them to garnish or in salads, soups, and desserts.

Tendercrop Bush Bean

An All-America Selections winner renowned for producing consistently tender, stringless pods even when mature, making it nearly impossible to pick them too late. This dependable variety offers excellent disease resistance and heavy yields of straight, round pods that maintain their quality longer than most bush beans. A top choice for beginners and experienced gardeners alike who want foolproof, high-quality green beans.

Tendergreen Bush Bean

A time-tested heirloom that has been delighting gardeners since 1925 with its exceptional tenderness and flavor. These medium-green, stringless pods are incredibly productive and maintain their quality even when picked large. Known for its reliability and adaptability, Tendergreen is the perfect choice for beginning gardeners seeking a foolproof, delicious bean variety.

Top Notch Golden Wax

A premium yellow wax bean variety that combines disease resistance with exceptional eating quality and attractive golden-yellow pods. This modern improvement on classic wax beans offers more consistent production and better pod quality than older varieties. The tender, stringless pods have a delicate flavor and beautiful presentation that makes them perfect for fresh eating or preserving.

Topcrop Bush Bean

A classic All-America Selections winner from 1950 that remains one of the most reliable bush beans for home gardeners. This prolific variety produces straight, stringless pods with excellent flavor and texture. Known for its concentrated harvest period and exceptional disease resistance, making it perfect for both fresh eating and preserving.

Vermont Cranberry Bush Bean

A beloved New England heirloom that's been grown in Vermont gardens since the 1700s, featuring beautiful burgundy-red beans that resemble cranberries when dried. This compact bush variety is perfectly adapted to shorter growing seasons and produces reliable yields of flavorful beans that have sustained New England families for centuries. The rich color and exceptional flavor make it a favorite for traditional baked bean recipes and modern farm-to-table cuisine.

Anne Golden Raspberry

A stunning everbearing yellow raspberry that produces sweet, honey-flavored berries from summer through fall. This primocane variety offers the unique appeal of golden-yellow fruit that's less attractive to birds while delivering exceptional sweetness and a delicate, almost tropical flavor. Anne's thornless canes and compact growth habit make it ideal for small gardens and containers.

Aronia Berry (Chokeberry)

Often called the ultimate superfruit, aronia berries pack more antioxidants than blueberries, goji berries, or acai. These native North American shrubs are incredibly hardy and adaptable, thriving where other berries struggle. While tart when fresh, they transform into delicious jams, juices, and baked goods while providing exceptional nutritional benefits.

Black Pearl Ornamental Pepper

A stunning ornamental pepper with jet-black foliage and small, round berries that mature from black to red. Winner of the All-America Selections award, this compact plant serves double duty as both landscape accent and edible crop. The berries pack serious heat while adding dramatic color to gardens and containers.

Bluecrop Blueberry

The gold standard of highbush blueberries and America's most widely planted variety for good reason. This mid-season producer yields large, flavorful berries with excellent storage quality and consistent annual crops. Bluecrop's exceptional cold hardiness, disease resistance, and reliable performance make it the perfect choice for beginner blueberry growers.

Blueray Blueberry

A premier northern highbush blueberry developed by the USDA, prized for its exceptionally large, firm berries and outstanding flavor. This vigorous grower produces heavy crops of light blue berries with excellent storage quality, making it a favorite for both fresh eating and preserving. The attractive spring flowers and brilliant fall foliage add ornamental value to any landscape.

Boyne Red Raspberry

An exceptionally hardy red raspberry developed in Manitoba, Canada, capable of surviving temperatures down to -40°F without winter protection. This early-ripening variety produces medium-sized, bright red berries with excellent flavor and remarkable productivity despite its compact size. Boyne is perfect for northern gardeners who thought raspberries were impossible to grow in their climate.

Caroline Red Raspberry

A premium everbearing red raspberry that produces two crops per year - a summer harvest on second-year canes and a heavy fall crop on first-year canes. Known for exceptional fruit quality with large, firm berries that have outstanding flavor and excellent shelf life. This disease-resistant variety thrives in hot climates better than most raspberries, making it perfect for challenging growing conditions.

Duke Blueberry

One of the finest early-season blueberry varieties, producing large, firm berries with exceptional sweet flavor in mid-June. Duke offers reliable annual production and excellent cold hardiness, making it a favorite among northern gardeners. The upright, vigorous bushes also provide beautiful white spring flowers and stunning orange-red fall foliage.

Elliott Blueberry

The season extender that blueberry enthusiasts dream about, Elliott produces sweet, firm berries well into late summer when other varieties have finished. This vigorous highbush variety offers excellent cold hardiness and consistent heavy yields of medium-large berries with exceptional storage quality. Its extended harvest period makes it invaluable for home gardeners wanting fresh blueberries from July through September.

Emerald Blueberry

A revolutionary southern highbush blueberry that produces massive, sweet berries without requiring winter chill hours. Perfect for warm climates where traditional blueberries struggle, Emerald offers exceptional fruit quality with a long harvest season that extends from late spring through early summer.

Everbearing Red Raspberry

A prolific everbearing raspberry that delivers two harvests per year - a summer crop on second-year canes and a fall crop on first-year canes. Known for producing large, firm berries with excellent flavor and superior keeping quality, making it a favorite among home gardeners seeking extended harvests.

Fall Gold Everbearing Raspberry

A unique yellow-fruited everbearing raspberry that produces sweet, mild berries on current-year canes. This thornless variety offers two harvests per year and exceptional cold hardiness. The golden berries are less acidic than red varieties, making them perfect for fresh eating and creating stunning dessert presentations.

Goji Berry (Wolfberry)

An ancient superfruit gaining popularity among health-conscious gardeners for its exceptional nutritional value and antioxidant content. This hardy shrub produces bright red berries with a sweet-tart flavor reminiscent of cranberries. Once established, goji berries are extremely drought-tolerant and can produce for decades.

Heritage Red Raspberry

America's most popular everbearing raspberry variety, delivering two harvests per year with exceptional reliability. These medium-sized berries offer outstanding flavor and freeze beautifully, making them perfect for both fresh eating and preserving. Heritage is renowned for its disease resistance and ability to produce consistent crops even for novice gardeners.

Honeyberry (Haskap)

An exciting superfruit that's gaining popularity among adventurous gardeners, producing unique elongated blue berries with a complex flavor reminiscent of blueberry-raspberry-cherry. These extremely cold-hardy bushes are among the first fruits to ripen in early summer, often ready weeks before strawberries. Honeyberries thrive in northern climates where other berries struggle and offer exceptional antioxidant content.

Legacy Blueberry

A late-season highbush blueberry prized for its enormous, firm berries that can reach the size of quarters. This vigorous variety produces consistently heavy crops of sweet, flavorful berries with excellent storage quality, making it perfect for fresh eating and preserving. Legacy's compact growth habit and beautiful fall foliage make it an attractive addition to any edible landscape.

Lingonberry

A Scandinavian favorite that's perfect for northern gardens, producing two crops per year of tart, cranberry-like berries. These low-growing evergreen shrubs create beautiful ground cover while yielding berries prized for their keeping quality and distinctive flavor. Ideal for gardeners wanting to grow something unique that thrives in cooler climates.

Northland Blueberry

A cold-hardy, half-high blueberry bush that's perfect for northern gardeners and smaller spaces. This reliable variety produces abundant crops of medium-sized, sweet berries and offers beautiful fall color, making it both productive and ornamental in the landscape.

Patriot Blueberry

An exceptionally hardy northern highbush blueberry known for its consistent heavy yields and superior cold tolerance. This vigorous variety produces large, flavorful berries early in the season and demonstrates excellent resistance to root rot, making it ideal for challenging growing conditions and northern climates.

Prime-Ark 45 Blackberry

The first truly successful primocane-fruiting blackberry that produces large, firm berries on both first and second-year canes for extended harvests. This thornless variety delivers exceptional fruit quality with sweet, flavorful berries that rival the best traditional blackberries. The compact, manageable growth habit makes it perfect for home gardens where space is at a premium.

Prime-Ark Freedom Blackberry

A game-changing primocane blackberry that produces two crops annually on thornless canes, combining the best of both worlds - convenience and productivity. This University of Arkansas release offers large, firm berries with excellent flavor and the unique advantage of fruiting on first-year canes, extending your harvest season significantly.

Royalty Purple Raspberry

A stunning purple raspberry variety that combines the best traits of red and black raspberries, producing large, sweet-tart berries with a unique wine-like flavor. Developed at Cornell University, this vigorous grower produces heavy yields on strong, self-supporting canes. The deep purple fruit is perfect for fresh eating and makes spectacular jams with incredible color.

Tifblue Rabbiteye Blueberry

A heat-tolerant rabbiteye blueberry that thrives in Southern climates where northern varieties fail. This vigorous producer yields large, firm berries with excellent flavor and superior storage quality. Perfect for gardeners in hot, humid regions who want reliable blueberry harvests.

Arugula 'Rocket'

This fast-growing salad green delivers a peppery, nutty punch that transforms ordinary salads into gourmet experiences. The deeply lobed leaves are ready to harvest in just weeks, making it perfect for succession planting and continuous fresh salads. Cool weather brings out the best flavor, while hot weather intensifies the spiciness for those who love bold, peppery greens.

Black Magic Kale

Black Magic is a well-maintained selection of Toscano kale with long, narrow leaves for attractive and tall, straight bunches. Dark blue-green leaves with beautiful savoy. Lacinato or "dinosaur" type kale.

Bok Choy 'Joi Choi'

An All-America Selections winner that produces beautiful, uniform heads with crisp white stems and dark green leaves. This hybrid variety is slow to bolt and performs exceptionally well in both spring and fall gardens. Joi Choi's tender texture and mild flavor make it perfect for both raw and cooked applications.

Burpee Hybrid Broccoli

A reliable hybrid broccoli that produces large, tight heads with excellent uniformity and heat tolerance. This variety is prized for its ability to produce substantial side shoots after the main head is harvested, extending the harvest season significantly.

Cabbage 'Red Express'

A compact, early-maturing hybrid that produces perfectly round, deep red-purple heads in just 76 days. This space-saving variety is ideal for small gardens and containers while delivering the crisp texture and peppery-sweet flavor that makes red cabbage a kitchen favorite. The uniform heads resist splitting and store exceptionally well.

Cabbage 'Stonehead'

An award-winning hybrid that produces perfectly round, compact heads with exceptional storage quality. This reliable variety forms dense, 3-4 pound heads that resist splitting and maintain their quality in the garden longer than most cabbages. Stonehead's consistent performance and excellent flavor make it a top choice for home gardeners seeking reliability.

Calabrese Broccoli

The classic Italian heirloom that gave us the broccoli we know today, originating from the Calabria region. This traditional variety produces medium-sized blue-green heads with excellent flavor and reliable side shoot production after the main head is harvested. A must-grow for gardeners seeking authentic Italian flavor and continuous harvests.

Champion Collards

A heat and cold tolerant hybrid collard that produces large, smooth, blue-green leaves perfect for traditional Southern cooking. This variety is exceptionally slow to bolt and continues producing tender leaves through both summer heat and winter cold, making it ideal for year-round harvests in mild climates.

Collard Greens 'Georgia Southern'

The quintessential Southern collard green variety, prized for its large, blue-green leaves that become sweet and tender after cooking. This heat-tolerant heirloom thrives in hot summers when other greens bolt, and actually improves in flavor after frost. A must-have for traditional Southern cooking and an excellent source of nutrition for the home garden year-round.

Contender Green Beans

A reliable bush bean that's perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners alike. This hardy variety produces abundant yields of tender, stringless pods even in cool weather conditions. Contender's compact growth habit and disease resistance make it an excellent choice for home gardens with limited space.

Copenhagen Market Cabbage

A classic early-maturing cabbage that's been a gardener favorite since 1909, prized for its reliability and compact growth habit. This Danish heirloom produces perfectly round, solid heads with crisp, sweet leaves that are ideal for fresh eating or quick cooking. Its ability to mature quickly while maintaining excellent quality makes it perfect for successive plantings.

De Cicco Broccoli

A traditional Italian heirloom variety producing small, avg. 3-4", main heads projected well above the foliage followed by a large yield of side-shoot spears. Nonuniform in maturity, resulting in a long harvest period. Grow as later succession to BC1611. Longer harvest period than other sprouting broccoli varieties, with more variation in shoot size. For spring or fall production. Pinching recommended to encourage heavier side-shoot production. Unsized seed.

Detroit Dark Red

A classic heirloom cabbage prized for its deep burgundy-red color and exceptional storage capabilities. This reliable variety produces dense, round heads with crisp texture and sweet flavor that intensifies after light frosts. Perfect for both fresh eating and traditional fermented preparations like sauerkraut.

Dinosaur Kale

Dinosaur Kale is a heirloom Brassica featuring distinctive bumpy, deeply textured dark green leaves that resemble dinosaur skin—the source of its charming name. Maturing in 125 days under full sun, this variety stands out for its remarkably sweet, nutty flavor with significantly less bitterness than curly kale varieties, making it exceptionally palatable both raw and cooked. The tender leaves are ideal for salads, smoothies, and sautéed dishes. Thriving in rich, well-drained soil amended with organic matter, Dinosaur Kale is an easy-to-grow variety perfect for both beginners and experienced gardeners.

Dwarf Blue Curled Kale

A compact heirloom kale variety dating back to the 1860s, prized for its intensely curled blue-green leaves and sweet flavor that improves with frost. This space-saving variety is perfect for small gardens and containers while still providing abundant harvests of tender, flavorful leaves. The attractive, heavily ruffled foliage also makes it an excellent ornamental edible.

Early Jersey Wakefield Cabbage

A treasured heirloom dating back to the 1840s, this variety produces compact, conical heads that are perfect for small gardens and early harvests. Known for its sweet, tender leaves and reliable performance, it's an excellent choice for gardeners wanting to try a piece of American agricultural history. The pointed heads are distinctively attractive and space-efficient.

Golden Acre Cabbage

A compact, early-maturing cabbage that's perfect for small gardens and beginning gardeners seeking reliable results. This variety produces perfectly round, solid heads with sweet, crisp leaves and has the advantage of maturing quickly without taking up excessive garden space. An excellent choice for succession planting and container growing.

Kale 'Winterbor F1'

The ultimate winter kale that actually improves in flavor after frost exposure, becoming sweeter and more tender. This vigorous hybrid produces masses of deeply curled, blue-green leaves that can withstand temperatures down to 10°F while continuing to grow. It's the go-to variety for gardeners wanting fresh greens throughout winter.

Kohlrabi 'Early White Vienna'

This unique vegetable produces crisp, sweet bulbs that taste like a cross between cabbage and turnip, with a delightful apple-like crunch. The pale green bulbs are best harvested young and tender, offering a refreshing addition to salads or excellent roasted as a side dish. Easy to grow and fast-maturing, this heirloom variety is perfect for gardeners wanting to try something new and delicious.

Lacinato Kale

Also known as 'Dinosaur Kale' or 'Tuscan Kale', this Italian heirloom features distinctive dark blue-green leaves with a pebbled texture resembling reptilian skin. The narrow, strap-like leaves have a sweeter, more tender flavor than curly kale and become incredibly sweet after frost exposure. An absolute must-have for the health-conscious gardener seeking both nutrition and gourmet flavor.

Mizuna

Mizuna is a Japanese mustard green featuring delicate, feathery leaves with a lacy appearance that resemble fine parsley. This heirloom brassica matures quickly in 21-45 days, making it ideal for succession planting. Unlike assertive mustard greens, mizuna offers a mild, slightly peppery flavor with a fresh, clean taste that adds subtle complexity to salads and Asian dishes. The tender leaves are less fibrous than standard mustard varieties, allowing them to be eaten raw or lightly cooked. Mizuna thrives in cool seasons and tolerates partial shade, making it versatile for various growing conditions.

Mustard Greens 'Southern Giant Curled'

A beloved heirloom variety that's been a Southern garden staple for over 100 years, producing massive yields of deeply frilled, bright green leaves. This heat-tolerant variety grows vigorously in conditions that would stress other greens, making it perfect for extending the harvest season. The young leaves are mild enough for salads, while mature leaves develop the characteristic peppery bite that makes them perfect for traditional Southern cooking.

Napa Cabbage 'Michihili'

This classic Chinese cabbage produces tall, cylindrical heads with tender, sweet leaves perfect for Asian cuisine and fresh salads. The pale green leaves have crisp white ribs and a delicate flavor that's much milder than regular cabbage. Fast-growing and heat-tolerant, 'Michihili' is ideal for gardeners wanting to add authentic Asian vegetables to their garden repertoire.

Osaka Purple Mustard

A stunning Japanese mustard green with deep purple leaves and bright green stems that creates an eye-catching contrast in any garden bed or salad bowl. This fast-growing beauty offers a mild mustard flavor when young that intensifies as leaves mature, giving you versatility from baby greens to cooking greens.

Premium Crop Broccoli

An award-winning F1 hybrid that produces large, dense blue-green heads with exceptional flavor and texture. This reliable variety offers excellent heat tolerance and produces abundant side shoots after the main head is harvested. A favorite among both home gardeners and commercial growers for its consistent performance.

Purple Sprouting Broccoli 'Early Purple Sprouting'

A stunning heirloom variety that produces abundant purple flower heads over an extended harvest period. Unlike regular broccoli, this cold-hardy gem overwinters and provides fresh spears when little else is growing in the garden. The purple heads turn green when cooked and offer a sweet, nutty flavor that's considered superior to regular broccoli.

Purple Top Turnip

Purple Top Turnip is a classic heirloom variety featuring distinctive purple-tinged shoulders that fade to white at the base, creating an attractive two-tone appearance. These small to medium roots mature in just 37 days, making them quick from seed to harvest. The mild, sweet flesh develops additional complexity after frost, becoming noticeably sweeter. Young roots offer a subtle peppery bite, while mature roots are tender and suitable for roasting, mashing, or raw consumption. The purple coloring is both ornamental and traditional, making this an excellent choice for gardeners seeking reliable, flavorful turnips with minimal fuss.

Purple Vienna Kohlrabi

An eye-catching heirloom kohlrabi with striking purple-red skin and crisp white interior that tastes like a cross between cabbage and turnip. This unique vegetable is perfect for gardeners wanting to try something different, and it's surprisingly easy to grow with a sweet, mild flavor when harvested young.

Red Acre Cabbage

An early-maturing red cabbage that forms compact, baseball-sized heads perfect for small families and succession planting. This reliable variety produces gorgeous deep purple-red heads that hold their color beautifully when cooked and adds stunning visual appeal to any garden or plate.

Red Giant Mustard

A stunning Asian green with large, bronze-red leaves that add dramatic color to both the garden and the dinner plate. This vigorous heirloom variety provides continuous harvests of spicy, peppery leaves that mellow when cooked. Red Giant's bold appearance and robust flavor make it a favorite among adventurous gardeners and chefs.

Red Russian Kale

Stems are purple; leaves are flat and toothed with purple veins. Mature plants are medium-tall and leaves are tender compared to other kales. For salads and light cooking. Sized seed. Also available in organic seed.

Romanesco

Romanesco is a striking Italian heirloom brassica featuring distinctive spiraling, lime-green heads composed of fractal-like florets that resemble miniature trees. Maturing in approximately 95 days, it bridges broccoli and cauliflower with a sophisticated nutty-sweet flavor profile and tender-crisp texture. Its mild brassica notes and delicate taste distinguish it from heartier cruciferous varieties, making it exceptional for both raw preparations and light cooking. Visually compelling and culinarily refined, Romanesco commands attention on any plate while remaining approachable for gardeners willing to manage its moderate to challenging cultivation requirements.

Ruby Perfection Cabbage

The #1 mid-late red cabbage. The heads are medium-size and dense with a uniform high-round shape and good wrapper leaves. Good field-holding ability. Matures just in time for late summer crops or fall harvest for medium-term storage. Avg. weight: 3 1/2 lb. Resistant to thrips. Unsized seed.

Tatsoi

Tatsoi is a compact Asian brassica featuring glossy, dark green spoon-shaped leaves arranged in a dense rosette, typically reaching 4-6 inches tall. Ready to harvest in 40-50 days, this heirloom variety offers a mild mustard flavor balanced with subtle sweetness and tender, succulent texture. Its small, self-contained growth habit makes it ideal for succession planting and container cultivation. Tatsoi works exceptionally well in stir-fries, salads, and Asian cuisine, where its delicate leaves and stems can be used whole.

Tokyo Bekana

This one-of-a-kind blonde leaf with ruffled texture adds loft and a pop of color to salad mixes. A non-heading Chinese cabbage that has buttery leaves with a crunchy rib and mild flavor. At full size, softly curled leaves on narrow, white petioles can be sold as bunched greens. Thin to 4-8" for full-size heads for bunching. Also available in organic seed.

Vates Dwarf Blue Curled Kale

A compact, cold-hardy kale variety that was specifically bred for both home gardens and commercial production, winning an AAS award for its reliability. The tightly curled, blue-green leaves pack incredible nutrition into a space-saving plant that actually improves in flavor after frost touches the leaves.

Waltham 29 Broccoli

Developed at the University of Massachusetts, this cold-hardy broccoli variety was specifically bred to extend the growing season well into winter in northern climates. It produces medium-sized, deep blue-green heads followed by an abundance of tender side shoots that can be harvested for weeks. This reliable performer is perfect for gardeners wanting fresh broccoli through the fall and early winter months.

White Hot Cauliflower

A heat-tolerant F1 hybrid that produces pure white, dense heads even in challenging summer conditions where other cauliflowers fail. This variety is perfect for gardeners in warmer climates or those wanting extended harvest seasons. The self-blanching heads stay white without tying, making it both beautiful and low-maintenance.

Winterbor Kale

Plants are tall, with excellent yield and good cold hardiness. The ruffled blue-green leaves have an attractive curl. Vigorous, productive plants.

Armenian Cucumber

Armenian Cucumber is a unique hybrid variety that produces slender, ribbed fruits resembling traditional cucumbers but with a distinctly smoother, elongated appearance. Maturing in 75 days, it develops 10-12 inch fruits with tender, edible skin that requires no peeling. The defining characteristic is its exceptional mild, sweet flavor with complete absence of bitterness, making it ideal for fresh eating and salads. Unlike standard cucumbers, Armenian Cucumber tolerates heat stress well and produces abundantly in warm climates, while remaining crisp and tender when harvested at peak ripeness.

Beit Alpha

A Mediterranean heirloom cucumber that produces sweet, crisp fruits with tender, thin skin that never needs peeling. Originally from Israel, this parthenocarpic variety sets fruit without pollination and delivers consistently uniform, blocky cucumbers perfect for fresh eating. The compact vines are incredibly productive and produce smooth, dark green fruits that maintain their quality even in hot weather.

Boston Pickling

A treasured heirloom from the 1880s that's become the go-to choice for homemade pickles and relishes. These compact, warted fruits have the perfect size and firm texture that pickle enthusiasts demand. Incredibly productive plants will keep you supplied with pickles all season long.

Chicago Pickling

A time-tested heirloom variety that's been the backbone of American pickle production since the 1880s, originally developed for the commercial pickle industry in Chicago. These medium-sized cucumbers have the perfect balance of firm flesh and tender skin that makes exceptional pickles, whether harvested small for gherkins or larger for dill pickles. Their reliable production and disease tolerance have made them a favorite among home gardeners for over a century.

Crystal Apple Cucumber

A unique heirloom variety that produces round, apple-shaped white fruits with crisp, refreshing flesh and a distinctive appearance. This Australian heritage variety offers exceptional heat tolerance and continues producing when other cucumbers fail. Crystal Apple's unusual appearance and excellent flavor make it a conversation starter that's surprisingly versatile in the kitchen.

Diva

Diva's seedless, thin-skinned cucumbers are distinctly crisp, sweet, and bitter-free. Adapted to open-field production and protected cropping. A fantastic variety for the home garden. Harvest at 5-7". Parthenocarpic. AAS Winner. Also available treated.

Homemade Pickles

A prolific hybrid specifically bred for pickling that produces an abundance of perfectly sized, crisp cucumbers ideal for homemade pickles. The compact, disease-resistant plants are perfect for small gardens and containers while delivering consistently uniform fruits with excellent crunch retention. This variety maintains its firm texture even after processing, making it the gold standard for pickle enthusiasts.

Kirby Cucumber

The classic pickling cucumber that's synonymous with crisp deli pickles and New York-style gherkins. These compact, bumpy cucumbers have incredibly firm flesh that maintains its crunch even after processing, making them the gold standard for home pickle makers. Their small size and prolific production make them perfect for continuous harvesting throughout the season.

Lemon Cucumber

Lemon Cucumber is a unique heirloom variety that produces small, round, lemon-yellow fruits, each weighing 2-3 ounces. These diminutive cucumbers reach maturity in 65 days and are immediately recognizable by their distinctive pale yellow color and slightly bumpy skin. Unlike standard slicing cucumbers, Lemon Cucumbers are prized for their exceptionally sweet, mild, and crisp flavor with complete absence of bitterness. The refreshing taste makes them ideal for fresh eating straight from the garden, salads, and light snacking. Their compact size and prolific production on vigorous vines make them a favorite among home gardeners.

Little Leaf Cucumber

Katrina produces an early to midseason crop in protected culture. Known for its ability to set fruit under heat stress, Katrina is very high yielding with excellent uniformity. This seedless, thin-skinned cuke is best when harvested at 5 1/2-6 1/2" long - a great size between Unistars and the larger Socrates. Gynoecious and parthenocarpic. Also available in organic seed.

Mexican Sour Gherkin

Cute 1" long fruits look like miniature watermelons and taste like cucumbers with tangy citrus overtones. Vines start growing slowly but can get up to 10' long. Can be eaten fresh or pickled. Fruits can be sold in half-pint or clamshell containers at markets that appreciate novelty. Also known as the Cucamelon and mouse melon. Not particularly high yielding. Trellising recommended. NOTE: We recommend harvesting these cucumbers promptly as they tend to get seedy if allowed to grow longer than 1".

Muncher Cucumber

An award-winning All-America Selections winner that lives up to its name as the perfect snacking cucumber. This reliable variety produces crisp, never-bitter fruits with tender skin that doesn't need peeling, making it ideal for fresh eating straight from the garden. Muncher offers excellent disease resistance and consistent production throughout the season.

Painted Serpent Cucumber

A stunning Armenian-type cucumber that's as beautiful as it is delicious, featuring distinctive light and dark green striped skin that looks hand-painted. These long, curved fruits can reach up to 20 inches and have incredibly sweet, crisp flesh with no hint of bitterness. This eye-catching variety is perfect for gardeners who want something truly unique that tastes as good as it looks.

Palace King Cucumber

An impressive English-style greenhouse cucumber that produces exceptionally long, straight fruits up to 14 inches with virtually no seeds. This premium variety offers the crisp texture and mild flavor of expensive European cucumbers right from your own garden. Palace King's thin, tender skin requires no peeling and its consistent production makes it a gourmet gardener's dream.

Parisian Pickling Gherkin

A classic French heirloom prized for producing abundant tiny cucumbers perfect for traditional cornichon pickles. These compact plants yield hundreds of small, bumpy fruits that should be harvested daily when just 1-2 inches long. The ultimate variety for gourmet pickle enthusiasts who want to create authentic European-style preserved cucumbers.

Picklebush Cucumber

A compact bush variety perfect for small gardens and containers, producing an abundance of 4-5 inch pickling cucumbers on space-saving plants. This determinate variety concentrates its harvest, making it ideal for batch pickling projects. Despite its small stature, Picklebush delivers full-sized flavor and the crisp texture that makes perfect pickles.

Salad Bush

Specifically bred for small spaces and container growing, this compact cucumber produces full-sized, 8-inch fruits on remarkably short vines that stay under 3 feet. Winner of the All-America Selections award, it's perfect for patio gardeners and those with limited space who don't want to compromise on cucumber quality. The plants are incredibly productive and don't require trellising, making them ideal for beginner gardeners.

Spacemaster 80

The ultimate cucumber for small spaces and container gardens, with compact bush-type vines that don't sprawl but still produce full-sized, delicious fruits. Winner of the All-America Selections award for its innovation in space-efficient gardening. Perfect for patios, balconies, and urban gardeners who want fresh cucumbers without the space requirements.

Tasty Jade

Vigorous, high-yielding plants produce glossy, 11-12" long, bitter-free fruit with small seed cavities. Cukes are sweet, crisp, and thin-skinned; no peeling required. Suitable for outdoor or greenhouse culture. Trellis for straight fruit. Parthenocarpic.

Telegraph Improved

A classic English greenhouse cucumber variety that produces exceptionally long, smooth fruits with crisp, mild flesh and virtually no seeds. Originally developed for Victorian greenhouses, this productive climber can reach impressive lengths of 20+ inches and offers the authentic taste of premium European cucumbers. Perfect for gardeners wanting to grow restaurant-quality cucumbers at home.

Bambino F1

A delightful mini eggplant hybrid that produces clusters of grape-sized purple fruits perfect for cocktail appetizers and gourmet cooking. The compact 12-inch plants are ideal for containers and small spaces, yet produce an abundance of tender, non-bitter fruits. This variety has won over gardeners with its ornamental beauty and gourmet appeal.

Beatrice F1

A stunning hybrid that produces beautiful lavender-purple fruits with white streaking, combining ornamental beauty with exceptional eating quality. This vigorous variety is both productive and disease-resistant, making it perfect for gardeners who want both beauty and bounty in their vegetable garden. The mild, creamy flesh has virtually no bitterness and cooks to a wonderful texture.

Black Beauty

Black Beauty is a classic heirloom eggplant known for its glossy, deep purple-black skin and elongated oval shape. Reaching maturity in 90-100 days, this variety produces firm, creamy-textured fruit with a mild flavor and minimal bitterness. The tender, smooth flesh makes it ideal for roasting, grilling, and Mediterranean dishes. A reliable producer in full sun conditions, Black Beauty remains a gardener favorite for its consistent yields and superior culinary quality.

Calliope

Calliope is a beautiful, oval, Indian eggplant. Suitable for baby (2" long x 1 1/2" diameter) or mature (3-4" long x 2 1/4-2 3/4" diameter) harvest. High-yielding, even in the North. The plants and calyxes are spineless, unlike many varieties of this type. Green calyx.

Chinese Long

A slender Asian heirloom producing gorgeous lavender-purple fruits that can reach up to 20 inches in length. The tender, mild flesh has fewer seeds than globe varieties and never turns bitter, making it perfect for stir-fries and Asian cuisine. This productive variety is beloved by gardeners for its elegant appearance and exceptional eating quality.

Classic

Classic eggplant is a heirloom variety prized for its glossy, deep purple skin and elegant elongated shape. Reaching maturity in 65-75 days, this dependable cultivar thrives in full sun to partial shade and produces abundantly in well-drained, fertile soil. Its defining characteristic is a mild, creamy flesh with minimal bitterness—a quality that makes it exceptionally versatile in the kitchen. Whether roasted, grilled, or fried, Classic eggplant delivers tender, flavorful results without requiring extensive preparation to remove bitter compounds. An ideal choice for gardeners seeking reliable yields and superior eating quality.

Diamond F1

A premium hybrid eggplant that produces large, glossy black fruits with exceptional flavor and texture. This vigorous variety is bred for consistent production and disease resistance, making it an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced gardeners. The fruits maintain their quality longer on the plant and have tender, creamy flesh with minimal seeds.

Dusky F1

An exceptional hybrid that combines the classic teardrop shape of Italian eggplants with outstanding disease resistance and productivity. This compact variety produces glossy, dark purple fruits with creamy white flesh that's perfect for Mediterranean dishes. Dusky is particularly valued for its reliability and consistent performance in challenging growing conditions.

Epic F1

This award-winning hybrid is the gold standard for reliable eggplant production, consistently producing large, glossy purple fruits even in challenging conditions. Epic lives up to its name with exceptional disease resistance and heavy yields that keep coming all season long. Perfect for gardeners who want dependable results and classic eggplant flavor for moussaka, baba ganoush, and Italian dishes.

Fairy Tale

Attractive fruits measuring 2-4" long by 3/4-1 1/4" diameter are borne abundantly on compact 18-24" plants. Wonderful flavor with no bitterness and very few seeds. Some fruits may be harvested in clusters. Green calyx. AAS Winner.

Graffiti F1

A stunning hybrid that produces eye-catching striped fruits with purple and white markings that look like they've been painted by an artist. Beyond its ornamental appeal, Graffiti offers excellent eating quality with sweet, tender flesh that's perfect for grilling and roasting. This variety is a conversation starter that combines beauty with outstanding culinary performance.

Hansel F1

An award-winning mini eggplant that produces clusters of small, glossy purple fruits that are perfect for individual servings. This compact hybrid is incredibly productive and the fruits have tender skin that doesn't require peeling, making them ideal for quick cooking and elegant presentations. The sweet, mild flavor and lack of bitterness make it a favorite for both adults and children.

Ichiban

An award-winning Japanese hybrid that's incredibly productive and perfect for beginners, producing dozens of slender 10-inch fruits throughout the season. The tender, non-bitter flesh and thin skin make this variety exceptionally versatile in the kitchen. This reliable performer adapts well to various growing conditions and consistently delivers restaurant-quality eggplants.

Japanese Long

An elegant Asian variety producing slender, foot-long fruits with incredibly tender skin that never needs peeling. The sweet, mild flesh has virtually no bitterness and cooks quickly, making it perfect for stir-fries and Asian cuisine. This productive variety offers a completely different eggplant experience from traditional globe types.

Japanese Long Purple

A stunning Japanese heirloom variety producing glossy, deep purple fruits that can reach 10 inches in length. The slender, curved eggplants have tender skin and mild, sweet flesh with minimal seeds, making them perfect for Asian cuisine. This productive plant delivers an abundant harvest of beautiful fruits that are as ornamental as they are delicious.

Japanese Purple Pickling

A productive Japanese heirloom that produces slender, glossy purple fruits perfect for Asian cuisine and pickling. The tender, mild flesh has virtually no bitterness and cooks quickly, making it ideal for stir-fries, tempura, and traditional Japanese preparations. This reliable variety is beloved by home gardeners for its consistent production and exceptional eating quality.

Listada de Gandia

This stunning Spanish heirloom showcases purple and white striped fruits that look almost too beautiful to eat. The oval fruits have incredibly creamy flesh with a mild, sweet flavor and the eye-catching striped pattern makes them conversation starters in any garden. A productive variety that brings both beauty and exceptional taste to the kitchen.

Little Fingers

These adorable mini eggplants are perfect for container gardens and small spaces, producing clusters of 3-4 inch finger-sized fruits. The compact plants are incredibly productive and the tiny eggplants are tender, sweet, and cook quickly. Ideal for beginners and perfect for stuffing, grilling whole, or adding to Mediterranean dishes.

Millionaire

A premium Japanese hybrid that produces exceptionally long, slender fruits with glossy dark purple skin and absolutely no bitterness. Millionaire is prized by chefs for its tender texture, sweet flavor, and beautiful presentation, living up to its luxurious name. This variety consistently produces picture-perfect eggplants that command top prices at farmers markets.

Patio Baby

Bright purple flowers add beauty to this compact edible ornamental. Well-suited for balconies, patios, and gardens and also ideal for pack sales and urban farming operations. Patio Baby is a true mini, maintaining proper proportions of fruit-to-calyx as it grows. The thin-skinned 2-3" long fruits are tender and perfect for grilling or roasting. Continuous set of spineless fruits make harvest pain-free and child-friendly. Space-saving 18-24" plants. AAS Regional (Northeast) Winner. Purple calyx.

Ping Tung Long

This Taiwanese heirloom produces stunning 12-inch long, slender purple fruits that are incredibly tender and sweet with no bitterness. The beautiful lavender flowers and prolific production make it both an ornamental and culinary treasure. Perfect for Asian cuisine, it maintains its silky texture even when fully mature.

Rosa Bianca

Round fruit streaked with white and violet. Plump and variably ribbed, measuring about 4-6" long by 5-7" diameter. Mild, creamy taste. This traditional Italian variety is best adapted to regions with warm nights. Expect low yields in cool areas. Green calyx.

Slim Jim

This compact, productive variety produces an abundance of slender, dark purple fruits that are perfect for container growing or small gardens. The 6-8 inch long eggplants have tender skin that doesn't require peeling and mild, sweet flesh with few seeds. Its manageable size and heavy yields make it ideal for urban gardeners and those new to growing eggplant.

Thai Long Green

An authentic Asian variety prized for its slender, bright green fruits that are essential in Thai and Southeast Asian cooking. These tender eggplants have thin skin, few seeds, and never develop bitterness, making them perfect for curries, stir-fries, and grilled dishes. A must-grow for anyone serious about Asian cuisine.

Turkish Orange

An exotic heirloom variety that produces stunning small, round fruits that start green and ripen to a beautiful bright orange color. These golf ball-sized eggplants are not only ornamental but also deliciously sweet and creamy when cooked, making them perfect for stuffing or unique culinary presentations. This conversation-starter variety brings both beauty and flavor to any garden.

White Egg

These charming white eggplants look exactly like giant chicken eggs hanging from the plant, creating a delightful conversation piece in any garden. The creamy white fruits have exceptionally tender flesh and mild, sweet flavor that converts even eggplant skeptics. This productive heirloom variety adds visual interest while delivering superior taste and texture.

Antirrhinum Majus Rocket Mix

These tall, elegant snapdragons create dramatic vertical spikes of densely packed flowers that children love to squeeze and make 'snap.' The Rocket series offers exceptional heat tolerance and sturdy stems perfect for cutting, with blooms in a rainbow of colors. Their extended bloom period and ability to self-sow make them garden workhorses.

Bee Balm Jacob Cline

This award-winning bee balm produces stunning scarlet-red tubular flowers in dense, shaggy heads that are absolutely magnetic to hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. Jacob Cline offers superior mildew resistance compared to older varieties while maintaining the intense fragrance and pollinator appeal that makes bee balm a garden favorite. The aromatic foliage can be used for herbal teas, and the dramatic flower heads create excellent cut flower arrangements.

Black-Eyed Susan

Black-Eyed Susan is a vibrant perennial flower featuring bright golden-yellow petals surrounding a distinctive dark brown or black central disk. It reaches maturity in 100-120 days from seed and produces abundant blooms throughout summer and fall. This heirloom variety is exceptionally low-maintenance and thrives in full sun to partial shade (4-6+ hours), adapting well to most soil types. The defining characteristic is its cheerful two-tone appearance and prolific, long-lasting flowers ideal for gardens, borders, and fresh cut arrangements.

Celosia Red Chief

A stunning cockscomb variety with velvety, flame-red flower heads that resemble exotic coral formations. This heat-loving annual produces dramatic, ruffled plumes that hold their vibrant color all season and dry beautifully for arrangements. The deep burgundy foliage provides striking contrast, making this a showstopper in borders and containers.

Clematis Jackmanii

The most popular and reliable clematis variety, famous for its prolific display of rich purple flowers that bloom from mid-summer through early fall. This vigorous climbing vine can transform any vertical space with its abundant 4-6 inch blooms, making it perfect for trellises, arbors, and fences. Jackmanii is incredibly hardy and forgiving, making it the ideal choice for gardeners new to clematis growing.

Coneflower Magnus

This Perennial Plant Association award winner showcases the classic purple coneflower at its finest, with rich rosy-purple petals that don't droop and prominent bronze-orange centers. Magnus is beloved by butterflies, bees, and goldfinches while providing excellent cut flowers and winter seed heads for natural garden interest. It's incredibly drought tolerant and reliable, making it a cornerstone plant for prairie-style and pollinator gardens.

Dahlia Bishop of Llandaff

An award-winning heirloom dahlia that combines stunning scarlet-red single flowers with dramatic dark bronze-purple foliage for an absolutely striking garden presence. This compact variety has been beloved by gardeners since 1924, offering both exceptional flower power for cutting and foliage that rivals the most exotic coleus for dramatic garden impact.

Dahlia Cafe au Lait

The queen of dinner plate dahlias, producing enormous 10-12 inch blooms in soft cream and blush tones that create stunning focal points in any garden. This award-winning variety is prized by florists and gardeners alike for its massive size, elegant color, and strong stems perfect for cutting. A true showstopper that transforms any garden space into a dramatic display.

Dianthus Barbatus Sweet William

2-4" clusters of single-petaled, coral-pink blooms on long, strong stems. Compared to the Sweet™ series, blooms are wider, flatter, less globe-shaped, and have more of an umbel form. Plant vernalization is not required to initiate flowering. Fragrant blooms. Plants are high-yielding, producing long-lasting blooms, up to 14 days. Tender perennial in Zones 6-8. Raw, uncoated seed.

Echinacea Purpurea Magnus

This Perennial Plant of the Year winner showcases massive 7-inch purple flowers with flat, horizontal petals and prominent orange cones that attract goldfinches and butterflies. Unlike many coneflowers with drooping petals, Magnus holds its petals proudly horizontal for maximum impact. A native prairie wildflower that's incredibly drought tolerant and provides four-season interest with its architectural seed heads.

Gaillardia Grandiflora Arizona Sun

This award-winning blanket flower captivates with fiery red petals tipped in golden yellow, creating a stunning sunset effect in the garden. Exceptionally drought-tolerant and long-blooming, it attracts butterflies and beneficial insects while requiring minimal care. Perfect for xeriscaping and wildflower gardens where bold color is desired.

Garden Phlox David

A Perennial Plant Association award winner renowned for its exceptional mildew resistance and pure white fragrant blooms. This robust perennial produces dense clusters of pristine white flowers that attract butterflies and hummingbirds while maintaining clean, healthy foliage throughout the season. David stands as the gold standard for white garden phlox and serves as an excellent backbone plant for cottage gardens.

Geranium Rozanne

Winner of multiple international awards, this exceptional hardy geranium produces masses of violet-blue flowers with white centers from late spring through first frost. Unlike annual geraniums, this perennial variety is incredibly long-blooming and requires virtually no deadheading. Its mounding habit and continuous color make it invaluable for borders, containers, and ground cover applications.

Hibiscus Luna Red

This spectacular hardy hibiscus produces enormous 6-8 inch scarlet-red blooms that command attention from across the garden, yet grows on a compact, manageable plant perfect for smaller spaces. Luna Red delivers the tropical impact of traditional hibiscus while being completely winter hardy in most climates, returning reliably each spring to provide months of show-stopping color.

Hydrangea Endless Summer

A revolutionary reblooming hydrangea that produces stunning blooms on both old and new wood, extending the flowering season from spring through fall. The large, rounded flower heads change color based on soil pH, creating a dynamic display that evolves throughout the growing season. This hardy variety has transformed hydrangea growing by offering continuous blooms and exceptional cold tolerance.

Impatiens New Guinea Divine Mix

These heat-tolerant beauties solved the shade gardener's dilemma with their ability to bloom prolifically in both sun and shade while resisting the downy mildew that devastated traditional impatiens. Their large, vibrant flowers and glossy bronze-green foliage create stunning displays all season long.

Impatiens Walleriana Super Elfin XP White

A disease-resistant improvement on the classic bedding impatiens, featuring pure white blooms that brighten shady garden areas where few other flowers thrive. This compact variety offers superior resistance to downy mildew, the disease that devastated traditional impatiens, while maintaining the continuous blooming habit gardeners love. The neat, mounded plants create perfect carpets of color in shade gardens, containers, and hanging baskets.

Iris Bearded Immortality

A breakthrough reblooming bearded iris that produces pristine white flowers in both late spring and again in fall, extending the iris season dramatically. The pure white standards and falls are accented with a bright yellow beard, creating a classic and elegant display. This reliable rebloomer has won numerous awards and is considered one of the best white iris varieties for consistent performance.

Lavender Hidcote

A compact English lavender variety beloved for its intensely fragrant, deep purple flower spikes and silvery-gray foliage that creates perfect low hedges or border plantings. This hardy perennial blooms repeatedly throughout summer, attracting beneficial pollinators while providing endless harvests for culinary and craft uses. Exceptionally drought-tolerant once established, making it perfect for water-wise gardens.

Lily Orienpet Conca d'Or

This magnificent Orienpet hybrid lily combines the best traits of Oriental and Trumpet lilies, producing enormous fragrant yellow blooms that can reach 10 inches across. The towering stems create a dramatic vertical accent in the garden, while the intoxicating fragrance fills the evening air. These long-lived bulbs multiply over time, creating impressive clumps that become more spectacular each year.

Lily Stargazer Oriental

The most famous oriental lily, beloved for its intoxicating fragrance and dramatic upward-facing blooms with deep pink petals, white edges, and burgundy spots. These show-stopping flowers create an unforgettable display in mid to late summer, with each stem producing multiple large blooms that fill the garden with their legendary perfume. A must-have for cutting gardens and cottage-style landscapes.

Marigold African Crackerjack Mix

These towering giants produce enormous 4-5 inch pompom blooms in brilliant shades of gold, orange, and yellow that command attention in any garden. Their sturdy stems make them excellent cut flowers, while their natural pest-repelling properties make them beloved companions for vegetable gardens.

Marigold African Orange Jubilee

These impressive African marigolds produce massive 4-inch fully double orange blooms on sturdy 24-inch plants that stand up to wind and weather. Known for their exceptional heat tolerance and continuous blooming, they're perfect for creating bold color statements in borders and cutting gardens. The vibrant orange flowers also serve as natural pest deterrents in vegetable gardens.

Marigold French Bonita Mix

These compact French marigolds are garden workhorses, producing masses of 2-inch ruffled blooms in warm shades of yellow, orange, and red-bronze throughout the growing season. Beyond their cheerful appearance, they're prized by organic gardeners for their natural pest-repelling properties, helping to deter nematodes, aphids, and other unwanted insects. Their neat 8-10 inch height makes them perfect for borders, containers, and companion planting with vegetables.

Marigold French Durango Red

A vibrant compact French marigold that produces masses of deep red blooms with golden edges throughout the growing season. This heat-tolerant variety is perfect for beginners and experienced gardeners alike, offering reliable color and natural pest-deterrent properties. The sturdy, well-branched plants create stunning borders and container displays while attracting beneficial insects to the garden.

Moonflower

An enchanting night-blooming vine that opens massive white flowers at dusk, filling the evening air with intoxicating fragrance. These dinner-plate sized blooms unfurl in minutes as you watch, creating magical twilight moments in the garden. A fast-growing climber that can reach 15 feet in a season, perfect for covering fences, arbors, or creating a romantic evening garden backdrop.

Morning Glory Heavenly Blue

This vigorous climbing vine produces stunning sky-blue trumpet-shaped flowers with white throats that open fresh each morning, creating a spectacular living curtain of color. The heart-shaped leaves provide excellent coverage for fences, trellises, or arbors, while the 4-5 inch blooms attract hummingbirds and butterflies throughout the summer. This All-America Selections winner has been beloved by gardeners since 1966 for its reliable performance and breathtaking color.

Nasturtium Alaska Mix

This stunning variety combines the classic peppery-flavored edible flowers of nasturtiums with uniquely variegated cream and green foliage that's as ornamental as the blooms. The compact, bushy plants produce abundant flowers in jewel tones while serving as a living mulch and natural pest deterrent.

Pansy Cool Wave Mix

These revolutionary spreading pansies combine the beloved pansy face with a vigorous trailing habit that creates cascades of cheerful blooms. Incredibly cold-hardy and heat-tolerant, they provide color through multiple seasons and bounce back from frost damage better than any other pansy. The charming faces in purple, yellow, white, and bicolors make every container and garden bed smile.

Phlox Drummond Mix

Cherry Caramel's unique color combination makes it popular with designers and gardeners alike. From our trials, we've selected phlox varieties with the tallest stems and most desirable colors. Annual phlox produces charming and abundant blooms on branched stems.

Rose David Austin Lady of Shalott

A stunning English rose that combines the romance of old roses with modern disease resistance and repeat flowering. The warm orange-salmon blooms have a golden reverse and emit a delicious spiced apple and clove fragrance that intensifies in warm weather. This vigorous shrub produces an abundance of rosette-shaped flowers from spring until frost, making it perfect for both formal and cottage gardens.

Rose Knockout Pink

America's most popular landscape rose, revolutionizing rose growing with its exceptional disease resistance and continuous blooming from spring until frost without deadheading. This low-maintenance shrub rose produces clusters of vibrant pink flowers that attract butterflies while requiring minimal care compared to traditional roses. Perfect for beginning rose growers who want maximum beauty with minimal fuss.

Rudbeckia Goldstrum

This Perennial Plant Association Hall of Fame winner delivers an incredible show of bright golden-yellow daisy-like flowers with prominent dark centers from summer through fall. Goldsturm is virtually maintenance-free, drought tolerant once established, and attracts beneficial pollinators while providing seeds for birds in winter. It's the perfect choice for naturalizing and creates stunning mass plantings in sunny borders.

Salvia Splendens Red Hot Sally

A compact, early-flowering scarlet sage that produces brilliant red flower spikes continuously throughout the growing season without the need for deadheading. This improved variety stays neat and bushy while delivering intense color that attracts hummingbirds and butterflies to the garden. Perfect for mass plantings, borders, and containers where consistent, vibrant color is desired from spring until frost.

Salvia Victoria Blue

This compact powerhouse produces dense spikes of true blue flowers that are magnets for butterflies and hummingbirds throughout the growing season. Unlike typical red salvias, this variety offers the rare and coveted blue color that gardeners crave for cooler color schemes.

Snapdragon Rocket Mix

These towering snapdragons create dramatic vertical accents with their sturdy 30-inch spikes packed with colorful blooms that children love to 'snap' open and closed. The Rocket series offers exceptional heat tolerance and produces excellent cut flowers in a rainbow of colors including red, pink, yellow, white, and bronze. Perfect for adding cottage garden charm and attracting beneficial pollinators to your garden.

Sunflower Vincent van Gogh

A stunning dwarf sunflower variety that produces abundant multi-branched stems with brilliant golden-orange blooms reminiscent of the famous artist's paintings. Perfect for containers and smaller gardens, this compact beauty delivers big impact with its cheerful, medium-sized flowers that attract butterflies and provide excellent cut flowers throughout the season.

Sweet Alyssum Snow Princess

This award-winning sweet alyssum produces clouds of tiny white flowers with an intoxicating honey-like fragrance that attracts beneficial insects. Exceptionally heat tolerant and long-blooming, it forms a dense carpet perfect for edging, rock gardens, or spilling from containers. Unlike older varieties, Snow Princess continues blooming through summer heat without the need for cutting back.

Sweet Pea Cupani

The original wild sweet pea discovered in Sicily in 1695, prized for its intensely sweet fragrance that modern hybrids can't match. These vigorous climbing vines produce smaller but incredibly aromatic flowers in deep purple and maroon, filling the entire garden with their heavenly scent. A must-have heirloom for cutting gardens and romantic cottage garden settings.

Sweet Pea Royal Mix

The epitome of old-fashioned garden romance, these climbing beauties produce intensely fragrant ruffled flowers that perfume the entire garden on cool mornings. Their sweet scent and pastel colors make them irresistible for cutting gardens and cottage garden schemes.

Tagetes Patula French Marigold Bonita

These compact French marigolds burst with fully double, ruffled blooms in warm sunset colors that bloom continuously until frost. Known for their pest-repelling properties and incredible heat tolerance, they're perfect companions for vegetable gardens and containers. Their bushy, mounded habit and non-stop flowering make them ideal for edging and mass plantings.

Tulip Queen of Night

A stunning Darwin hybrid tulip with deep maroon-purple blooms so dark they appear almost black in certain light. This dramatic variety creates an elegant contrast in spring gardens and pairs beautifully with lighter colored flowers. The velvety petals and strong stems make it a standout choice for both garden displays and cut flower arrangements.

Vinca Madagascar Mix

These heat-loving beauties thrive in scorching summer conditions where other flowers fail, producing a continuous display of five-petaled blooms in pink, white, and rose with contrasting eyes. Also known as Madagascar periwinkle, they're incredibly drought-tolerant once established and maintain their neat, compact habit without deadheading. Perfect for hot, sunny spots and low-maintenance gardens.

Zinnia Profusion Red

This All-America Selections winner revolutionized zinnias with its exceptional disease resistance and non-stop blooming habit. Compact plants produce hundreds of bright red single flowers that attract butterflies while resisting the powdery mildew that plagues other zinnias. Perfect for borders, containers, and cutting gardens where reliable color and low maintenance are priorities.

Zinnia State Fair Mix

These show-stopping zinnias produce enormous 5-6 inch dahlia-like blooms in a spectacular array of colors including pink, red, orange, yellow, and purple. The sturdy 30-inch stems make them exceptional cut flowers that last up to two weeks in arrangements, while their continuous blooming from summer to frost provides non-stop garden color. This award-winning variety attracts butterflies and hummingbirds while being incredibly heat and drought tolerant.

Anna Apple

A remarkable low-chill apple variety that thrives in warm climates where traditional apples fail. Developed in Israel, Anna produces crisp, sweet-tart fruits with beautiful red striping over yellow skin. This early-ripening variety is perfect for southern gardeners who thought they couldn't grow apples in their climate.

Black Mission Fig

The quintessential California fig that's been beloved for over 200 years, brought by Spanish missionaries. Black Mission produces two crops per year of deep purple, intensely sweet figs with strawberry-red flesh. This vigorous, easy-to-grow variety is incredibly productive and more cold-hardy than most fig varieties.

Brown Turkey Fig

A cold-hardy fig variety that brings Mediterranean flavors to temperate gardens with remarkable reliability. This vigorous grower produces two crops per year of medium-sized, brownish-purple figs with sweet pink flesh that tastes like honey and jam combined. Brown Turkey is incredibly productive and one of the most adaptable figs for home gardeners, even surviving winters in zone 7 with protection.

Burgundy Plum

A stunning Japanese plum variety prized for its gorgeous deep red skin and sweet, juicy yellow flesh. Burgundy is self-fertile and incredibly productive, making it ideal for home gardeners who want reliable harvests without needing multiple trees. The fruits are perfect for fresh eating and have excellent storage quality.

Chicago Hardy Fig

A remarkable cold-hardy fig variety that survives harsh winters by dying back to the ground and regenerating each spring, making fresh figs possible even in northern climates. This adaptable variety produces medium-sized, sweet purple-brown figs with rich, jammy flesh that's perfect for fresh eating or preserving. A game-changer for gardeners in colder zones who thought they could never grow their own figs.

Dwarf Alberta Peach

A compact version of the classic Elberta peach that delivers full-sized, juicy freestone peaches on a tree perfect for small gardens and containers. This self-pollinating dwarf variety reaches only 6-8 feet tall while producing abundant crops of sweet, yellow-fleshed peaches with that traditional peachy flavor. Perfect for home gardeners who want fresh peaches without dedicating a huge amount of space.

Dwarf Red Delicious Apple

The classic American apple in a space-saving dwarf form that makes it perfect for small yards and containers. Despite mixed reviews of commercial fruit, home-grown Red Delicious apples offer much better flavor and the iconic deep red color that made this variety famous. This dwarf version produces full-sized apples on a tree that stays manageable for easy harvesting.

Elberta Peach

The classic American peach that defined what a perfect peach should taste like for over a century. This freestone variety produces large, fuzzy peaches with golden skin blushed with red and incredibly juicy, sweet flesh that epitomizes summer. Elberta remains the gold standard for home peach growing due to its exceptional flavor and reliable production.

Fuji Apple

A Japanese apple variety beloved for its incredibly sweet, crisp flesh and exceptional storage life that can last months in proper conditions. These large, attractive apples with their red-striped yellow skin are perfect for fresh eating and maintain their crunch better than most varieties. Fuji trees are reliable producers that adapt well to various climates, making them ideal for home orchards.

Gala Apple

New Zealand's gift to the apple world, Gala has become one of the most popular varieties globally thanks to its perfect balance of sweet flavor and crisp texture. These beautiful red and yellow striped apples ripen earlier than most varieties, making them perfect for gardeners wanting fresh apples by late summer. Gala trees are reliable producers and the sweet, mild fruit appeals to both children and adults.

Golden Delicious Apple

One of America's most beloved apple varieties, originating from West Virginia in the early 1900s. This self-pollinating tree produces sweet, crisp apples with distinctive golden-yellow skin that's perfect for fresh eating, baking, and sauce making. Known for its reliable production and excellent storage qualities, making it a top choice for home orchards.

Honeycrisp Apple

The apple that revolutionized the industry with its explosive crunch and perfect sweet-tart balance. Developed at the University of Minnesota, Honeycrisp produces large, juicy apples with cells that burst with flavor when bitten. This cold-hardy variety stores exceptionally well and consistently ranks as America's favorite apple for fresh eating.

Italian Prune Plum

Also known as Fellenberg, this European plum variety is the gold standard for drying into prunes, but fresh fruits are equally delicious with their sweet, rich flavor and firm texture. The oval, purple-blue fruits have golden flesh that's perfect for fresh eating, baking, or preserving. This productive tree is self-fertile and cold-hardy, making it an excellent choice for home orchards seeking a reliable, multipurpose plum variety.

Liberty Apple

A disease-resistant apple variety bred specifically for organic and low-spray growing, making it perfect for home gardeners who want beautiful apples without intensive pest management. This medium-sized red apple offers excellent eating quality with crisp, juicy flesh and a well-balanced sweet-tart flavor reminiscent of McIntosh. Liberty trees are vigorous, productive, and their outstanding resistance to major apple diseases makes them one of the best choices for sustainable home orcharding.

Montmorency Sour Cherry

The quintessential pie cherry that produces abundant crops of bright red, tart cherries perfect for baking, preserves, and classic American desserts. This self-fertile variety is incredibly hardy and reliable, thriving in northern climates where sweet cherries struggle. Montmorency cherries are prized by bakers for their ability to hold their shape when cooked and their perfect balance of tartness and subtle sweetness.

Pink Lady Apple

A premium late-season apple with stunning pink blush over yellow-green skin and an exceptional sweet-tart flavor that improves with storage. This Australian-bred variety requires a long, warm growing season to develop its signature taste and beautiful coloring, making it perfect for gardeners in warmer apple-growing regions. Pink Lady apples are prized for their crisp texture, excellent keeping quality, and complex flavor that balances sweetness with refreshing acidity.

Red Delicious Apple

America's classic apple variety, instantly recognizable by its deep red skin and distinctive elongated shape with five prominent bumps at the base. While modern tastes have shifted toward newer varieties, Red Delicious remains popular for its beautiful appearance and mild, sweet flavor. This reliable producer has been a staple in American orchards for over a century.

Red Haven Peach

America's most popular peach variety, prized for its reliable production of medium-sized freestone peaches with gorgeous red-blushed skin and sweet, juicy yellow flesh. This cold-hardy variety was developed at Michigan State University and remains the gold standard for home orchards across the northern states. Red Haven peaches ripen mid-season and are perfect for fresh eating, canning, and baking.

Seckel Pear

Known as the 'Sugar Pear' and 'Wine Pear,' this small American heirloom pear packs incredible sweetness and spicy flavor into a tiny package. Discovered in Pennsylvania in the 1760s, Seckel pears are considered by many to have the finest flavor of all pear varieties, with firm, fine-textured flesh and a distinctive wine-like aroma. Perfect for fresh eating, these petite pears are also exceptional for canning whole and making preserves.

Stella Cherry

The first self-fertile sweet cherry variety, revolutionizing home cherry growing by eliminating the need for a second pollinator tree. These large, heart-shaped cherries have deep red skin and firm, sweet flesh that's perfect for fresh eating right off the tree. Stella trees are compact and manageable, making them ideal for smaller home orchards where space is at a premium but cherry cravings are not.

Wonderful Pomegranate

The most popular pomegranate variety in North America, producing large, deep red fruits bursting with ruby-colored arils that offer the perfect balance of sweet and tart flavors. This hardy, drought-tolerant tree rewards gardeners with stunning orange-red fall foliage and beautiful orange-red flowers in spring. It's exceptionally well-suited to hot, dry climates and requires minimal care once established.

Blue Fescue

A compact ornamental grass that forms perfect blue-silver tufts, adding cool-toned color and fine texture to rock gardens, borders, and contemporary landscapes. This drought-tolerant Mediterranean native maintains its striking blue color year-round and produces delicate flower spikes that add movement and interest to the garden.

Fountain Grass

A stunning ornamental grass that creates dramatic focal points with its arching foliage and distinctive bottlebrush plumes that dance in the breeze. This low-maintenance perennial grass offers four seasons of interest, turning golden-tan in fall and providing winter structure before fresh green growth emerges in spring.

Japanese Forest Grass

An exquisite shade-loving ornamental grass with cascading golden-yellow leaves striped with green that brings luminous color to dark garden corners. This graceful Japanese native moves beautifully in the slightest breeze and turns bronze-pink in fall, making it one of the most sought-after ornamental grasses for shade gardens.

Japanese Sedge

An elegant evergreen sedge with distinctive cream-edged leaves that brightens shady areas year-round. This low-maintenance groundcover forms neat clumps and tolerates both wet and dry conditions, making it incredibly versatile for problem areas.

Little Bluestem

A native prairie grass that transforms from blue-green summer foliage to brilliant orange-red fall color. This adaptable bunch grass is perfect for naturalized areas and provides four-season interest with fluffy white seed heads that persist through winter.

Maiden Grass

An elegant ornamental grass that creates stunning focal points with its graceful, fountain-like form and silvery plumes that catch the light beautifully. This refined cultivar features narrow, arching leaves with a distinctive white midrib that adds year-round interest to the landscape. Maiden grass provides four-season beauty, from fresh spring growth to gorgeous fall color and winter structure.

Monkey Grass

A versatile evergreen perennial that forms neat clumps of arching, grass-like foliage topped with spikes of purple or white flowers. Despite its common name, this isn't a true grass but provides similar landscaping benefits with superior drought tolerance and shade performance. Monkey grass is the go-to choice for low-maintenance borders, groundcover, and problem areas where other plants struggle.

Northern Sea Oats

A graceful native grass prized for its distinctive flat, oat-like seed heads that rustle beautifully in the wind. Excellent for naturalizing and providing movement in the garden, this adaptable grass thrives in both sun and shade with stunning fall color.

Ornamental Blue Oat Grass

A stunning ornamental grass that forms perfect blue-gray clumps with graceful arching foliage. This drought-tolerant perennial produces delicate oat-like seed heads that dance in the breeze, making it a favorite for modern landscape design and xeriscaping.

Purple Fountain Grass

A dramatic ornamental grass with burgundy-purple foliage and showy bottlebrush plumes that add tropical flair to any garden. Fast-growing and heat-loving, this grass creates stunning focal points and combines beautifully with colorful annuals.

Zebra Grass

A show-stopping ornamental grass famous for its distinctive horizontal yellow bands that create a striking zebra-like pattern across the green foliage. This eye-catching variety forms large, dramatic clumps that serve as living sculptures in the landscape, topped with feathery copper-colored plumes in fall. Zebra grass is perfect for gardeners who want to make a bold statement while enjoying easy-care, drought-tolerant beauty.

Ajuga

Known as bugleweed, this fast-spreading perennial creates stunning foliage carpets in bronze, purple, or variegated patterns topped with spikes of blue flowers in late spring. This European native thrives in shade and quickly fills in bare spots with its colorful rosettes of leaves. The dramatic flower spikes attract bees and butterflies, making it both beautiful and beneficial for pollinators.

Barrenwort

An elegant woodland ground cover prized for its heart-shaped leaves that emerge bronze, turn green in summer, and develop beautiful fall colors. Delicate sprays of yellow and red flowers dance above the foliage in spring, creating an enchanting display in shade gardens. Extremely long-lived and deer resistant.

Bugleweed

A fast-spreading evergreen ground cover that forms dense mats of glossy leaves topped with stunning spikes of blue-purple flowers in spring. Perfect for suppressing weeds in shady areas while providing reliable year-round coverage with seasonal color bursts. Extremely hardy and low-maintenance once established.

Creeping Jenny

A vigorous, fast-spreading perennial with bright chartreuse round leaves that cascade beautifully over walls and fill in large areas quickly. Golden yellow cup-shaped flowers appear in summer, adding bright color to this already eye-catching foliage plant. Though aggressive, it's perfect for problem areas where other plants struggle and creates stunning contrast in shade gardens.

Creeping Juniper

A hardy, low-maintenance evergreen ground cover that forms dense, spreading mats perfect for slopes and difficult areas. This native North American plant offers year-round color with needle-like foliage that ranges from blue-green to purplish in winter. Extremely drought tolerant once established, making it ideal for xeriscaping and low-water gardens.

Creeping Phlox

A spectacular spring bloomer that transforms landscapes into carpets of vibrant color. This hardy perennial forms dense mats of needle-like evergreen foliage topped with masses of five-petaled flowers in pink, purple, white, or red. Perfect for rock gardens, slopes, and anywhere you need reliable, low-maintenance color that returns year after year.

Creeping Thyme

Creeping Thyme is a low-growing ground cover herb that forms dense, spreading mats ideal for rock gardens, pathways, and borders. This heirloom variety matures in 90-95 days and reaches just 6-12 inches tall with delicate, fine-textured foliage. Unlike culinary thyme varieties, it offers a milder, more subtle thyme flavor, making it better suited for ornamental use and gentle seasoning. Hardy and drought-tolerant, it thrives in full sun with well-drained, sandy or rocky soils, even tolerating poor soil conditions. Its prostrate growth habit and ease of care make it an excellent low-maintenance ground cover for gardeners of all skill levels.

Heuchera (Coral Bells)

Coral bells bring year-round color to the garden with stunning foliage in shades of purple, silver, lime, and coral. These compact perennials produce delicate flower spikes that dance above colorful leaves, creating perfect ground cover for borders and containers. Modern hybrids offer incredible leaf colors that rival any flower for garden impact.

Hosta

The ultimate shade garden workhorse, hostas provide lush foliage in countless colors, sizes, and patterns. From tiny miniatures to massive specimen plants, these perennials create stunning ground cover while producing fragrant spikes of white or purple flowers. Their incredible variety and reliability make them indispensable for transforming difficult shady areas into garden showcases.

Irish Moss

Not actually a moss but a charming perennial that forms dense, carpet-like mats of tiny bright green foliage. Perfect for filling gaps between stepping stones or creating a soft, cushioned groundcover in small spaces. In late spring, it's dotted with tiny white star-shaped flowers that add delicate beauty to this tough little plant.

Ivy (English Ivy)

The classic evergreen vine that doubles as dense ground cover, English ivy creates a lush green carpet that thrives in deep shade where grass won't grow. Its glossy, lobed leaves provide year-round coverage, making it ideal for problem areas like steep slopes and dry shade under mature trees. This vigorous grower quickly establishes to suppress weeds and prevent erosion.

Japanese Painted Fern

A stunning shade perennial that brings luminous color to dark corners with its silvery-gray fronds marked with purple stems and green edges. This elegant fern creates a sophisticated groundcover that brightens shaded areas like no other plant can. Its metallic sheen and architectural form make it a designer favorite for upscale landscape projects.

Japanese Spurge

Native American alternative to traditional pachysandra, featuring attractive mottled foliage and fragrant white flower clusters in early spring. This semi-evergreen spreader thrives in deep shade where grass won't grow, creating elegant natural carpets under mature trees. More heat tolerant than its Asian cousin.

Lamb's Ear

A distinctive perennial ground cover beloved for its incredibly soft, silvery-white fuzzy leaves that children and adults can't resist touching. Dense spikes of small purple flowers rise above the foliage in summer, but many gardeners prefer to remove them to keep the focus on the stunning textural foliage. This drought-tolerant beauty creates beautiful contrast against green plants and glows in moonlight gardens.

Liriope (Lilyturf)

Tough as nails and beautiful year-round, liriope forms dense clumps of grass-like foliage topped with purple or white flower spikes in late summer. This evergreen ground cover thrives in challenging conditions where other plants fail, making it perfect for slopes, under trees, and low-maintenance landscapes. Its neat, fountain-like growth habit provides structure and texture to any garden.

Mondo Grass

This elegant, low-growing evergreen creates perfect edging and ground cover with its fine, dark green grass-like foliage. Mondo grass forms dense, weed-suppressing mats that require virtually no maintenance once established, making it ideal for busy gardeners. Its neat, uniform appearance and ability to thrive in shade make it a designer favorite for contemporary landscapes.

Moss Phlox

A spectacular spring-flowering ground cover that transforms slopes and rock gardens into sheets of vibrant color. This hardy perennial forms dense mats of needle-like evergreen foliage topped with masses of five-petaled flowers in shades of pink, purple, white, or blue. Extremely drought tolerant and deer resistant, making it perfect for low-maintenance landscapes.

Sedum 'Dragon's Blood'

This stunning succulent ground cover lives up to its dramatic name with deep red foliage that intensifies in cool weather and bright star-shaped pink flowers in summer. Perfect for rock gardens, green roofs, and anywhere you need extremely low-maintenance coverage. This drought-tolerant spreader thrives in poor soils and challenging conditions where other plants fail, making it ideal for xeriscaping and sustainable landscapes.

Spotted Deadnettle

An outstanding variegated ground cover with silver-splashed leaves and cheerful pink, purple, or white flowers that bloom from spring through fall. Thrives in challenging shady spots while providing bright foliage contrast and extended flowering period. Non-invasive and easy to control.

Sweet Woodruff

A charming woodland perennial that forms dense mats of star-shaped whorled leaves topped with delicate white flowers in late spring. When dried, the leaves release a sweet vanilla-hay fragrance that has been treasured for centuries in potpourri and traditional May wine. This well-behaved spreader is perfect for naturalizing in shade gardens and won't overwhelm neighboring plants like some ground covers.

Vinca Minor

Also known as periwinkle, this European native is prized for its glossy dark green leaves and charming blue flowers that appear from spring through fall. This vigorous spreader quickly covers difficult slopes and shaded areas where other plants struggle. The trailing stems root as they grow, creating an impenetrable carpet that effectively suppresses weeds while adding elegant color to the landscape.

Wild Strawberry

A native groundcover that offers the best of both worlds - attractive foliage, delicate white flowers, and tiny flavorful berries that wildlife and humans alike enjoy. This hardy perennial spreads by runners to form dense mats that suppress weeds while providing food for birds, butterflies, and gardeners. The leaves turn beautiful bronze-red in fall, extending the seasonal interest.

Wintercreeper Euonymus

A versatile evergreen ground cover prized for its glossy, colorful foliage and ability to thrive in challenging conditions. Available in numerous cultivars with variegated green and white or green and yellow leaves that add brightness to shaded areas. This adaptable plant can also climb walls or trees when given support, making it incredibly useful in landscape design.

Allium schoenoprasum 'Purly'

A stunning ornamental chive variety that produces vibrant purple-pink flower globes above slender, hollow green stems throughout the growing season. Unlike common chives, Purly offers exceptional flower production and color intensity, making it perfect for edible landscaping, cut flower arrangements, and pollinator gardens. The edible flowers and mild onion-flavored leaves provide both culinary value and garden beauty in one reliable perennial package.

Anise Hyssop

Very aromatic with a sweet, licorice-mint flavor. Vigorous plants produce abundant blooms, attracting bees and other pollinators. Anise hyssop is also known as giant hyssop, blue giant hyssop, fennel giant hyssop, and fragrant giant hyssop.Edible Flowers: Leaves and flowers can be used fresh or dried to flavor drinks, salads, soups, pasta, and desserts.

Apple Mint

Apple Mint is a hybrid mint variety prized for its distinctive sweet, mild flavor combined with a crisp apple fragrance and taste. This herbaceous perennial reaches maturity in approximately 120 days and produces tender green leaves ideal for fresh use in beverages, desserts, and culinary applications. Unlike common spearmint or peppermint, Apple Mint's unique apple-forward profile makes it a standout choice for tea blends and fruit-infused dishes. It thrives in rich, moist, well-drained soil under full sun to partial shade, making it relatively easy to cultivate.

Bouquet Dill

Early flowering plants produce large blooms, seed umbels, and foliage on long stems, making Bouquet the preferred dill for cut-flower use and pickling. Also an economical, fast-growing choice for baby-leaf production. Edible seeds, flowers, and greens flavor many foods. Popular addition to sauces, salads, and soup. Foliage known as dill weed. Edible Flowers: The flowers are used to garnish potato salad, green salads, and pickles. When broken into florets, they can be mixed into a cheese spread or omelet.Also available in organic seed.

Cardinal Basil

A spectacular ornamental basil variety that produces vibrant red-purple flower spikes rising above green foliage, creating a stunning display that attracts pollinators while providing excellent basil flavor. This unique variety was bred specifically for its dramatic flowering display and long-lasting blooms, making it perfect for edible landscaping. The flowers are edible with intense basil flavor, while leaves maintain classic sweet basil taste.

Chocolate Basil

Chocolate Basil is a heirloom herb variety known for its distinctive dark purple-tinged leaves and rich, complex flavor profile. Maturing in 65-75 days, this basil combines traditional sweet basil character with pronounced chocolate, cinnamon, and warm spice notes that become more pronounced as the plant matures. The foliage is dense and aromatic, ideal for culinary applications where its unique flavor complexity elevates dishes, teas, and infusions. Best grown in full sun with rich, well-drained soil, this easy-to-grow variety is prized by gardeners seeking distinctive flavor experiences beyond standard basil varieties.

Chocolate Mint

Chocolate Mint is a distinctive heirloom herb variety that matures in 65-75 days, featuring aromatic green foliage with soft, velvety texture. This unique mint hybrid stands out for its exceptional flavor profile: a refreshing cool mint taste with prominent chocolate undertones and a subtle sweet finish, making it ideal for both culinary applications and specialty beverages. Despite its rich flavor complexity, Chocolate Mint remains easy to grow, thriving in full sun with well-drained, moist soil. The plant tolerates heavy clay conditions well, making it adaptable to various garden settings.

Cilantro

Cilantro is a delicate leafy herb with feathery, triangular green foliage that reaches harvest maturity in 16-25 days. The plant produces thin, lacy stems bearing distinctive serrated leaves with a bright, citrusy flavor profile that carries subtle soapy notes and fresh herbal undertones. Cilantro thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers well-drained, fertile soil. As a quick-maturing heirloom variety, it's ideal for succession planting throughout the growing season. Widely used in Latin American, Asian, and Mediterranean cuisines as a fresh garnish and flavor component in salsas, curries, and chutneys.

Cinnamon Basil

Tall, fast-growing plants have distinctive violet stems, veining, and flower bracts with lavender blooms and 2" long leaves. Beautiful in casual flower bouquets. Ht. 26-30".Edible Flowers: Use the flowers in any recipe that calls for basil, or to garnish drinks, salads, soups, pasta, and desserts. Flavor is of intense basil with a note of mint, anise, and cinnamon.

Common Thyme

Common Thyme is a compact, woody perennial herb with tiny, narrow green leaves and delicate pink or purple flowers. Reaching maturity in 90-95 days, it becomes a robust ground cover perfect for edging and containers. This Mediterranean native thrives in poor, well-drained soil and is remarkably cold-hardy. Its earthy, minty flavor with warm, pungent undertones makes it essential for cooking—particularly valued in French cuisine and Mediterranean dishes. More cold-tolerant than most culinary herbs, Common Thyme delivers consistent flavor year-round and rarely suffers from serious pest issues.

Cuban Oregano

Despite its name, this isn't a true oregano but a succulent herb with thick, fuzzy leaves that pack an intense oregano-thyme flavor punch. Popular in Caribbean, Mexican, and Indian cuisines, this heat-loving perennial is perfect for hot climates where traditional oregano struggles. Its robust flavor means a little goes a long way, and it's incredibly easy to propagate from cuttings.

Curly Parsley

The finely curled dark blue-green leaves can be harvested with one cut. The compact plants produce leaves that are very uniform, resist yellowing, and have good flavor. Short internodes allow for high yields despite compact habit. Perfect for harvesting the whole plant at 12-18".

English Lavender

A compact, hardy lavender variety that's perfect for beginners and produces fragrant purple flower spikes beloved by bees and butterflies. This drought-tolerant perennial offers the classic lavender fragrance that's perfect for sachets, cooking, and aromatherapy while forming neat, silvery-green mounds in the garden. Munstead is one of the most cold-hardy lavender varieties, making it suitable for northern climates.

Fennel Bronze

Bronze-colored leaves and stems. Add sweet, fennel flavor to desserts, and color to light-colored fish. NOTE: Fennel flavor develops and intensifies as plants mature. Fennel at the micro stage can be quite mild in flavor. Adding a few days to crop time (after the first true leaf appears) can intensify the flavor.

Fernleaf Dill

Abundant dark blue-green foliage. Great in containers or in small spaces. AAS Winner. Ht. 6-8".

Flat-Leaf Parsley

Also known as Italian parsley, this variety offers superior flavor compared to curly parsley with its clean, bright taste that doesn't overpower dishes. The flat, deeply-cut leaves are easier to chop and provide a fresh, grassy flavor that's essential in Mediterranean cooking. This hardy biennial is incredibly productive and continues growing through light frosts, making it a kitchen garden staple.

French Lavender

Distinguished by its unique serrated leaves and topped flower spikes crowned with purple bracts, French lavender brings year-round beauty to warm climate gardens. This aromatic herb blooms almost continuously in mild climates and offers a slightly camphor-like fragrance that's perfect for crafts and cooking. More heat and humidity tolerant than English lavender, making it ideal for challenging growing conditions.

French Tarragon

The aristocrat of culinary herbs, true French tarragon is essential for classic French cuisine with its distinctive anise-like flavor and sophisticated aroma. Unlike Russian tarragon, this sterile variety must be grown from cuttings and offers incomparably superior flavor. A must-have for serious cooks who want to create authentic béarnaise sauce and fine herb blends.

Garden Sage

High essential oil content of 1.5-2.0%. Robust, uniform plant. Also known as garden sage. Edible flowers: Use as garnish, or as an ingredient in rice, egg, or cheese dishes.

Garland Chrysanthemum

Garland Chrysanthemum is a tender, leafy herb with finely divided, feathery foliage that reaches maturity in 30-50 days. Also known as shungiku or edible chrysanthemum, this heirloom variety produces delicate, deeply lobed leaves with a distinctive mild, slightly bitter flavor. The fresh, herbal notes carry subtle hints of chrysanthemum flowers, making it prized in East Asian cuisines for both raw salads and cooked applications. This versatile herb thrives in cool seasons and is remarkably easy to grow, tolerating partial shade while preferring rich, well-draining soil enriched with organic matter.

Genovese Basil

Authentic flavor and appearance. Tall and relatively slow to bolt with large dark green leaves about 3" long. This common strain of Genovese basil can present some variability in leaf shape and plant size. While quite suitable for field and garden, we recommend using a more modern and more uniform variety for greenhouse, container, or hydroponic production, such as Genovese Compact Improved, Aroma 2, Nufar, Dolly, or the Prospera® series. Ht. 24-30".Edible Flowers: Use the flowers in any recipe that calls for basil, or to garnish drinks, salads, soups, pasta, and desserts. Flavor is of intense basil.Also available in organic raw and pelleted seed.

German Chamomile

The classic tea herb beloved for its apple-scented flowers and gentle, soothing properties that have been treasured for centuries. This delicate annual produces masses of small, daisy-like flowers with white petals and bright yellow centers that can be harvested continuously throughout the growing season. Easy to grow and self-seeds readily, creating a charming cottage garden atmosphere while providing homegrown herbal tea.

German Thyme

German Thyme is a classic heirloom herb variety prized for its robust, earthy flavor profile with subtle hints of mint, clove, and camphor. This hardy perennial produces fine, needle-like foliage on compact woody stems and reaches maturity in 90-95 days. A defining characteristic is its exceptional cold hardiness and ability to thrive in poor, sandy, or rocky soils with minimal care. Its strong, complex flavor makes it particularly valuable for culinary applications in soups, stews, roasted vegetables, and herbal tea blends. Generally pest-resistant, though spider mites may appear in intense heat.

Gourmet Gold Dill

A stunning ornamental dill variety with bright golden-yellow foliage that adds both culinary value and visual drama to herb gardens. The vibrant color intensifies in cool weather while maintaining the classic dill flavor profile. Perfect for gardeners who want their herb garden to double as landscape decoration.

Gourmet Gold Oregano

A beautiful golden-leaved oregano variety that brings both ornamental beauty and culinary excellence to the herb garden. The bright chartreuse foliage provides stunning color contrast while delivering the classic oregano flavor that's essential for Mediterranean cooking, making it both a feast for the eyes and the palate.

Greek Oregano

Strong oregano aroma and flavor - great for pizza and Italian cooking. Characteristic dark green leaves with white flowers. Attracts Beneficial Insects: provides pollen and nectar for beneficial insects such as bees, hoverflies, lacewing larva, parasitic wasps, and tachinid flies. Edible Flowers: The flowers have an oregano flavor and can be used in the same manner as the herb. They are especially good in pasta salads, green salads, and as a fresh pizza topping.

Holy Basil

1 1/2" long green leaves, with purple stems. Known for its use in Hindu culture and Ayurveda. Also known as Tulsi. A common ingredient in Thai cuisine and in teas. Used medicinally for digestion and immune system support. Ht. 16-22".

Italian Large Leaf Basil

Italian Large Leaf Basil is a classic heirloom herb prized for its broad, tender leaves and intensely aromatic, sweet basil flavor with subtle hints of anise and pepper. Reaching maturity in approximately 74 days, this variety produces robust plants suited for full sun to partial shade conditions. The large leaves make it exceptionally practical for culinary applications—ideal for fresh use in pesto, Italian dishes, and salads. Unlike compact basil varieties, its generous leaf size reduces preparation time while delivering the authentic, complex flavor profile that defines traditional Italian cooking.

Italian Large Leaf Oregano

Italian Large Leaf Oregano is a heirloom herb prized for its substantial, broad foliage and intense aromatic quality. Reaching harvest maturity in approximately 74 days, this variety thrives in full sun to partial shade with minimal soil requirements. Its defining characteristic is the larger leaf size compared to common oregano varieties, making harvesting easier. The flavor profile is intensely aromatic with warm, slightly bitter notes and distinctive pine undertones, making it ideal for Mediterranean cooking, especially Italian cuisine. Hardy and easy to grow, it's equally suited to herb gardens and containers.

Japanese Shiso Green

An essential Asian herb with distinctive serrated leaves that provide a unique flavor combining mint, basil, and anise notes with a slight cinnamon finish. Widely used in Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese cuisines, this fast-growing annual is prized for wrapping sushi, pickling, and adding aromatic complexity to Asian dishes. Both the leaves and flower spikes are edible and highly flavorful.

Japanese Shiso Purple

An exotic and stunning herb that's essential in Japanese cuisine, featuring deeply serrated purple leaves with a complex flavor profile. This beautiful annual combines the appearance of an ornamental plant with incredible culinary versatility. Shiso adds both visual drama and unique taste to gardens and dishes alike.

Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote'

A compact, award-winning English lavender variety prized for its deep purple flower spikes and intensely fragrant oil content. This hardy perennial forms neat, silvery-green mounds that bloom profusely from early summer through fall, making it perfect for borders, containers, and herb gardens. Hidcote's exceptional fragrance and rich color have made it a favorite among gardeners and commercial growers alike.

Lemon Balm

Lemon Balm is a vigorous perennial herb with soft, crinkled green leaves and small white or pale pink flowers. Reaching full maturity in 70 days, this heirloom variety thrives in full sun to partial shade and adapts well to most soil types. Distinguished by its intensely aromatic foliage releasing a powerful lemon scent when brushed, Lemon Balm delivers a refreshing citrus flavor with subtle minty undertones. Its strong essential oils naturally repel common pests like aphids and spider mites, making it exceptionally pest-resistant. Ideal for teas, cocktails, desserts, and fresh culinary applications.

Lemon Grass

Our seeds have been carefully cleaned to remove the chaff (seed coat material), resulting in a higher germination rate. A delicious addition to soups, curries, teas, and any other dish calling for lemon grass. Essential oil distilled from this variety contains large amounts of citral and geraniol and can be used for flavorings, perfumes, and insect repellent. 6-12 stalks per plant, depending on growing climate.

Lemon Thyme

Lemon Thyme is a fragrant heirloom herb variety that grows as a low, spreading perennial with fine, narrow green leaves and delicate pink flowers. Reaching maturity in approximately 65 days, it produces harvestable foliage suitable for continuous picking. This variety distinguishes itself through its distinctive bright citrus aroma and flavor—a harmonious blend of classic thyme earthiness with zesty lemon notes. The herb thrives in full sun with excellent drainage and performs best in sandy or rocky soil. Its unique flavor profile makes it ideal for culinary applications in fish dishes, beverages, desserts, and Mediterranean cooking, while also serving ornamental and medicinal purposes.

Lemon Verbena

No herb delivers a more intense, pure lemon fragrance than Lemon Verbena, making it indispensable for teas, desserts, and potpourri. This South American native produces narrow, lance-shaped leaves that release their incredible citrus scent at the slightest touch. While it requires protection from frost, its unmatched lemon flavor and aroma make it worth the extra care for any serious herb gardener.

Lime Basil

Adds a unique flair to cocktails, fish, and salads. Compact plant has 2" long bright-green leaves. Ht. 16-20".Edible Flowers: Use the flowers in any recipe that calls for basil, or to garnish drinks, salads, soups, pasta, and desserts. Flavor is of intense basil and citrus.

Mammoth Dill

Mammoth Dill is a vigorous heirloom herb variety known for its tall, robust growth and abundant foliage. Plants reach full maturity in approximately 90 days, producing large, feathery fronds that tower above standard dill varieties. The distinctive flavor combines fresh, tangy notes with subtle caraway undertones and a hint of sweetness, making it exceptional for pickling, dill weed, and culinary applications. Mammoth Dill thrives in full sun with rich, well-drained soil and is remarkably easy to grow, making it ideal for both experienced and novice gardeners seeking impressive yields.

Mexican Mint Marigold

Mexican Mint Marigold is a tender perennial herb with delicate, feathery foliage and small golden-yellow flowers. Reaching maturity in 80-90 days, this heirloom variety is prized for its distinctive sweet anise-tarragon flavor with licorice notes that intensify when flowers bloom. The taste makes it an excellent fresh herb for desserts, beverages, and culinary garnishes. Extremely easy to grow, it thrives in full sun with well-draining soil and tolerates poor soil conditions. Naturally pest-resistant and low-maintenance, it's ideal for both novice and experienced gardeners seeking a unique, flavorful herb with ornamental appeal.

Mexican Tarragon

Mexican Tarragon is an easy-to-grow heirloom herb that reaches maturity in 80-90 days. This tender perennial features delicate, feathery foliage with small yellow flowers and grows well in full sun with well-draining soil, tolerating poor soils and clay. Unlike French tarragon, Mexican Tarragon offers a distinctive sweet anise flavor complemented by subtle marigold notes, making it ideal for culinary applications requiring tarragon's licorice character with added complexity. The plant is notably pest-resistant and deer-proof, requiring minimal maintenance once established.

Moroccan Mint

The traditional mint of North African tea culture, prized for its intensely sweet flavor and exceptional fragrance. This spearmint variety produces vibrant green leaves with a refreshing, clean taste that's less aggressive than peppermint. Perfect for the classic Moroccan mint tea and a beautiful, aromatic addition to any herb garden.

Orange Mint

Orange Mint is a vibrant heirloom herb variety that matures in 85-95 days, producing lush green foliage with aromatic leaves. This distinctive mint variety stands apart with its unique flavor profile—fresh mint paired with bright citrus notes reminiscent of orange and subtle bergamot undertones, making it exceptional for teas, cocktails, and culinary garnishes. Best grown in full sun (6+ hours daily) with rich, moist, well-drained soil, it thrives easily in most conditions. Watch for common mint pests including aphids, spider mites, and flea beetles.

Origanum vulgare 'Hot & Spicy'

An intensely flavorful oregano variety that delivers exceptional heat and pungency, perfect for pizza sauces, Mediterranean dishes, and spicy cuisine. This vigorous perennial produces abundant small leaves packed with essential oils that far exceed common oregano in both flavor intensity and aromatic qualities. The compact, spreading habit makes it ideal for containers and herb garden borders where its potent fragrance can be easily accessed.

Peppermint

Peppermint is a vigorous herbaceous perennial reaching 24-36 inches tall with dark green, lance-shaped leaves and purple-tinged stems. Mature leaves are ready to harvest at 60-90 days, though plants produce continuously through the growing season. The defining characteristic is its intense, cooling menthol profile with pronounced sweet undertones, making it ideal for tea, culinary applications, and medicinal preparations. More potent than spearmint, peppermint thrives in moist, rich soil and tolerates partial shade, though it prefers 4-6 hours of sun daily. This heirloom variety is notably easy to grow and propagate.

Pesto Perpetuo Basil

A spectacular variegated basil that never flowers, providing continuous harvest of cream and green striped leaves throughout the season. This sterile hybrid focuses all its energy on leaf production, making it the ultimate pesto-making machine. The striking variegation makes it as ornamental as it is functional.

Petroselinum crispum 'Forest Green'

The ultimate curly parsley variety featuring exceptionally dark green, tightly curled leaves that maintain their vibrant color and crisp texture longer than standard varieties. This uniform, compact plant produces abundant harvests of premium-quality leaves perfect for garnishing and cooking, with superior bolt resistance extending the harvest season. Forest Green's attractive appearance and reliable performance make it a favorite among both home gardeners and commercial growers.

Pineapple Sage

A spectacular perennial herb with heart-shaped leaves that smell exactly like fresh pineapple when crushed, followed by brilliant red tubular flowers that hummingbirds absolutely adore. This fast-growing sage variety brings tropical fragrance to temperate gardens and offers a unique fruity flavor unlike any other herb. The stunning late-season blooms make it a standout in both herb and ornamental gardens.

Purple Ruffles Basil

An award-winning ornamental basil that combines stunning deep purple, frilly leaves with the classic sweet basil flavor gardeners love. This All-America Selections winner creates dramatic visual impact in both herb gardens and flower beds while providing excellent culinary value. Purple Ruffles transforms ordinary dishes into restaurant-quality presentations with its striking color and exceptional taste.

Purple Ruffles Oregano

A stunning ornamental oregano that doubles as a culinary herb with its deeply ruffled purple-bronze leaves and cascading habit. The dramatic foliage color intensifies in cool weather, making it a standout in both herb gardens and decorative containers. While milder than Greek oregano, it still provides good flavor for cooking along with exceptional beauty.

Rosemary

Native to the Mediterranean region, rosemary has silvery needle-like foliage and delicate flowers. Popular for potted plant sales and with chefs. NOTE: Germination is naturally low and variable. Edible Flowers: Although the flowers are small, they have a bold rosemary flavor. They should be used fresh as a garnish for savory dishes and salads, and pairs well with roasted vegetables, fruits, or whipped cream.

Russian Tarragon

A hardy perennial herb that thrives in cold climates where French Tarragon struggles, though with a milder anise flavor. Russian Tarragon is incredibly easy to grow from seed and forms robust clumps that return year after year, making it perfect for beginning herb gardeners seeking a reliable tarragon experience.

Silver Thyme

Silver Thyme is a classic heirloom herb prized for its distinctive silvery-green foliage and aromatic intensity. This easy-to-grow perennial reaches maturity in 120-150 days, producing delicate flowers that attract pollinators. The leaves deliver authentic thyme flavor—earthy, minty, and subtly floral—making it ideal for culinary applications, particularly Mediterranean dishes and herbal infusions. Hardy and drought-tolerant, Silver Thyme thrives in well-drained, sandy, or rocky soil with minimal care, distinguishing it through superior flavor complexity compared to common thyme varieties.

Spearmint

The classic mint variety beloved for its bright, refreshing flavor and vigorous spreading habit that makes it perfect for beginning gardeners. Unlike peppermint, spearmint has a sweeter, less intense flavor that's perfect for teas, cocktails, and Middle Eastern cuisine. This hardy perennial spreads rapidly through underground runners, making it ideal for contained growing or naturalizing in moist areas.

Spicy Globe Basil

A charming miniature basil that forms perfect little mounds of tiny, intensely flavored leaves - ideal for container gardens and small spaces. Despite its diminutive size, this variety packs a powerful basil punch and naturally stays compact without constant pruning. The globe shape and small leaves make it as ornamental as it is useful, perfect for edging herb gardens or windowsill growing.

Stevia

Use fresh, dried, powdered, or as a liquid to sweeten a variety of foods and beverages. Bushy, high-yielding plants. Perennial in Zones 9-11.

Summer Savory

Pepper flavor adds spice to dishes. For flavoring fresh and dry beans, cabbage, and sauerkraut. Long internodes create a tall, somewhat lanky plant.

Sweet Basil

Sweet Basil is a tender annual herb prized for its vibrant green leaves and distinctive aromatic flavor. This heirloom variety reaches harvest maturity in approximately 74 days, producing compact, bushy plants ideal for containers or garden beds. Its sweet, clove-forward taste with subtle anise undertones makes it the quintessential choice for Italian cuisine, fresh pestos, and culinary applications. Unlike spicier basil varieties, Sweet Basil's delicate, complex flavor profile and ease of cultivation have made it a kitchen garden staple for centuries.

Sweet Marjoram

Aroma is similar to oregano, but sweeter and more balsam-like. Compact plant. Edible Flowers: Use the flowers, which have a mild and marjoram-like flavor, as you would the herb to garnish salads, soups, stews, sauces, and stuffing. Also pairs well with citrus, mushrooms, and fish.

Thai Basil

Thai Basil is a distinctive Southeast Asian herb prized for its striking purple-tinged stems and narrow, dark green leaves. Reaching maturity in approximately 74 days, this heirloom variety delivers an intensely aromatic profile—a bold combination of anise-licorice sweetness with spicy, clove-like undertones that sets it apart from sweet basil. Essential in Thai and Vietnamese cuisines, it adds authentic depth to curries, stir-fries, and aromatic broths. The plant thrives in full sun to partial shade with rich, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter. Easy to moderate difficulty makes it accessible for most gardeners, though watch for common pests like aphids and Japanese beetles.

Variegated Sage

A stunning ornamental sage variety featuring leaves splashed with cream, green, and purple-pink variegation that creates a beautiful tapestry effect in the garden. This compact, slower-growing sage maintains all the culinary qualities of common sage while adding exceptional visual appeal to herb gardens and containers. The colorful foliage is especially vibrant in cooler weather.

Winter Savory

A hardy Mediterranean perennial with needle-like leaves that provide intense, peppery flavor reminiscent of thyme and oregano combined. This drought-tolerant herb forms attractive low mounds of evergreen foliage topped with delicate white or pink flowers that attract beneficial insects. Known as the 'bean herb' for its traditional pairing with legumes, winter savory is more potent and longer-lasting than its summer cousin.

Alocasia Amazonica

A dramatic statement plant featuring glossy, arrow-shaped leaves with striking white veining that creates a bold contrast against the dark green foliage. This hybrid alocasia brings tropical elegance to any space with its architectural form and eye-catching presence that never fails to impress guests.

Alocasia Polly

This compact elephant ear variety delivers maximum drama with its striking arrow-shaped leaves featuring bold white veins against deep green, almost black foliage. Often called the African Mask Plant, its sculptural beauty and manageable size make it perfect for adding exotic tropical flair to modern interiors.

Alocasia Silver Dragon

A compact jewel alocasia with thick, silvery leaves that have an almost metallic sheen and deep green veining creating a dragon scale-like pattern. This Southeast Asian beauty stays relatively small compared to other alocasias, making it perfect for collectors who want maximum visual impact in a manageable size.

Anthurium Clarinervium

A striking velvet-leaved anthurium featuring heart-shaped leaves with dramatic white veining that creates an almost painted appearance. This Mexican native is prized by collectors for its unique foliage pattern and compact growth habit, making it a stunning centerpiece plant that never fails to draw attention.

Boston Fern

The quintessential Victorian houseplant that brings lush, tropical elegance to any indoor space with its cascading fronds of delicate, feathery foliage. This humidity-loving beauty creates a stunning living curtain when grown in hanging baskets and acts as a natural air purifier, removing formaldehyde and other toxins from your home. With proper care, Boston ferns develop into magnificent specimens with dozens of gracefully arching fronds that can reach several feet in length.

Calathea Rattlesnake

A show-stopping prayer plant with distinctive elongated leaves featuring bold dark green patterns that resemble rattlesnake skin and stunning purple undersides. This Brazilian native performs the fascinating daily ritual of folding its leaves upward at night, creating movement and intrigue in your plant collection. Its dramatic foliage patterns and color-changing leaves make it one of the most striking houseplants available.

Chinese Money Plant

This charming plant won hearts worldwide with its perfectly round, coin-shaped leaves that seem to dance on delicate stems, earning it the endearing nickname 'pancake plant.' Known for generously producing baby plants that can be shared with friends, it's become the ultimate friendship plant in modern homes. Its minimalist beauty and easy-care nature make it perfect for contemporary spaces and novice plant parents alike.

Dracaena Fragrans

The classic corn plant that has graced offices and homes for decades with its bold yellow-striped leaves and tree-like growth habit. This nearly indestructible beauty tolerates low light and neglect while providing tropical drama, making it perfect for beginning plant parents or anyone wanting reliable greenery.

Dracaena Marginata

Also known as the Dragon Tree, this striking Madagascar native features thin, sword-like leaves with red edges that create an architectural statement in any room. Incredibly resilient and tolerant of neglect, it's perfect for beginners who want a tall, dramatic plant that requires minimal fuss. The slender trunk and spiky foliage give it an almost sculptural quality that complements modern decor beautifully.

Ficus Benjamina

The classic Weeping Fig is a beloved indoor tree with glossy, oval leaves and gracefully drooping branches that create an elegant canopy effect. Native to Asia and Australia, it's prized for its ability to adapt to indoor conditions while maintaining a tree-like structure that can reach impressive heights. Though it may drop leaves when first brought home, once established it becomes a stunning, long-lived centerpiece that can be pruned and shaped to fit any space.

Ficus Lyrata Bambino

All the beauty of the famous fiddle leaf fig in a compact, tabletop size that's perfect for smaller spaces and easier care. This dwarf variety maintains the iconic large, violin-shaped leaves and elegant structure while staying under 2 feet tall, making it ideal for desks, shelves, or as part of a plant collection.

Fiddle Leaf Fig

The Instagram-famous houseplant known for its large, violin-shaped leaves that make a dramatic architectural statement in any room. This West African native has become the holy grail of houseplants, transforming living spaces with its sculptural beauty and glossy, deeply veined foliage.

Fiddle Leaf Fig Bambino

The compact cousin of the beloved fiddle leaf fig, perfect for smaller spaces without sacrificing that iconic violin-shaped foliage. This dwarf variety maintains the same stunning architectural leaves but stays manageable at 2-3 feet tall. Ideal for plant lovers who want fiddle leaf fig style in apartments or offices.

Hoya Carnosa

The classic wax plant beloved for its thick, glossy leaves and spectacular clusters of fragrant, star-shaped flowers that look almost too perfect to be real. This low-maintenance trailing beauty can live for decades, producing increasingly impressive blooms as it matures and creating stunning cascades from hanging baskets. Its waxy flowers emit an intoxicating sweet fragrance, especially in the evening.

Hoya Kerrii

Known as the Sweetheart Plant or Valentine Hoya, this charming succulent features thick, heart-shaped leaves that make it a popular gift for loved ones. Often sold as single-leaf cuttings for Valentine's Day, the full plant is a vigorous trailing vine that produces clusters of fragrant, star-shaped flowers. With proper care, it becomes a stunning hanging plant that can bloom repeatedly and live for decades.

Hoya Pubicalyx

A vigorous climbing hoya known for its silvery speckled foliage and spectacular clusters of star-shaped, fragrant flowers that bloom in shades of pink to deep red. This easy-care succulent vine is perfect for beginners wanting to experience the magic of hoya blooms while enjoying its attractive trailing or climbing habit.

Majesty Palm

An elegant tropical palm that brings instant resort vibes to any living space with its graceful, arching fronds and impressive height potential. Native to Madagascar, this palm creates a stunning focal point and naturally humidifies the air while tolerating lower light conditions better than many palms. Its lush, feathery foliage transforms any room into a tropical paradise.

Monstera Adansonii

Known as the Swiss Cheese Vine, this stunning trailing plant features heart-shaped leaves with natural holes that develop as the plant matures. Unlike its larger cousin, this compact variety is perfect for hanging baskets or training up a moss pole, making it ideal for smaller spaces while still delivering that coveted tropical jungle aesthetic.

Monstera Albo Borsigiana

The crown jewel of variegated houseplants, featuring dramatic white and green sectoral variegation that creates breathtaking half-moon patterns on fenestrated leaves. Each leaf is completely unique, with some displaying nearly pure white sections alongside deep green areas. This rare beauty represents the pinnacle of plant collecting and commands premium prices for good reason.

Monstera Deliciosa

The iconic 'Swiss cheese plant' that has taken the houseplant world by storm with its dramatic split leaves and natural fenestrations. Native to Central America's rainforests, this climbing aroid develops increasingly impressive holes and splits as it matures, creating living artwork in your home. It's surprisingly easy to care for and grows quickly, making it perfect for plant enthusiasts who love to see rapid progress.

Monstera Deliciosa 'Thai Constellation'

This highly sought-after variegated monstera features stunning cream and white speckled variegation that resembles a starry night sky across its iconic split leaves. Created through tissue culture, it's more stable than other variegated monsteras and maintains its variegation reliably. Though pricey and slower-growing than the standard monstera, its otherworldly beauty makes it a prized centerpiece for serious plant collectors.

Monstera Deliciosa 'Variegata'

The unicorn of houseplants featuring stunning white and green variegated leaves with natural fenestrations that create living windows in each leaf. This rare cultivar commands premium prices among collectors but rewards patient growers with some of the most spectacular foliage in the plant kingdom.

Monstera Siltepecana

A stunning climbing monstera with silvery-blue juvenile leaves that develop fenestrations as they mature. This rare beauty is prized for its distinctive silver variegation and compact growth habit, making it perfect for smaller spaces while still delivering that coveted monstera aesthetic.

Monstera Thai Constellation

The holy grail of variegated monsteras, featuring stunning cream and yellow speckled variegation that resembles a constellation across each fenestrated leaf. This tissue-culture produced variety offers more stable variegation than other variegated monsteras, making it highly sought after by collectors. A true statement plant that commands attention in any plant collection.

Parlor Palm

An elegant and compact palm that brings tropical sophistication to any indoor space without the fuss of larger palm varieties. Native to the rainforests of Mexico and Guatemala, this charming palm has been a beloved houseplant since Victorian times due to its graceful fronds and tolerance for indoor conditions. It's perfect for adding a touch of the tropics to lower-light areas where other palms might struggle.

Peace Lily

An elegant houseplant that combines lush, tropical foliage with stunning white blooms that seem to glow against the dark green leaves. Known for its air-purifying qualities and ability to tell you when it needs water by dramatically drooping, making it perfect for busy plant parents. This graceful beauty thrives in low light conditions where other flowering plants struggle.

Philodendron Brasil

This vibrant trailing philodendron showcases heart-shaped leaves splashed with lime green and yellow variegation that brightens any space. A sport of the classic heartleaf philodendron, it's equally easy to grow but offers much more visual interest with its striking coloration. Perfect for hanging baskets or trailing from shelves, it grows quickly and tolerates lower light while maintaining its beautiful variegation.

Philodendron Heartleaf

The ultimate beginner-friendly houseplant with glossy, heart-shaped leaves that cascade beautifully from hanging baskets or climb up moss poles. This resilient tropical beauty thrives in almost any indoor condition and grows quickly, making it perfect for plant parents who want instant gratification. Its trailing vines can reach impressive lengths, creating stunning green curtains that purify your air while adding life to any room.

Philodendron Micans

A velvety-leafed trailing philodendron with stunning bronze and copper tones that shimmer in the light. This fast-growing beauty is incredibly forgiving and produces cascading vines perfect for hanging baskets or shelves, making it ideal for both beginners and collectors.

Philodendron Pink Princess

A stunning variegated philodendron that has captured the hearts of plant collectors worldwide with its dramatic pink and green foliage. Each leaf displays unique pink variegation patterns, making every plant a living work of art. This Instagram-famous beauty combines easy philodendron care with show-stopping aesthetics.

Pilea Microphylla

Known as the Artillery Plant for its ability to shoot pollen when disturbed, this charming small-leafed beauty creates dense, moss-like mounds of tiny bright green foliage. Perfect for terrariums or as a delicate groundcover in larger plant arrangements, it brings fine texture and movement to any collection.

Pilea Peperomioides

Affectionately called the Chinese Money Plant or Pancake Plant, this charming specimen produces perfectly round, coin-shaped leaves on delicate stems. It's beloved not just for its unique appearance and easy care, but for its generous nature of producing baby plants that can be shared with friends, earning it the nickname 'Pass-Along Plant.'

Pothos

The quintessential trailing houseplant beloved for its heart-shaped leaves and incredible adaptability to almost any indoor condition. Often called 'Devil's Ivy' for its nearly indestructible nature, this fast-growing vine looks stunning cascading from shelves or climbing up supports. Its variegated golden and green foliage brightens any corner while being nearly impossible to kill.

Rubber Tree

A classic houseplant featuring glossy, deep green oval leaves that create an elegant tree-like silhouette indoors. This robust and forgiving plant grows steadily into an impressive floor specimen, making it perfect for filling empty corners with lush tropical vibes. Popular since Victorian times, its thick, leathery leaves are surprisingly low-maintenance and dust-resistant.

Scindapsus Pictus

Often called 'Satin Pothos,' this trailing vine showcases heart-shaped leaves splashed with silvery variegation that gives them a satin-like sheen. This low-maintenance climber is perfect for beginners seeking an elegant alternative to regular pothos, with its sophisticated coloring and easy-care nature making it a must-have for any plant collection.

Spider Plant

A cheerful, fast-growing houseplant famous for producing adorable baby plantlets that dangle like spiders from long, arching stems. This virtually indestructible green companion features striking variegated leaves with cream or white stripes and adapts to almost any indoor condition with grace. It's the perfect plant for propagation enthusiasts who love sharing plant babies with friends and family.

Swiss Cheese Plant

This trendy vining plant captivates with its heart-shaped leaves punctured by natural holes that give it the playful 'Swiss cheese' nickname. More compact than its famous cousin Monstera deliciosa, this Instagram-worthy beauty is perfect for hanging baskets or trained up a moss pole for dramatic effect. The distinctive fenestrations develop as the plant matures, creating living art that's impossible to ignore.

ZZ Plant

The nearly indestructible houseplant that laughs in the face of neglect while maintaining its glossy, architectural beauty. With thick, waxy leaves that store water and elegant upright growth, this African native thrives in low light and forgives forgotten waterings better than any other houseplant. Perfect for dark corners, offices, or anyone who travels frequently but wants lush greenery at home.

Arugula

Arugula is a fast-growing leafy green with slender, deeply lobed leaves that mature in just 10-15 days. This heirloom variety thrives in cool seasons and prefers full sun to partial shade. The distinctive peppery, nutty flavor with a slight bitterness and pungent kick makes it ideal for fresh salads, garnishes, and cooked dishes. Arugula's rapid maturity and ease of cultivation—combined with its bold, complex taste—distinguish it from milder lettuce varieties. It tolerates cool weather well and can be succession-planted for continuous harvests throughout the growing season.

Australian Yellow Leaf

A rare and striking heirloom from Australia featuring unique golden-yellow leaves that create a stunning contrast in the garden and on the plate. This heat-tolerant loose-leaf variety produces tender, mild-flavored leaves that maintain their distinctive color throughout the growing season. The unusual coloration comes from natural breeding, not genetic modification, making this a conversation-starting addition to any heirloom garden.

Batavia

Batavia is a crinkled-leaf heirloom lettuce with a distinctive ruffled appearance and tender, frilly foliage that ranges from light to medium green. Maturing in approximately 47 days, this variety bridges butterhead and leaf lettuce characteristics, forming a loose head while maintaining the delicate texture of loose-leaf types. Its crisp, sweet flavor with nutty undertones and subtle mineral complexity makes it ideal for fresh salads and gourmet presentations. The crinkled leaves add visual appeal and pleasant texture contrast. Batavia thrives in cool-season gardens with full sun to partial shade and prefers rich, well-drained loam, making it accessible for both novice and experienced growers.

Bibb

A classic American butterhead lettuce developed in Kentucky, prized for its exceptionally tender leaves and sweet, delicate flavor. The small, compact heads form perfect individual serving sizes with butter-soft texture that melts in your mouth. This gourmet variety is favored by chefs and home gardeners who appreciate premium salad quality.

Black Seeded Simpson

An early producer of light green, curled, tender leaves. MT0-30.

Buttercrunch

Johnny's produces Buttercrunch lettuce using the original stock seed from Cornell University. Forms a small, open but tightly bunched, 6" rosette that is fan-shaped rather than round. Dark green leaves and small compact hearts that blanch to an appetizing yellow color. Crisp and sweet. MT0-30.

Buttercrunch Bibb

A premium butterhead lettuce that's been delighting gardeners for decades with its exceptional tenderness and sweet, buttery flavor. This variety forms perfect, compact heads with thick, succulent leaves that practically melt in your mouth. Heat-tolerant and bolt-resistant, Buttercrunch is ideal for gardeners who want restaurant-quality lettuce from their own backyard.

Butterhead Boston

A classic butterhead lettuce prized for its tender, buttery leaves and compact rosette formation. This reliable variety produces beautiful heads with soft, pale green outer leaves and a creamy yellow heart that's perfect for elegant salads. Boston lettuce is incredibly versatile and forgiving, making it an excellent choice for gardeners of all skill levels.

Canasta

A premium romaine lettuce bred for exceptional sweetness and crisp texture, with thick, sturdy leaves perfect for Caesar salads. This variety forms tall, upright heads with excellent heart formation and superior bolt resistance. Professional chefs and home gardeners alike prize Canasta for its consistent quality and outstanding flavor that rivals the best restaurant lettuce.

Cimmaron Romaine

A striking red romaine lettuce that brings vibrant color and exceptional crunch to any garden or salad bowl. This heat-tolerant variety produces tall, upright heads with deep burgundy-red outer leaves and crisp, sweet hearts that maintain their color even in warm weather. Cimmaron offers both visual appeal and outstanding flavor, making it a favorite among gardeners who want something special.

Coastal Star

The large, heavy heads are dark green. Heat tolerant. Suitable for marketing as full heads or romaine hearts. Good, sweet flavor. MT0-30. Also available with NOP-compliant pelleting.

Concept

A premium loose-leaf lettuce that produces an abundance of deeply lobed, oak-shaped leaves with exceptional heat tolerance and slow bolting characteristics. This variety offers continuous harvest potential throughout the growing season, with leaves that maintain their tender texture and mild flavor even in challenging weather. Concept is perfect for gardeners who want a reliable, productive lettuce that keeps giving all season long.

Crisp Mint Romaine

A premium romaine variety bred for exceptional crispness and sweet flavor, living up to its name with refreshingly tender leaves that stay crisp even in summer heat. This modern hybrid combines the best traits of traditional romaine with improved bolt resistance and uniform head formation. The compact size makes it perfect for small gardens while delivering restaurant-quality lettuce for gourmet salads.

Deer Tongue

An heirloom with unique, narrow, tongue-shaped leaves. Pointed, buttery leaves have a crunchy rib and excellent flavor. Slow to bolt. MT0-30.

Freckles

An eye-catching Austrian heirloom romaine lettuce adorned with distinctive red speckles scattered across bright green leaves like freckles on skin. This unique variety combines stunning visual appeal with excellent bolt resistance and sweet, tender flavor. A conversation starter that performs beautifully in both spring and fall gardens.

Grand Rapids

A time-tested heirloom loose-leaf lettuce that has been feeding families since 1888 and remains one of the most reliable varieties for beginning gardeners. Its deeply curled, bright green leaves are incredibly easy to grow and harvest, producing continuously when cut properly. This variety thrives in almost any condition and rarely bolts, making it perfect for hot climates and extended harvests.

Great Lakes

A classic crisphead lettuce that delivers the satisfying crunch of iceberg but with better heat tolerance and garden performance. This reliable variety forms dense, well-blanched heads with crisp, sweet leaves that stay fresh longer than most lettuce types. Perfect for gardeners who want that classic lettuce experience without the challenges of growing true iceberg varieties.

Green Leaf

A reliable, fast-growing loose-leaf lettuce that's perfect for beginners and continuous harvesting. The tender, ruffled green leaves provide mild, sweet flavor and can be harvested leaf by leaf for weeks of fresh salads. This heat-tolerant variety is ideal for succession planting throughout the growing season.

Jericho

Attractive, fast-growing, bright green lettuce for baby leaf. Seed densely for narrower petioles and leaves. Sometimes grown as a full-size head. Tolerant to both heat and tipburn. MT0-30.

Little Gem

A uniform strain of an old French variety renowned for its buttery texture and sweet flavor. Exceptionally quick to close and blanch internal leaves. Heavily savoyed leaf. Pairs well with Rosaine and Cegolaine. Does not hold in the field as long as Newham. MT0-30. Also available with NOP-compliant pelleting.

Lolla Rossa

A stunning Italian heirloom loose-leaf lettuce that transforms any garden into a work of art with its deeply frilled, burgundy-red edges fading to bright green centers. This heat-tolerant beauty maintains excellent flavor even in warm weather, making it perfect for extended harvests. The dramatic color and texture make it as valuable for ornamental plantings as it is for the salad bowl.

Lollo Rosso

An Italian heirloom that brings European flair to the home garden with its spectacular burgundy-red frilly leaves and compact growth habit. This loose-leaf variety is prized by chefs worldwide for its beautiful appearance and slightly bitter, sophisticated flavor that adds complexity to salad mixes. The deeply curled leaves create an almost flower-like appearance, making it as ornamental as it is edible.

Loose Leaf Green Grand Rapids

A classic loose-leaf variety that's been a garden favorite since the 1800s, prized for its reliability and heat tolerance. This fast-growing lettuce produces abundant, frilly green leaves with excellent flavor and crisp texture. Perfect for continuous harvest and ideal for beginners who want guaranteed success.

Mâche (Corn Salad)

This versatile, vigorous, mildew-resistant variety is excellent at a time of year when greens become scarce. Long, oval, glossy green leaves form tight rosettes. Mild, slightly nutty flavor also reminiscent of roses. Also known as mâche, lamb's lettuce, and corn salad. Unsized seed.

Mascara

A stunning red oakleaf lettuce with deeply lobed leaves that transition from green to burgundy red at the tips. This European variety brings both beauty and flavor to the garden, with tender leaves that have a subtle nutty taste. The dramatic coloring intensifies in cool weather, making it perfect for fall gardens and adding visual interest to any salad.

Muir

The slowest to bolt in our summer trials. Technically a Batavian type, the light green extra-wavy leaves form dense heads at a small size and can be harvested as a mini or left to bulk up into large, heavy, full-size heads. The leaves are crisp and have excellent flavor. Suitable for hydroponic systems. Utility Patent granted. MT0-30. Also available with NOP-compliant pelleting.

Nevada

A heat-warrior among lettuces, Nevada batavian was specifically bred to thrive in hot, challenging conditions where other varieties fail. This sturdy variety produces large, thick, savoy-textured leaves that stay sweet and crisp even in summer heat. The ultimate lettuce for gardeners in hot climates who thought they couldn't grow lettuce in summer.

New Red Fire

New Red Fire is relatively slow, but produces uniform, heavy heads of brightly colored, frilly leaves. MT0-30. Also available with NOP-compliant pelleting.

Oak Leaf

An elegant loose-leaf lettuce with distinctive deeply-lobed leaves that resemble oak tree foliage, adding visual interest to both garden and salad bowl. This heat-tolerant variety offers exceptional flavor with tender, buttery leaves that never become bitter, making it perfect for continuous harvest throughout the growing season. The unique leaf shape and reliable performance make it a favorite among both novice and experienced gardeners.

Paris Island Cos

The gold standard for romaine lettuce, this heat-tolerant variety produces tall, upright heads with crisp, dark green outer leaves and sweet, crunchy hearts. Developed for reliability in challenging conditions, Paris Island Cos consistently delivers the classic romaine experience that Caesar salad lovers crave. Its exceptional bolt resistance makes it perfect for extending the growing season into warmer months.

Parris Island Cos

The gold standard romaine lettuce that has been the backbone of American Caesar salads since 1952, developed specifically for hot, humid Southern growing conditions. This heat-tolerant variety produces tall, upright heads with thick, crunchy ribs and dark green outer leaves that blanch to creamy yellow hearts. Known for exceptional bolt resistance and reliable performance, it's the romaine that succeeds where others fail in challenging climates.

Prizehead

A stunning loose-leaf heirloom that's as beautiful as it is delicious, featuring large bronze-red tinged leaves that create a dramatic display in any garden. Dating back to the 1880s, this heat-tolerant variety produces abundantly in warm weather when other lettuces fail, making it indispensable for summer growing. The tender leaves have a mild flavor with just a hint of sweetness, perfect for adding color and nutrition to salads.

Red Express Cos

A fast-maturing romaine lettuce with striking red-tinged leaves that intensify in cool weather, creating a beautiful gradient from green to deep red. This variety combines the classic crisp texture and sweet flavor of romaine with ornamental appeal and quick harvest times. Perfect for impatient gardeners who want both beauty and speed in their lettuce patch.

Red Leaf Lettuce

Red Leaf Lettuce is a visually striking heirloom variety with deeply ruffled, burgundy-tinged leaves that add color and texture to salads and plates. Reaching maturity in approximately 50 days, this loose-leaf variety forms open rosettes rather than tight heads, allowing for cut-and-come-again harvesting. Its tender leaves deliver a mild, sweet flavor with no bitterness, making it ideal for fresh eating and culinary applications where delicate texture matters. The distinctive red coloring intensifies in cool weather, and the frilly leaf margins provide appealing visual contrast in mixed greens preparations.

Red Romaine

A stunning twist on classic romaine lettuce with deep burgundy-red leaves and contrasting green hearts. This beautiful variety offers the same crisp texture and sweet flavor as traditional romaine while adding dramatic color to salads and garden beds. Perfect for gardeners who want both visual appeal and exceptional taste.

Red Sails

Attractive, ruffled, fringed leaves of deep burgundy red over green. AAS Winner. MT0-30.

Red Salad Bowl

The stunning burgundy-red counterpart to the famous Green Salad Bowl, featuring the same deeply-lobed oak leaves but with gorgeous wine-red coloration that intensifies in cool weather. This loose-leaf variety provides continuous harvests while adding dramatic color contrast to salads and garden beds. The tender leaves maintain their sweet flavor even as the red pigmentation deepens with maturity.

Red Velvet

A stunning loose-leaf variety that brings dramatic burgundy-red color to the garden and gourmet appeal to the table with its deeply ruffled, almost frilly leaves. This heat-tolerant beauty maintains its vibrant coloration even in warm weather while delivering exceptional flavor with tender, sweet leaves that add both visual impact and culinary excellence to any salad mix. The combination of ornamental beauty and outstanding performance makes it a standout choice for edible landscaping.

Romaine Cos

The classic upright lettuce that forms tall, sturdy heads of dark green leaves with prominent white ribs and exceptional crunch. This traditional variety has been cultivated for over 2,000 years and remains the gold standard for Caesar salads and Mediterranean cuisine. Its robust structure and intense flavor make it indispensable for gardeners who want restaurant-quality lettuce at home.

Rouge d'Hiver

An old French romaine variety with medium-red tinted leaves and excellent flavor. Good regrowth. Tolerant to cold, but avoid hot weather. MT0-30.

Salad Bowl Green

An exceptional loose-leaf variety that won the All-America Selections award for its outstanding performance and unique deeply-lobed, oak-like leaves. This vigorous grower provides continuous harvests throughout the season and rarely bolts, making it perfect for cut-and-come-again harvesting. The frilly, decorative leaves add both beauty and nutrition to any garden or salad bowl.

Salanova Green Crispy

A revolutionary modern hybrid that transforms salad preparation with its innovative multi-leaf technology - one cut at the base yields perfectly sized, ready-to-eat leaves without waste. This compact variety produces dense heads packed with crispy, uniform leaves that maintain excellent texture and freshness longer than traditional lettuce types. Perfect for busy gardeners and commercial growers who want maximum efficiency and consistent results.

Salanova Green Oakleaf

A revolutionary multi-leaf lettuce that produces dozens of individual leaves from a single cut, eliminating tedious leaf-by-leaf harvesting. This innovative breeding breakthrough combines the classic oakleaf shape and mild flavor with incredible convenience – one head yields enough perfectly sized leaves for an entire salad. The compact, uniform plants are ideal for small gardens and containers while delivering restaurant-quality results.

Salanova Red Butter

A revolutionary multi-leaf lettuce that produces 16-20 individual leaves from a single cut, making harvest incredibly efficient and waste-free. The tender, red-tinged butterhead-type leaves offer premium texture and sweet flavor while the innovative breeding ensures every leaf is perfectly sized for salads. This modern variety combines convenience with gourmet quality.

Simpson Elite

An improved version of the classic Black Seeded Simpson, this loose-leaf lettuce offers exceptional heat tolerance and slower bolting. The bright green, deeply frilled leaves create a beautiful, productive plant that keeps producing tender leaves for weeks. Perfect for cut-and-come-again harvesting in warm weather when other lettuces struggle.

Skyphos

Skyphos is a heirloom romaine lettuce variety prized for its exceptionally sweet, crisp, and tender leaves with the classic satisfying crunch of traditional romaines. This Greek variety matures in approximately 47 days, producing upright heads with a distinctive appearance. The name references the ancient Greek drinking cup, reflecting its heritage. Skyphos thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers well-drained, fertile soil with consistent moisture. Its superior flavor profile and reliability make it an excellent choice for fresh salads where quality and taste are paramount. Relatively easy to grow despite susceptibility to common lettuce pests.

Spinach

Spinach is a nutrient-dense leafy green with tender, deep green leaves that develop characteristic slight crinkles as they mature. Ready to harvest in approximately 25 days, this hybrid variety transitions from a mild, slightly sweet flavor when young to a more complex, mineral-rich taste with age. It thrives in cool seasons and performs well in full sun to partial shade conditions. Spinach is versatile in the kitchen—equally excellent fresh in salads when young or cooked in mature form. Its rapid growth and ease of cultivation make it ideal for beginner gardeners seeking quick, reliable harvests.

Summertime

The ultimate warm-weather lettuce that thrives when others bolt, producing crisp, sweet heads even in summer heat. This crisphead variety combines the satisfying crunch of iceberg with superior heat tolerance and better flavor. A game-changer for gardeners who want fresh lettuce year-round in warmer climates.

Tom Thumb

This adorable miniature butterhead forms perfect tennis ball-sized heads that are ideal for small spaces and single servings. Despite its tiny stature, Tom Thumb delivers full-sized flavor with tender, sweet leaves and excellent heat tolerance. A charming heirloom that's perfect for container gardens, kids' gardens, and anyone who loves perfectly portioned individual salads.

Tropicana

Plants produce full heads with heavy leaves. Tolerant to tipburn. MT0-30. Also available in organic seed or seed with NOP-compliant pelleting.

Waldmann's Green

A legendary loose-leaf lettuce variety developed specifically for winter greenhouse growing but equally excellent in outdoor gardens. Known for its exceptional cold tolerance and ability to produce tender, dark green leaves even in challenging conditions. This reliable variety has been a favorite among both commercial and home growers for decades.

Boule d'Or Charentais

An authentic French Charentais melon that represents the pinnacle of melon flavor with its incredibly aromatic, orange flesh that's intensely sweet and perfumed. Boule d'Or produces small, personal-sized fruits with smooth, pale skin that turns golden when ripe, each one delivering the authentic taste of French summer markets. This heirloom variety requires patience but rewards gardeners with unparalleled flavor that commercial melons simply cannot match.

Cantaloupe Minnesota Midget

A compact cantaloupe perfect for northern gardens and small spaces, developed at the University of Minnesota. This early-maturing variety produces sweet, orange-fleshed fruits on short vines that can even be grown in containers. Despite its small size, the flavor rivals full-sized cantaloupes with excellent sweetness and aroma.

Hearts of Gold Cantaloupe

A treasured heirloom variety from the 1890s that earned its name from the heart-shaped cavity filled with golden-orange flesh of exceptional quality. This compact variety is perfect for smaller gardens and shorter seasons, producing consistently sweet melons with that old-fashioned cantaloupe flavor gardeners remember from childhood. Its reliability and disease resistance have kept it popular for over a century.

Honey Rock Cantaloupe

An exceptional heirloom cantaloupe from 1933 that earned All-America Selections honors for its outstanding sweetness and reliability. This variety produces perfectly round, heavily netted fruits with thick, orange flesh that's incredibly sweet and aromatic. Honey Rock is treasured by gardeners for its consistent production, excellent storage quality, and flavor that intensifies as the fruit ripens.

Jenny Lind Melon

A charming 1840s heirloom cantaloupe named after the famous Swedish opera singer, featuring distinctive turban-shaped fruits with a pronounced button end. This early-maturing variety produces small, intensely flavored melons with pale orange flesh and fine netting that were once sold by street vendors in Philadelphia. The compact size and exceptional flavor make it perfect for small gardens and fresh eating.

Minnesota Midget Cantaloupe

A compact cantaloupe variety developed by the University of Minnesota for short growing seasons and small spaces. This prolific heirloom produces sweet, orange-fleshed melons weighing just 1-2 pounds each on compact vines perfect for northern gardens. Despite its small size, it delivers full cantaloupe flavor and is ready to harvest in just 70 days.

Sprite Melon

A compact, early-maturing melon perfect for northern gardens and small spaces, producing cream-colored fruits about the size of a softball. This Japanese variety offers incredibly sweet, crisp flesh with a unique texture that's almost like a cross between a melon and an Asian pear. The small vines and quick maturity make it ideal for gardeners with short seasons or limited space.

Sugar Baby Watermelon

Round fruits, 6-8" in diameter, averaging 8-10 lb. Ripe melons are almost black. Good flavor. Tough rinds resist cracking. The standard of "icebox" melons for many years. Avg. 1-2 fruits/plant.

Tiger Baby Watermelon

A delightful personal-sized watermelon perfect for small gardens and container growing, featuring distinctive dark green stripes over a lighter green background. This compact variety produces sweet, crisp red flesh in perfectly portioned individual melons that are ideal for picnics and small families. Tiger Baby combines space-saving growth habits with traditional watermelon flavor in an adorable, manageable package.

Alfalfa Microgreens

Commonly used to add flavor and texture to salads and sandwiches. One tablespoon of seed yields approx. 2-3 cups of sprouts. All of Johnny's high-germination sprouting seeds have tested negative for the presence of E. coli 0157 and Salmonella.

Amaranth Microgreens

Amaranth microgreens are delicate, tender shoots with small rounded cotyledons and fine stems that reach full harvest in 50 days. They display vibrant green coloring with a slightly purplish tinge. These microgreens are prized for their mild, earthy flavor profile with subtle sweetness and mineral undertones, making them ideal for salads, smoothies, and garnishes. Amaranth microgreens pack a nutritional punch with high levels of protein, vitamins, and minerals. Their defining characteristic is their exceptional tenderness and visual appeal, combined with easy cultivation and minimal pest pressure, making them perfect for both novice and experienced microgreen growers.

Arugula Microgreens

Arugula microgreens are delicate, tender seedlings featuring deeply lobed, emerald-green leaves with a distinctive peppery bite. Ready to harvest in 10-15 days, they develop their signature intensely spicy, nutty flavor profile while remaining at the microgreen stage. These heirloom varieties offer a concentrated version of mature arugula's peppery notes, making them ideal for garnishing salads, sandwiches, and upscale dishes. The microgreen format provides nutrient density and visual appeal in minimal space, thriving under moderate light or grow lights. Easy to cultivate in seed starting mix or coconut coir, they're an excellent choice for home growers seeking quick, flavorful greens with minimal pest concerns.

Basil Microgreens

Basil Microgreens are tender young shoots harvested at 10-14 days of growth, featuring delicate green cotyledons and emerging true leaves. These heirloom microgreens mature in 10-14 days under controlled conditions (faster than the listed 74-day timeline for mature plants). Their defining characteristic is the intense basil aroma with complex sweet, peppery notes and subtle anise undertones—delivering concentrated basil flavor in miniature form. Ideal for garnishing salads, soups, pasta, and Mediterranean dishes, they add visual appeal and aromatic depth without the cooking time required for mature basil. Best grown in well-draining potting mix under full sun to partial shade (4-6+ hours daily).

Beet Microgreens

Beet microgreens are delicate seedlings featuring vibrant deep red or burgundy stems with small green cotyledon leaves, typically ready to harvest in 10-14 days of growth. These tender shoots offer a distinctive sweet and earthy flavor with mild beetroot notes, making them an excellent nutritional addition to salads, smoothie bowls, and plated dishes. The microgreens are prized for their visual appeal and subtle beet flavor that adds complexity without overwhelming delicate dishes. Easy to cultivate under grow lights or bright indirect light, they thrive in rich growing mediums and represent an efficient way to access beet's nutritional benefits in concentrated, tender form.

Broccoli Microgreens

Mildly spicy broccoli flavor. One tablespoon of seed yields approx. 1-1 1/2 cups of sprouts. All of Johnny's high-germination sprouting seeds have tested negative for the presence of E. coli 0157 and Salmonella.

Buckwheat Microgreens

Buckwheat is widely grown as a grain crop, bee pasture, soil improving cover crop and as wildlife cover. It is a warm season grain which grows rapidly during the summer and several crops per year may be had with proper management. This rapid and dense growth chokes out weeds and is used in crop-free fields in rotation with vegetables. Buckwheat is often grown to attract beneficial insects and as pasture for honey bees. Sow in late May through July and till in about a month later, when flowering has begun. For grain harvest, sow 3 months before fall frost. Harvest after killing frost.

Cabbage Microgreens

Cabbage Microgreens are tender, delicate seedlings harvested at 7-14 days, well before the 68-day full plant maturity. These vibrant green microgreens feature a mild cabbage taste with a fresh, crisp texture and subtle peppery finish. They're prized for their nutrient density and visual appeal in salads, garnishes, and culinary presentations. Easy to grow indoors using fine potting mix or coconut coir, they require 4-6+ hours of light daily. Their key differentiator is rapid harvest time compared to full-sized cabbage, making them ideal for home gardeners and chefs seeking quick, fresh-from-seed produce with concentrated nutritional value.

Carrot Microgreens

Carrot Microgreens are delicate, feathery seedlings harvested at 16-25 days, showcasing fine, fern-like green foliage with pale root stems. This heirloom variety offers a distinctive sweet carrot taste balanced by earthy, slightly bitter herbal notes uncommon in typical microgreens. Best grown in fine, well-draining seed starting mix under full sun to partial shade (4-6+ hours), they present a moderate to challenging cultivation difficulty but reward growers with vibrant, nutrient-dense greens perfect for garnishing and flavor complexity in dishes.

Celery Microgreens

Medium-large, relatively smooth round roots with buff-colored skin. Interiors are white and flavorful and resist pithiness and hollow heart. Also available with NOP-compliant pelleting.

Chia Microgreens

These nutrient-dense microgreens offer a unique growing experience as the seeds become gelatinous when wet, creating their own natural growing medium. Chia microgreens have delicate, tender leaves with a mild, slightly tangy flavor that's completely different from the crunchy seeds. They're packed with omega-3 fatty acids and provide a gourmet touch to salads and smoothies.

Chives Microgreens

Chives microgreens are tender, slender green shoots with a mild onion flavor and fresh, aromatic profile. These delicate microgreens mature in 75-85 days and are ideal for culinary applications requiring a subtle allium taste without pungency. They thrive in fine seed starting mix or soilless medium under full sun to partial shade (4-6+ hours daily). The heirloom variety offers a distinctly fresh character perfect for garnishing, salads, and dishes where gentle onion notes enhance rather than dominate. Moderate difficulty indoor growing requires vigilance against fungus gnats and thrips, making proper ventilation essential for success.

Cilantro Microgreens

Cilantro Microgreens are delicate, tender seedlings harvested at 16-25 days, featuring thin stems topped with vibrant green, feathery leaves that resemble mature cilantro foliage. These heirloom microgreens deliver an intensely concentrated cilantro flavor—bright, citrusy, and distinctly herbaceous—making them a potent garnish and flavoring agent. Ideal for fresh applications like salsas, Asian cuisines, and contemporary plating, they add sophisticated herb character to dishes without bulk. Their moderate difficulty and preference for well-draining medium make them suitable for home cultivation under full sun to partial shade conditions.

Clover Microgreens

Once established, white clover can handle foot and tractor traffic better than other clovers. The fibrous root system typically is in the top 8" of soil, although it does have up to a 40" tap root in the first year which dies each fall, leaving a passage for water to percolate through. More heat tolerant than some of the larger clovers, this is a low-growing (to 12") perennial that can be sown into long-season row crops during the season to provide a "living mulch." Sow after first cultivation and rake or cultivate to cover. Also used for green manure, hay, and pasture. Inoculate with Alfalfa/True Clover Inoculant (#7535) for best performance.

Corn Microgreens

7-8" ears with glossy deep yellow kernels. A high percentage of kernels pop producing tender popcorn. 8-9' plants.

Cress Microgreens

Also known as "Curly Cress" or "Peppergrass." Try adding cress to a sandwich or when an extra-spicy bite is needed. Based on our yield trial, we recommend seeding 10.5 gm per tray at approx. 3 flats per oz of seed. Avg. days to maturity was 13 days when harvested at the first true leaf (as opposed to cotyledon) stage. Also available in organic seed.

Dill Microgreens

Finely textured, medium-green leaves. Combine micro dill with fish, egg, and potato dishes for delicate, sweet citrusy notes.

Fennel Microgreens

Fennel microgreens are delicate, feathery greens with fine, thread-like leaves that develop a soft yellow-green hue as they mature. Ready to harvest in 50-60 days, these heirloom microgreens deliver an intense anise-licorice flavor that is remarkably aromatic and concentrated. The strong, distinctive taste makes them a specialty garnish for gourmet cuisines, particularly suited for seafood dishes, Mediterranean preparations, and culinary applications where bold licorice notes are desired. Grown indoors under full sun conditions with well-draining seed-starting mix, fennel microgreens require moderate cultivation skill and careful monitoring for aphids and fungus gnats.

Fenugreek Microgreens

Rich, herbal, slightly bitter flavor. One tablespoon of seed yields approx. 1 1/2 cups of sprouts. All of Johnny's high-germination sprouting seeds have tested negative for the presence of E. coli 0157 and Salmonella.

Kale Microgreens

Kale microgreens are delicate, tender seedlings harvested at 10-14 days, featuring small green leaves with a mild, fresh flavor distinctly softer than mature kale. These nutrient-dense microgreens offer a subtle cabbage note with natural sweetness, making them ideal for salads, sandwiches, and smoothie bowls. Easy to grow indoors under lights or in bright windowsills, they mature quickly compared to their full-size counterparts while maintaining the nutritional benefits kale is known for. Perfect for beginners seeking a simple, rewarding crop.

Lemon Balm Microgreens

Lemon Balm Microgreens are delicate, tender shoots harvested at 10-14 days for optimal flavor. These heirloom microgreens feature vibrant green cotyledons with a distinctive intense lemon scent and bright, citrusy flavor with subtle minty undertones. They mature quickly in well-draining growing mediums under 4-6+ hours of light daily. The defining characteristic is their potent lemon aromatics that intensify with age, making them ideal for finishing salads, beverages, and desserts. Moderate to advanced difficulty level due to moisture management requirements and susceptibility to aphids and spider mites in dry conditions.

Lettuce Microgreens

Lettuce microgreens are tender seedlings harvested at 1-2 inches tall, typically ready within 7-10 days of sprouting. These delicate greens feature soft, pale green leaves with a mild, slightly sweet flavor and buttery texture—distinctly different from mature lettuce. Unlike full-sized lettuce, microgreens are consumed whole, including the stem, delivering concentrated nutrients in a compact form. They excel as salad toppings, sandwich garnishes, and plate decorations, adding visual appeal and gentle flavor without bitterness. Their quick growth cycle and minimal space requirements make them ideal for indoor cultivation and home gardening beginners.

Mizuna Microgreens

Mizuna microgreens are delicate, feathery seedlings with fine, fern-like foliage that ranges from bright to pale green depending on light exposure. Ready to harvest in 7-14 days, these tender shoots offer a mild peppery bite with subtle mustard undertones and a slightly sweet finish. Their distinctive appearance and complex flavor make them ideal for garnishing salads, Asian dishes, and contemporary plating. Grown on soilless media under indirect light, mizuna microgreens require minimal maintenance and are resistant to pest problems, making them an excellent choice for indoor cultivation.

Mung Bean Microgreens

Popular in Asian cuisine, often stir-fried to accompany meals. 1/4 cup of seed yields approx. 2-3 cups of sprouts. Mung Bean can also be grown in open-flat trays as shoots; harvest as soon as first true leaves open for optimal taste and texture. Very fast maturing with attractive green leaves and pink stems. All of Johnny's high-germination sprouting seeds have tested negative for the presence of E. coli 0157 and Salmonella.

Mustard Microgreens

Mustard Microgreens are tender, 1-2 inch seedlings with cotyledons (seed leaves) ranging from pale to bright green depending on variety, featuring fine, hair-like roots. Ready to harvest in just 6-8 days, they deliver an exceptionally sharp, peppery flavor with intense mustard heat and lingering bitterness. These heirloom microgreens stand out for their concentrated pungency—far bolder than mature mustard greens—making them a potent garnish for salads, sandwiches, Asian dishes, and grain bowls where a small amount adds significant spicy bite. Their quick turnaround and minimal space requirements make them ideal for indoor growing.

Onion Microgreens

Widely adapted, day-neutral, and matures well anywhere in North America from spring sowing. Suitable for fall planting where short-day onions are normally grown. Produces uniform, large, white-skinned onions with mild flavor and thick rings. Not for long storage. Sierra Blanca is the same variety as Super Star. It has been renamed by the breeder. AAS Winner. Also offered as plants and as conventional seed with NOP-compliant pelleting.

Pea Shoots

Yellow peas are a great non-GMO protein source and are becoming more prevalent in feed rations with protein percentages ranging from 21-25. They contain high levels of carbohydrates, are low in fiber, and contain 86-87% total digestible nutrients, making them an excellent livestock feed. In spring or fall, sow alone or mixed with vetch and/or oats, winter rye, or ryegrass. Harvest for grain at 16-18% moisture or when the seeds are hardened and fully mature. Inoculate with Garden Combination Inoculant (#7531) or Pea, Vetch, and Lentil Inoculant (#7534) for best performance.

Purple Kohlrabi Microgreens

Purple Kohlrabi Microgreens are vibrant, delicate shoots with deep purple cotyledons and green stems, typically ready to harvest at the 2-3 leaf stage within 10-14 days of germination. These microgreens deliver a mild, cabbage-like flavor with a subtle peppery bite and satisfying crunch. The striking purple coloration makes them an excellent garnish for salads, grain bowls, and plated dishes, while their tender texture works well in smoothies and fresh preparations. Easy to grow in standard seed starting mixes with consistent moisture and indirect light, they're ideal for beginners exploring microgreen cultivation.

Purple Radish Microgreens

Stunning microgreens featuring vibrant purple stems topped with bright green cotyledons, delivering the classic peppery radish bite in miniature form. These colorful microgreens are among the most visually striking varieties available, making them favorites for garnishing and adding both spice and beauty to dishes. Fast-growing and virtually foolproof, they're perfect for beginners wanting dramatic results.

Radish Microgreens

Radish microgreens are young radish plants harvested at 10-14 days of growth, featuring delicate green shoots with characteristic pink or reddish cotyledons (seed leaves). Ready to harvest in approximately 30 days from planting, they deliver an intense, peppery spice that ranges from mild to fiercely hot depending on variety and growing conditions. These heirloom microgreens add vibrant color and bold peppery crunch to salads, sandwiches, soups, and garnishes. Their spicy profile makes them ideal for Asian cuisine and adds complexity to bland dishes. Easy to grow under moderate to bright light with minimal pest pressure, radish microgreens are popular among home and commercial growers seeking quick harvests with maximum flavor impact.

Red Amaranth Microgreens

Red Amaranth Microgreens are vibrant, ruby-red seedlings with delicate cotyledons and slender stems, ready to harvest in 10-14 days under optimal indoor conditions. These tender microgreens feature a mild, earthy flavor with subtle sweetness and a delicate texture that adds visual appeal and nutritional value to salads, sandwiches, and grain bowls. Red amaranth microgreens are prized for their striking color contrast and high nutrient density, including vitamins A and C, calcium, and iron. They thrive in soilless or fine potting mix under grow lights with 12-16 hours of daily illumination, making them ideal for year-round indoor cultivation with minimal pest pressure.

Red Cabbage Microgreens

Red Cabbage Microgreens are vibrant purple-red seedlings harvested at 10-14 days for optimal flavor and texture. These tender microgreens feature a mild cabbage taste with subtle peppery undertones and deliver a delicate crunch. They mature quickly, making them ideal for home growers of all skill levels. With their striking deep color and nutrient density, red cabbage microgreens serve as an excellent raw garnish for salads, grain bowls, and sandwiches, adding visual appeal and fresh, crisp flavor to dishes.

Red Clover Microgreens

A tall (2-3'), quick-growing clover. Sow in spring, summer, or fall, alone or with grain/grass. Will grow in more acidic soil (pH 5.0-6.0) than other clovers if lime is applied at seeding time. Widely grown biennial used for Nitrogen addition and hay crops. Large plant with big leaves makes it an ideal grazing crop. Red clover may be the best choice for frost seeding; it is extremely cold hardy and does well in most soils and growing conditions. it does, like most clovers, perform poorly in hot weather unless seeded into a crop canopy. Incorporate fully for best results. Mammoth Red clover will fix between 70-110 lb. nitrogen per acre. The long taproots loosen soils and mine phosphorus and other nutrients from deep in the soil. It should be seeded with 48-64 lb. or 1.5-2 bushels/acre of oats to "nurse" the clover. Inoculate with Alfalfa/True Clover Inoculant (#7535) for best performance. Edible Flowers: The flowers of red clover may be used to garnish drinks, salads, soups, and desserts; the flavor is sweet and mild.

Spinach Microgreens

Spinach microgreens are tender, delicate seedlings with small oval leaves and a vibrant green color. They reach harvest maturity in approximately 25 days, making them a moderately quick crop compared to full-size spinach. The key differentiator is their concentrated nutrient density—microgreens pack significantly more vitamins and minerals per gram than mature leaves. They deliver a mild, clean flavor with subtle sweetness and no bitterness, making them ideal for raw applications like salads, smoothie bowls, and garnishes. Their tender texture and refined taste work well in both culinary and presentation-focused dishes.

Sunflower Microgreens

Sunflower Microgreens are young sunflower seedlings harvested at 10-14 days, featuring bright green cotyledons with pale yellow stems. These easy-to-grow microgreens reach maturity quickly and are notably more tender than their sprout counterparts. They deliver a distinctive nutty, slightly sweet flavor with a satisfying crunch that works well in salads, sandwiches, and grain bowls. Rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, sunflower microgreens are a popular choice for health-conscious growers seeking nutritious homegrown greens with minimal effort.

Wheatgrass Microgreens

Wheat sprouts with a sweet flavor. 1/2 cup of seed yields approx. 2-3 cups of sprouts. All of Johnny's high-germination sprouting seeds have tested negative for the presence of E. coli 0157 and Salmonella.

Bee Balm

Semidouble blooms in shades of lavender, salmon, magenta, and pale to bright pinks are useful as cut and edible flowers. Additionally, monarda attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds to the garden. Also known as beebalm, Oswego tea, and scarlet beebalm. Medicinal: Aerial parts in infusions to improve digestion. Leaves and blooms contain thymol-related antibiotic-antiseptic compounds. Perennial in Zones 4-9. Edible Flowers: Add petals to salads, sprinkle over mild fish, use in fruit salads, or to garnish desserts and drinks. Flavor is minty and spicy.

Black-Eyed Susan

Black-Eyed Susan is a cheerful native wildflower featuring bright golden-yellow petals radiating from a dark brown or black central cone. This heirloom variety matures in 100-120 days and thrives in full sun to partial shade with minimal care requirements. Highly adaptable to various soil types, it prefers well-drained conditions and tolerates poor soils where many plants struggle. The flowers bloom prolifically throughout summer and fall, making it excellent for pollinator gardens, naturalized plantings, and cut arrangements. Though occasionally browsed by deer, it resists most pests effectively. Primarily grown for ornamental and ecological value rather than culinary use.

Blanket Flower

A cheerful and resilient native wildflower that blooms from early summer until frost with vibrant daisy-like flowers in shades of red, orange, and yellow. Perfect for xeriscaping and low-maintenance gardens, this drought-tolerant perennial attracts butterflies and beneficial insects while requiring minimal care once established.

Butterfly Weed

Attracts butterflies and bees. Grows well in arid soils. Also known as milkweed, butterfly weed, butterfly milkweed, and butterfly-weed. Medicinal: Roots are a respiratory expectorant and diaphoretic. Perennial in Zones 4-9.

California Poppy

California Poppy is a vibrant native wildflower with silky, cup-shaped petals in golden-orange hues that close at night and on cloudy days. This easy-to-grow heirloom matures in 55-60 days and thrives in poor, sandy soils with minimal care—ideal for xeriscaping and cottage gardens. The delicate petals are edible with a mild, lettuce-like flavor, adding color and subtle taste to salads. Its self-seeding nature and drought tolerance distinguish it from ornamental annuals, making it a low-maintenance native choice for sunny landscapes with good drainage.

Cardinal Flower

Nature's most brilliant red wildflower creates an unforgettable display with its intense scarlet blooms that seem to glow in shade gardens. This native beauty is a hummingbird magnet, drawing ruby-throated hummingbirds from miles around with its tubular flowers perfectly designed for their long beaks. Thriving in moist soils where many plants struggle, it brings vibrant color to pond edges, rain gardens, and woodland borders.

Coral Bells

Native coral bells offer delicate clouds of tiny white or pink flowers dancing above beautiful mounds of scalloped leaves that change colors with the seasons. This versatile perennial bridges the gap between wildflower and cultivated garden, equally at home in formal borders or naturalized woodland settings. Its long-lasting foliage provides four-season interest while the airy flower stems attract bees and other beneficial pollinators.

Lanceleaf Coreopsis

This cheerful native perennial produces masses of bright yellow daisy-like flowers with distinctive notched petals from spring through fall. Lanceleaf coreopsis is incredibly easy to grow and drought tolerant, making it perfect for beginner gardeners and low-maintenance landscapes. Its long blooming period and excellent cut flower qualities have made it a staple in cottage gardens and prairie restorations.

Partridge Pea

A delightful annual legume that produces bright yellow flowers with distinctive red-spotted petals throughout summer and fall. This native prairie plant fixes nitrogen in the soil while attracting beneficial insects and providing seeds for quail and other wildlife. The sensitive compound leaves fold when touched, adding an interactive element that children love.

Purple Coneflower

Easy-to-grow echinacea. Vigorous plants with large, purple-petaled flowers. Fibrous roots are easy to harvest (other species have taproots). Attracts and is a food source for bees. Also known as purple coneflower and eastern purple coneflower. Normally grown for 3-4 years for harvest of sizeable roots. Perennial in Zones 3-10.

Spiderwort

A resilient native wildflower producing clusters of three-petaled blue to purple flowers that open in the morning and close by afternoon. This easy-to-grow perennial forms attractive clumps of grass-like foliage and self-seeds readily to create natural colonies. The mucilaginous stems and leaves were traditionally used by Native Americans for medicinal purposes.

Sweet Alyssum

Sweet Alyssum is a delicate, low-growing annual wildflower featuring clusters of tiny, fragrant flowers in white, pink, or purple. Reaching just 3-9 inches tall, it matures in 50-60 days and spreads gracefully across borders and containers. This heirloom variety thrives in full sun to partial shade and tolerates poor, well-drained soil exceptionally well, making it ideal for challenging garden spots. While not typically eaten, Sweet Alyssum's defining characteristic is its intensely sweet, honey-like fragrance that attracts pollinators and fills gardens with subtle fragrance. Its vigorous self-seeding habit ensures prolific blooms throughout the season.

Wild Bergamot

A fragrant native wildflower that attracts butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds with its clusters of tubular lavender-pink blooms. This hardy perennial spreads naturally to form beautiful colonies and has been used traditionally for tea and medicinal purposes. Its minty fragrance and long blooming period make it a favorite for pollinator gardens and prairie restorations.

Wild Blue Phlox

A woodland treasure that carpets forest floors with fragrant lavender-blue flowers in early spring. This spreading perennial creates stunning drifts of color before trees leaf out, making it perfect for naturalizing in shade gardens or woodland borders. The sweet-scented blooms attract early butterflies and other pollinators emerging from winter.

Wild Columbine

This delicate woodland native produces unique red and yellow flowers with distinctive spurs that nod gracefully above blue-green compound foliage. Wild columbine is a hummingbird magnet and thrives in partial shade where many wildflowers struggle. Its ability to self-seed in rocky crevices and woodland edges makes it perfect for naturalizing in shade gardens.

Wild Ginger

A charming woodland groundcover with heart-shaped leaves that forms lush carpets in shaded gardens. This native wildflower produces curious burgundy bell-shaped flowers hidden beneath the foliage in spring, pollinated by ground-dwelling beetles and ants. Its aromatic rhizomes were historically used as a ginger substitute by early settlers.

Macadamia (Beaumont)

One of the most cold-tolerant macadamia varieties, Beaumont makes it possible to grow these premium nuts in subtropical climates where other varieties would fail. This Australian native produces the rich, buttery nuts that command premium prices in stores, with excellent kernel quality and good cracking characteristics. The evergreen tree also serves as an attractive landscape specimen with glossy leaves and fragrant flower clusters.

Bloodgood Japanese Maple

The gold standard among red Japanese maples, 'Bloodgood' maintains its deep burgundy-red foliage throughout the growing season without fading. This reliable cultivar offers stunning fall color that transitions to brilliant crimson, making it the most sought-after ornamental tree for adding dramatic color to landscapes.

Emerald Green Arborvitae

A stunning evergreen with vibrant emerald-green foliage that maintains its rich color year-round, making it the most popular choice for privacy screens and formal hedging. This narrow, pyramidal beauty grows at a moderate pace and requires minimal pruning to maintain its naturally perfect shape. Its dense branching and exceptional cold hardiness make it ideal for creating living walls that look professionally manicured with little effort.

Fringe Tree

A native treasure that produces clouds of fragrant white flowers resembling fringe in late spring, earning it the nickname 'Old Man's Beard'. This adaptable small tree or large shrub offers multi-season interest with its showy blooms, bright yellow fall color, and dark blue berries on female plants. An excellent choice for naturalistic gardens and wildlife habitat.

Green Giant Arborvitae

A fast-growing evergreen hybrid that quickly forms dense, pyramidal screens perfect for privacy hedges or windbreaks. With its rapid 3-5 foot annual growth rate and resistance to deer browsing, this low-maintenance conifer is the go-to choice for homeowners seeking quick, year-round screening.

Japanese Maple Crimson Queen

A stunning weeping Japanese maple with cascading branches that create a natural waterfall effect in the landscape. The deeply dissected red-purple foliage maintains its vibrant color throughout the growing season, making it one of the most sought-after ornamental trees for adding dramatic focal points to gardens.

Japanese Maple Emperor One

A stunning dwarf Japanese maple that maintains brilliant red foliage throughout the entire growing season, unlike many varieties that fade to green in summer. This compact cultivar offers year-round interest with its deeply lobed leaves and elegant branching structure, making it perfect for small gardens and containers. The intense crimson color deepens to burgundy-red in fall, creating a spectacular focal point that gardeners treasure.

Kousa Dogwood

An Asian beauty that outperforms native dogwoods with superior disease resistance and extended bloom time. The large, pointed white bracts appear after the leaves in early summer, followed by raspberry-like edible fruits and spectacular scarlet fall color. This elegant tree features attractive exfoliating bark that provides winter interest, making it a true four-season showstopper.

Lavender Twist Weeping Redbud

A remarkable weeping form of redbud that creates a living sculpture in the landscape with its gracefully cascading branches and stunning spring flower display. The twisted, contorted branches are covered with bright pink-purple flowers before the heart-shaped leaves emerge, creating an unforgettable sight. This award-winning tree brings unique character and four-season interest to any garden.

Royal Purple Smoke Tree

This striking ornamental tree captivates with deep purple foliage that intensifies in fall and ethereal, smoke-like flower clusters that give the tree its common name. 'Royal Purple' offers year-round interest and serves as a dramatic focal point that few other small trees can match.

Star Magnolia

An early-blooming magnolia that signals spring's arrival with masses of fragrant, star-shaped white flowers that appear before the leaves emerge. This compact magnolia is perfect for smaller gardens and consistently ranks as one of the most reliable and beautiful spring-flowering trees for home landscapes.

Cascadia

Cascadia boasts high yields of 2 1/2-3" pods on 18-20" vines. Similar in maturity to PLS 141, but with slightly smaller pod size. 2 pods per node on upright plants. Remove string from pods before cooking.

Dwarf Grey Sugar

An attractive addition to salad mixes, Dwarf Grey Sugar is the preferred variety for both taste and tenderness. A great choice for restaurant sales. 28" vines. Edible Flowers: The flowers, with their mild and pea-like flavor, are a popular choice for brightening up salad mix. They can also be used in micro mix salads, as a garnish for desserts, or for candying to place on cakes.

Green Arrow

A high-yielding shelling pea that consistently produces heavy crops of long, dark green pods packed with sweet peas. Developed for its exceptional productivity and disease resistance, Green Arrow matures its crop uniformly, making it perfect for preserving or farmers market sales. This reliable variety performs well in various climates and soil conditions, earning its place as a garden staple.

Kelvedon Wonder

A British favorite since 1925 that combines early maturity with exceptional productivity in a compact plant. This reliable variety produces abundant crops of well-filled pods containing 7-9 sweet, tender peas that have made it a mainstay in European gardens for nearly a century. Kelvedon Wonder's dependable performance and superior flavor make it perfect for gardeners seeking a proven, space-efficient shelling pea.

Knight

Knight is a classic heirloom pea variety prized for its sweet, tender pods and excellent fresh flavor. Maturing in 90-100 days, it produces vigorous plants that thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. The variety is valued by home gardeners for its outstanding taste straight from the garden and reliability across various soil types. Knight peas are highly susceptible to common pests including aphids, thrips, and pea leaf weevils, requiring attentive monitoring during the growing season. This easy-to-grow heirloom remains a favorite for fresh eating and traditional pea production.

Laxton's Progress No. 1

A classic English heirloom shelling pea dating back to the 1920s, beloved for its exceptional productivity and sweet flavor. This dwarf variety produces plump pods filled with tender, bright green peas that are perfect for fresh eating or freezing. Despite its compact size, it delivers impressive yields and has been a home garden favorite for nearly a century.

Lincoln

A dependable All-America Selections winner from 1908 that remains one of the most popular shelling peas for home gardeners. This variety produces heavy yields of dark green pods filled with exceptionally sweet peas that freeze beautifully. Lincoln's consistent performance and excellent flavor have made it a garden staple for over a century.

Little Marvel

A compact heirloom shelling pea perfect for small gardens and beginning gardeners since 1908. Despite its dwarf stature, Little Marvel produces an abundant harvest of plump, sweet peas that mature all at once for easy picking. This reliable variety consistently delivers exceptional flavor and has been a garden favorite for over a century.

Maestro

A premium shelling pea that produces exceptionally large, sweet peas in abundant clusters. This vigorous variety is prized by gardeners for its outstanding flavor and impressive yields that make all the shelling effort worthwhile. Maestro consistently ranks among the best-tasting garden peas available.

Mr. Big

A dwarf variety that lives up to its name with exceptionally large pods packed with plump, sweet peas despite its compact 18-inch height. This bush-type pea is perfect for small gardens and containers, producing impressive yields without the need for staking or trellising. Mr. Big proves that great things really do come in small packages, delivering full-sized flavor in a space-saving plant.

Oregon Sugar Pod II

A great substitute for Oregon Giant, as it is very similar. Excellent emergence. Normal, 38" tall vines produce very high yields of stringless pods. 2 pods per node.

Progress No. 9

A dependable English shelling pea that has been a garden favorite since the 1930s, prized for its consistent production and excellent flavor. This compact, dwarf variety produces plump pods filled with 7-9 large, sweet peas that are perfect for fresh eating or preserving. Its reliable performance and disease resistance make it an ideal choice for beginning gardeners.

Provider

Provider is a classic heirloom snap pea variety that reaches maturity in approximately 50 days. This easy-to-grow cultivar produces tender, sweet peas with the authentic garden pea flavor that home gardeners prize. Provider peas are known for their reliable production and disease resistance, making them an excellent choice for beginners. The plants yield abundant crops of crisp, flavorful pods ideal for fresh eating, cooking, or freezing. This heirloom variety thrives in full sun with well-drained, fertile soil enriched with organic matter.

Snap Pea 'Cascadia'

An award-winning snap pea variety that combines exceptional disease resistance with outstanding flavor and productivity. Developed specifically for home gardeners, Cascadia produces crisp, sweet pods that are perfect for fresh eating and maintain their quality longer than most varieties. This reliable performer thrives in Pacific Northwest conditions but adapts well to gardens everywhere.

Snowbird

A beautiful snow pea variety with pure white flowers that develop into tender, flat pods perfect for stir-fries and fresh eating. This compact climbing variety is not only productive but also ornamental, making it perfect for edible landscapes or gardeners who want both beauty and bounty. Snowbird's crisp texture and sweet flavor make it a favorite for Asian cuisine and fresh snacking.

Sugar Ann

Consistently the sweetest bush type in our trials, Sugar Ann produces uniform crops of delicious 2-2 1/2" long peas that hold their flavor well. Matures exceptionally early, with a concentrated set on 20" dwarf vines with 1-2 pods per node. AAS Winner.

Sugar Daddy

A stringless snap pea that delivers exceptional sweetness and crunch without the hassle of removing tough strings. This compact variety produces plump, tender pods that are perfect for eating fresh or adding to stir-fries. Sugar Daddy is beloved by gardeners for its reliable production and kid-friendly appeal.

Sugar Sprint

An early-season snap pea that delivers sweet, crunchy pods in record time. This compact variety is perfect for impatient gardeners who want to harvest delicious snap peas within 60 days of planting. The vigorous plants produce abundant 3-inch pods that are excellent for fresh eating, stir-fries, or freezing.

Tom Thumb

The ultimate space-saving pea variety, Tom Thumb grows just 8-10 inches tall yet produces a surprising abundance of sweet, tender peas. This Victorian-era heirloom is perfect for container gardens, small spaces, and children's gardens. Despite its tiny stature, it delivers full-sized flavor and requires no staking or trellising.

Wando

A heat-tolerant shelling pea variety developed for gardeners in warmer climates who thought they couldn't grow peas. This reliable variety produces sweet, tender peas even when temperatures rise, extending the growing season significantly. Perfect for Southern gardens and areas with unpredictable spring weather.

Aji Dulce 'Venezuelan Sweet'

A treasured sweet pepper from Venezuela that looks like a habanero but has no heat, offering pure fruity flavor without the fire. These small, colorful peppers are essential in Caribbean and South American cooking, providing the distinctive chinense aroma and taste that makes sofrito and other traditional dishes authentic. Home gardeners love this productive variety for its unique flavor profile and beautiful ornamental appeal.

Anaheim 'New Mexico Big Jim'

The king of green chiles and a cornerstone of Southwestern cuisine, producing enormous 8-12 inch peppers with thick walls perfect for roasting and stuffing. These mild to medium-heat peppers are essential for authentic New Mexican dishes like green chile stew and chiles rellenos. The large size and meaty texture make them incredibly versatile, while the distinctive earthy-sweet flavor defines the taste of the Southwest.

Banana Pepper 'Sweet Banana'

The perfect mild pepper for gardeners who love the flavor of peppers without any heat whatsoever. Sweet Banana peppers are incredibly productive, producing loads of pale yellow, curved pods that add beautiful color and sweet crunch to any dish. Easy to grow and harvest continuously throughout the season, they're ideal for pickling, fresh eating, and adding to pizza and sandwiches.

Bell Pepper 'Big Bertha'

A prize-winning hybrid that produces enormous bell peppers up to 7 inches long and 4 inches wide, often weighing over a pound each. This reliable variety delivers exceptional yields of thick-walled, sweet peppers that are perfect for stuffing or fresh eating. Big Bertha has been a garden favorite for decades thanks to its impressive size and excellent disease resistance.

Bell Pepper 'California Wonder'

The gold standard for sweet bell peppers, California Wonder has been America's favorite home garden variety since the 1920s. These thick-walled, blocky peppers start green and can ripen to brilliant red, offering exceptional sweetness and crunch. Reliable, productive, and perfect for beginners, it's the pepper that built America's love affair with home-grown sweet peppers.

Bell Pepper 'Golden California Wonder'

A stunning golden-yellow version of the classic California Wonder bell pepper that brings sunshine to your garden and plate. These thick-walled, blocky peppers start green and ripen to a brilliant golden yellow with exceptional sweet flavor. Perfect for gardeners who want reliable production of beautiful, versatile peppers for fresh eating or cooking.

Bell Pepper 'Gourmet Gold'

A stunning golden-yellow bell pepper that brings both beauty and exceptional sweet flavor to the garden. These thick-walled beauties start green and ripen to a brilliant golden-yellow, offering the classic sweet bell pepper taste with impressive yields. Perfect for gardeners wanting reliable production of colorful, sweet peppers for fresh eating and cooking.

Bell Pepper 'King of the North'

A reliable early-maturing bell pepper bred specifically for cooler climates and short seasons. This compact variety produces thick-walled, blocky peppers that ripen from green to brilliant red even in challenging northern conditions. Perfect for gardeners who struggle with traditional bell peppers in cooler regions.

Bell Pepper 'Purple Top'

A stunning ornamental edible that produces beautiful purple and green striped bell peppers that eventually ripen to red with purple shoulders. This unique variety adds dramatic color to gardens and dinner plates while providing the same sweet, crisp flavor as traditional bell peppers. The compact plants are perfect for containers and make excellent conversation pieces in any garden.

Bell Pepper 'Rainbow Bell'

A stunning sweet bell pepper variety that produces fruits in an array of vibrant colors including red, yellow, orange, and purple, often on the same plant. This reliable hybrid creates a spectacular visual display in the garden while delivering the classic sweet, crisp bell pepper flavor that's perfect for fresh eating or cooking. It's an excellent choice for gardeners who want maximum color impact and continuous harvest throughout the season.

Bell Pepper 'Red Beauty'

A classic bell pepper variety that produces large, blocky fruits with thick walls perfect for stuffing or fresh eating. These sweet peppers start green and ripen to a gorgeous deep red color, developing incredible sweetness as they mature. Reliable and productive, this variety is a garden staple that delivers consistent harvests throughout the growing season.

Bell Pepper 'Red Knight'

A premium hybrid bell pepper bred for exceptional disease resistance and consistent production of large, blocky fruits. Red Knight delivers the classic sweet bell pepper flavor while being one of the most reliable varieties for home gardeners, especially in areas with challenging growing conditions. Its thick walls and excellent shelf life make it perfect for both fresh eating and cooking.

Bell Pepper 'Sweet Chocolate'

This stunning bell pepper ripens to a rich chocolate-brown color that's as beautiful as it is delicious. The thick-walled fruits offer exceptional sweetness with a complex flavor that sets them apart from ordinary bell peppers, making them a gourmet favorite for both gardeners and chefs.

Bell Pepper 'Yellow Bell'

A vibrant yellow sweet bell pepper that adds sunshine to any garden and kitchen. These thick-walled peppers start green and ripen to a brilliant golden-yellow with a crisp texture and sweet, mild flavor. Perfect for beginners, they're reliable producers that excel in both garden beds and containers.

Carolina Reaper

The world's hottest pepper according to Guinness World Records, bred by Ed Currie in South Carolina for extreme heat enthusiasts. These wrinkled, scorpion-tailed peppers pack an incredible 2.2 million+ Scoville units along with a surprising fruity sweetness before the intense heat kicks in. Despite their fearsome reputation, they're surprisingly easy to grow and produce abundantly for those brave enough to handle the ultimate pepper challenge.

Cayenne 'Long Red Cayenne'

The classic hot pepper that's been setting kitchens on fire since the 1800s, Long Red Cayenne is the go-to variety for homemade hot sauce and dried pepper flakes. These slender, curved peppers pack substantial heat while remaining incredibly useful in the kitchen, drying beautifully and grinding into the perfect pizza-shaking spice. Extremely productive and reliable, it's an essential variety for any serious pepper grower.

Cherry Bomb

Cherry Bomb is a hybrid pepper variety that produces small, round fruits resembling cherry tomatoes, with a vibrant red color at maturity. Reaching harvest in just 64 days, this variety is remarkably quick to produce. The peppers offer a perfect balance of medium heat (2,500-5,000 Scoville units) with a surprisingly sweet and crisp flavor, making them ideal for fresh eating, garnishes, or adding color and mild kick to salads and dishes. Compact plants thrive in full sun with well-draining soil, making Cherry Bomb an excellent choice for home gardeners seeking a fast-maturing, flavorful pepper with minimal care requirements.

Chipotle 'Morita'

The authentic jalapeño variety traditionally used to make premium chipotle peppers in Mexico, prized for its perfect balance of heat and smokiness when dried. These deep red jalapeños have thicker walls than typical varieties, making them ideal for smoking, while fresh peppers offer a more complex flavor than standard jalapeños. 'Morita' brings genuine Mexican cuisine authenticity to the home garden.

Chocolate Habanero

This exotic habanero variety produces beautiful chocolate-brown pods with an incredibly rich, smoky flavor that sets it apart from orange habaneros. The complex taste combines serious heat with notes of chocolate and tobacco, making it a favorite among gourmet cooks and hot sauce enthusiasts. The unusual color and exceptional flavor make this a must-grow for anyone wanting to explore beyond ordinary peppers.

Fish Pepper

Initial color is lime green, turning to golden yellow when ripe. Excellent, sweet flavor. Medium-large fruits are mostly 3-lobed and slightly elongated.

Ghost Pepper 'Bhut Jolokia'

Once the world's hottest pepper, this legendary superhot from Northeast India delivers an intense, building heat that made it famous worldwide. The wrinkled, lantern-shaped pods start green and ripen to orange-red, offering not just extreme heat but also a unique fruity, smoky flavor. Essential for hot sauce makers and thrill-seekers who want to grow their own legendary fire.

Habanero 'Caribbean Red'

An intensely hot heirloom habanero that brings serious heat along with a distinctive fruity, citrusy flavor that's prized by hot sauce makers and spicy food enthusiasts. The bright red, lantern-shaped pods pack a punch at 300,000-445,000 Scoville units while maintaining the complex flavor profile that makes habaneros so sought after. This productive variety thrives in hot climates and rewards patient growers with an abundant harvest of fiery perfection.

Habanero 'Chocolate Habanero'

An exotic and intensely flavorful habanero variety with stunning chocolate-brown color and fruity complexity that sets it apart from orange varieties. Despite its fierce heat, this pepper offers incredible depth with notes of tobacco, chocolate, and tropical fruit. Serious pepper enthusiasts prize this variety for hot sauces and Caribbean cuisine where its unique flavor profile truly shines.

Habanero 'Orange Habanero'

The classic superhot pepper that brings serious heat along with an incredible fruity, citrusy flavor that's become legendary among chili enthusiasts. These wrinkled, lantern-shaped peppers pack intense heat but reward brave gardeners with complex flavor notes of tropical fruit and floral undertones. A small amount goes a very long way in hot sauces, salsas, and Caribbean-inspired dishes.

Habanero 'Red Savina'

Once the world's hottest pepper, this fiery habanero delivers intense heat with surprising fruity flavor. The deep red, wrinkled pods pack serious punch at 200,000-350,000 Scoville units, making them perfect for hot sauce enthusiasts who want extreme heat with gourmet flavor.

Habanero 'Zavory'

A breakthrough habanero variety that delivers all the fruity, citrusy flavor of traditional habaneros but with significantly reduced heat, making it accessible to more gardeners and cooks. Zavory produces abundant, lantern-shaped orange fruits on compact plants that thrive in containers. This variety opens up habanero cuisine to those who love the flavor but can't handle the intense heat of standard varieties.

Hot Pepper 'Aji Amarillo'

The cornerstone of Peruvian cuisine, this brilliant orange pepper delivers moderate heat with an incredibly complex, fruity flavor that's unlike any other variety. Aji Amarillo peppers are essential for authentic dishes like ají de gallina and papa a la huancaína, offering home gardeners a chance to grow this culinary treasure that's nearly impossible to find fresh in stores. Their unique C. baccatum species gives them a distinctive taste profile that combines tropical fruit notes with warming heat.

Hot Pepper 'Beaver Dam'

A rare Hungarian heirloom brought to Wisconsin by the Hussli family in 1912, saved from near extinction by the Seed Savers Exchange. These unique peppers start sweet when small and develop medium heat as they mature, offering incredible versatility in the kitchen. The large, productive plants bear distinctively shaped peppers that are perfect for fresh eating, frying, or drying into paprika.

Hot Pepper 'Fresno'

Often called the 'red jalapeño,' this versatile California-bred pepper offers the perfect medium heat level with a bright, fresh flavor that works in countless dishes. Fresno peppers ripen from green to brilliant red, developing more sweetness and complexity as they mature, making them ideal for both fresh and cooked applications. Their approachable heat level and exceptional flavor make them a favorite among both novice and experienced gardeners.

Hot Pepper 'Habanero Red'

The classic Caribbean fire-breather that delivers serious heat along with distinctive fruity flavor that sets it apart from other hot peppers. These wrinkled, lantern-shaped peppers pack intense heat (100,000-350,000 Scoville units) but also offer complex tropical fruit notes. A must-grow for hot sauce enthusiasts and anyone serious about adding authentic heat to their cooking.

Hot Pepper 'Jalapeño M'

The improved version of America's most popular hot pepper, bred for consistent size, earlier maturity, and reliable heat levels. These classic jalapeños deliver the perfect balance of moderate heat and fresh pepper flavor that makes them indispensable in kitchens everywhere. Heavy-producing plants ensure you'll have plenty for fresh salsas, stuffing, and pickling all season long.

Hot Pepper 'Joe's Long Cayenne'

An exceptional heirloom cayenne variety that produces remarkably long, slender peppers up to 10 inches in length with intense heat and outstanding flavor. This Italian heirloom is incredibly productive and the peppers dry beautifully, making it perfect for creating homemade hot pepper flakes and powder. A favorite among serious hot pepper growers for its reliability and impressive yields.

Hot Pepper 'NuMex Big Jim'

Developed at New Mexico State University, this record-holding chile can grow up to 12 inches long and holds the Guinness World Record for largest chile pepper. With mild to moderate heat and meaty flesh, it's the ultimate pepper for stuffing, roasting, or making authentic New Mexican cuisine.

Hungarian Hot Wax

Growers in the Pacific Northwest and Northern Tier of the US rely on Hungarian Hot Wax because it matures very early in cool, wet weather. However, many commercial strains have been poorly maintained; plants grown from these lots are often floppy, and the fruits vary in size, shape, and heat level. In 2015, our breeding team began improving this variety through 3 cycles of selective plant breeding. Our newly selected strain features an upright plant and uniform fruits. The greatly improved plant architecture offers better fruit protection and faster/easier harvests with minimal fruit damage! Smooth, tapered, and moderately spicy fruits avg. 5 1/2" x 1 1/2" and mature from pale yellow to orange red, and finally, to a vibrant red. Excellent for frying, roasting, or pickling.

Jalapeño 'Craig's Grande'

An exceptionally large jalapeño variety that produces peppers nearly twice the size of standard jalapeños while maintaining authentic heat and flavor. These jumbo peppers are perfect for stuffing, and their thick walls make them ideal for jalapeño poppers and grilling applications. A must-grow for jalapeño lovers who want impressive size.

Jalapeño 'Early Jalapeño'

The quintessential hot pepper for American gardens, offering the perfect balance of heat and flavor that made jalapeños famous. This early variety produces abundant harvests of thick-walled, 3-inch peppers with that distinctive jalapeño taste and moderate heat level. Whether you're making fresh salsa, poppers, or want to smoke them into chipotles, this reliable variety delivers authentic jalapeño flavor.

Jalapeño 'Fooled You'

The perfect jalapeño for those who love the flavor but not the heat! This innovative variety delivers all the classic jalapeño taste and aroma with virtually no spiciness, making it ideal for family gardens where heat tolerance varies. Harvest green or let ripen to red for a sweeter flavor.

Jalapeño 'Gigante'

A supersized version of the beloved jalapeño that produces extra-large peppers up to 4 inches long while maintaining the classic jalapeño heat level and flavor profile. These jumbo jalapeños are perfect for stuffing, making large batches of salsa, or when you simply want more bang for your buck from each pepper. The vigorous plants are incredibly productive and deliver the authentic jalapeño taste in an impressively large package.

Jalapeño 'Jalapeño M'

The classic jalapeño that defines medium heat for most home gardeners, delivering consistent 2,500-8,000 Scoville units. This reliable variety produces abundant harvests of thick-walled peppers perfect for fresh salsas, pickling, or smoking into chipotle peppers. A must-have variety that bridges the gap between sweet and truly hot peppers.

Jalapeño 'Mucho Nacho'

An AAS-winning jalapeño that produces extra-large 4-inch peppers perfect for stuffing and making poppers. This variety delivers classic jalapeño heat and flavor while offering significantly larger fruits than standard varieties. The vigorous plants are incredibly productive and provide a steady harvest throughout the growing season.

Jalapeño 'NuMex Piñata'

A colorful twist on the classic jalapeño, featuring fruits that ripen through a stunning spectrum of purple, yellow, orange, and finally red. Developed by New Mexico State University, this variety maintains the traditional jalapeño heat and flavor while adding visual excitement to gardens and dishes. The compact plants are exceptionally productive and perfect for containers.

Jalapeño 'Purple Jalapeño'

A stunning ornamental and culinary pepper that produces deep purple fruits with dark purple stems and leaves, creating a dramatic garden display. The peppers pack the same heat and flavor as traditional jalapeños but add incredible visual appeal to both the garden and the plate. This unique variety turns from purple to red when fully mature, offering multiple harvest stages.

Jalapeño 'TAM Mild Jalapeño'

A Texas-developed variety that delivers all the classic jalapeño flavor and appearance with significantly reduced heat levels. Perfect for gardeners who want the authentic taste for salsas and Mexican dishes without the intense burn. These productive plants yield abundant 3-inch peppers that are ideal for pickling, stuffing, or using fresh.

New Mexico Hatch Chile 'Sandia'

The authentic New Mexican chile that defines the cuisine of the Southwest, offering medium heat with incredible flavor depth perfect for roasting. Developed at New Mexico State University, Sandia produces large, thick-walled pods that blister beautifully and develop complex smoky-sweet flavors when roasted. This is the real deal for making traditional green chile dishes and ristras.

Padron Pepper

Named after the town where they originated. Harvest Padron peppers when they are 1-1 1/2" long. About 1 out of 20 fruits will be hot, and the rest mild. All the fruits become hot if allowed to grow 2-3" long. Typically sautéed in olive oil with a little sea salt and eaten as tapas (appetizers) in Spain.

Pepperoncini 'Golden Greek'

The classic mild pepper that's essential for Greek salads, antipasto platters, and Mediterranean cuisine. These golden-yellow peppers offer a tangy, slightly sweet flavor with just a hint of heat, making them perfect for pickling or eating fresh. Incredibly productive plants will keep you supplied with these versatile peppers all season long.

Peter Pepper

Peter Pepper is a distinctive hybrid chili pepper known for its phallic shape, ripening from green to red in approximately 112 days. This moderately hot pepper (5,000-30,000 Scoville units) offers an earthy, slightly smoky flavor profile that appeals to heat enthusiasts seeking more than just spice. Its unique appearance makes it a conversation starter in gardens and kitchens. Best grown in full sun with well-draining sandy loam soil, Peter Pepper thrives even in less-than-ideal soil conditions, making it relatively accessible for home gardeners at moderate skill levels.

Poblano 'Ancho Poblano'

The backbone of Mexican cuisine, this mild to medium-heat pepper is perfect for stuffing, roasting, and making authentic chiles rellenos. When fresh, they're called poblanos; when dried, they become the coveted ancho chile that adds deep, smoky flavor to sauces and moles. Their large size and thick walls make them incredibly versatile for both fresh cooking and preservation.

Poblano 'Mulato Isleno'

An exceptional heirloom poblano variety prized for its large size, thick walls, and rich flavor perfect for chiles rellenos. When dried, these peppers become mulato chiles, adding deep chocolate and fruit notes to moles and sauces. This authentic Mexican variety produces consistently large, heart-shaped peppers with mild heat that won't overpower delicate dishes.

Poblano 'Mulato'

A traditional Mexican poblano variety that produces large, heart-shaped peppers perfect for chiles rellenos and authentic Mexican cooking. When fresh, these peppers offer mild heat and rich flavor, and when dried they become mulato chiles - one of the essential peppers for mole sauce. An absolute must for serious Mexican cuisine enthusiasts.

Poblano 'Poblano Pepper'

The essential mild chile for authentic Mexican cuisine, offering just enough heat to be interesting without overwhelming delicate palates. These large, heart-shaped peppers are perfect for stuffing to make chiles rellenos or roasting until charred for incredible smoky flavor. When dried, they become the beloved ancho chile that's fundamental to Mexican cooking.

Poblano 'Tiburon'

A premium hybrid poblano developed for consistently large, thick-walled fruits that are perfect for chiles rellenos and roasting. Tiburon produces heart-shaped peppers with mild heat and rich flavor, while offering improved disease resistance and more uniform fruit set than traditional poblano varieties. This variety excels in both home gardens and commercial production.

Purple Beauty Bell Pepper

A stunning ornamental and edible bell pepper that produces gorgeous deep purple fruits that eventually ripen to red if left on the plant. This eye-catching variety combines the classic sweet bell pepper flavor with incredible visual appeal, making it perfect for gardeners who want both beauty and function in their vegetable gardens. The compact plants are ideal for containers and add dramatic color to any garden space.

Scotch Bonnet 'Scotch Bonnet Orange'

The fiery heart of Caribbean cuisine, this traditional hot pepper delivers intense heat paired with a distinctive fruity flavor that's essential for authentic jerk seasoning and hot sauces. Despite its small size, each wrinkled, bonnet-shaped pepper packs serious punch at 100,000-350,000 Scoville units. This variety is prized by chili enthusiasts for its perfect balance of heat and complex tropical fruit notes.

Serrano 'Tampiqueno'

A fiery favorite that packs serious heat into a small package, delivering 2-5 times the punch of a jalapeño with incredible productivity throughout the growing season. These slender peppers are essential for authentic Mexican salsas and hot sauces, offering a clean, bright heat that doesn't overpower the fresh pepper flavor. One plant produces hundreds of peppers, making it a must-have for hot pepper enthusiasts.

Shishito 'Japanese Shishito'

The darling of modern cuisine and gastropubs, these slender Japanese peppers offer addictive mild flavor with the thrilling surprise that about 1 in 10 packs a spicy punch. Perfect for blistering in a hot pan with just salt and olive oil, shishitos have become the go-to appetizer pepper for home cooks wanting to recreate restaurant favorites. Their prolific production and easy growing habit make them ideal for gardeners seeking something trendy yet reliable.

Sweet Italian Pepper 'Marconi Rosso'

An exceptional Italian heirloom frying pepper renowned for its incredible sweetness and tender flesh when cooked. These long, tapered peppers start green and ripen to a gorgeous deep red, developing an almost candy-like sweetness that makes them irresistible grilled, roasted, or sautéed. A favorite among Italian-American gardeners and chefs who prize authentic flavors in their cooking.

Sweet Pepper 'Bull's Horn'

This spectacular Italian heirloom produces enormous 8-inch peppers shaped like a bull's horn with incredibly sweet, tender flesh. The thin-skinned fruits are perfect for frying, roasting, or fresh eating, and their impressive size makes them a showstopper in any garden or kitchen.

Sweet Pepper 'California Wonder'

The gold standard for home garden bell peppers since 1928, this reliable heirloom produces thick-walled, blocky peppers that are perfect for stuffing, grilling, or eating fresh. Known for consistent production and excellent disease resistance, it's the variety that taught generations of gardeners how to grow peppers successfully. The classic choice that never goes out of style.

Sweet Pepper 'Carmen'

A gorgeous Italian bull's horn pepper that starts green and ripens to a brilliant red with incredibly sweet, crisp flesh. This AAS winner produces abundant 4-6 inch tapered fruits that are perfect for fresh eating, roasting, or stuffing. Carmen consistently outperforms other sweet peppers in both flavor and productivity, making it a must-grow for pepper lovers.

Sweet Pepper 'Chocolate Beauty'

A stunning sweet pepper that ripens to a rich chocolate-brown color, making it a true conversation starter in the garden and kitchen. Despite its dark appearance, the flavor is exceptionally sweet and fruity with thick, crisp walls perfect for fresh eating. This unique variety adds both visual interest and gourmet flavor to any pepper collection.

Sweet Pepper 'Cubanelle'

Often called the 'Italian Frying Pepper,' this sweet, thin-walled variety is prized for its exceptional flavor and tender texture that makes it perfect for quick cooking. Popular in Caribbean and Italian cuisine, Cubanelle peppers offer a mild, sweet taste with just a hint of heat that appeals to all palates. Their elongated shape and vibrant color make them as beautiful in the garden as they are delicious on the plate.

Sweet Pepper 'Gypsy'

An All-America Selections winner beloved for its exceptional productivity and sweet, crisp flavor in a compact plant perfect for small gardens. This hybrid produces an abundance of colorful peppers that transition from pale yellow to orange to bright red, making it as ornamental as it is delicious. The thin-skinned fruits are perfect for fresh eating and cook quickly in stir-fries.

Sweet Pepper 'Jimmy Nardello's'

An extraordinary Italian heirloom sweet pepper brought to America in 1887 and saved from extinction by the Nardello family for over a century. These long, curved peppers are incredibly sweet and develop an almost candy-like flavor when cooked, making them absolutely irresistible in Italian dishes. The thin skin doesn't require peeling, and they're perfect for frying, where they become tender and intensely flavorful.

Sweet Pepper 'King Arthur'

A premium hybrid bell pepper that produces enormous, blocky fruits with incredibly thick walls and exceptional sweetness. This variety consistently wins taste tests among gardeners for its crisp texture and superior flavor that develops even more complexity when roasted. 'King Arthur' sets the gold standard for homegrown bell peppers with its reliable production and restaurant-quality results.

Sweet Pepper 'Lipstick'

A delightful mini sweet pepper that's become a farmer's market favorite for its perfect snack size and exceptional sweetness. These glossy, bright red peppers are shaped like small lipstick tubes and offer incredible flavor in a compact package. Extremely productive plants make this variety perfect for container growing and continuous harvesting throughout the season.

Sweet Pepper 'Mini Bell Mix'

Adorable bite-sized bell peppers in a rainbow of colors including red, yellow, orange, and purple, perfect for snacking and lunch boxes. These compact plants are incredibly productive, churning out dozens of crisp, sweet mini peppers throughout the season. Ideal for container gardening and small spaces, they bring both beauty and functionality to any garden.

Sweet Pepper 'Purple Flash'

An ornamental pepper that's as beautiful as it is delicious, featuring stunning purple and cream variegated foliage topped with small, colorful peppers that ripen from purple to orange to red. This compact variety works perfectly as an edible landscape plant or container specimen, offering sweet, mild peppers alongside incredible visual appeal. Purple Flash proves that peppers can be both functional and gorgeous in the garden.

Thai Hot 'Thai Dragon'

This compact powerhouse delivers authentic Thai cuisine heat in an ornamental package that's as beautiful as it is blazing hot. The small, upward-pointing peppers start green and ripen through yellow, orange, and finally bright red, creating a stunning multicolored display while packing intense heat that's essential for pad thai, curries, and Asian stir-fries. Perfect for containers and small spaces, one plant produces hundreds of fiery little peppers.

Trinidad Scorpion 'Butch T'

One of the world's hottest peppers, this Trinidad native delivers scorching heat that builds intensity like a venomous sting. The wrinkled, tail-like pods ripen to a brilliant red and pack serious firepower for hot sauce makers and extreme heat enthusiasts. Despite the intimidating heat, these peppers offer a fruity, almost floral flavor underneath the burn.

Atomic Red Carrot

A stunning hybrid carrot that delivers both visual impact and exceptional flavor with its brilliant red-orange exterior and bright orange interior. These smooth, cylindrical roots grow uniformly and maintain their vibrant color when cooked, making them perfect for both fresh eating and culinary presentations. Gardeners love this variety for its reliable performance and the wow factor it brings to harvest baskets.

Black Spanish Round Radish

An ancient heirloom winter radish prized for its striking black skin and crisp white flesh that delivers a bold, peppery punch perfect for adding excitement to winter meals. This hardy storage radish can be kept for months in proper conditions, making it invaluable for extending the harvest season. With its unique appearance and intense flavor, it's a conversation starter that brings old-world character to modern gardens.

Bolero Carrot

Medium-long 7-8" roots are uniform, thick, slightly tapered, and blunt. Excellent eating quality both fresh and after long-term storage, with juicy texture and sweet, complex flavor. A great choice for fall and winter harvest. Tops are vigorous, fast, and healthy which makes for better field-holding ability and easier mechanical harvesting. Heavy Nantes type. Also available with NOP-compliant pelleting.

Chantenay Red Core Carrot

A robust French heirloom carrot perfect for heavy or shallow soils where longer varieties struggle. These broad-shouldered, conical carrots develop exceptional sweetness and a distinctive deep orange color throughout, making them ideal for fresh eating and storage. Their sturdy 5-6 inch length and excellent keeping quality have made them a favorite since the 1920s.

Cherry Belle Radish

America's most popular radish variety and an All-America Selections winner, Cherry Belle delivers reliable results for gardeners of all skill levels. These perfectly round, cherry-red radishes mature in just 22-30 days, making them ideal for quick satisfaction and succession planting throughout the growing season. Their mild, crisp bite and uniform shape make them a favorite for fresh eating and beautiful garnishes.

Chioggia Beet

Chioggia Beet is an Italian heirloom variety prized for its striking candy-striped interior of alternating red and white rings, revealed only when sliced. Maturing in approximately 55 days, these medium-sized round roots offer a distinctly sweeter, milder flavor profile with considerably less earthiness than standard beet varieties, making them excellent for both raw preparations and cooking. The vibrant, visually dramatic presentation makes Chioggia particularly popular in upscale culinary applications and farmers' markets. Plants thrive in full sun to partial shade with well-drained, organic-rich soil.

Cosmic Purple Carrot

A stunning hybrid carrot that produces 7-inch roots with deep purple skin and bright orange cores that create beautiful rings when sliced. This All-America Selections winner combines exceptional sweetness with eye-catching color, making it perfect for both fresh eating and adding visual drama to dishes. The unique bicolor appearance and crisp texture make it a favorite among gardeners looking to grow something truly special.

Danvers Half Long Carrot

A classic American heirloom carrot that has been a garden favorite since the 1870s. This reliable variety produces deep orange, broad-shouldered roots that taper to a blunt point, making them perfect for heavy or clay soils where longer carrots struggle. Known for exceptional sweetness and crisp texture that improves with cool weather.

Early Wonder Tall Top Beet

Early Wonder is harvested in bunches with large, vigorous tops attached to the young beets. Tall, bright, glossy green, red-veined tops and slightly flattened red roots. Excellent foliar disease resistance for reliably clean bunches.

Easter Egg Radish

Easter Egg Radish is a vibrant heirloom variety producing multicolored roots with a stunning mix of white, pink, purple, and red striping. These small, round radishes mature in approximately 30 days, making them ideal for quick succession planting. Their defining characteristic is their mild, crisp, and exceptionally sweet flavor with significantly less peppery bite than traditional radishes, making them particularly appealing to those who prefer gentler radish varieties. The colorful appearance and pleasant taste make them both visually striking in gardens and excellent for fresh eating, salads, and garnishes.

French Breakfast Radish

A well-maintained strain of this market staple. Longer than Nelson, with more white on the tip. Large healthy tops. After trying many strains we found this to be the best. NOTE: For longer, straighter roots, sow 15-20% more seeds per row 1/2 to 1 cm deeper, and do not irrigate unless absolutely necessary.

German Giant Radish

A massive white radish that can grow to impressive sizes while maintaining surprisingly mild flavor and crisp texture. Unlike typical small radishes, German Giant becomes milder and sweeter as it grows larger, making it perfect for cooking applications. This unique variety bridges the gap between European radishes and Asian daikon types.

Golden Beet

Golden Beet is a vibrant heirloom root vegetable with brilliant yellow-gold skin and pale yellow flesh. Maturing in 75-90 days, it's prized for its distinctly sweet and mild flavor—far less earthy than red beets—with a tender, delicate texture. The golden hue alone sets it apart visually in the garden and kitchen. Golden Beets excel in fresh applications where their subtle sweetness shines: roasted as a side, thinly shaved into salads, or pickled. They're an excellent choice for gardeners seeking an easier-to-grow beet with broader culinary appeal and elegant presentation.

Hakurei Turnip

The smooth, flat-round, white roots mature early (just after radishes) and are best harvested young, up to 2" diameter. Eaten raw, the flavor is sweet and fruity and the texture is juicy and tender. The tops may be eaten raw or lightly cooked. Hakurei stays smooth as it sizes.

Kennebec Potato

The ultimate all-purpose potato that excels at everything from fluffy baked potatoes to crispy French fries, making it a favorite among home gardeners and commercial growers alike. This reliable variety produces excellent yields of smooth, white-skinned potatoes with outstanding storage qualities. Known for its disease resistance and adaptability, Kennebec is perfect for gardeners seeking a dependable, versatile potato variety.

King Richard Leek

An exceptional early leek variety that produces long, slender white shanks in just 75 days from transplant. Known for its tender texture and mild onion flavor, King Richard is perfect for gardeners wanting quick results without sacrificing quality. This variety excels in both spring and fall plantings.

Kolibri Purple Sweet Potato

A stunning ornamental sweet potato that doubles as an edible variety, featuring deep purple foliage that creates dramatic contrast in gardens. The compact tubers have purple skin and cream flesh with a mildly sweet flavor. This dual-purpose variety is perfect for gardeners who want both beautiful landscaping and a unique harvest.

Mokum Carrot

Top-rated for flavor among our early varieties. Attractive slender roots are great for early bunches. A bit earlier than Yaya, more slender, the same length (5 1/2-6 1/2") and color, and with similar high sugar and brittle tenderness. Holds sweet taste even in warm weather. Short tops. Widely adapted. Amsterdam type. Also available with NOP-compliant pelleting.

Nelson Carrot

Straight candy-red roots resist pithiness better than other long French types. Compared to French Breakfast, roots are shorter, wider, and show less white on the tips. Responds better to tight spacing. Improved top strength. NOTE: For longer, straighter roots, sow 15-20% more seeds per row 1/2 to 1 cm deeper, and do not irrigate unless absolutely necessary.

Nero Tondo Black Spanish Round Radish

An eye-catching heirloom winter radish from Spain that produces striking black-skinned roots with pure white flesh and a surprisingly mild flavor. This unique variety stores exceptionally well and actually improves in flavor after a few frosts, making it perfect for extending the harvest season into winter. The dramatic color contrast when sliced creates stunning visual appeal in dishes while delivering the crisp, clean taste that makes winter radishes so prized.

Paris Market Carrot

A charming French heirloom perfect for containers and heavy soils where longer carrots struggle. These golf ball-sized roots are incredibly sweet and tender, making them ideal for gourmet cooking and an excellent choice for children's gardens due to their unique round shape.

Pontiac Red Potato

A reliable mid-season potato variety beloved for its attractive red skin and pure white flesh that holds its shape beautifully when cooked. Pontiac produces excellent yields of medium to large tubers and shows good resistance to common potato diseases. This versatile variety is perfect for boiling, baking, and making colorful potato salads.

Purple Carrot Cosmic Purple

A stunning heirloom carrot that brings vibrant color to your garden and plate with its deep purple exterior and bright orange core. This eye-catching variety delivers excellent sweet flavor while providing powerful antioxidants from its rich purple pigmentation. Perfect for gardeners who want to grow something truly unique that will amaze friends and family.

Purple Plum Radish

An eye-catching round radish with stunning deep purple skin and crisp white flesh that adds vibrant color to any garden or plate. This fast-growing variety maintains its mild, sweet flavor even as it reaches full size, making it perfect for gardeners who want beauty and taste. The golf ball-sized roots are as decorative as they are delicious.

Purple Top White Globe Turnip

Selected strain of this popular Southern US variety. Smooth, round roots average 3-4" in diameter and are white below the soil line and bright purple above. Large lobed greens are suitable for cooking.

Red Ace Beet

A reliable and adaptable standard red beet. Medium-tall, red-veined greens for bunching. Less uniform and not as attractive as our other red hybrids. Also available with NOP-compliant pelleting.

Red Norland Potato

The gold standard for early-season red potatoes, beloved by home gardeners for its reliability and excellent flavor. These smooth-skinned beauties are ready to harvest as delicious new potatoes in just 60 days, or left to mature for storage. Their waxy texture and thin, edible skins make them perfect for boiling, steaming, and potato salads.

Scarlet Nantes Carrot

A classic French heirloom carrot prized for its sweet flavor and crisp texture. These cylindrical orange roots grow 6-7 inches long with smooth skin and virtually no core, making them perfect for fresh eating and cooking. Their exceptional sweetness and tender flesh have made them the gold standard for home garden carrots worldwide.

Scarlet Queen Turnip

Scarlet Queen is a heirloom turnip variety prized for its stunning deep red to crimson skin that stands out in the garden and kitchen. Maturing in just 37 days, this quick-growing root vegetable produces tender, globe-shaped roots with crisp white flesh. Unlike many turnips, Scarlet Queen delivers a distinctly sweet, mild flavor without bitter notes, making it excellent for both raw consumption in salads and cooked preparations. The vibrant skin color provides visual appeal while the tender texture remains consistent even when harvested at larger sizes. An easy-to-grow heirloom suitable for gardeners of all skill levels.

Tendersweet Orange Carrot

This Burpee-developed variety has earned its place as one of the most dependable and flavorful carrots for home gardens, winning recognition for both its exceptional sweetness and reliable growing characteristics. The 7-8 inch roots develop beautiful orange color throughout and maintain their tender texture even when fully mature. Garden families especially appreciate this variety's consistent performance and kid-friendly sweet flavor that makes fresh vegetables irresistible.

Thumbelina Carrot

An adorable golf ball-sized carrot that's perfect for container gardens and shallow soils where longer varieties struggle. Despite their tiny size, these round carrots pack full-sized flavor and sweetness. Winner of the All-America Selections award for its exceptional performance and unique appeal to gardeners with space constraints.

Tokyo Cross Turnip

An award-winning Japanese hybrid turnip that revolutionized home turnip growing with its incredible speed and sweet, mild flavor. This All-America Selections winner produces perfectly white, smooth roots in just over a month, with crisp texture that never gets woody or strong-tasting. The compact size and quick maturity make it perfect for succession planting and small gardens.

Touchon Carrot

A beloved French heirloom carrot renowned for its exceptional sweetness and crisp texture, often considered one of the best-tasting carrots available to home gardeners. This variety produces perfectly straight, smooth roots with little to no core, making every bite tender and flavorful. Touchon's reliable performance and gourmet quality have made it a favorite among gardeners who prioritize flavor over size.

Watermelon Radish

Watermelon Radish is a visually striking heirloom root vegetable with a pale green exterior and distinctive pink-red flesh with white striations, resembling watermelon. Maturing in 90 days, this Japanese variety produces crisp, tender roots ideal for both fresh eating and cooking. The flesh offers a mild, sweet flavor with a subtle peppery finish and pleasant crispness that adds visual appeal and refreshing crunch to salads, slaws, and garnishes. This easy-to-grow variety thrives in deep, well-drained loam with full sun exposure.

Yukon Gold Potato

Developed in Canada, Yukon Gold has become the gold standard for home gardeners seeking a versatile, all-purpose potato with exceptional flavor. The smooth, golden skin and creamy yellow flesh make these potatoes as beautiful as they are delicious, while their waxy-starchy texture works perfectly for everything from mashing to roasting. This reliable variety produces good yields and stores well, making it a cornerstone of the home garden.

Angel Face

A stunning floribunda rose that captivates gardeners with its unique lavender-purple blooms and incredible fragrance. This award-winning variety produces clusters of ruffled, deep purple flowers with lighter edges that create a beautiful contrast against dark green foliage. Angel Face is perfect for gardeners seeking something truly distinctive in their rose collection.

Black Baccara

The darkest red rose available, appearing almost black in bud form before opening to reveal deep, velvety burgundy-red petals that create an air of mystery and drama. This modern hybrid tea rose produces stunning, long-stemmed blooms that are prized by florists and gardeners who want something truly unique and sophisticated.

Black Beauty

Black Beauty is a classic heirloom rose prized for its deep crimson, nearly black petals and exceptional damask fragrance. This moderate-to-challenging variety reaches peak maturity at 90-100 days, producing full, quartered blooms with strong, rich notes characteristic of heritage roses. Its defining feature is the intense, complex scent—a signature damask profile—making it ideal for cutting and fragrance applications rather than consumption.

Blue Moon Rose

A stunning hybrid tea rose that captivates gardeners with its unique silvery-lavender blooms and intensely sweet fragrance. This award-winning variety produces large, perfectly formed flowers that appear almost blue in certain light conditions, making it one of the most distinctive roses in any garden. The vigorous, upright growth habit and excellent cut flower quality make it a favorite among rose enthusiasts seeking something truly special.

Bonica Shrub Rose

This incredibly reliable shrub rose is perfect for beginning rose gardeners, producing masses of soft pink blooms from spring until frost with virtually no care required. The compact, spreading habit makes it ideal for landscaping, borders, or ground cover, while its exceptional disease resistance means you can enjoy beautiful roses without the typical maintenance headaches. Bonica was the first shrub rose to win the prestigious All-America Rose Selection award.

Chrysler Imperial

This classic American hybrid tea rose has been a garden favorite since 1952, beloved for its deep velvety red blooms and powerful damask fragrance. The rich crimson flowers hold their color exceptionally well and are produced on long, strong stems perfect for cutting. A true garden aristocrat, Chrysler Imperial represents the pinnacle of traditional red rose breeding with its perfect form and intoxicating scent.

Double Delight

A stunning hybrid tea rose that captivates with its unique bicolor blooms featuring creamy white petals edged in cherry red. The dramatic color contrast intensifies with sun exposure, creating flowers that are never quite the same twice. Winner of multiple awards including the All-America Rose Selection, this fragrant beauty is a showstopper in any garden.

English Rose - Abraham Darby

One of David Austin's most beloved English roses, combining the romantic form of old roses with modern repeat-flowering performance. The large, cupped blooms display gorgeous peachy-pink petals with apricot centers and deliver an intense fruity fragrance reminiscent of fresh peaches. This vigorous shrub rose creates a spectacular display in any garden setting.

English Rose - Heritage

One of David Austin's most beloved English roses, Heritage combines the romantic beauty of old garden roses with the repeat-flowering performance of modern varieties. The perfectly cupped blooms open from deep pink buds to reveal layers of soft pink petals with a powerful lemon and myrrh fragrance that's considered among the finest in roses. This graceful shrub creates an enchanting focal point in cottage gardens and mixed borders.

English Rose - Munstead Wood

A captivating David Austin English rose featuring deep crimson buds that open to reveal velvety, dark red blooms with an intoxicating old rose fragrance. Named after Gertrude Jekyll's famous garden, this variety combines the romance of old garden roses with modern repeat-flowering performance. The rich, full blooms have an almost black-red depth that intensifies the incredible fragrance.

Europeana

A show-stopping floribunda that produces massive clusters of deep crimson-red blooms that seem to glow with inner fire. This compact, bushy rose blooms repeatedly throughout the season and is incredibly disease resistant, making it perfect for mass plantings or as a specimen. The dark bronze-tinted foliage provides stunning contrast to the brilliant red flowers.

Floribunda Rose - Europeana

This award-winning floribunda rose creates stunning mass displays with clusters of deep crimson-red blooms that seem to glow against its distinctive bronze-tinted foliage. Europeana is prized for its compact, bushy growth habit and exceptional flower production, blooming repeatedly from spring through frost. The contrast between the dark red flowers and bronzy leaves makes this rose a standout choice for dramatic landscape impact.

Floribunda Rose - French Lace

An elegant All-America Rose Selection winner known for its pristine white blooms with delicate peachy-pink edges that create a lace-like appearance. This compact floribunda produces clusters of perfectly formed flowers continuously throughout the growing season with a light, sweet fragrance. Exceptionally hardy and disease-resistant, making it perfect for beginners and low-maintenance gardens.

Floribunda Rose - Iceberg

Often called the world's favorite white rose, this legendary floribunda has graced gardens for over 60 years with its pure white blooms and exceptional reliability. Clusters of pristine flowers appear in continuous waves from spring until frost, creating a stunning display against dark green, glossy foliage. Its compact habit, disease resistance, and easy care make it indispensable for borders, mass plantings, and cutting gardens.

Floribunda Rose - Loving Memory

A remarkable red floribunda that produces clusters of brilliant crimson blooms with exceptional staying power and weather resistance. The flowers maintain their vivid color without fading and appear in abundant flushes throughout the season on a compact, well-branched bush. Perfect for mass plantings, borders, or as a stunning specimen plant that delivers consistent color impact.

Fragrant Cloud

A legendary hybrid tea rose that lives up to its name with an intensely powerful fragrance that can perfume an entire garden. The brilliant orange-red blooms are large, perfectly formed, and produced continuously throughout the growing season. Winner of numerous international awards, this rose combines stunning visual appeal with one of the strongest fragrances in the rose world.

Gertrude Jekyll English Rose

Named after the famous English garden designer, this David Austin English rose combines the romantic, deeply cupped form of old garden roses with modern repeat blooming and vigor. The rich pink blooms exhale one of the strongest and most delicious fragrances of any rose, making it perfect for cutting gardens and perfuming outdoor seating areas. This variety represents everything gardeners love about English roses in one spectacular package.

Grandiflora Rose - Queen Elizabeth

This majestic grandiflora rose combines the best traits of hybrid teas and floribundas, producing elegant pink blooms on exceptionally long stems perfect for cutting. Named after Queen Elizabeth II, this rose has earned its royal status through decades of reliable performance, outstanding disease resistance, and impressive height that creates dramatic garden presence. Its vigorous upright growth and continuous blooming cycle make it a cornerstone variety for serious rose gardeners.

Hybrid Tea Rose - Double Delight

A stunning two-toned rose that captures hearts with its creamy white petals beautifully edged in cherry red. The classic hybrid tea form produces large, fragrant blooms that intensify their red edges as they mature in sunlight. Winner of multiple awards including the All-America Rose Selection, this variety combines exceptional beauty with reliable garden performance.

Hybrid Tea Rose - Midas Touch

An award-winning yellow hybrid tea rose that produces stunning golden-yellow blooms with perfect classic form and strong fragrance. This vigorous grower consistently produces exhibition-quality flowers on long stems, making it ideal for cutting gardens and formal rose beds. Winner of multiple All-America Rose Selection awards for its outstanding performance and disease resistance.

Hybrid Tea Rose - Mister Lincoln

A legendary deep red hybrid tea rose that has captivated gardeners since 1964 with its velvety crimson blooms and intense fragrance. This classic American rose produces large, perfectly formed flowers on long stems, making it ideal for cutting and garden display. Winner of the All-America Rose Selection award, it remains one of the most sought-after red roses for its reliable performance and timeless beauty.

Hybrid Tea Rose - Olympiad

A stunning award-winning hybrid tea rose that produces brilliant red blooms with exceptional form and substance. Named to honor the 1984 Olympics, this variety combines classic hybrid tea elegance with outstanding disease resistance and vigorous growth. The long-stemmed flowers are perfect for cutting and maintain their vibrant color without fading in heat.

Iceberg Rose

The world's favorite white rose that blooms with unmatched abundance from spring until hard frost, covering itself in clusters of pure white flowers against clean green foliage. This virtually maintenance-free floribunda combines exceptional disease resistance with non-stop flowering, making it the perfect choice for gardeners who want maximum impact with minimal effort.

Ingrid Bergman Rose

A stunning hybrid tea rose with velvety deep red blooms that maintain their color without fading, named after the legendary actress. This award-winning variety produces perfectly formed flowers on long stems, making it exceptional for cut flowers and formal gardens. The rich, dark red color is considered one of the finest in the rose world.

Julia Child

Named after the beloved culinary icon, this floribunda rose delights with warm butter-yellow blooms that carry an intense licorice fragrance unique among roses. The compact, bushy plant produces clusters of ruffled flowers continuously throughout the season while maintaining excellent disease resistance. Winner of multiple awards, Julia Child brings both beauty and an unforgettable scent to the garden.

Knock Out Rose

The revolutionary rose that changed home gardening forever with its exceptional disease resistance and continuous blooming from spring to frost. This low-maintenance beauty produces clusters of bright cherry-red flowers without the fuss of traditional roses, making it perfect for busy gardeners who want stunning color all season long.

Lady of Shalott

David Austin's masterpiece English rose that combines old-world charm with modern disease resistance and repeat flowering. The warm orange-red blooms with golden yellow undersides create a stunning two-toned effect that photographs beautifully. This vigorous shrub rose delivers exceptional fragrance and performs reliably in various climates.

Midas Touch

A breathtaking hybrid tea rose with luminous golden-yellow blooms that seem to glow in the garden. This variety produces classic high-centered flowers perfect for cutting, with excellent form and strong stems that make it a florist's dream. Midas Touch combines the elegance of traditional hybrid teas with improved disease resistance for modern gardens.

Mister Lincoln

A legendary deep red hybrid tea rose that has captivated gardeners for over 50 years with its velvety, perfectly formed blooms. Winner of the All-America Rose Selection award, this classic beauty produces fragrant, long-stemmed roses that are absolutely perfect for cutting and bring timeless elegance to any garden.

Mr. Lincoln

The quintessential red rose that has captured hearts since 1964 with its deep velvety crimson blooms and intoxicating fragrance. This classic hybrid tea rose produces long-stemmed flowers perfect for cutting, embodying everything people dream of when they think of the perfect red rose.

Oklahoma

Oklahoma is a classic heirloom rose cultivar prized for its vigorous growth and outstanding disease resistance in challenging climates. This variety produces full, fragrant blooms with a strong, rich fragrance ideal for cut flowers and petal harvesting. Reaching 4-6 feet at maturity, Oklahoma thrives in hot, dry conditions where many roses struggle, making it an exceptional choice for Southern and Southwestern gardens seeking reliable, landscape-worthy roses with minimal intervention.

Olivia Rose Austin

Named after David Austin's granddaughter, this enchanting English rose produces perfectly formed pink blooms with an incredible Old Rose fragrance. The soft pink petals deepen to rich pink at the center, creating a romantic gradient effect that makes it irresistible to rose lovers. This compact variety is perfect for smaller gardens and containers.

Peace Rose

The world's most famous rose, developed during WWII and symbolizing hope and peace with its stunning yellow petals edged in pink. This vigorous hybrid tea produces large, fragrant blooms that change color as they mature, creating a living masterpiece that has inspired gardeners for generations.

Rainbow Sorbet

This eye-catching floribunda rose lives up to its name with spectacular striped blooms in shades of pink, coral, and cream. Each flower is unique, creating a constantly changing display throughout the growing season that never fails to draw attention and compliments. Rainbow Sorbet combines exceptional flower power with good disease resistance, making it perfect for both novice and experienced rose gardeners.

Shrub Rose - Bonica

This versatile and extremely hardy shrub rose produces masses of soft pink blooms followed by attractive orange-red hips, providing season-long interest. Bonica is celebrated as one of the most disease-resistant and low-maintenance roses available, making it perfect for beginning gardeners or anyone wanting beautiful roses without intensive care. Its spreading habit and continuous blooming make it excellent for mass plantings, slopes, and mixed borders.

Shrub Rose - Carefree Beauty

A remarkably tough and beautiful shrub rose that lives up to its name with minimal care requirements and maximum impact. Produces masses of bright pink semi-double blooms followed by attractive orange-red hips that persist into winter, providing four-season interest. This drought-tolerant rose thrives in challenging conditions where other roses fail, making it perfect for naturalized landscapes and busy gardeners.

Shrub Rose - Flower Carpet Pink

A groundbreaking landscape rose that revolutionized low-maintenance rose growing with its incredible disease resistance and non-stop blooming performance. This compact shrub produces masses of cheerful pink flowers from spring until hard frost with virtually no care required. Perfect for beginners or anyone wanting beautiful roses without the fuss of traditional varieties.

Shrub Rose - Knockout

America's most popular landscape rose revolutionized home gardening with its incredible disease resistance and non-stop blooming performance. These cherry-red flowers appear continuously from spring until hard frost without deadheading, while the compact, rounded habit fits perfectly into mixed borders and foundation plantings. Virtually maintenance-free, it's the perfect choice for gardeners wanting beautiful roses without the fuss.

Sunny Knockout

A brilliant yellow member of the famous Knockout rose family that brings continuous bright color with virtually no maintenance required. This compact shrub rose blooms from spring until frost with cheerful yellow flowers that resist fading, making it perfect for beginning gardeners or anyone wanting reliable performance. Sunny Knockout combines the legendary disease resistance of the Knockout series with sunny disposition that brightens any landscape.

Tiffany Rose

A stunning hybrid tea rose that captivated gardeners in the 1950s with its perfect form and intoxicating fragrance. The silvery-pink blooms are incredibly elegant, making it a favorite for cut flower arrangements and formal gardens. This award-winning variety combines classic beauty with reliable performance in the home garden.

Tropicana

Tropicana is a vibrant heirloom rose variety featuring warm orange-red blooms with a delicate, sweet fragrance. Reaching full maturity in approximately 52 days, this rose produces medium-sized flowers ideal for cutting and arrangement. Its defining characteristic is the perfect balance of moderate, sweet rose scent combined with exceptional vase life, making it a favorite among florists and home gardeners seeking reliable color and fragrance in one plant.

Japanese Maple

The jewel of ornamental shade trees, prized for their delicate palmate leaves and stunning seasonal color changes from spring through fall. Available in countless cultivars with varying leaf shapes, sizes, and colors, Japanese maples bring four-season interest to any landscape. Their refined branching structure and compact size make them perfect for smaller yards where every plant must earn its place.

Annabelle Hydrangea

A spectacular native hydrangea that produces enormous white flower heads up to 12 inches across from summer through fall, creating a stunning display in shade gardens. This hardy shrub blooms reliably every year on new wood and naturalizes beautifully in woodland settings while tolerating a wide range of conditions. The massive snowball-like blooms age to pale green and dry beautifully for winter interest.

Azalea Encore

Revolutionary reblooming azaleas that flower in spring, summer, and fall, extending the traditional azalea season from weeks to months. These compact evergreen shrubs offer the classic azalea beauty with improved heat tolerance and disease resistance. Available in a wide range of colors, they're perfect for adding consistent color to foundation plantings and woodland gardens.

Barberry Red Rocket

This columnar barberry brings intense red foliage and a unique upright form to landscapes where space is at a premium. Unlike spreading barberry varieties, Red Rocket grows tall and narrow, making it perfect for tight spaces, foundation plantings, or creating living pillars in the garden. The thorny branches provide excellent security while the fiery red leaves hold their color all season long.

Boxwood Common

The classic evergreen shrub prized for its dense, fine-textured foliage and exceptional tolerance to pruning and shaping. Perfect for formal hedges, topiaries, and foundation plantings, boxwood provides year-round structure to the garden. This slow-growing shrub can be maintained at any desired height and is a cornerstone of traditional landscape design.

Burning Bush

A deciduous shrub famous for its spectacular fall color transformation from green to brilliant crimson-red. This low-maintenance shrub creates stunning autumn displays and serves as an excellent foundation planting or hedge. Despite its invasive status in some regions, it remains one of the most sought-after shrubs for reliable fall color.

Camellia Japonica

An elegant evergreen that brings sophisticated beauty to winter gardens with its glossy dark green foliage and spectacular blooms. Flowers appear from late fall through early spring in shades of pink, red, or white, providing color when most other shrubs are dormant. This aristocratic shrub creates stunning focal points and works beautifully as a specimen plant or informal hedge.

Coral Honeysuckle

America's native honeysuckle vine that hummingbirds absolutely adore, featuring tubular coral-red flowers from spring through fall. Unlike its invasive cousins, this well-behaved climber stays put while providing months of nectar for hummingbirds and butterflies. The blue-green foliage and bright red berries add year-round interest to any garden structure.

Dwarf Burning Bush

A compact deciduous shrub that delivers spectacular scarlet-red fall color in a manageable size perfect for smaller landscapes. This dwarf variety maintains the stunning autumn display of its larger cousin while staying neatly proportioned, making it ideal for foundation plantings and mixed borders. The dense, rounded form requires minimal pruning and provides excellent structure year-round.

Dwarf English Boxwood

The ultimate evergreen hedge plant prized for its dense, small leaves and ability to hold precise shapes through pruning. This slow-growing classic creates formal garden structure and year-round green interest, perfect for borders, topiaries, and parterre gardens. Its compact nature makes it ideal for small spaces and container growing.

Endless Summer Hydrangea

The breakthrough hydrangea that blooms on both old and new wood, ensuring spectacular flower displays even after harsh winters. This reblooming marvel produces large mophead flowers that can be blue, pink, or purple depending on soil pH, creating a stunning focal point from early summer through fall. Perfect for gardeners who thought hydrangeas were too finicky for their climate.

Forsythia

One of the earliest spring bloomers, forsythia creates a spectacular display of bright yellow flowers before the leaves emerge, signaling winter's end. This fast-growing, arching shrub is virtually maintenance-free and provides excellent screening when not in bloom. The profuse golden flowers can be forced indoors in late winter for early spring color.

Fragrant Sumac

A tough, native shrub prized for its exceptional drought tolerance and brilliant orange-red fall color that rivals any maple. Small yellow flowers appear before the leaves in early spring, followed by red berries that attract birds. This adaptable groundcover shrub thrives in difficult sites where other plants struggle, making it perfect for slopes and naturalized areas.

French Hydrangea

The classic mophead hydrangea that transforms any garden into a cottage paradise with its massive, globe-shaped flower clusters. These stunning shrubs are famous for their color-changing ability - producing blue blooms in acidic soil and pink in alkaline conditions. A timeless favorite that delivers months of spectacular color and makes excellent cut flowers.

Goldmound Spirea

A compact deciduous shrub that brings year-round color with bright golden-yellow foliage that transitions through orange and red in fall. Pink flower clusters appear in late spring, creating a stunning contrast against the golden leaves. This low-maintenance beauty is perfect for mass plantings, borders, and foundation plantings.

Japanese Kerria

A charming spring bloomer that produces abundant golden-yellow pompom flowers on bright green arching stems that remain attractive even in winter. This easy-care shrub tolerates shade better than most flowering shrubs and provides months of cheerful color in woodland gardens. The double-flowered variety creates an impressive display that rivals forsythia but with a more refined appearance.

Japanese Pieris

An elegant broadleaf evergreen that produces cascading clusters of bell-shaped flowers in early spring, often appearing before most other shrubs break dormancy. The glossy evergreen foliage provides year-round interest, and many varieties offer stunning bronze or red new growth that rivals any flower display. This sophisticated shrub brings four-season beauty and a refined presence to shade gardens.

Japanese Spirea

A compact, colorful shrub that brings non-stop pink blooms and vibrant foliage to small gardens and landscapes. This hardy little powerhouse produces flat-topped clusters of rosy-pink flowers from late spring through summer, while new growth emerges in shades of red and orange. Perfect for low hedges, foundation plantings, or adding reliable color to perennial borders.

Japanese Yew

The ultimate low-maintenance evergreen that thrives in challenging conditions where other shrubs fail. This adaptable workhorse tolerates deep shade, urban pollution, and heavy pruning, making it ideal for foundation plantings and formal hedges. Its dense, dark green needle foliage provides year-round structure and serves as the perfect backdrop for flowering plants.

Oakleaf Hydrangea

A stunning native hydrangea that offers true four-season interest with its distinctive oak-shaped leaves, elegant white flower clusters, and spectacular fall foliage in shades of orange, red, and burgundy. This shade-tolerant beauty produces cone-shaped flowers that age gracefully from white to pink to brown, providing months of interest. The exfoliating bark adds winter appeal, making this one of the most ornamentally valuable shrubs for American gardens.

Rhododendron Catawbiense

A magnificent native evergreen rhododendron that produces spectacular clusters of lilac-purple blooms in late spring. This hardy mountain native is prized for its cold tolerance and reliability, making it one of the most dependable rhododendrons for northern gardens. The glossy dark green foliage provides year-round structure while the showy flower trusses create a breathtaking display.

Rose of Sharon

A stunning late-summer bloomer that produces tropical-looking hibiscus flowers when most other shrubs have finished flowering. This hardy deciduous shrub is incredibly low-maintenance and drought-tolerant once established, making it perfect for busy gardeners. The abundant blooms attract butterflies and hummingbirds while providing beautiful privacy screening.

Sunshine Ligustrum

A golden-leafed evergreen shrub that brightens any landscape with its brilliant yellow-green foliage that holds its color year-round. This compact, low-maintenance plant produces small white flowers followed by dark berries, but it's grown primarily for its stunning golden color. Perfect for adding bright contrast to mixed borders and foundation plantings.

Weigela Wine and Roses

This award-winning shrub combines striking burgundy foliage with masses of rosy-pink trumpet flowers in late spring. The dramatic dark leaves provide season-long color interest, making this compact weigela perfect for adding bold contrast to mixed borders. It's remarkably easy to grow and attracts hummingbirds while deer tend to avoid it.

Benning's Green Tint Pattypan

A charming heirloom summer squash dating back to the 1800s, featuring distinctive scalloped edges and pale green skin that turns creamy white as it matures. This productive bush variety produces tender, buttery-flavored fruits that are perfect for stuffing when small or slicing when larger. The unique flying saucer shape and delicate flavor make it a conversation starter in any garden.

Black Beauty Zucchini

Black Beauty Zucchini is a classic heirloom squash variety prized for its deep, glossy dark green skin and tender, flavorful flesh. Reaching maturity in 90-100 days, this variety produces elongated fruits that are best harvested when young and tender, typically 6-8 inches long. The defining characteristic of Black Beauty is its mild, slightly sweet flavor with a delicate texture that makes it ideal for cooking, grilling, or eating raw in salads. This productive plant thrives in full sun and rich, well-drained soil, making it an excellent choice for home gardeners seeking reliable, quality harvests.

Casper

Casper is a distinctive heirloom squash variety prized for its pale, creamy-white skin and exceptional flavor profile. Maturing in approximately 95 days, this winter squash produces medium-sized fruits with a mild, exceptionally sweet taste and creamy, non-bitter flesh that sets it apart from other squash varieties. Its unique color and tender meat make it ideal for roasting, purees, and soups. The variety thrives in full sun with rich, well-drained soil amended with organic matter, though moderate cultivation skills are required. Despite its refined flavor, Casper requires vigilance against common squash pests including flea beetles, aphids, and hornworms.

Cocozelle Italian Heirloom Zucchini

An Italian heirloom dating back to the 1890s, this distinctive zucchini stands out with its beautiful striped pattern and superior flavor that puts modern varieties to shame. The dark green fruits with light green stripes have incredibly tender skin when young and dense, flavorful flesh that holds up beautifully in cooking. This variety embodies the authentic taste of traditional Italian cooking.

Costata Romanesco Zucchini

This distinctive zucchini is medium gray-green, with pale green flecks and prominent ribs. Big, large-leafed, semi-vining plants with only about half the yield of hybrids, but much better flavor; clearly better textured, nutty, and delicious, raw or cooked. Also a good producer of heavy male blossoms for cooking. Edible Flowers: Blossoms bear a mild, squash-like flavor and are great stuffed and fried, or sliced for used in soups, omelets, salads, and pasta dishes.

Delicata Squash

Delicata Squash is an heirloom winter squash known for its elegant, pale yellow-green oblong shape with thin, edible skin when mature. This variety reaches harvest readiness in approximately 95 days, producing small to medium-sized fruits (6-9 inches long) that develop golden-orange undertones as they ripen. The thin, tender rind distinguishes Delicata from other winter squashes and can be eaten when cooked. Its defining characteristic is its exceptionally sweet, creamy flesh with subtle corn and sweet potato notes, making it ideal for roasting, sautéing, or use in both savory and dessert applications. Despite its refined flavor profile, Delicata is surprisingly easy to grow in full sun conditions.

Gem Squash

A unique South African heirloom that produces small, round squashes perfect for individual servings and container growing. These charming little squashes start cream-colored and develop beautiful golden-yellow skin at maturity, with sweet, tender flesh that's delicious when simply steamed or roasted whole. Gem squash is prized for its compact size, attractive appearance, and excellent storage capabilities.

Green Zucchini (Black Beauty type)

A compact, round zucchini variety that's perfect for stuffing and produces adorable baseball-sized fruits. Eight Ball zucchini offers all the tender flavor of traditional zucchini in a space-saving bush plant that's ideal for small gardens. The uniform, dark green spheres are incredibly versatile and harvest easily without the oversized surprises of regular zucchini.

Jack Be Little Pumpkin

These adorable miniature pumpkins are perfect for fall decorating and Halloween displays. The compact vines produce dozens of palm-sized, bright orange pumpkins that are both ornamental and edible. Their prolific nature and charming appearance make them a favorite for gardeners wanting impressive autumn harvests from small spaces.

Pattypan Squash (Sunburst)

A cheerful hybrid summer squash that looks like little flying saucers in bright yellow with distinctive scalloped edges that make every harvest feel festive. This compact, productive variety is perfect for small gardens and containers, producing tender, buttery-flavored fruits that are as beautiful as they are delicious. The unique UFO shape and vibrant color make it a favorite for farmers markets and gourmet cooking.

Straightneck Yellow Summer Squash

A classic summer squash variety that produces straight, bright yellow fruits with tender skin and creamy white flesh perfect for countless summer dishes. This prolific bush-type plant delivers abundant harvests throughout the growing season, making it a staple in home gardens for generations. The mild flavor and versatile size make it perfect for everything from simple sautéing to elaborate summer casseroles.

Sweet Dumpling Winter Squash

An adorable miniature winter squash that looks like a tiny pumpkin with cream-colored skin decorated with dark green stripes and ribs. Each compact vine produces 6-10 individual-serving sized fruits with sweet, tender flesh that's perfect for stuffing or roasting whole. The attractive appearance and convenient single-serving size make it ideal for fall decorations that transition beautifully to the dinner table.

Table King Bush Acorn Squash

A space-saving bush variety that delivers all the classic acorn squash flavor without the sprawling vines. This compact plant produces perfectly proportioned, single-serving acorn squashes with deep ridges and sweet, orange flesh that becomes incredibly tender when roasted. Its bush habit makes it perfect for smaller gardens while still providing excellent yields.

Yellow Crookneck Squash Early Summer