Category Archives: Vegetables
Bean Shell Bush Dragon’s Tongue Wax
Dragon’s Tongue Wax is an old dual purpose French variety (Dragon Langerie) with gorgeous pods that are yellow streaked with purple. As snap beans the pods turn all yellow after cooking but they’re delicious as shell beans too.
Mustard Segal
Green to purple leaves are a great cut-and-come again addition to the spring and fall garden.
Radish Early Scarlet Globe
One of the most popular home garden varieties of the past 100 years. Early high-yielding this favorite produces uniform bright red globes with crisp tender juicy and mild white flesh.
Pepper Sweet Bananarama
If you like banana peppers you’ll love this hybrid whopper. It produces much bigger peppers on much smaller plants. Each fruit is 2″ longer and an amazing 30% meatier than the peppers on Sweet Banana. The fruits are 8″ long
Cabbage Charleston Wakefield
In the 19th century cabbage was a delicious fixture on American dinner tables. Introduced in 1892 this longtime favorite has lost none of its flavor. The large 6-8″ elongated heads tip the scales at 4-6 lb. and store extremely well.
Tomato Rainbow Blend Heirloom
Beautiful and tasty heirloom varieties chosen for a rainbow of colors and range of flavors from mild to sweet to tangy. The mix is composed equally of Bonny Best (red) Brandywine Pink (pink) Golden Sunburst (yellow) Black Krim (purple) Evergreen
Lettuce Gourmet Blend
Gourmet Blend features a tasty and colorful mix of five looseleafs in shades from green to red and textures from oakleaf to tightly ruffled. Fast-growing tender colorful and tolerant of hot weather our popular looseleaf blend is selected for a
Pea Wando
The sweetness of garden peas is legendary. Wando is our most productive pea in warm weather. It’s also tolerant of cold so it can be planted early. The blunt dark green pods with 7 to 8 medium-sized peas are great
Brussels Sprouts Long Island
HEIRLOOM. The semi-dwarf plants are stocky with leaves closely spaced so there are lots of tasty sprouts on the short self-supporting stems. Introduced at the end of the 19th century this was once one of the most important commercial varieties.
Beet Early Wonder
Sweet is the beet. When it comes to beets the earlier the better. A dual-purpose beet with sweet early-producing 3-4″ roots and extra tall and flavorful tops for harvesting as greens. Cut the 18″ tall greens and use in lieu
Pea Snowbird
Very early erect dwarf plants 18″ tall produce amazing numbers of 3″ pods in groups of two to three. Ready to pick 58 days after seed is sown. CULINARY HINT! Eat entire pods; pick when peas are just forming. Prepare
Bean Bush Provider Organic
High quality round straight beans 5-8″ long are produced in abundance on 18″ tall plants. Does well growing in a range of conditions. Certified Organic by Oregon Tilth
Pepper Sweet Orange Blaze Hybrid
We’re sweet on this sweet orange bell pepper the AAS 2011 winner. Orange Blaze is a winner for great flavor early maturity easy-growing personality and remarkable disease resistance. Beauteous 2-3 lobed fruits are 4” long and 1.5” wide-optimally sized for
Garlic Maiskij
Maiskij is another beautiful Turban garlic with a rich garlicky flavor that has a robust pungency. Grows well in most of the USA. Turbans are the very earliest harvesting garlics that store until mid-November. Harvest fall planted garlic the following
Tomatillo Gigante
The Salsa star! Gigante rocks with flavor having close to 50% more sugar than other tomatillos. It’s also earlier bigger and tastier than any other. Just right for chili salsa soups and your favorite Latin American dishes. Size: 4″ across.
Bean Fortex
Extraordinaire! A French bean that’s bigger and tastier-a new classic. A gourmet’s delight this stringless French variety is everything you wish for in a bean: tender green mildly sweet nutty meaty savory. Wildly popular in France (the French know beans)
Tomato Super Sweet 100 Hybrid
Cherry tomatoes bursting with sugary flavor. The scarlet cherry-sized fruits are produced in long pendulous clusters right up to frost. Grow on stakes or a fence.
Corn Sweetness Hybrid
Lend me your ears! A summer without the taste of sweet corn is a summer ill-spent. Sweet to the last kernel this hybrid sweetheart raises the bar for corn-loving sweetness leading the harvest for flavor and earliness. Delectable picture-perfect bicolor
Sprout Seed Broccoli
The healthiest and spiciest sprouts of all. These are easy to grow (sprout) and are quick to germinate. Sprouts can be grown all year round for delicious and nutritious eating.
Cabbage Brunswick
Brunswick is a seldom-encountered German heirloom that dates back to the 18th Century. An excellent late-season variety the large 6-9 lb. drum-shaped heads are dense and firm. A favorite choice for homemade sauerkraut. Stores well for long periods.
