BEST SELLERS

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  Garlic Silver Rose

  A smooth silvery-skinned garlic with rose-colored cloves and mild flavor it ingeniously evokes and amplifies the flavors of other recipe ingredients. Silver Rose is widely adapted Read More »
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  Windowsill Greenhouse Kit with Heat Mat

  Starting seeds on a windowsill has long been a favorite of home gardeners. But many have experienced problems with seed kits that are too big to Read More »
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  Tomato German Pink

  Here is one of the two Batavian heirlooms from Diane Ott Whealy’s family varieties that became the impetus for the compendious Seed Savers Exchange in Iowa. Read More »
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  Verbena Twister Purple

  Large bicolor flowers with dizzy swirling patterns in purple-and-pink—serenely complemented by dark-green foliage. Hardy heat- and drought-tolerant 12-14″ plants are early bloomers flower like crazy until Read More »
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  Corn Salad D’Etampes

  With a delicious history extending back to the 1880s this traditional French heirloom variety has larger rounder leaves-with none of the cupping of other corn salad Read More »
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  DeWit RH Cape Cod Weeder

  Heirloom quality. Right handed. Slice weeds off at the base. Drag under mulch to cut weeds without disturbing mulch. Hand- forged with the finest boron steel. Read More »
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  Columbine Quetzal Mix

  Just like the brilliant tail feathers of the famous Long-Tailed Quetzal bird of Central America these blooms proudly display their extra-large spurs up and outward atop Read More »
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  Penstemon Red Riding Hood

  This beardtongue variety is notable for its prodigious masses of bright intensely red 1″ flowers and sturdy stocky habit. Great cut flowers. Read More »
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  Bean Blue Lake 274 Bush

  Blue Lake 274 is an all-time favorite bean that’s nearly fiber-free produces prolifically over a long season and has excellent flavor fresh or frozen. A heavy Read More »
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  Bean Cherokee Trail of Tears

  These were the beans carried in the pockets of Cherokee Indians on their tragic forced relocation from North Carolina’s Smoky Mountains to Oklahoma in 1838-1839. Shiny Read More »
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  Ipomopsis Hummingbird Mix

  Now you can enjoy the festive colors of this native Southwest annual regardless of where you garden. Breeders have refined this mix to near perfection. The Read More »
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  Tomato Thessaloniki

  Bred in Greece when this variety was introduced in the U.S. in the 1950s its flavor and high-quality fruits made it an instant hit. Indeterminate vines Read More »
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  Tomato Big Rainbow

  The flesh inside is marbled with red in the bottom half of the fruit. It has a big lumpy beefsteak shape with a very mild and Read More »
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  Watermelon Carolina Cross #183 Heirloom

  These enormous watermelons are oblong with light green stripes and are ready to harvest just 100 days after sowing. GARDEN HINTS: For early fruiting and to Read More »