Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds
America’s top source for pure heirloom seeds! Baker Creek carries one of the largest selections of seeds from the 19th century, including many Asian and European varieties. The company has become a tool to promote and preserve our agricultural and culinary heritage.
All Baker Creek seed is non-hybrid, non-GMO, non-treated and non-patented.
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Melon, Dark Green Serpent
$2.50An ancient heirloom introduced from Armenia into Italy as far back as the 1400’s. Picked small (18 inches or less) ...
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Tomato, Vinson Watts
$2.50An old Virginian heirloom tomato that was grown in the Moorehead, Kentucky area. The seed originated in Lee county, Virginia. ...
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Huckleberry (Baker Creek)
$2.00Originating in Africa, Huckleberries (Solanum melanocerasum) are terrific in pies and other baked goods. Strong plants are grown like peppers ...
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Tomato, Barnes Mountain
$2.00Beautiful orange fruits are produced in abundance on these very tall tomato vines. Rich old-time tomato taste, grown at Barnes ...
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Broccoli, Early Purple Sprouting
$2.50An English heirloom variety, bred for overwintering, that produces lots of purple broccoli sprouts in the spring. Grows slowly through ...
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Tomato, Big Rainbow
$2.50These heirloom tomatoes are very striking sliced, as the yellow fruit has neon red streaking though the flesh. Produces large ...
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Broccoli, Rapini
$2.00An Italian non-heading broccoli grown for flavorful spring shoots and leaves. The Rapini variety is great for cooking or in ...
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Tomato, Bison
$2.50Originally offered by Oscar Will in 1937, Bison Tomato dwarf determinate plants require no staking or pruning and produce deep ...
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Broccoli, Waltham 29
$2.50Introduced in 1954, Waltham Broccoli yields 4 to 8-inch green heads that are nicely flavored. Beautiful, compact plants also produce ...
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Pepper, Lipstick
$2.50A delicious pepper with 4-inch long sweet fruit. This Lipstick variety is early to mature and ripens well in northern ...
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Tomato, Black Icicle
$3.00A great variety for both home gardeners and chefs. Stunning, perfectly shaped, deep purplish-brown fruits are almost black. This heirloom ...
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Brussel Sprouts, Long Island
$2.50The standard open-pollinated heirloom Brussel Sprouts (B. oleracea) variety since the 1890's. Produces heavy yields of delicious sprouts. (100 days) Planting ...
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Pepper, Melrose
$2.50This heirloom variety is a superb frying pepper that was brought from Italy years ago. The 4-inch fruit turns brilliant-red ...
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Buckwheat
$5.50A short season annual, Buckwheat (Fagopyrum esculentum) is a tender plant used as a warm-season cover crop. Plant anytime in ...
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Italian Pepperoncini
$2.50These popular pickling peppers, from southern Italy, have superb flavor and just a little heat. (70-80 days) Planting Instructions: Start seeds indoors ...
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Cabbage, Brunswick
$2.00Introduced in 1924, this large heirloom variety is very cold hardy. Brunswick Cabbage stores well and is an excellent market ...
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Pepper, Purple Beauty
$2.50Crisp texture and a mild, sweet flavor makes this heirloom pepper popular with just about everyone. Produces lots of beautiful ...
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Tomato, Brandywine (Baker Creek)
$2.25Our most popular tomato! A favorite of many gardeners, Brandywine Tomatoes yield large fruit (1 to 2 lbs.) with superb ...
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Cabbage, Cour Di Bue
$2.00Tender, oxheart-type cabbage heads, that are very good for home use or specialty markets. We offer quality Italian seed for ...
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Kale, Blue Curled Scotch
$2.00Compact plants yield tender, blue-green leaves that are quite delicious. Blue Curled Scotch Kale is very cold hardy and rich ...
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Pepper, Quadrato d’Asti Giallo
$2.50The huge fruit of the giant yellow Quadrato bell pepper is a favorite. The largest variety we have grown, beautiful ...
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Tomato, Carbon
$2.50Winner of the 2005 Heirloom Garden Show "Best Tasting Tomato" award. Fruits are smooth, large and beautiful, being one of ...
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Cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield
$2.50Introduced in the 1840s, with tasty 2 pound sweet and flavorful conical heads. This very early Cabbage variety was sold ...
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Cabbage, Glory of Enkhuizen
$2.00Introduced in 1899 by Sluis & Groot in Enkhuizen, Holland, this cabbage has medium to large round heads. An early, ...
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Kale, Dwarf Siberian
$1.75A tasty Russian kale that produces top-quality leaves that are only slightly frilled. Plants grow to 16-inches tall and are ...
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Pepper, Red Marconi
$2.50A famous Italian frying pepper that yields large 7-inch long tapered fruit -- very sweet. Great for frying or eat ...
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Cabbage, Mammoth Red Rock
$2.50A large heirloom cabbage from 1889 with deep red heads that have good flavor and color. (90 days) Planting Instructions: Start seeds ...
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Tomato, Csikos Botermo
$2.50Attractive heirloom tomato has stunning yellow stripes on red fruit and is nicely flavored. Csikos Botermo is a small "cluster" ...
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Cabbage, Nero Di Toscana
$2.50This loose-leafed cabbage dates back to the early 1800s and has beautiful, deep black-green leaves that are heavily savoyed. Popular ...
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Kale, Russian Red (Baker Creek)
$2.50A pre-1885 heirloom variety, Russian Red Kale is very tender and has a great flavor. Oak type leaves have a ...
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Pepper, Sweet Chocolate (Baker Creek)
$2.75The flesh of this heirloom pepper is very delicious and a cola-red color. The medium-sized, semi-bell shaped fruit mature early, ...
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Cabbage, Tete Noire
$2.50A traditional French Tete Noire variety that is very rare outside of Europe. Deep-red cabbage heads are of good quality ...
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Tomato, German Lunchbox
$2.50This heirloom tomato was brought into the seed store by a local gentleman who had been saving the seed for ...
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Calendula, Orange Porcupine
$2.50A beautiful selection of the old "Radio" variety. Orange Porcupine Calendula has impressive quilled petals that are bright orange in ...
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Kohlrabi, Early Purple Vienna
$1.50Delicious cabbage-flavored bulbs that grow above ground and have purple skin and sweet, white flesh. Good cooked or raw, Kohlrabi ...
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Pepper, Sweet King of the North
$2.50An excellent bell pepper for short-season growers. This productive heirloom produces nice, blocky fruit that are flavorful when picked either ...
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Tomato, Great White
$2.50One of our favorite heirloom tomatoes! Large, 1-pound creamy white fruit, that is so good and deliciously juicy, it reminds ...
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Kohlrabi, Early White Vienna
$1.50Mild and tasty cabbage-flavored bulbs that grow above ground and have a pale green skin. Good cooked or raw, Kohlrabi ...
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Pepper, Sweet Yellow Stuffing
$2.50This amazing little heirloom pepper comes to us from Amish grower Esther Smucker of Indiana. The seed was passed down ...
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Caraway
$2.50Delicious seeds are used for flavoring many dishes, from deserts to soup. Caraway (Carum carvi) leaves are used in salads, ...
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Larkspur, Apple Blossom
$2.50Lovely pale pink to almost white blossoms on beautiful flower spikes. This heirloom Larkspur (D. ajacis) is really quite fashionable. ...
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Carrot, Amarillo
$3.00Lovely lemon-yellow roots have sweet, bright colored flesh. Amarillo Carrots are good for a summer to fall crop with large ...
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Leek, Autumn Giant
$2.00Fine-flavored, mid-season leek variety for harvest through autumn. Leaves have a medium-green color and a broad white shank of medium ...
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Perilla, Purple (Zi Su aka Shiso)
$2.50A beautiful and delicious herb that is very popular in Asia. The purple-red leaves are used to color and flavor ...
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Tomato, Ivory Pear
$2.50These heirloom tomato plants are high yielders! Small fruits are ivory-cream in color, shaped like little pears and very tasty. ...
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Carrot, Chantenay Red Core
$2.50A good market variety heirloom that is smooth and refined in shape. One of the sweetest, this variety was introduced ...
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Petunia, Dwarf Bedding Mix
$2.50Here is the old standard petunia that graced American gardens in the 1950s. Dwarf plants produce loads of brightly-colored flowers ...
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Carrot, Cosmic Purple
$3.00Spicy and sweet -- perfect for farmers' markets! Cosmic Purple Carrots have bright purple skin and flesh that comes in ...
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Tomato, Millionaire
$2.50Famous for over 50 years, the Millionaire Tomato has a delectable, sweet flavor and can be used fresh or for ...
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Poppy, Frosted Salmon
$2.50Giant poppy (Papaver somniferum) flowers are a bright salmon-pink color with creamy, frosted edges. This annual really makes a bold ...
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Tomato, Omar’s Lebanese
$2.50A rare family heirloom from Lebanon that produces one of largest tomatoes you can grow - up to 4 pounds! ...
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Carrot, Kuroda
$2.00Ideal for home or market. The Kuroda Carrot has deep orange, stubby roots that are mild and sweet. Grows well ...
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Tomato, Pineapple
$2.50A very large heirloom tomato, up to 2 lbs. The yellow fruit has red streaks through the flesh and is ...
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Poppy, Mother of Pearl
$3.00A lovely poppy mixture (Papaver rhoeas) with a good balance of pastel colors. Various flowers have flecking in the same ...
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Carrot, Little Finger
$2.00Developed in France for canning and pickling, this superb baby-type carrot has a deep orange color and sweet flavor. Great ...
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Lettuce, Australian Yellow
$2.25Glossy, deeply savoyed lettuce leaves look like chartreuse seersucker! A loose-leaf heirloom variety from Down Under that is reported to ...
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Carrot, Muscade
$2.50A delicious North African carrot that produces blocky, 7-inch orange roots that have exceptional flavor and a crisp, crunchy texture. ...
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Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson
$2.50Introduced in the 1870's by Peter Henderson and Company, Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce is sweet and tender with light yellow-green ...
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Tomato, Rutgers
$2.50A fine New Jersey heirloom tomato that produces large, red 8 oz. globes -- good fresh or for canning. Strong ...
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Lettuce, Crisp Mint
$2.50Mild, sweet and crunchy! This large romaine-type lettuce with 10-inch heads is a standout in the salad garden. Mint-green outer ...
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Carrot, St. Valery
$2.25The Vilmorins of France mentioned this carrot variety in 1885 and said it had been grown “a long time” then. ...
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Tomato, Thessaloniki
$2.50The Greek tomato that was introduced to the USA in the 1950s by Glecklers Seedsmen, of Ohio. It is a ...
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Carrot, Tonda Di Parigi
$2.50These round, 19th-century Parisian heirloom carrots are harvested at 1 to 2 inches and are deep orange in color. A ...
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Tomato, Tigerella
$2.00Tasty, round fruits are bright red with orange stripes and very beautiful. Tigerella Tomato starts producing early and the yields ...
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Pumpkin, Musquee de Provence
$2.75A traditional variety from southern France, the Musquee de Provence are gorgeous pumpkins shaped like a wheel of cheese. The ...
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Pumpkin, Rouge Vif d’Etampes
$2.50Flattened and ribbed large fruits are a gorgeous deep red-orange color. A very old french heirloom, this was the most ...
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Lettuce, Little Gem
$2.25A small, romaine-type. Little Gem Lettuce is one of the very best-tasting heirloom lettuces. A superb heat-tolerant variety that is ...
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Radish, China Rose
$2.50One of the oldest types of heirloom radish available. A very hardy, fall/ winter type. Roots are about 5-inches long ...
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Cauliflower, Green Macerata
$2.50Beautiful purple cauliflower heads that cook to bright green and have a fine, sweet flavor. Insect-resistant variety that is easier ...
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Watermelon, Ali Baba
$2.50Ali Baba watermelons have hard, light-green rinds that are perfect for shipping and storage. Plants are large and provide heavy ...
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Cauliflower, Purple of Sicily
$2.50Beautiful purple cauliflower heads that cook to bright green and have a fine, sweet flavor. An insect-resistant variety that is ...
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Cauliflower, Snowball (Baker Creek)
$2.50A standard white type that has good-sized cauliflower heads. The Snowball variety has been an American favorite for over 100 ...
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Celery, Giant Red Re-Selection
$2.75Red celery has a richer flavor than the green types and until you've sampled the golden-pink hearts, you haven't tasted ...
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Lettuce, Rocky Top Mix
$3.00Our best-selling seed mix! Containing brightly colored and unique lettuces, Rocky Top makes a flavorful and brilliant salad. Perfect for ...
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Radish, Misato Rose
$2.50The skin of the Misato Rose Radish runs from light pink to green, but it is the flesh that is ...
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Watermelon, Moon & Stars
$2.50A legendary heirloom variety rediscovered in Macon, Missouri. This watermelon can grow over 40 lbs. and has a deep, dark ...
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Celery, Tendercrisp
$2.50A very large variety of celery with excellent flavor. (100 days from transplant) Planting Instructions: Start seeds indoors up to 8 weeks before ...
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Radish, National 2
$2.00Attractive and colorful with round red roots and a nice white tip. The National 2 Radish is early to mature, ...
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Watermelon, Orangeglo
$2.75Beautiful, deep orange flesh that is very sweet and has an almost tropical flavor! Orangeglo Watermelon produces high yields on ...
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Chervil
$1.75Popular in French cooking, Chervil (Anthriscus cerefolium) has a slightly anise-like flavor that is appreciated when added to egg, vegetable ...
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Radish, Pink Beauty
$2.50A sweet and tasty radish that has become hard to find. Popular at farmer's markets and a must for all ...
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Lima Bean, Dixie Speckled Butterpea
$2.00A delicious baby lima bean. Very productive, beans are about the size of peas, red-speckled with a deep purple color. ...
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Radish, Scarlet Globe (Baker Creek)
$1.75A classic red radish with crisp white flesh that is mild and tasty. The Early Scarlet Globe has a better ...
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Lima Bean, Henderson’s Bush
$2.50Introduced in 1888 by Peter Henderson and Company, this tender lima bean is one of the more popular varieties. In ...
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Cilantro (Baker Creek)
$2.00Popular in Mexican cuisine, Cilantro (Coriandrum sativum) is a must for salsa and chili recipes -- delicious and flavorful. (40-60 ...
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Radish, White Hailstone
$1.75An old-time radish that is very tasty, mild and crisp. (55 days) Planting Instructions: This cabbage-relative originally from Asia needs cooler conditions ...
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Lima Bean, Jackson Wonder Bush
$2.50Introduced in 1888 by David Landreth and Sons. Jackson Wonder Bush produces heavy yields of small to medium-sized, tan and ...
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Cockscomb, Amish
$2.50Orral and Joan Craig discovered this Cockscomb variety growing in an Amish garden near Arthur, Illinois. Beautiful, large red flowers ...
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Long Bean, Thai White Seeded
$2.50You will enjoy this great heirloom bean variety! Smooth, light-green, 25-inch long bean pods from Thailand. Delicious and crisp, with ...
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Rhubarb, Glaskins Perpetual
$2.75A wonderful English heirloom that produces stems that are greenish-red and can be harvested in its first year. Glaskins Perpetual ...
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Corn, Bedwell’s Supreme White
$4.00Stately heirloom corn that usually produces two large (12-14 inches), white ears per plant. Bedwell's Supreme White is fine for ...
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Corn, Cherokee White Eagle
$4.00Beautiful white and blue kernels on 8 to 10 inch ears, makes superb corn meal or can be used for ...
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Corn, Country Gentleman Sweet
$2.75One of the best heirloom sweet corns available. Sweet, delicious, milky and tender white corn kernels on 8-inch ears. The ...
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Zinnia, Button Box
$2.50A real favorite! Compact plants produce colorful blooms from early summer to frost. Button Box Zinnia is perfect at the ...
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Corn, Dakota Black
$3.50Dark reddish-black ears are quite attractive for fall decorations or popping into tasty popcorn! This variety is easy to grow ...
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Marigold, Court Jester
$2.00The Court Jester Marigold has stunning golden-yellow and burgundy striped single blooms. Very attractive on the dwarf plants. (Annual, 12" ...
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Rutabagas, American Purple Top
$2.50Very tasty, mild and sweet, great cooked or raw, bright yellow flesh, top quality. A pre-1920 heirloom, Rutabagas (B. napas) ...
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Zinnia, Envy
$2.50Exciting chartreuse-green, 3-inch blooms that are very unique. A wonderful Zinnia variety that is always a favorite! (Annual) Planting Instructions: Start seeds ...
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Marigold, Cracker Jack Mix
$2.50A beautiful mix of reds, pinks, greens and burgundy! This giant African Marigold is popular with gardeners coast to coast. ...
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Corn, Stowell’s Evergreen (Baker Creek)
$2.75This is one of the oldest sweet corn varieties that is still in production, predating 1949. Stowell's Evergreen is a ...
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Marvel Of Peru, Tall Mix
$2.50A colorful mix of flowers, Marvel of Peru (Mirabilis jalapa) is a garden favorite. Also known as Four O' Clocks. ...
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Zinnia, Pink Senorita
$2.50Salmon-pink flowers top all zinnias for beauty in the garden. Large, mostly double blooms are superb for cut flower use. ...
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Melon, Afghan Honeydew
$3.00Grown in the high mountain valleys north of Kabul, Afghanistan, this delicious honeydew melon measures 8-inches long and is shaped ...
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Zinnia, Royal Purple
$2.50These lovely, large, light purple dahlia-type flowers are perfect by themselves or in mixed bouquets. A real show stopper! (Annual) Planting ...
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Corn, Thompson Prolific
$2.75Excellent, pale yellow dent-type corn kernel, that is very productive. An excellent choice for the middle South, Thompson Prolific produces ...
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Zucchini, Black Beauty (Baker Creek)
$2.25Classic dark-green summer squash that has made modern zucchini of this type popular. The Black Beauty variety is delicious fried ...
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Melon, Banana
$2.50Banana-shaped melon has smooth yellow skin and sweet, spicy salmon flesh. Grows to 16" to 24" long, 5 to 10 ...
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Shungiku, Edible Chrysanthemum
$2.50A beautiful Oriental heirloom, very colorful. Delicious green Shungiku leaves are great in salads and stir-fry. The brilliant yellow flowers ...
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Melon, Early Hanover (Baker Creek)
$2.50Luscious, 2 to 3 pound, green fleshed melons are bursting with flavor. Introduced by T.W. Woods & Sons of Richmond, ...
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Snapdragon, Apple Blossom
$2.50A full-sized, old-fashioned snapdragon with large blooms in apple-blossom pink and pale gold. Stunning in borders or as an accent ...
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Cucumber, Boothby’s Blonde
$2.50Heirloom cucumber variety from Livermore, Maine, where the Boothby family has grown it for several generations. It sets high yields ...
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Melon, Early Silver Line
$2.50Beautiful, oval-shaped melons weighing 1 to 2 pounds with lovely silver stripes. The white flesh is crisp and sweet. This ...
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Cucumber, Boston Pickling
$1.75An old heirloom cucumber dating back to 1880. Vigorous vines produce large yields of smooth, green fruit. It is excellent ...
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Snow Pea, Oregon Sugar Pod II
$2.50Large 4 to 5 inch pea pods are superbly tender and delicious. This is our favorite heirloom snow pea. Bush ...
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Cucumber, Chinese Yellow
$2.50A very rare Chinese heirloom cucumber. This was our largest yielding variety ever -- just a few plants produced hundreds ...
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Cucumber, De Bourbonne
$2.00Tiny pickling cucumbers are ready in about 50 days. This old French heirloom is used to make the 2" long ...
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Melon, Golden Crispy
$3.00A commercial variety that was discontinued in the early 1980’s, this oblong to pear-shaped melon weighs about 1/2-pound. Smooth golden ...
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Soybean, Fledderjohn
$3.00One of the world's oldest crops, grown in Asia for thousands of years where it is a staple protein source. ...
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Cucumber, Delikatesse
$2.00A rare variety from Germany, this heirloom cucumber is perfect for slicing or pickling. Large, 10-inch long, unique fruits are ...
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Melon, Kiwano Jelly
$3.00Native to Africa, this unusual melon has spiny "horns" and green-yellow skin that turns a bright orange when ready to ...
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Melon, Minnesota Midget
$2.50This very small, very early heirloom melon was introduced in Minnesota in 1948. Measuring just 4 inches across, Minnesota Midget's ...
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Cucumber, Dragon’s Egg
$2.75Beautiful, cream-colored heirloom is about the size and shape of a large egg! Mild, bitter-free and sweet-tasting, this little cucumber ...
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Melon, Tam Dew
$2.50Beautiful, ivory-green fruit; very sweet green flesh, with classic honeydew flavor! A superb melon variety. (100 days) Planting Instructions: Melons need fertile ...
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Melon, Tigger
$2.50An amazing looking melon! The fruit is a vibrant yellow with brilliant fire-red stripes (a few melons may be solid ...
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Cucumber, Japanese Long
$2.50This heirloom cucumber is a personal favorite, being very productive and delicious. Long, slim fruit -- with few seeds -- ...
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Mesclun Mix, European Salad
$3.00Plant this Mesclun Mix for one of the best tasting salads ever! Flavors range from tangy to spicy and colors ...
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Spinach, Bloomsdale (Baker Creek)
$2.50An old standard since 1925, Bloomsdale Long Standing Spinach has glossy, deep green, delicious leaves. (50 Days) Planting Instructions: One of the ...
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Cucumber, Marketmore 76
$2.50A superb eating heirloom cucumber that produces abundant yields of dark green, 8 to 9 inch fruit. A great slicer ...
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Spinach, Gigante D’Inverno
$2.00This flavorful spinach variety comes to us from Italy and produces large, deep green leaves well into the fall and ...
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Cucumber, Miniature White
$2.25These white-skinned, black-spined pickling cucumbers are great for container gardens. Production is good and starts very early on bush-type plants ...
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Morning Glory, Clark’s Heavenly Blue
$2.50Lovely, 4-inch pale-blue flowers; this heirloom Morning Glory dates to the 1920's. Produces long 12-foot vines and blooms the full ...
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Spinach, Merlo Nero
$2.50A fine flavored Italian spinach that has dark-green, savoyed leaves; this productive variety is fairly early. Rare in USA. (50 days) Planting ...
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Cucumber, Old Time White
$2.50A real Carolina heirloom! Grown for over 50 years by Mrs. Ruby Wallace of Dallas, North Carolina. Ruby first got ...
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Arugula
$2.00One of our most popular greens, Heirloom Arugula (Eruca sativa) has a spicy flavor and is delicious in salads. (40-45 ...
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Morning Glory, Rose Feather
$2.50A stunning Morning Glory (Ipomoea quamoclit) with lovely pink, star-shaped flowers -- very unique! Vines have feathery foliage that is ...
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Cucumber, Sikkim
$3.50Large fruits can reach several pounds in size. The ripe fruit of the Sikkim Cucumber is a unique rusty red ...
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Squash, Australian Butter
$2.50A very rare heirloom. This large (7-15 pound), peach colored squash from "Down Under" has extra thick, orange flesh of ...
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Asparagus, Precoce D’Argenteuil
$2.75A traditional heirloom, this gourmet asparagus variety is highly esteemed in Europe for its delicious stems with rose-colored buds that ...
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Cucumber, Telegraph Improved
$2.75Introduced around 1897, this English heirloom cucumber is a superb variety. Smooth, straight, dark-green fruit, grows up to 18-inches long. ...
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Mustard, Giant Red
$2.50A beautiful Japanese-type mustard (B. juncea). Purple-red leaves with a delicious, almost garlic-like, mustard flavor. Tasty in stir-fries or boiled ...
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Asters, Crego Mix
$2.50This beautiful heirloom Aster was introduced around 1900. Large, 4-inch flowers really stand out in their many brilliant colors; very ...
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Squash, Fordhook Zucchini
$2.00A classic, dark-green zucchini with tender, creamy-white flesh that freezes well. Grows on vigorous and productive bush plants. (57 days) Planting ...
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Bachelor’s Button, Frosted Queen Mix
$2.50Amazing, Bachelor Buttons come in yummy looking colors. Each double flower is frosted with white, creating a stunning effect. (Annual, ...
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Cucumber, Uzbekski
$2.75Unique and fun to grow! This fascinating heirloom cucumber is from the Mideast country of Uzbekistan. Big, chunky 6 to ...
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Nasturtium, Tall Trailing Mix
$2.50This heirloom favorite grows up to 10 feet in a season and is perfect for covering walls, arbors and tall ...
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Squash, Golden Zucchini
$2.50Slender fruits are bright golden-yellow. This heirloom Zucchini is as delicious as it is attractive; sturdy bush plants. (50-55 days) Planting ...
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Squash, Red Kuri (Hokkaido)
$2.50This red-orange, Japanese winter squash produces fruits that are 5 to 10 pounds each and teardrop shaped. The golden flesh ...
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Basil, Lime
$2.50A unique lime-flavored basil from Thailand. A popular variety for fresh market! (Tender perennial grown as an annual, up to ...
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Dill, Bouquet
$2.50Flowers easily with large seed heads. This heirloom herb is excellent in pickles and used to flavor many foods, including ...
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Okra, Burgundy
$2.50Pods and stems of this tender and delicious okra variety are a beautiful, deep-red. (30-75 days) Planting Instructions: Soaking seeds for 24 ...
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Basil, Siam Queen Thai
$2.50This very strong clove-scented basil is a must for curry and Thai dishes. Siam Queen has beautiful flowers and is ...
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Okra, Clemson Spineless
$1.50Best picked small, this spineless okra plant has tasty green pods. (60 days) Planting Instructions: Soaking seeds for 24 hours before planting ...
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Squash, Yellow Scallop
$2.50Likely predates Columbian times; a rare native American squash. Yellow Scallop (aka Golden Custard) has beautiful bright yellow fruit with ...
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Okra, Emerald
$2.50A Campbell Soup Company variety from the 1950s. Early, round-smooth, deep-green tasty Okra pods; high quality and early, tall plants. ...
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Bean, Arikara Yellow
$2.75A living piece of the Old West! Introduced by Oscar Will in about 1915, this productive dry bean was originally ...
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Okra, Jing Orange
$2.50Lovely pods are a deep reddish orange and are quite colorful. This Asian okra variety produces lots of flavorful 6-inch ...
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Bean, Blue Lake Bush 274
$2.50A garden favorite for over 40 years! Blue Lake Bush Beans produce heavy yields of flavorful, dark-green pods that are ...
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Eggplant, Applegreen
$2.00We highly recommend this early maturing eggplant with good yields. Incredibly delicious with smooth oval-round fruit growing on compact plants. ...
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Okra, Roberie
$2.50Grown for over 100 years by the Roberie family in St Landry Parish, Louisiana. Roberie Okra produces medium-sized green pods ...
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Stir Fry Mix, Siamese Dragon
$3.00All the best Asian greens for stir-frying and steaming. The rich flavor of these greens is incredible when lightly cooked ...
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Bean, Calima Bush
$2.75Beautiful pods of dark green color, slim straight shape, and superior flavor! Beans are held conveniently at the top of ...
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Eggplant, Diamond
$2.00Mild, dark purple, slender fruit, with a superb flavor and firm flesh. Becoming popular with market growers and home gardeners, ...
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Okra, Star of David (Baker Creek)
$2.50A delicious Israeli okra with short, very thick pods. The pods are twice as big around as most varieties. (70 ...
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Bean, Cherokee Trail of Tears
$2.75A hardy and prolific vining plant that's tasty as a snap or dry bean. This heirloom variety was brought from ...
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Eggplant, Jade Sweet
$2.25Attractive green skin and blocky-shaped fruits keep good quality considering this eggplants large size. Jade Sweet is a high yielding ...
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Summer Squash, White Scallop
$2.50An ancient native American heirloom squash, grown by the Northern Indians for hundreds of years. Great fried and baked, this ...
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Bean, Chinese Red Noodle
$2.50This incredible heirloom bean variety will draw lots of attention in your home garden or at market. Fantastic deep red, ...
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Eggplant, Japanese Pickling
$2.25A beautiful, slender variety that produces fruit up to 16 inches long. Attractive purple color, with pure white flesh that ...
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Onion, Brunswick
$2.25First offered in 1870, Brunswick Onion is a deep red-to-purple, flattened type. A very mild and sweet onion variety. Long ...
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Bean, Contender
$2.50Introduced in 1949, Contender (Buff) is a superb bush bean, with huge yields on small plants. Earlier than most heirloom ...
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Eggplant, Japanese White
$2.00This heirloom eggplant provides heavy yields all season long. Full, rich flavor, with lovely white fruit make this Japanese variety ...
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Onion, Red Creole
$2.50This short day onion is great for the South and stores well. Hard, flat bulbs have spicy, red flesh. Red ...
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Eggplant, Korean Red
$2.50Rounded bush to 3 feet tall, yields tender, sweet green fruits very early for an eggplant. Left to mature, the ...
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Onion, Red of Florence
$2.50These oblong, bright red onions are great for planting spring or fall. Seems to do well in many areas. They ...
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Bean, French Garden
$2.75Stringless, tender and sweet! This excellent garden bean provides high yields atop compact bush plants. Dark green, slender pods reach ...
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Eggplant, Little Fingers
$2.25Small, purple-black eggplants are produced in clusters on sturdy, compact plants. Fruits may be harvested when finger-sized, but may also ...
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Bean, Golden Wax
$2.50An old time favorite bush bean! Delicious, golden-yellow pods are stringless and of good quality. (55 days) Planting Instructions: Sow beans 1 ...
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Eggplant, Ping Tung
$2.50One of the best Chinese eggplants on the market! Fruits are purple and up to 18 inches long; 2 inches ...
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Onion, Yellow of Parma (Baker Creek)
$2.50A large, golden-yellow heirloom that grows well, even in colder climates. The Yellow of Parma Onion stores well and is ...
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Bean, Henderson’s Black Valentine
$2.00Introduced in 1897 by Peter Henderson and Company, this excellent snap bean has scrumptious pods. Also makes a fine dry ...
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Bean, Hidatsa Red Indian
$2.75A hardy, heirloom bean that comes from the Hidatsa people of the upper Missouri River Valley. Plump red beans for ...
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Oriental Greens, Mizuna
$1.75A delicious Japanese green that cooks like spinach. Mizuna produces many thin stalks and is often used in salads. (50 ...
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Bean, Jacob’s Cattle
$2.50A high yielding, all-purpose snap bean! Introduced in 1897 by Peter Henderson and Company, this excellent heirloom variety has tasty ...
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Fava Bean, Broad Windsor
$2.50An old English favorite! Broad Windsor yields gourmet, high-protein fava beans on upright non-branching plants. (75 days) Planting Instructions: Sow beans 1 ...
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Bean, McCaslan Pole
$2.00Dark-green pods are stringless and full of flavor -- very productive. This hardy variety was selected by the Corneli Seed ...
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Fennel (Baker Creek)
$1.50A highly aromatic and flavorful herb, Florence Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) grows like dill, and is often used in Italian cooking. ...
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Pak Choy, Dwarf
$2.50Perfect for market gardens, Dwarf Pak Choy is picked when just 2" tall! It has dark green, wrinkled leaves with ...
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Bean, Missouri Wonder
$2.50Introduced in the early 1930's, this pole bean variety was grown in corn fields, as corn stalks support them quite ...
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Pansy, Orange Sun
$1.75A beautiful large variety pansy from the Swiss Giants family. Fancy, tangerine-orange colored blossoms are stunning on bright green plants. ...
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Sweet Pea, Black Knight
$2.50A very fragrant sweet pea with dark purple, almost black, blossoms. Introduced in 1898 by Henry Eckford, a pioneer in ...
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Bean, Roma II
$2.25An improved Romano, bush bean that yields large amounts of 6 to 7-inch pods. Very flavorful. (55 days) Planting Instructions: Sow beans ...
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Parsley, Giant of Italy
$1.75A very large, Italian strain of parsley with great flavor. Perfect for sauces. Biennial in zones 6-9. (Annual) Planting Instructions: Hardy biennial, ...
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Sweet Pea, Blanche Ferry
$2.50A profuse bloomer with a sweet fragrance. This beautiful rose-colored sweet pea is the oldest American introduction, from 1889. It ...
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Sweet Pea, Chocolate Streamer
$3.00Sure to be a garden favorite! Gorgeous, chocolate-speckled sweet pea blossoms are extremely fragrant. Seed is rare and not always ...
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Bean, Snow Cap
$2.75A beautiful bean with a striking white half (or cap), the other half being beige with red and brown markings. ...
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Garbanzo Bean, Kabouli Black
$3.00Perfect for making hummus and other Middle Eastern dishes. This unique heirloom variety was collected in Kabul, Afghanistan. The 2-foot ...
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Beet, Albino
$2.75A pure white heirloom beet from Holland. Unusual and tasty -- the greens are good too! May be used for ...
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Garden Berry, Dwarf Coffee Plant
$3.25Grow your own coffee beans with this tropical houseplant! The Dwarf Coffee Plant (Coffea arabica nana) grows up to 4-feet ...
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Sweet Pea Mix (Spencer Choice)
$2.50Large, heavily ruffled flowers are perfect for cutting. This fragrant Sweet Pea Mix includes selections from the entire range of ...
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Garden Berry, Orange Master Pomegranate
$5.00Perfect for containers, this extra-dwarf pomegranate is early-flowering and good for bonsai. Small, ornamental fruits can tolerate light frosts, but ...
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Beet, Bull’s Blood (Baker Creek)
$2.50This popular heirloom beet has a beautiful, deep-red color and reddish-purple leaves! Very sweet and delicious, the baby leaves are ...
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Garden Berry, Wonderberry
$2.50Developed by Luther Burbank, the Wonderberry (Solanum burbankii) has tasty, small blue-purple fruit and is good fresh or cooked. Small ...
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Pea, Sugar Snap
$2.25An AAS winner from 1979. The delicious, tender pods are great raw (eaten before you ever leave the garden), stir-fried, ...
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Garden Berry, Yellow Wonder Wild Strawberry
$2.50Small yellow strawberries are very tasty and unique looking. A favorite in Europe, many actually prefer the taste of this ...
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Beet, Crosby’s Egyptian
$2.25Improved Crosby's strain was first introduced to this country in 1869. A quality heirloom beet that is early, tender and ...
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Garden Pea, Alaska
$2.25An heirloom from the late 1800s, these garden peas produce good yields of delicious soup peas. Great for short season ...
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Swiss Chard, Rainbow
$2.50Originally from Australia, Rainbow Chard is mild, ornamental and very tasty. Perfect for market growers and specialty markets. (60 days) Planting ...
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Garden Pea, Desiree Dwarf
$3.00Stunning violet-blue pods are produced on lovely bush plants that do not require staking. These delicious peas are perfect for ...
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Pepper, Anaheim
$2.50Delicious mildly hot flavor, excellent for roasting or frying, good yields of very large Anaheim peppers. (80 days) Planting Instructions: Start seeds ...
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Beet, Cylindra (Baker Creek)
$2.00A wonderful Heirloom from Denmark, this popular beet variety is best known for slicing with its long, cylindrical roots. Tender ...
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Garden Pea, Lincoln
$2.50An old-time pea introduced in 1908. High-yielding and tasty, this Garden Pea does better than most in warm weather. The ...
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Beet, Detroit Dark Red
$2.50Our most popular, all-purpose garden beet; uniform and smooth, blood-red flesh that is sweet and tasty. 14-inch tops make good ...
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Garden Pea, Little Marvel
$2.50An heirloom variety from 1908, these vigorous bush plants produce heavy yields. A fine-flavored garden pea that's great for backyard ...
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Beet, Early Wonder
$2.00An old heirloom beet, pre-1811 variety. Early, smooth and round, this beet is perfect pickled, fresh, cooked or in borscht. ...
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Thyme (Baker Creek)
$2.50A very aromatic french thyme (T. Vulgaris) that is especially good with poultry, egg and fish dishes. This popular herb ...
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Beet, Golden
$2.50Very sweet tasting, this golden-yellow beet dates back to the 1820's or before. A beautiful garden beet that won't bleed ...
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Gooseberry, Giant Cape
$2.00Native to Brazil, the cape gooseberry (Physalis peruviana) was grown in England by 1774 and cultivated by settlers at the ...
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Pepper, California Wonder
$2.50An excellent green bell pepper of nice size and very good yield; a popular old-time heirloom variety. (70 days) Planting Instructions: Start ...
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Pepper, Cayenne
$2.50Slender, long cayenne peppers turn bright-red and are very hot. The 2-foot tall plants are vigorous and very productive. This ...
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Tomatillo, Purple
$2.50Beautiful large, purple tomatillos! Many are a bright violet color throughout their flesh and are much sweeter than the green ...
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Pepper Chocolate Habanero
$2.50Chocolate-brown, lantern shaped fruits are 2-inches long, and so ornamental! Don't let the color fool you; these are not candy, ...
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Bok Choy, Canton
$2.00A typical Nai-Pe-Tsai type bok choy that produces thick, white stems and deep green leaves. This oriental green is great ...
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Ground Cherry
$2.50Huge yields of tart berries, this Ground Cherry (P. pruinosa) was often grown by the Pilgrims. Excellent for use in ...
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Pepper, Emerald Giant
$2.50Large, blocky bell peppers have thick, sweet flesh. Dark green fruit turns red when ripe. Vigorous plants produce heavy yields. ...
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Tomato, Amana Orange
$2.25Glowing orange beefsteak tomatoes have an intense full flavor that most varieties can't match! This very attractive heirloom tomato is ...
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Bok Choy, Ching Chang
$2.50Tender and mild, this baby bok choy is a standard for quality. Small bok choy heads are harvested when just ...

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