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Vegetables
Heirloom vegetable seeds — not the sort you’ll find in box stores — have been passed down through the generations and are cherished for their outstanding characteristics, such as superior flavor, vibrant color, adaptability and hardiness. In the last several years, heirlooms of all types have created a culinary revolution among home cooks and gourmet chefs. Growing them can be one of the most satisfying gardening — and eating! — experiences you’ll have.
All the garden seed offered by Planet Natural is non-treated, non-GMO and NOT purchased from Monsanto-owned Seminis. Planting instructions are included with each packet.
Heirloom Seed Packs are Shipped FREE!
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Arugula
Known also as rocket, roquette, rugula and rucola, arugula is easy to grow.
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Bean
A garden and kitchen staple, unique beans -- bush, pole or shell -- are a summer treat!
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Beet
Beautiful colors and sweet flesh make home-grown beets a great choice.
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Broccoli
A nutritious powerhouse, home-grown broccoli beats anything from the market.
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Cabbage
Red or green, the crisp leaves of cabbage are a delight in slaws, salads and soups.
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Carrot
Carrots aren't always orange! Sow in loose or sandy soil and keep moist for perfect roots.
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Cauliflower
Similar to its broccoli cousin, a well-grown cauliflower is a thing of beauty.
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Chard
This big, leafy cousin to beets comes in a dazzling array of brilliant colors.
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Corn
Nothing says summer like fresh picked sweet corn grown in your own backyard.
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Cucumber
Cool, crisp and refreshing, cucumbers come in a variety of shapes and colors.
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Eggplant
Eggplant varieties come in shapes and colors you've never seen in the grocery store.
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Fruits, Berries & Grains
These unique plants are easier to grow than you might think and will satisfy for years.
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Gourd
Nothing symbolizes autumn like beautiful, easy to grow, ornamental gourds.
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Ground Cherry
Also known as husk tomatoes, ground cherries bear tangy, paper-encased fruits.
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Kale
One of the hardiest greens you can grow, kale is chock-full of vitamins and minerals.
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Leek
Leeks grow easily and have a sweeter, more subtle flavor than their onion cousins.
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Lettuce
Easy to grow and quick to mature, lettuce is a backyard garden favorite.
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Melon
Melons, with their unusual shapes and colors, are a sweet change from the ordinary.
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Okra
A Southern favorite and a must for gumbo (delicious fried too), okra loves heat.
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Onion
Sow onions indoors up to twelve weeks ahead of outdoor transplanting.
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Pea
Garden peas are a favorite cool weather crop and often the first to be sown in spring.
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Pepper
These American natives, loaded with Vitamin C, come in hundreds of varieties.
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Pumpkin
The jolliest of garden crops! These varieties are great for pies and jack-o-lanterns.
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Radish
Peppery or spicy, radishes are everyone's favorite fresh salad addition.
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Root Crops
Turnips are quick growers, cold tolerant and yield greens that are delicious.
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Soybean
Grow your own soybeans? You bet! High in protein (40%!) and rich in fiber.
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Spinach
Mineral-rich and a Vitamin C powerhouse, spinach can be sown early in the season.
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Squash
Summer squash — patty pan, crook neck and zucchini — are prolific and delicious.
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Tomatillo
Yellow, green, or purple, tomatillos are the basis of great salsas, sauces and jams.
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Tomato
When's the last time you had a fresh, great tasting tomato from the supermarket?
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Watermelon
This great summer treat is even better when you grow it yourself.
How to Grow Organic
Grow beautiful blooms & luscious veggies without chemicals! Here's how.Featured Products
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A & C Pickling (Organic)
$3.00Introduced in 1928 by Abbott & Cobb of Philadelphia, PA. Extremely productive!
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Cherokee Purple (Organic)
$3.00Very productive plants produce heavy crops of dusty rose colored fruits.
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Black Hungarian
$3.00Dark green foliage is highlighted by purple veins and beautiful purple flowers.
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