Phaseolus vulgaris HEIRLOOM. Six Nations Iroquois is a variety of beautiful cranberry-type beans that are cream-colored and splattered with burgundy markings. Bush-type plants are heavy producers of beans that have great...

Phaseolus vulgaris HEIRLOOM. Although its exact history is lost to time, this old family heirloom is named after a pioneering family who settled in Oregon's Willamette Valley in the mid-19th...

Solanum melongena HEIRLOOM. This very rare eggplant variety was collected by the USDA in South Africa in 1956, but we suspect it is likely much older and may have originated...

Vicia faba This small-seeded fava was collected at a market in Santa Isabel, Ecuador. It isadapted to warmer temperatures than most favas, although it will still struggle to set pods...

Vicia faba This small-seeded fava has big flavor, fast cooking times, and no need to peel! The grower has selected this variety to contain less bitter tannin in its skin...

Zea mays HEIRLOOM. Grow your own popcorn that’s so flavorful, you’ll hardly need butter! Growers widely agree that this is the best popcorn they’ve ever tasted. Vigorous, 8-foot-tall stalks produce...

Zea maysHEIRLOOM. Tiny, hulless kernels pop up into adorable (and delicious!) mini-popcorn. SMALL FARM GROWN by Laughing Springs Farms, Boone, NC

Zea mays HEIRLOOM. Guinea Flint corn was on the verge of extinction when a few good stewards turned just a handful of its rich orange-colored kernels into a stable supply,...

Physalis pruinosa ORGANIC. Mary’s Niagara ground cherries are refreshingly sweet and tangy, with hints of pineapple flavor. The plants tend to grow low to the ground, but may be more...

Capsicum baccatum ORGANIC. HEIRLOOM. Translated from Spanish, this pepper is literally the "Yellow Pepper" and is one of the most widely grown peppers in the country of Peru, arguably one...

Capsicum annuum These bright orange, round, 1-2 inch fruits make a fun addition to salsas, and are great for pickling too! About the same heat as a jalapeno. Plants grow...

Capsicum annuum A lovely little pepper that is as ornamental as it is useful. Fruits are 1" long by ½" wide and produce heavily. They turn from green to red...

Capsicum annuum ORGANIC. HEIRLOOM. Fish pepper probably came to the United States from the Caribbean in the late 1800s, and quickly became a garden staple among the African American community...

Impatiens balsamina This seed was originally given to our grower by an old timer here in Madison County, NC who said it was their local balsam variety. The lovely pink...

Polygonum tinctorium The preferred variety for dye. A tender annual, indigo thrives in fertile soil and likes heat and humidity. When the  plants have grown 1' - 2' tall and...

Coix lacryma-jobi Also known as corn beads, coix seed or tear grass, Job's Tears are a member of the grass family, and grow similarly to corn. Used for beads since...

Brassica carinata ORGANIC. HEIRLOOM. Also known as  Amara, Gomenzer, Abyssinian mustard, Texsel greens and Habesha Gomen. Whatever you call it, this kale has a smooth, full flavor, which is also sweet...

Lactuca sativa Extremely vigorous with big outer leaves, Italienischer can take some heat and slow to bolt. Even at its most mature size, this lettuce is sweet and crisp when...

Lactuca sativa ORGANIC. HEIRLOOM – How can you resist such a delicious sounding name? We admit that’s what attracted us initially when we first read about this lettuce, but growing...

Phaseolus lunatus HEIRLOOM. If you haven't experienced the culinary joy that is pot liquor yet, then you have yourself a weekend project! Referring to the liquid that is left over...