Cucurbita pepo HEIRLOOM. Small 2-5" bottle-shaped gourds with green striping. The dried gourds are great for ornamental and craft use. Children used to spin the dried gourds like tops.

Physalis pruinosa ORGANIC. Like nothing else! Unusual and delicious, the ripest and sweetest fruit are deep golden- ready when the husk has dried and no longer green. Pluck them from...

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...

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 napus Easy-to-grow by direct seed or transplant. Frost-tolerant and winter hardy. Wants evenly moist soil and will grow in full sun or with partial shade. Can be planted in...

Brassica oleracea ORGANIC. HEIRLOOM. The Italian darling of gourmands the world over! Also popular with kids for its nickname: Dinosaur Kale. Dark green, deeply savoyed leaves conjure images of prehistoric...

Brassica napus HEIRLOOM -From Russia, by way of Canada, with love. With reddish purple petioles and veins, these delicately lobed leaves change from grey to purple as the weather cools....

Brassica napus ORGANIC. The award-winning child of Red Russian and Siberian kales, masterminded by the eminent Frank Morton. Thick, slightly frilled leaves like Siberian with the reddish purple veins of...

Brassica oleracea Large leaves are almost a shocking, deep-purple color, and grow to almost 3” in height. Leaves become even more vibrant when the frosts start coming! Because of its...

Brassica oleracea Heavily crinkled leaves make fine kale chips and hold up well after harvest. 12-14" high plants with a wide spread of plumage. Slow to bolt, cold hardy &...

Brassica oleracea HEIRLOOM. Slightly larger than Early White Vienna, this standard home and market variety features purple skinned bulbs with greenish-white flesh and small tops.

Brassica oleracea Light green globes with a crispy flesh that are good fresh or cooked. Try some slices on the crudite platter, shredded for a new twist on slaw, roasted,...

Cucumis sativus Tasty 4" fruit is easy to find under the little leaves, making harvesting a snap! Compact plant grows well under a variety of conditions with high yields of...

Cucumis sativus The perfect pickle plant for smaller spaces. Compact bush plant takes half the space of standard vine types while producing medium green 4-5" crispy fruit. Sow two plantings...

Cucumis sativus One of the best garden and market quality cucumbers available. Sweet flavor and tender texture. Dark-green 8" long fruits with 4-6' vines. Great slicer and salad variety. Resistant...

Cucumis sativus A crispy, crunchy cucumber that doesn't get bitter! 6-9 inch long green, smooth and nearly spineless fruits grow on sturdy vines. Use for slicing, snacking, and pickling. Mosaic...

Cucumis sativus HEIRLOOM. Dapper lemon-yellow round fruits grow on very productive semi-bush plants. Harvest when 3-4" diameter.

Melothria scabra ORGANIC. A rampant yet delicate vine producing dozens of 1" green and white fruit that will delight children and adults alike. Great for pickling whole and snacking on...

Zea mays HEIRLOOM. Bucking convention, the kernels form in a random pattern, as opposed to the usually tidy rows found on most other ears of corn. An old timey shoepeg...

Zea mays HEIRLOOM. Yellow, sweet, and extremely early open-pollinated corn. Wonderful for the home garden. Can be planted in cooler soils. 5' to 7' stalks producing 6 -7" ears with...

Zea mays This amazing corn was bred by the University of Hawaii to withstand tropical heat and disease pressure. A great choice for Southern gardeners in particular, but will do...

Zea mays This delicious bicolor sweet corn was bred to rival the performance of hybrids in organic growing systems, and it delivers! Compact 5-6' tall plants bear 6-8" long ears...