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Gold Rush Wax Bean
A timeless HEIRLOOM boasting high yields of tender, uniform, 5– to 6-inch golden, stringless beans. Flavor is excellent — delicious raw, steamed, or pickled. The pods hang in sunny clusters around the main stem, making them easy to pick.
Red Mountain Onion
A consistent performer with excellent disease resistance! Regardless of a dry or wet season, you can expect large, 16- to 18-ounce, glossy, deep red, globes with a balanced sweet onion flavor. Exceptional storage onion.
Candy Cane Pepper
A striking edible and ornamental with variegated fruit and foliage! Elongated, 3 ½-inch, bell-shaped fruits ripen from green with bold, creamy white stripes to bright red. This unique sweet variety, with thin walls and a crispy texture, can be enjoyed at any stage of ripeness and will be a standout in your containers or garden.
Puma Pepper
An extraordinary edible ornamental with Italian roots, boundless visual intrigue, and high intensity flavor. Each pepper is a small work of art, and the plant, flush with fruit, a masterpiece. Fruits are 2 ½-inch long, in moody hues of tangerine and violet set amidst a canopy of green and deep purple foliage. With habanero-level heat, measuring 300,000 – 400,000 Scoville units, these little beauties will add a kick to your culinary endeavors. Top choice for edible landscaping and hot-sauce making.
Sweet Lightning Squash
This dual-purpose winter squash is both decorative and delicious! One to 1 ½-pound mini pumpkin fruits, borne on a semi-bush vine, have a smooth flesh, orange and white striped ribs and a vintage mottling. Beautiful for fall decorations and the perfect size for stuffing or roasting. Flesh is stringless and oh so sweet. Very productive, powdery mildew tolerant and stores exceptionally well.
Unique Squash
What’s not to love about an abundance of personal size, spaghetti squash that stores like a champ? These glorious little 1- to 1 ½-pound fruits ripen to a golden orange and envelop a nutty, yet sweet, deep orange flesh and angel hair texture.
Carbon Tomato
This vigorous, open-pollinated HEIRLOOM has won taste testing awards coast to coast. With the signature rich flavor and meaty texture of a classic black tomato, these will not disappoint. Fruits are a blocky round, 10- to 14-ounces, with olive shoulders that fade into a very dark, brick red.
Cherry Bomb Tomato
This vigorous and high-yielding cherry is cause for celebration — a late-blight resistant crop, bred by Johnny’s, to keep us harvesting right up until frost! Arrays of decorative calyxes are loaded with Uniform and bright crimson fruit. Firm meaty texture is balanced with a sweet and classically robust flavor.
German Johnson Tomato
A beloved and influential HEIRLOOM that has become parent to many best-selling varieties over the years, including Radiator Charlie’s much loved Mortgage Lifter. If you have a love affair like I do with a Brandywine, consider tantalizing your taste buds with the noteworthy flavor of these deep pink, rich and creamy, nearly crack-free fruits. More uniform, and slightly smaller than Brandywine, this regular-leafed strain is earlier and more productive than the potato-leafed strain.
Great White Tomato
The biggest and the best of the “white” tomatoes, these creamy, 14- to 16-ounce gems are packed with a superbly sweet almost melon-like flavor, with nuances of fresh-cut pineapple. Very juicy, low acid, few seeds, with excellent resistance to cracking. This HEIRLOOM giant will quickly become one of your favorite fresh-eating tomatoes!
Jasper Tomato
This All American Selections winner was chosen for taste, long harvest window and outstanding performance. The rich, tangy-sweet, crack-resistant fruits, borne on small trusses, hold equally well on the vine after ripening and post-harvest. Their resistance to early blight, Septoria leaf spot, and late blight will keep you picking all summer long!
Super Sweet 100 Tomato
This widely adapted, reliable cherry with outstanding yields, is resistant to fusarium wilt and verticillium wilt. Tall indeterminate vines churn out long pendulous clusters of deliciously sweet, bite-sized fruits. Stake it well, give it plenty of room, then enjoy a bumper crop of these juicy, Vitamin C laden little cherries until frost.
Blue Spice Basil
To enjoy all this basil has to offer, let some go to flower! Heavily fragrant with an air of vanilla, Blue Spice will reward you with dense spikes of light purple flowers along showy, deep purple bracts. Commonly used medicinally and in teas, this basil is equally wonderful in both sweet and savory dishes.
Deluxe Mesculin Mix
From our friends at Fruition Seeds, this is a beautiful, fresh and versatile mix of mild mustards, arugula, rapini and hot mustards to delight your palette. The diversity of colors, textures and succulent flavors is a feast for the senses. Quickly re-grows for several cuttings throughout the season.
Sage
A Mediterranean native, this attractive perennial is a flavorful and versatile staple of the herb garden — valued as a sacred plant, an essential seasoning, and an herb with therapeutic properties. The dusty, gray-green leaves can be used in your favorite dressings, sauces, stuffings, salted herbs or teas. The early summer appearing, small lavender flowers are a lovely edible garnish. And, as the plant matures, the foliage is a beautiful aromatic filler for your cut flower bouquets or dried floral wreaths.
Extrakta Sage
This German breed is an improved, higher-yielding perennial variety of common garden sage. Similar dusty, gray-green foliage and delicate, edible lavender flowers, but with an increasingly delightful fragrance due to a higher essential oil content.
Creeping Thyme
A sturdy, aromatic ground-cover for the gardener that wants it all — utility of a low-maintenance perennial, color, and a lemony fragrance! The slender meandering stems, rounded leaves and lavender blooms can withstand light foot traffic and are drought tolerant once established. Ideal for cracks and crevices or to soften a stone walk.
Alternanthera ‘Purple Prince’
This Latin American tropical has a splashy and colorful display of flawless foliage. A mounding, trailing, non-flowering 10- to 16-inch cascader, it is full-on purple and ruby-rose goodness from the get-go! A striking mingler for your window boxes and containers. Thrives in full sun, requires little water, disease-resistant.
Bachelor’s Button ‘Blue Boy’
This long-blooming, easy-to-grow, self-seeding annual will reward you with consistently true-blue, double flowers on 3-foot tall plants throughout the growing season for years to come. A cottage garden favorite. Ideal for naturalizing, cutting and drying. Edible petals make a stunning garnish
Calendula Pacific Apricot Beauty
This lovely old-fashioned variety features many-petaled flowers in warm apricot, brushed with creamy yellow, held atop tall stems. The edible petals and flowers are lovely strewn across a summer salad, and are a great add to breads and healing balms. The blooms of this 2-foot tall plant are also ideal cut flowers.
Cosmos Apricot Lemonade
A Fleuroselect Novelty Winner, this early flowering cosmos is whimsical, sophisticated and elegant all at the same time! A buttery display of 3- to 4-inch, individually unique blooms, in hues ranging from soft lemon to pastel apricot, embellish the airy, fern-like foliage of this 2-foot tall variety. Central pink halos and silky pink undersides add to the charm of these dainty blooms. The magic will continue well into fall if deadheaded. Excellent cut flower.
Cosmos Double Click Bicolor Pink
A romantic, free-flowering mix flaunting soft creamy whites, contrasting dark pink edges and a blushed, sliding scale of color in between. No two blooms are alike! This 3-foot tall, cut-and-come-again treat yields a profusion of gorgeous 2- to 3-inch double and semi-double bicolor blooms on long, strong stems. Perfect addition to your cutting garden or mixed border.
Feverfew ‘Tetra White’
This, perennial treasure will add an element of grace and charm to your early spring and early summer garden. Little rosettes of gathered white petals, encircling citrusy lemon-line centers, form frilly little, fully double 1-inch blooms atop 3-foot tall stems. A very productive cut flower.
Double Delight Cream Nasturtium
A mounding, lush, full-bodied nasturtium smothered with fully and semi-double, creamy-yellow blooms floating amidst bright green foliage. As one of the most floriferous nasturtium varieties, you will have a non-stop floral display for your beds, boxes or containers. Both leaves and flowers are edible with a peppery zing.
Troika Red Nasturtium
This semi-trailing variety with luxurious variegated leaves is a high-performing super-bloomer. An extravaganza of boisterous red blooms are held high above the handsome foliage of this 2- to 3-foot wide garden treasure. Perfect in containers, window boxes or as a gorgeous seasonal ground cover. Both leaves and flowers are edible with a peppery zing.
Ornamental Bunny Tails Grass
Neat and compact 20-inch tall plants, with graceful green blades, boast fluffy spires that transition from a soothing chartreuse to a delicate cream — Colors effortlessly softening as they age. Spectacular planted en masse. Allow spires to age on the plant for late fall and winter interest or cut and use as an everlasting in dried arrangements. Will last for months — refusing to shatter the way some textured grasses do after drying.
Petunia Shock Wave Denim
A powerhouse bloomer! The Shock Wave series boasts an endless array of weather-resistant, mini, self-cleaning blooms. Hues of smokey lavender to high-impact violet, 1 ½-inch blooms adorn this spreading beauty. New buds continually set from the center perpetuate and maintain the gloriously lush and full habit throughout the growing season.
Salvia Big Blue
Simply breathtaking! This pollinator’s dream thrives on neglect — heat-tolerant, drought-tolerant and requires no deadheading. With brilliant, 2- to 3-feet tall, clear blue spires towering above a lush 2-foot wide mound of glorious green foliage, this vigorous bloomer will be a show-stopper in your border from July to first frost. Best in full sun, but will tolerate dappled shade or partial sun.
Silene Blushing Lanterns
Also known as Maiden’s Tears, this extremely productive, romantic and decidedly feminine perennial will bring a soft elegance to your beds, meadows and bouquets from early summer through autumn. Airy, 24-inch tall, grey-green stems arise from a succulent basal rosette and are covered in miniature pale green balloon-like pods, veined with blush and encircled with dainty white petals. The alluring pods remain even after the petals drop.
Sunflower Starburst Lemon Aura
This well-branched variety, stands four to six feet tall, and is loaded with 24-inch stems that make excellent cuts. Pollenless, fully-double, 4- to 6-inch, crested blooms are a gorgeous pale-yellow, with a subtle green center. Perfect for brightening up a mixed border and for bouquet work.
Sweet Pea ‘Blue Shift’
Bred by Dr. Keith Hammett, this lightly fragrant yet vibrant bloomer gracefully ages from mauves to shades of violet, true blue and even an iridescent turquoise. The shifting shades will transform your trellis into an enchanting new floral vista with the passage of each day.
Sweet Pea ‘Lizbeth’
This award winning Spencer variety is a deservedly popular exhibition sweet pea. A creamy base gives rise to large, deep salmon-pink blooms on long, strong stems. An exquisite cut flower!
Yarrow ‘Summer Berries’
This perennial yarrow is truly delightful! The 24- to 30-inch upright, bushy plant with fern-like foliage is covered with a canopy of 3- to 5-inch blooms in shades of raspberry, peach, coral, blush, rose and buttercream. A versatile player for both fresh and dried bouquets, this pollinator magnet will thrive on neglect in any sunny spot!