• Organic
• Bicolor shades of red, magenta, pink, and white
• Continuous blooms of clove-scented flowers from late spring until frost
• Readily reseeds
• Biennial
• Contains 25 seeds

• Organic
• Also known as Roquette or Rocket
• Sharp, distinctive nutty flavor
• Best when picked young
• 40-45 days

• Organic
• Mild sweet flavor
• Tolerates cold temperatures to -10 degrees Fahrenheit
• Leaves have purple veins
• Leaves are flat and frilled rather than curled
• 50-60 days from transplant
• Contains 150 seeds

Ted Maiden of LaFollette, Tennessee, has grown and saved seeds from this variety since his father, Ernest Maiden, gave it to him in 1964. Ernest stewarded the variety in his own garden in Bristol, Virginia, after receiving its seeds from his father, Reverend Frank Maiden of Saltville, Virginia, at some point prior to 1956. In 2009 Ted rediscovered seed he had grown in 1987 stored in a box of photos that had remained packed during several moves he made while in the Air Force.

• 60-75 days from transplant
• Organic
• From the Collection
• Indeterminate - Fruit ripens throughout the season
• Dark orange fruits average 8-10 oz

This variety works for:

• Fresh eating
• Sauce
• Paste
• Canning

Store your tomatoes at room temperature. The flavor and texture of tomatoes suffer when the fruit is chilled.

Heirloom tomatoes are bred for their flavor and simple preparation best allows that intense flavor to shine through. Tomatoes can be sliced and drizzled with olive oil, balsamic vinegar, and salt and pepper or layer slices with basil and mozzarella for a Caprese salad.

Roasted tomatoes have a richer, concentrated flavor.

There are hundreds of salsa recipes to try and most are dramatically improved with the use of heirloom tomatoes. Tomatoes are also the main ingredient in Gazpacho, a cold soup that is perfect for summer.

Instructions - Sow seeds indoors ¼" deep. Tomatoes are sensitive to freezing temperatures, so wait to transplant outdoors until the soil is warm. Plant in full sun.

• Start Indoors: 6 weeks before last frost
• Germination: 7-14 Days
• Plant Outdoors: 24-36” Apart
• Support: Cage, stake, or trellis

• Annual plants grow to 24-28 inches tall
• Resists mildew
• Semi-double flowers in shades of brown, gold, cream and orange
• Great for cut flowers and ornamental plantings
• Contains 100 seeds

This annual bears subtle lavender-blue flowers with curved spikes that not only put on a show in your garden but also attract and support many species of bees. Often used as a cover crop, this plant’s common name is a translation of Bienen-freund, German for “bee’s friend.”

• Conventional
• Annual plants grow 12-24 inches tall
• Lavender-blue flowers
• Attracts many different species of bees and beneficial insects

Instructions - Sow seeds outdoors in early spring when soil is cool and a light frost is still possible; seed must be well covered. Does very well in dry gardens.

• Direct Seed: 1/8" Deep
• Germination: 7-12 Days
• Thin: 4-12" Apart
• Light: Full Sun

• Organic
• Uniform, 10 inch fruits
• Very productive
• 50-55 days
• Contains 25 seeds

• Organic
• Fruits have yellow-white skin
• Fruits are best eaten at 3 inches
• Vines rarely exceed 3 feet in length
• 50-55 days
• ±1,300 seeds/oz

Popular yellow-white miniature eating cucumber. Best eaten when fruits are less than 3" long. Mild sweet flavor, no need to peel. Productive vines rarely exceed 3' in length; suitable for container gardening.

• Compact plants
• This variety will grow well in most regions of the United States but prefers a long, cool summer season
• Yield 50-100 sprouts over a season
• Sprouts grow to 1.5 inches
• Sweet flavor when harvested after frost
• 80-115 days from transplant
• Contains 100 seeds

• Mix of many varieties in multiple colors
• Nice addition to floral arrangements
• 100-110 days
• Contains 100 seeds

• Hardy annual plants grow 12-14 inches tall
• Bright crimson flowers and dark blue-green leaves
• Flower and leaves are edible
• Great for container growing

(Tropaeolum minus) This classic Victorian nasturtium has dark blue-green foliage and brilliant crimson flowers on 12-14" plants. This variety has been grown in the United States since the 1890s, and today it is perfect for everyone’s favorite contemporary gardening method: containers. Beyond the garden, the edible flowers and leaves can add style and color to plates as a garnish—or as a peppery addition to salads and pastas. Hardy annual.

• Mixture Includes
• Amish Deer Tongue
• Forellenschluss
• Lolla Rossa
• Red Salad Bowl
• at least 4 other flavorful and colorful varieties
• 40-45 days

• Annual plants grow up to 3 feet tall
• Papery flowers in a mix of 8-10 colors
• Great as a cut flower or dried flower
• Cutting promotes bud formation

(Helichrysum bracteatum) Australian native that was introduced to Europe in 1799. Large papery flowers used extensively in dried arrangements and as a long-lasting cut flower. Cutting promotes bud formation, so cut often. Mix of 8-10 colors. Annual, 30-36" tall.

• Annual flowers with multiple flower heads per plant
• Plants grow to 5-6 feet tall
• Flower heads grow to 4-5 inches across
• Petals are dark at the base and yellow at the tips
• One of the best varieties for cut flowers
• 60 days
• Contains 25 seeds

• Perennial and hardy to zone 4
• Plants grow to 5 feet tall
• Bright pink and red, vanilla-scented flowers
• Blooms in June and July
• Preferred food source of Monarch caterpillars
• Contains 50 seeds

• Organic
• Elongated fruits grow to 24 inches long
• Fruits weigh up to 10-16 pounds
• Sweet pink flesh
• Speckled rind with "moon" and "star" markings
• 95 days

• Grows well in containers
• Flowers are edible
• Hardy annual plants grow to 8-10 inches tall
• Mixture of apricot, gold, mahogany, and scarlet blossoms
• Contains 25 seeds

• Organic
• Annual flowers with edible seeds
• Plants grow to 12-14 feet tall
• Flower heads grow to 16-18 inches across
• Seeds grow to 1.5 inches long
• 90 days
• Contains 25 seeds

(H. annuus) One of the largest-seeded varieties available to gardeners, seeds up to 1 ½" long. Great for eating. Plants can grow 12-14' tall with gigantic yellow heads reaching 16-18" across!

• Organic
• Sweet, crisp heads grow to 8-10 inches
• Slow to bolt yet also cold tolerant
• Bibb-Romaine lettuce
• 55 days
• Contains 250 seeds

• Organic
• Smooth green skin
• Sweet crisp flesh
• 50-55 days
• Contains 25 seeds

Popular in the Middle Ages, white carrots are enjoying a renaissance thanks to their distinctive creamy-white color, vigorous productivity, and mild, sweet flavor. The roots of this variety reach 8-12" in length at maturity but can be harvested sooner for smaller carrots that are just as flavorful whether eaten fresh, steamed, or roasted. Plants are half-hardy to frost and light freezes; cooking brings out their sweet flavor. 

• Creamy white
• Mild flavored, sweet and crisp
• Good for use as baby carrots
• Cylindrical roots grow 8-12 inches
• Adapts well to different conditions
• Stores well
• 75 days
• ±21,000 seeds/oz

Instructions - Sow seeds outdoors 3-4 weeks before last spring frost, or as soon as soil can be worked. Keeping soil moist throughout the germination period is important to success. Misting the planted area daily or covering is recommended. Carrots are slow to germinate and need steady moisture until germination. Sow successively throughout the season for fresh carrots.

• Direct Seed: 1/2" Apart
• Seed Depth: 1/4"
• Rows Apart: 16-24"
• Thin: 2-4" Apart

What’s not to like? This looseleaf lettuce variety matures early, has a deliciously sweet taste and excellent texture, and looks spectacular, with lush green leaves tinged with red. Plants reach 7-9" in height and 12-16" in diameter at market maturity. Listed for years on the Exchange by Arkansas resident John Small, this lettuce was a staple in the garden of John’s great uncle, Joseph Bremer, a country doctor who, as John recalls, tended an “unusually productive garden which always included ‘Goose’ lettuce.” Seed Savers Exchange previously offered this variety in its 1997 Spring catalog. Looseleaf, 50-60 days. Organic.

• Organic
• Cold- and heat-tolerant
• Looseleaf lettuce
• Early Maturing

Instructions - Sow continuously for a constant supply of lettuce. Best grown in cooler weather. Plant in full sun or partial shade.

• Easy to use – sprinkle or broadcast over standing water to kill mosquito larvae
• Quick acting, starts killing mosquito larvae within minutes
• Harmless to beneficial insects, pets, birds, fish, horses, livestock
  • 30 oz. treats up to 7,500
• Water your plants with a "tea" made from Mosquito Bits to kill fungus gnat larvae in the soil.

Fully heat-treated for strength. Precision-made pivot bolt. Limb notch. Top-grade hardwood handles. Comfortable, non-slip grips. Weight is 2lb 3oz.

Blade: 8.25 in

Handles: 9.5 in Hardwood