Rainbow Vegetables Seeds Kit - Each

Colorful vegetables for summer gardening. This easy-to-grow kit contains a carrot, tomato, summer squash, and swiss chard. All seeds are certified organic.

Herbs & Flowers Seeds Kit - Each

We've matched two vibrant flowers with two classic culinary herbs. This easy-to-grow kit comes with sunflower, cosmos, basil, and parsley. All seeds are certified organic.

Spring Salads Seeds Kit - Each

Great eating straight out of the garden. In this easy-to-grow kit, we've paired lettuce with a cucumber, snap pea, and spring radish. All seeds are certified organic.

Spring Mesclun Mix Seeds Kit - Each

A wonderful collection of spring salad greens, including lettuce, kale, and mustard greens. All seeds are certified organic.

Summer Mesclun Mix Seeds Kit - Each

These heat-resistant greens should provide great salads all summer long. All seeds are certified organic.

Fall Mesclun Mix Seeds Kit - Each

This mix of salad greens is specially selected for both fall and winter harvest. All seeds are certified organic.

Arugula - packages

(Eruca sativa) 40 days. Distinctive, sharp, peppery leaves are best harvested when 2-3 in. long. A nice accent for mixed salads. Greens past their prime may be lightly steamed with other greens such as mustard or turnip greens, or used in creamed soups.

Basil, Sweet Genovese - packages

A select strain of large-leaf basil. Use fresh or dried for flavoring sauces, soups, dressings, and pesto. Our most popular basil.

Chives - packages

(Allium schoenoprasum) 80 days. Grow indoors or outdoors for year-round onion flavoring. Use chopped leaves and young flowers to add flavor and decorative garnish to salads. Medicinal: A tonifying and healthful herb. The essential oil is highly antibacterial.

Cilantro (Coriander) - packages

The classic kitchen herb for leaves (cilantro) and seeds (coriander). Plant successions, needs cool temperatures to germinate. Self sows. Annual.

Clemson Spineless Okra - packages

56 days. [Introduced 1939 by Clemson/SC. AAS winner.] Plants with few side-branches reach a height of 4-5’ and produce medium-sized, ribbed pods (1-1/4 x 8”). Harvest when pods are 3” or smaller. Spineless characteristic makes this popular variety easy to pick.

Zucchini, Black Beauty -

48 days. [1957] Fruits are dark green, turning black green as fruit matures. Plants are semi-spineless, semi-upright, with an open growth habit. Flesh is white with small seed cavity. Freezes well.

Wild Garden Lettuce Mix - packages

More than 60 different varieties of lettuce from Wild Garden Seeds -- lettuces of all colors, shapes, sizes, and textures, all mixed together in one packet! Instant diversity for salad mixes or for gardeners wanting to try it all.

Old Virginia Tomato - packages

80 days. (Indeterminate) [Heirloom from the Giltner family.] Old-time sweet/tart tomato taste. 6-12 oz dark red fruit with few seeds, produces even in long hot summers. Good yields and flavor make this a keeper.

Cayenne, Long Red - packages

72 days. (green > red) [Pre-1827] A choice, fiery, red-hot seasoning pepper. Use fresh or dried, especially in salsa or chili. 3/4” x 3-4" fruits.

Sweet Banana (Long Sweet Hungarian) Pepper - packages

70 days. (pale green > yellow > orange > crimson red) [1941] Heavy yields of attractive, sweet peppers pointed in shape, 6" long, 1-1/2" wide. Eaten at any ripeness stage, but sweetest when red. Great for colorful salads, frying, and freezing. Excellent choice for Mid-Atlantic region.

Danvers 126 Carrot - packages

75 days. [1947] Widely adapted, productive, and heat-tolerant. Dark-orange roots 6-7” long, 2” at the shoulder, tapering to a blunt point. Especially suited to growing in clay soil, and the strong tops aid harvesting.

Detroit Dark Red Beet - packages

60 days. [Introduced 1892.] Developed from the popular 19th century Early Blood Turnip. Widely adapted, very popular dark red beet with dark green foliage and some red coloration. Use fresh or canned. Resistant to downy mildew. Excellent flavor.

Southern Giant Curled Mustard - packages

45 days. [Pre-1880.] An old southern favorite. Leaves are large, bright green, with attractively curled leaf edges. This variety used for late sowings, has cold tolerance and good bolting resistance.

Champion Collards - packages

75 days. [Developed by the VA/AES.] A 'Vates' type collard with increased bolt resistance, darker blue-green foliage, and enhanced winter hardiness. Non-heading and productive.

De Cicco Broccoli - packages

49 days. Produces a 3-6” diameter central head and side sprouts which extend the harvest period. Use the young leaves like collard greens once the head is 1/4 developed. Plants are light green and of medium height. May be planted in the early spring, late summer, or early fall.

Crackerjack African Marigold - packages

(Tagetes erecta) 82 days. Classic marigold. Big, 3-4 in. flowers in shades of yellow, gold, and orange, on 3-4 ft. plants. When Ira was growing up in Florida, this was her grandmother's favorite marigold.

Maxibel Filet Bush Snap Bean - packages

55 days. One of the best gourmet French “haricot vert” beans. Sturdy bush plants produce abundant yields of dark green, pencil thin, flavorful 7 in. pods in a concentrated set for easy picking. The stringless beans hold well on the plants.

Cosmos, Memories of Mona - packages

A mixture of orange and red flowers, ranging from solid deep red to bright orange, many with red borders and red streaks. Flowers are 2 to 2-1/2” wide. An early-flowering, extremely hardy, drought-resistant, brightly colored cosmos.

Zinnia, State Fair Mix - packages

(Zinnia elegans) Large 4 in. single, double and semi-double blooms in mixed colors on 48 in. tall plants. Tolerant to alternaria and mildew. A wonderful cut flower for bouquets. Popular variety.

French Breakfast Radish - packages

25 days. Heirloom. Rich scarlet roots with white tips. Slim, oblong shape. Harvest at 3" (early to avoid fibrous-ness). Mild flavor, tasty in salads or as a snack. Spicy green tops.

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