Capsicum annuum Days to Maturity: 60 from transplant Ring of Fire Cayenne is spicy!! Only 60 days to maturity from transplant-- great for short seasons. A long, slender, crimson-red fruit with kicking heat. A Southwest-adapted heirloom perfect for hot sauces...

Centaurea cyanus Days to Maturity: 75-85 A purple natural dye plant! Bachelor's Button is also known as coneflower. A beautiful, bright, easy to grow annual. Drought tolerant and enjoys full sun. We love these stunning dark purple flowers! Fun fact:...

Lagenaria siceraria Days to Maturity: 120 (start indoors for a head start) Let them climb a trellis or fence so they hang straight down for symmetrical fruits. Our fully mature rattle gourds were 5-7" long. Planting Instructions: Plant Rattle Gourd...

Physalis pruinosa Ground cherries produce prolific fruits with a tart, fruity and tangy flavor. Papery husks surround the fruits, similar to tomatillos. Unlike tomatoes, ground cherries are drought tolerant, thrive in poor soils, and do not need finicky care. Culinary...

Oenothera biennis Days to Maturity: Bienniel - takes 2 years to bloom Yellow Evening Primrose is a beautiful yellow wildflower native to North America. Tall stalks grow to 3-5 feet with new blooms from summer until first frost. Bees and...

Papaver somniferum Days to Maturity: 50 We love poppies for their drought tolerance and pollinator attraction. These giant white beauties grow up to 4 feet tall! Their delicate white petals with lavender interior are a lovely addition to any garden....

Cucurbita moschata Days to Maturity: 95-110 We LOVE the subtle and rich flavor of this moschata squash! Black Futsu Squash is an orange Japanese heirloom pumpkin with deep green ribbed skin that ripens to a warm orange hue. We liken...

Marrubium vulgare Days to Maturity: 80 days for medicinal leaves; flowers in 2nd year A perennial wild herb in the mint family, horehound has many traditional herbal uses. It has fuzzy leaves and flowers that attract bees. Once established in...

Phaseolus vulgaris Days to Maturity: 70-90 A wide diversity of colors and shading patterns displays Cherokee Cornfield Pole Bean's highly resilient genetics and make this bean especially fun to harvest. Eat young and tender as a snap bean; as a...

Sorghum bicolor Days to Maturity: 105 Black Milo Sorghum stalks grow to 6 feet tall, with a beautiful spray of shiny black seedheads on top. An early grain variety (not a syrup variety). Drought tolerant. A good feed and silage...

Amaranthus cruentus Days to Maturity: 30 (edible leaves), 50 (flower), 100 (seed) This vigorous amaranth sprang up in the germination test, with 100% of seeds sprouting in just 2 days! A tall variety that can grow to 9 feet in...

Zea Mays Days to Maturity: 120-140 (plant in late April to mid-May) Gorgeous rainbow native flour/grinding corn. A landrace of many native corns bred together over 10+ years: Hopi blue, Millenium, Oaxacan green dent, Oaxacan blue, Hopi pink, Navajo Robin's...