Solanum lycopersicum This tomato first turns blue and then purple in the sun! It is a delight to watch it change colors as it grows and pick off the green tops to reveal its underlying star pattern. These tomatoes were...

Monarda Citriodora Lemon Bergamot is also called Lemon Bee Balm and Prairie Bergamot. A native wildflower and garden favorite. Leaves smell like lemon and long bright purple/pink flowering stalks appeal to bees, hummingbirds and butterflies. Contains citronella and medicinal uses...

Lactuca sativa Our all-time favorite lettuce! Adapted to the Colorado Rocky Front Range & Southwestern Colorado for the past decade. Hardy, crispy, and amusingly spotted looseleaf. Selected for drought, heat and cold tolerance. Originally from John Navazio's seed stock. This...

Salvia sclarea Perennial wildflower. This Clary Sage has been adapted to the Rocky Mountains for 10+ years. Incredibly fragrant, purple flowers are often distilled to make a medicinal essential oil. The flowers are a favorite of bees and other pollinators--especially...

Cucumis sativus Hardy, reliable & prolific slicing and pickling cucumber. Crisp and refreshing eaten straight off the vine or added to salads, hydrating cucumber water, and hors d'oeuvres. Our pickles turned out crisp & delicious! A Southwest adapted heirloom. Planting...

Citrullus lanatus The SHORTEST season watermelon we've ever encountered!! Matures in less than 2 months from transplant. A true gem and a very rare variety. Beautiful moon and stars pattern exterior and pink interior; some fruits with yellow interior. The...

Tagetes patula & Tagetes erecta Orange, red & golden hues color this diverse mix of marigolds and turn your garden into a feast for the eyes! These beauties will attract pollinators and beneficial bugs to your garden while deterring the...

Solanum pimpinellifolium One of our favorite tomatoes. Super sweet little golden currant tomatoes pack a punch! Incredibly delicious sweet + citrus flavor, perfect for topping salads and packing in your lunch. We could not resist grabbing them in handfulls off...

Daucus carota A rainbow of orange, purple and white carrots. Highly adapted to the Southwest. Grows well even in poor soils! Planting Instructions: A cool weather biennial crop-- Direct seed in spring and fall 1/4" deep. Thin to 3-4" apart. ...

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 opportunities abound:...

Capsicum annuum Spicy!! These short-season jalapeños are perfect for our local growing season. They will start to turn red when they are fully mature. Most enjoy the flavor of fully green fruits best. Little fiery beauties, they give a very...

Daucus carota Hardy seed produces full-size, deep red-purple roots with orange cores. High lycopene content makes these carrots a super antioxidant! These carrots do well even in tough soils. You will love the vibrant color and earthy taste. Great in...