Brassica rapa var. chinensis Days to Maturity: 40-50 Bekana Mustard is a mild, heading mustard green. Leaves are slightly ruffled with deep veins and light green color. Fantastic eaten raw in salad, and when picked young is a perfect addition...

Petroselinum crispum Days to Maturity: 75 Italian Flat Leaf Parsley is a classic culinary herb widely used in salads, gremolata, parsley sauce, soups, stocks, alfredo, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine. High in Vitamins C, E, A and iron. Parsley will...

Brassica napus Days to Maturity: 24 (baby); 50-60 (spring/summer); 70-80 (fall/winter) Red Russian Kale is widely known as one of the hardiest kale varieties, able to provide fresh greens throughout the winter, even covered in snow! Unlike other kale varieties,...

Beta vulgaris Days to Maturity: 50-60 A wonderful mixture of 5 mainstay beet varieties: Bull's Blood, Detroit Dark Red, Golden Detroit, Chioggia, and White Albino. This will give you a beautiful rainbow of red, yellow, white and striped beets! Easy...

Pisum sativum Days to Maturity: 70 This Southwest-adapted pea landrace has diverse genetics that increase resilience to grow in a variety of conditions. Eat as young snap peas, harvest pea shoots for salads, and collect dried peas for cooking. These...

Brassica juncea Days to Maturity: 45 Komatsuna is a Japanese Mustard that tastes and is eaten like spinach. It is mild, tender and crunchy like spinach without the bite and bitterness of typical mustard greens. Try raw on salads, fermented,...

Brassica carinata Days to Maturity: 20 (delicious baby leaves), 60 (maturity), 90 (seed) It's a giant! Seed heads tower to over 7 feet tall. Delicious, non-bitter leaves retain great, mild flavor throughout the season. Ethiopian Kale seeds can be pressed...

Brassica oleracea Days to Maturity: 70 A longstanding Italian heirloom brought to the US in 1890, Di Cicco Broccoli keeps producing small to medium-sized side shoots all season long, after harvesting the main head! You can harvest them as small...

Allium cepa Days to Maturity: 110-120 for fully mature bulbs Newberg Onion is a storage variety selected for its superior flavor and long-keeping ability. Peel is thick and copper colored, and necks are tight. The taste is hot so you...

Pisum sativum Days to Maturity: 70 Oregon Sugar Pod II is a dwarf pea, growing only 3 feet tall with easy-to-pick, 4" pods. Stringless pods are tender, sweet and snappy. A highly productive variety with pods that often form as...

Vicia faba Days to Maturity: 80-100 Favas are a great cool-weather bean that can handle light to moderate frost and even overwinters in some climates! Young Fava seeds can be eaten raw and dried beans can be shelled and eaten...

Raphanus sativus Days to Maturity: 21-28 The super fast-maturing Cherry Belle radish is a staple in any garden. We appreciate the uniformity of their size for easy spacing, and their taste that is both sweet & spicy. Tried & true...