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...

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...

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,...

Ipomoea purpurea Days to Maturity: 75 Morning glories are our favorite flowers! This mix includes Grandpa Ott's classic purple flower with glowing white interior, with some surprising glorious pink blossoms. Morning glory vines grow 12+ feet tall! Enjoy continuous blossoms...

Allium tuberosum A favorite perennial herb to establish in your garden. Similar to chives but with wider, flat leaves and a fresh garlic flavor. Incredible added to cream cheese for a fancy spread, chopped fresh to garnish soups and dishes,...

Solanum lycopersicum Days to Maturity: 75 from transplant Are you a mountain or short-season gardener? These exciting Mountain Roma (Mt Roma) tomatoes are uniquely adapted to your colder climate! They will delight you with their classic pointed Roma shape, and...

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...

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...

Amaranthus cruentus Days to Maturity: 50 (flower), 100 (seed) Bright maroon flowers are used to dye Hopi piki bread, and will add beauty to any garden! Maroon leaves are add a bright splash to salads. Hopi Red Dye Amaranth grain...

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...

Ratibida columnifera Days to Maturity: 90-120 days Mexican Hat is a native wildflower named for its unique, sombrero shape from petals that droop downward around a tall, central cone. This drought-tolerant, low-maintenance perennial grows up to 2-3 feet tall and...

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...