Loading... New 2026 Greens Asian GreensChardCollardsKaleMustardMiscellany Herbs BasilsBay LaurelCilantroCilantro Alternatives (heat tolerant)ChervilChivesDillLemon GrassMedicinalMintOther Culinary HerbsParsleyRosemarySageThyme Tomatoes Bi-colored TomatoesCherry TomatoesCurrant TomatoesDwarf TomatoesGreen TomatoesPaste & Sauce TomatoesPink TomatoesPurple/Black TomatoesRed TomatoesYellow/Orange Tomatoes Vegetables & Peppers OkraEggplantsHot PeppersOnions / AlliumsOther VegetablesSweet PeppersTomatillo Fruit, Seed, Fiber, Dyer Dyer PlantsFruitHeirloom CottonSeed NEW2026Pink with dark pink shoulders. Paste type, 4 oz. Almandine Dwarf$3.50NEW2026Sweet red 1 ½ inch cherry tomato with sparkles of gold. Tall vines. Amy's Sugar Gem$3.50NEW2026Poblano type chili. Broad shouldered glossy dark green poblano when fresh, red Ancho when for drying. Ancho Rojo$3.50Returns2026Jeff Dawson, crossed “Sungold” and “Amish Paste” to create this oxheart tomato to honor celebrity chef, Anthony Bourdain. B Anthony's Passionate Heart$3.50NEW2026Red, oblate 6-10 oz meaty rich-tasting tomato. Introduced by Auburn in 1966. Bred for optimal performance in hot, humid environments. Atkinson$3.50NEW2026Deep yellow with red blush oblate beefsteak. Flesh has combination of orange, yellow, pink, red, and green seed cavities. 6-8 oz fruits. “Swee Awesome Dwarf$3.50NEW2026Low maintenance heirloom Okra originating in Palestine. Main ingredient in Palestinian stew. Plants are drought tolerant and range from 3-9 feet. Bamyeh Falastinia$4.00NEW2026Red with yellow stripes elongated fruit with pronounced end point. Firm and juicy. Bella$3.50NEW2026Giant 6 inch leaves, robust flavor. Excellent for making pesto. Vigorous 3 foot plants, slow to flower, pest-resistant. From Naples. Bolloso Napoletano Basil (Giant)$3.50NEW2026Traditional red okra from Western Turkey. Long pods with red tips. Red color fades as pods grow. Compact plant. Bornova Kinali$4.00Returns2026Russian heirloom (Khlebosolnye) named for tradition of giving special guests a loaf of bread (hospitality) and salt (long friendship) upon arrival. Bi Bread and Salt (determinate)$3.50NEW2026Pink with green-gold stripes on round to oval heart-shaped fruits. Potato leaf. Caitlyn's Lucky Stripe$3.50NEW2026Orange petals with red underneath. Flowers close at sunset gathering into a barrel shape and open again the next day. Calendula, Orange Barrel Flashback$3.50NEW2026Blocky Red heirloom bell pepper. Introduced around 1928. Known for thick, crisp flesh. California Wonder Red$3.50NEW2026Red, gnarled texture and scorpion-like tail. One of the world’s hottest peppers at 1.6-2.3 million Scoville Heat Units (200x hotter than a Jalapeno. Carolina Reaper$3.50NEW2026Also known as Hoary Mountain Mint. Stunning silvery frost-like bracts. Pollinator magnate for beneficial insects. Menthol flavor. Shrub up to 2- Cherokee Sweet Mint$3.50NEW2026Chocolate brown thin-walled pepper from Oaxaca, Mexico. MILD HEAT (1,500–2,000 Scoville). Ancient heirloom pepper used in Mole Negro. Chocolate- Chilhuacle Negro$3.50NEW2026Cutting celery with vibrant pink and cream streaked stalks. Aromatic and tender. Chinese Pink Celery$3.50NEW2026Harvest pods when small. Productive mid-season okra. Name means flower and pod is harvested at flower stage. From Amasya Turkey. Cicek$4.00NEW2026From Karen farmers originating in Burma. Small, round, productive fruits on compact plants. Green unripe fruits are bitter, and used to balance swee Dark Pea Eggplant (Ta Kaw Ka Tha)$3.50NEW2026Earlier producer with large calyxes. Cross between Jamaican and Thai roselles. A heat-loving hibiscus variety (Hibiscus sabdariffa) famed for prod Doc’s North Florida Hibiscus$3.50NEW2026Miniature 2 ¼ inch flattened orange bell. Sweet fruit. High yielding 30-inch plants. Pre-1900 family heirloom from Doe Hill area of Highland Coun Doe Hill Golden Bell$3.50NEW2026Very sweet ground cherry. Slightly smaller fruit. Seeds originated from Albert Drott’s family farm in Minnesota. Drott’s Yellow Ground Cherries$4.00NEW2026Pink round 3-6 oz fruits with slight ribbing at shoulders. Sweet well-balanced flavor. Dwarf Yukon Quest$3.50NEW2026Yellow, 1 oz cherry tomatoes. Clusters of 8-10 fruits. Sweet. Eagle Smiley$3.50NEW2026Tender, blue-tinged mustard. Mild flavor similar to Lacinato Kale. Harvest young to promote additional shoots. Ethiopian Blue Mustard (4-pack)$4.00NEW2026Dwarf variety great for small gardens or containers. Half the height of regular dill. Slow to bolt. Fernleaf Dill$3.50NEW2026Pink, thin-skinned cherry fruit weighing 1 oz. Taste is described as “super-fruity sweet.” Fruit Punch$3.50NEW2026Persian cilantro with lemony and nutty notes. Flavorful flowers and green seeds. Like all cilantro varieties, it bolts quickly in hot weather. S Geshniz Cilantro$3.50NEW2026Gold and green stripes with green neck. Small cherry tomatoes. Sweet and fruity. Gold & Green Cherry$3.50NEW2026Yellow-orange, 3-4 inch oblate fruits. Rich, complex, well-balanced sweet-tart flavors. Golden Buddha$3.50NEW2026A small, bitter, pumpkin-shaped eggplant (aka Garden Egg) traditionally prized by the Karen community of Burma. Harvested green and used in curries, a Green Pumpkin Eggplant (Ka)$3.50NEW2026Pink, Heart-shaped, slightly flattened, 4-5 inch tomatoes. Meaty with few seeds and thin skin. Complex well-balanced fruity flavors. Heart of Compassion$3.50Returns2026Golf Ball to 2″ sized eggplant are eaten cooked in many Thai, Indian and Vietnamese curry dishes and raw in salads or with chili paste (nam phri Lao Green Striped$3.50NEW2026Tender light green. This collard was named for Lottie which was the name given to the enslaved woman who maintained this variety and passed it along Lottie Collards (4-pack)$4.00NEW2026Small chili popular in Brazil Portugal and the Caribbean. Quick, Long-lasting heat. Compact bushy plant with upright 2-inch red peppers. Malagueta$3.50NEW2026Sweet with overtone of yellow tomato. Grown by Katie Hoffman Slonaker in New Hanover, PA. New Hanover Ground Cherries$4.00NEW2026Ripens from green, to golden blush, to red. Habenero heat (300,000–500,000+ Scoville Heat Unit). Used for drying or pickling. Named for the soup / s Ole Pepperpot$3.50NEW2026Productive Turkish Heirloom with excellent taste. Slender, 5 to 8 inch dark purple-black fruit. Pala 49 Eggplant$3.50NEW2026From the Dwarf Tomato Project. Cross of Dwarf Wild Fred and Beauty King. Compact and vigorous. Light and dark green and pink stripes on skin and f Peppermint Stripes Dwarf$3.50NEW2026Small pumpkin-shaped 2 inch peppers ripening from green to red. From the lowlands of northeast Ecuador. Sweet, thick-walled. Disease resistant. Pimiento Lago Agrio$3.50NEW2026Tall plants with green pods and some blushing. Flavorful. Harvest pods at 6 inches. Some variation in pod characteristics Puerto Rico Everblush Okra$4.00NEW2026Flavorful bell-peppers with heat. Can be used for stuffing or to dry for pepper flakes. From Antep, Turkey. Pul Biberlik Antep$3.50NEW2026Green, 3-4 inch long. Quick-fading heat with fruity notes. As fruit ripens the heat reduces. Grown to make dried pepper flakes. From Maras, Southe Pul Biberlik Maras$3.50NEW2026Yellow skin, 3 inch oblong fruits. Sweet and tropical like a ground cherry. From small Aztec town of Malinalco in Ixtapan region of Mexico. 3- Queen of Malinalco$3.50NEW2026This Tulsi Ocimum tenuiflorum is a tropical variety. Ayurveda calls this Tulsi the “queen of herbs” and “Mother Medicine of Nature.& Sacred (Tulsi Tropical)$3.50NEW2026Red beefsteak with light ribbing. 8-10 oz fruit with a tart-sweet flavor. Grown by a farming family in Guatemala for several generations. Found Santiago$3.50NEW2026Very small balanced sweet red fruit (the size of a small pea): “world’s smallest tomato”. Highly productive through season, semi-det Spoon Currant Tomato$3.50NEW2026Improved variety of San Marzano. Productive 5-inch paste tomatoes. Super San Marzano$3.50NEW2026Deep purple and red-leaved Tulsi basil with peppery scent and flavor with hints of cinnamon and clove. Grows to about 2 foot tall bush with woody st Tulsi, Krishna$3.50NEW2026Lemon and minty citrus flavors. Common in Caribbean and West Indies. Full sun. West Indian Lemon Grass$4.00NEW2026Yellow-orange currant-sized cherry tomatoes. Darwin collected specimens of this wild tomato from the Galapagos Islands in 1835. A favorite treat o Wild Galapagos$3.50NEW2026Red cylindrical fruits, some with larger bottoms. Sweet paste tomato. Name translates to “Mystery of Rose Valley.” Zagadka Doliny Roz$3.50
