Black From Tula – bold black tomato
Jemez Chile Seed – native to the high mountain valleys near Jemez Pueblo
Leutschauer Paprika Pepper – Dazzling red drying pepper
Andean Bush Bean – productive rose-colored pinto bean
These beautiful coral pinto bean set abundantly on sturdy bush plants. It is certainly one of the best bush beans I’ve tried in recent years.
Bennings Green Tint Squash Seeds, Non GMO – Heirloom, A GARDEN FAVORITE
Blossoms are prolific and the ideal size for culinary use. Not picking will stop the production of the plants. The squash are ready to harvest just after blossom falls from fruit and fruit can be easily dented with a thumbnail.
Tendersweet Carrot Seeds HEIRLOOM, Non-Gmo, Fresh & Fun Little Carrots
One gardener describes them “like candy for supper.”. The gorgeous color stays during cooking and freezing. Long, tender roots and very rich orange color; nearly coreless. ALL seeds are sent with padding for protection.
TENDERSWEET CARROT SEED, HEIRLOOM, A Longtime Favorite Fresh, Crisp, Super Sweet
One gardener describes them “like candy for supper.”. The gorgeous color stays during cooking and freezing.
RAINBOW OF CARROT SEEDS, HEIRLOOM, Non-Gmo, Fresh and Fun Seeds For Everyone
The skin of these Nantes-type roots is deep violet, but the interior is orange. The skin is dark orange and very smooth, the flesh sweet and crisp. Very small core. The roots have a very small core, a mild bite, and a lovely texture that is pleasing either raw or cooked.
SUNSET RUNNER BEAN SEEDS, Heirloom, Edible & Ornamental, Peachy Pink Blossoms
A favorite runner bean, the Sunset Runner Bean. (a favorite of runner bean enthusiasts) They grow 10 feet or more. Rich, well-drained soil. Average water. The beans are edible as young pods but traditionally this is a soup bean.
Yellow Patty Pan-Bush Scallop Squash Seed, NON GMO, Heirloom, A GARDEN FAVORITE
Yellow Bush Scallop Patty Pan Squash Seeds, Non GMO Heirloom. To avoid weeding, mulch heavily around plants and in the rows. Not picking will stop the production of the plants. The squash are ready to harvest just after blossom falls from the fruit and the fruit can be easily dented with a thumbnail.
