Jaune Flammée Tomato

80 days, indeterminate; apricot-orange, 2-4 oz fruits with a sweet-tart, fruity flavor.

Lincoln (Homesteader) Pea

Pods are easy to shell. Resists wilt and is tolerant of heat.

Little Lucky Tomato

90 days, indeterminate, potato leaf plants yield medium, golden-yellow fruit with red blush and complex flavor.

Livingston's Favorite Tomato

90 days, indeterminate, early, prolific, smooth, red, globe-shaped, exceptional flavor, solid, meaty.

Malabar Spinach

Tropical perennial with thick, fleshy leaves, thriving in heat; ideal for warm climates.

Mammoth Gold Pumpkin

Heirloom pumpkins grow up to 100 lbs, perfect for carving or pies, with crack-resistant skin.

Morris Heading Collards

Fast-growing heirloom with mild, broad leaves.

Oak Leaf Lettuce

Early leaf-type lettuce variety that is tender and long standing.

Painted Mountain Flour Corn - 12 row

An extremely hardy, nutritious, and beautiful dual purpose, ornamental flour corn variety.

Red Kuri Winter Squash (Hokkaido)

Firm, dark orange skin with sweet flavor, perfect for fall decor and rich in vitamins.

Romanesco Broccoli

Italian Cauliflower with spiraling beauty and superior flavor.

Speckled Roman Paste Tomato

90 days, indeterminate, elongated red-orange streaked fruit with good flavor, very productive plants.

Walla Walla Onion

Sweet, large bulbs with impressive winter hardiness, popular in southeast Washington.

West Indian Gherkin Cucumber

Used for small pickles and relishes for centuries.

Will's Early June Sweet Corn

Very early maturing, 6-inch long with 8-rows of beautiful, tender, sweet, white kernels.

Abraham Lincoln Tomato

Solid fleshed, dark red, good flavored medium-sized fruits that average about eight ounces.

Ailsa Craig Tomato

75 days, indeterminate, juicy red tomatoes, 2-4 oz, ideal for traditional English breakfasts.

All Year Round Cauliflower

Large, tight heads with dark green leaves, perfect for cold frames or succession planting.

Aquadulce Fava Bean

Can be planted in the fall or winter for spring harvest.

Break O' Day Tomato

85 days, indeterminate, red, large, smooth, meaty, resistant to diseases, drought-tolerant, sweet.

Broadleaf Batavian Endive (Escarole)

Large, broad leaves with mild flavor, perfect for salads or soups.

Burgess Buttercup Winter Squash

Very sweet, fine-grained flesh, 5 to 8 inches in diameter and range from 3 to 5 pounds.

Cherokee Purple Heart Tomato

90 days, indeterminate, heart-shaped fruit with rich flavor, similar to 'Cherokee Purple'.

Coronet Southern Pea (Improved Pinkeye Purplehull)

The plants are upright and compact. 62 days to green shell stage.