Giant Caesar Lettuce

Bright green, buttery sweet leaves are heat-resistant and easy to pick without damage.

Lacinato, Black or Dinosaur Kale (Nero Di Toscana)

Dark bluish-green, long, narrow, deeply savoyed leaves.

Purple Top White Globe Turnip

Round roots that are bright purple on the upper part and white below.

Shin Kuroda Carrot

Bright orange, tender, sweet-flavored roots.

Waltham 29 Broccoli

Cold-hardy and compact, thriving in late summer to winter with abundant side shoots.

Green Sprouting Calabrese Broccoli

Frost-resistant variety with bluish-green heads and abundant side shoots.

Buttercrunch Bibb Lettuce

Long standing, heat tolerant, and dark green with reddish tints.

Giant Winter (Gigante d'Inverno) Spinach

Large smooth leaves, very tolerant of cold temperatures.

Bull's Blood Beet

Vibrant, sweet, and heat-resistant

Burpee's Golden Beet

Dark golden color with deep yellow sweet flesh.

Cosmic Purple Carrot

Bright purple on the outside and orange on the inside.

American Purple Top Rutabaga (Swede)

Nearly globe shaped, 4-6 inch diameter roots.

French Breakfast Radish

Scarlet with white tips and crisp, white flesh.

Watermelon Radish

Sweet, white skinned with dark pink interiors.

Winter Density Bibb-Romaine Lettuce

Versatile lettuce with compact, dark-green heads, frost tolerance, and slow bolting.

Di Ciccio Broccoli

An old Italian heirloom broccoli. Compact plants.

Dwarf Blue Curled Scotch Kale (Vates)

Leaves are finely curled, bluish green, low growing.

German Giant Radish

A round red radish with crisp, white and pungent flesh.

Golden Ball Turnip

Amber-gold skin and amber flesh, excellent eating quality.

Mammoth Melting Snow Pea

High yielding, thrives in cool weather, uniform production.

Red Acre Cabbage

Solid, 5-7 inches in diameter, round, flattened, red-purple colored, weigh 2-4 pounds.

Sugar Daddy Snap Pea

Early-producing, stringless snap peas with sweet, crisp pods and high disease resistance.

Alderman (Tall Telephone) Pea

Large pods containing five to nine peas each. Very productive and good.

Great Lakes 659 Head Lettuce

Produces medium-large, solid heads; does best in warmer weather.