Premier Kale

Heavy, deep-green leaves; great fresh in salads or on sandwiches as a more nutritional alternative to lettuce. Also good as a cooked green or roasted

Red Acre Cabbage

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

Salad Bowl, Green - Leaf Lettuce

Light green, long wavy leaves are slow to bolt.

White Russian Kale

Rare variety with red frilly leaves and purple veins.

America Spinach

Long-standing type. Slow to bolt, and resistant to heat and drought.

Cimmaron Romaine Lettuce

Medium sized heads stay firm and solid even in hot weather.

French Breakfast Radish

Scarlet with white tips and crisp, white flesh.

German Giant Radish

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

Red Cored Chantenay Carrot

Tender, sweet, and vibrant with deep orange roots and irresistible flavor.

Romanesco Broccoli

Italian Cauliflower with spiraling beauty and superior flavor.

Watermelon Radish

Sweet, white skinned with dark pink interiors.

Autumn King Carrot

Cold-tolerant, bright-orange roots grow up to 12 inches.

Black Spanish Round Radish

Large turnip-shaped globes that reach up to three inches in diameter.

Cascadia Snap Pea

Thick walled pods that are succulent, tender and sweet.

Chinese White Winter Radish

Large, white radishes that are excellent for pickling or winter storage.

Early Wonder Tall Top Beet

Tender leaves used for greens, roots pickled or cooked.

Green Arrow Pea

Excellent flavor, disease resistance, ideal for shelling.

Laurentian Rutabaga (Swede)

The flesh is fine-grained and sweet.

Little Marvel Garden Pea

Compact plants, very productive, hardy, luscious and sugary.

Long Island Improved Brussels Sprouts

Tight, firm, dark green sprouts on compact plants.

Old Fashioned Mustard Greens

Regarded as one of the tastiest varieties of mustard greens.

Sugar Snap Pea

Vigorous, tall vines produce tasty and tender pods when young.

Tom Thumb Butterhead Lettuce

Compact butterhead-type plants with small, tennis ball sized heads.

Waltham 29 Broccoli

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