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75 days, dwarf plants yield rich-brown tomatoes with deep crimson flesh and intense flavor.
Versatile and ornamental, this plant thrives in sunny, sandy-loamy soil, offering edible roots and leaves.
75 days, determinate, crack-resistant red fruit, ideal for canning, with disease resistance and sprawling growth.
75-90 days, determinate, compact plants with abundant 3 oz pear-shaped fruit ideal for sauces.
Uniform in shape and color, dark green, smooth and slender.
85 days, indeterminate, deep reddish-pink, 1-pound fruits with sweet-acid flavor, potato leaf foliage.
Renowned for uniform size and rust resistance, this heirloom asparagus is a parent to modern hybrids.
Sweet mild flavor and are very disease resistant.
68 days, indeterminate, red globe tomatoes, early crop, vigorous, disease-resistant, 4-5 oz fruit.
65 days, semi-determinate, compact plants yield medium, ribbed, oblate, red tomatoes with excellent flavor.
A Maryland-type tobacco with late-blooming pink flowers and more leaves.
83 days, indeterminate, medium pink tomatoes, smooth, meaty, ideal for Southern growers.
90 days, indeterminate, bright red, elongated, meaty tomatoes ideal for sauces and pastes.
Early, giant, carnation-flowered mix of orange, gold and yellow.
Wonderful shades of oranges and yellows in the summer and fall.
Cold-sensitive perennial with calming, Oregano-like flavor; ideal for USDA zones 7-9, sometimes hardy to 5.
70 days, semi-determinate, deep pink, medium-sized, meaty tomatoes, early and heavy producer.
Comprehensive guide to no-till gardening, focusing on soil health and ecological practices.
75 days, dwarf plants produce purple, round to oblate tomatoes with excellent, complex flavor.
Year-round French heirloom lettuce with ruby red-tipped leaves.
Compact plants, very productive, hardy, luscious and sugary.
Vigorous plant growth with large purple, bell-shaped fruits.
One of the largest early maturing roundhead varieties.
85 days, dwarf plants yield pale-yellow, cherry-type tomatoes perfect for salads and snacking.
