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Tender variety with orange, yellow, pink, white, and red stalks.
The first wildfire bacteria resistant tobacco, historically used for cigarette and pipe blends.
Originating from the Mediterranean, Sage has many culinary, medicinal, and ornamental uses.
Early maturing sweet corn, dwarf stalks, developed to germinate and grow better in cooler soils.
Larger than standard chives, these perennial plants offer a mild garlic flavor for culinary use.
Early. Dark-purple pods, 7-8 inches long, kidney-shaped peas with maroon eyes.
An old, light air-cured, Burley-type tobacco historically used for cigarette blends.
A hybrid descendant of the original El Corojo seed from Cuba in the 1930's.
Bush-type with zucchini fruit, dark green striped in lighter green.
Gorgeous, late-flowering basil with traditional Genovese flavor, perfect for huge summer harvests.
Plants grow up to six feet tall when topped, have pale pink flowers, and leaves that reach nine inches wide by twenty inches long.
Handy, easy to use, vegetable garden planning tool.
Evergreen shrub with medicinal roots, known for its long history in traditional Indian medicine and sleep-inducing properties.
Enjoy a vibrant, ornamental mix of diverse, delicious lettuces perfect for salads, best grow during the cool season.
Vigorous eight-foot vines yield versatile green pods with a rich history and shiny black seeds.
Hot but delightfully pungent in flavor!
Bright orange flowers that are four inches wide. Attractive to pollinators.
A versatile perennial with coffee-like roots and edible greens.
Stalks are sturdy, long, thick, and broad with pearly-white bulbs.
Very productive - up to six full-sized ears of delicious, sweet kernels packed with old-time corn flavor.
Tender, dark green, round, tasty, and reach about 6 inches.
Frost-resistant variety with bluish-green heads and abundant side shoots.
Bright orange blooms attract butterflies and thrive in sunny, well-drained gardens.
Bright purple on the outside and orange on the inside.
