2021 Seed Orders


Our seed orders for the 2021 season
(will be updated throughout the year)

Early Moonbeam Watermelon 

WI-OSC Purple Carrot 

Hithadhoo Maldives Melon 

High Carotene Sweet Corn 

Desert Spirit Landrace Squash 

Emerald Naked Seeded Pumpkin 

Early MibunaAtomic Orange Corn

Black Hulless Barley

Crespo Squash

Heavy Hitter Okra

Okinawa Pink Okra

Sugar Daddy Snap Pea

Orangeglo Watermelon

Strawberry WatermelonLeelanau Sweetglo

Royal Golden Watermelon

Carolina Cross 180 Watermelon

Striped Japonica Corn

European Mesclun Mix Salad Blend

Chinese Red Noodle Bean

Black Coat Runner Bean

Knife Bean-Canavalia Gladiata 

Gourmet salad blend

Milkweed/Butterfly Flower 

Rio Grande Blue Flour Corn 

Honey and Cream Sweet Corn
Trio Bush Bean
Utrecht Blue Wheat

Early prolific straightneck squash

Delicata squash

Costata Romanesco Squash

Purple Mart Yard Long Bean 

Nimba Zucchini-Summer Squash

Bushel Gourd-Ornamental Gourd

Grey (Tender Grey) Zucchini

Sea Island Brown Cotton

Trifecta Muskmelon

Red Salad Bowl Lettuce 

Corn Salad (Mache, Lamb's Lettuce) 

Oakleaf Lettuce

Dill-Bouquet

Blood-Veined Sorrel 

Large Leaf Sorrel 

Tromboncino-Summer Squash

Black Goji Berry (Black Wolfberry)

Brightest Brilliant Rainbow Quinoa

Naranjilla

Cosmic Crimson Mix Lettuce 

Black Beauty Tomato

Common Buckwheat

Cape May Beach Plum 

American Persimmon-Diospyros virginiana

Big Max Pumpkin Seeds 

Corsican Gourd Hard-Shelled

Prairie Splendor Flower Mix 

Chinese Wool Flower (pelleted seed)

Rocket Mixed Color Snapdragon

Perennial Bloom Flower Mix 

Partial Shade Wildflower Seed Mix

Cut Flower Wildflower Seed Mix 

Clover, White Dutch

Chocolate Daisy

Edible Beauties Flower Mix 

Showy Milkweed

Four O’Clocks, Broken Colors

Hollyhock, Outhouse

Mammoth Grey Striped Sunflower

Mountain Mint

Anise Hyssop

Tansy

German chamomile

Red Panorama Bee Balm-Monarda

Giganteum Poppy-Somniferum 

Ashwagandha Garden Berry

Giant Rattle Breadseed Poppy

Lion’s Ear (Klip Dagga)

Soil Builder Peas and Oats Cover Crop

































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