Arugula Arugula : Bright and potent green, delectable in the cooler months. Add: Arugula : Roquette into taste heaven with fast-growing and plentiful arugula. Add: Wild Arugula : Smaller, punchier, and hardier than standard arugula, the wild strain is beautiful and delicious. Add: Asian Greens Baby Bok Choy : A diminutive and tender Bok Choy which has an extreme cuteness quotient. Add: Bok Choy : The stir-fry green par excellence . Add: Komatsuna : Extremely cold hardy, ultra-mild Asian mustard green. Almost as sweet as spinach, but even easier to grow. Add: Mibuna : The smooth cousin of Mizuna . Add: Mizuna : Crunchy, mildly tangy, deeply serrated greens. Add: Red Giant Mustard : Tangy, upright, giant-leaved, and deeply hued. Add: Savoy-Leaved Tatsoi : Just like regular Tatsoi , but with flair. Add: Tatsoi : These fast-growing, melt-in-your-mouth greens will have you saying "Tat's Soi Delicious!" Add: Tatsoi : Spirals of succulent, spoon shaped leaves love the cool fall air. Add: Beans Blue Lake Pole Green Bean : From home(l)y to gourmet. Add: Dragon's Tongue Bean : White and purple speckled flat beans are treat to look at and eat. Add: Hank's X-tra Special Baking Bean : A regional heirloom from Ghent, New York. Sold Out! Ideal Market Green Bean : Big vines yield loads of medium-sized green beans. Add: Pencil Pod Yellow Wax Bush Bean : Polish off these flavorful wax beans. Add: Provider Bush Green Bean : Big, delicious harvests--reliable and well flavored. Add: Provider Green Bean : Reliable high yields of sweet, plump and crisp snap beans. Add: Royalty Purple Pod Bean : Deep purple-hued pods are tender and delicious. Add: Scarlet Runner Bean : Pretty and pretty tasty. Brilliant flowers bloom continuously on vigorous vines. Add: Beets Cylindra Beet : Home cooks rejoice! An easy to peel uniform, tasty beet. Add: Detroit Dark Red Beet : The standard open-pollinated red beet. Add: Early Wonder Tall Top Beet : The name says it all! Add: Ruby Queen Beet : A royal red root, befit for a queen. Add: Sugar Beet : Grow your own sugar. Add: Brassicas Purple Vienna Kohlrabi : Out of this world in looks and taste. Any way you dice it, it's delicious. Add: Purple Vienna Kohlrabi : Out of this world in looks and taste. Any way you dice it, it's delicious. Add: Broccoli Di Ciccio Broccoli : Old-fashioned Italian heirloom from the 1800s. Add: Green Sprouting Calabrese Broccoli : 1800s Italian-American Heirloom Add: Piracicaba Broccoli : For a sweet, long-lasting crop, think Piracicaba. Add: Piracicaba Broccoli : Tufts of broccoli stay sweet all season: delicious in summer and fall, it can be harvested through early December. Add: Spring Broccoli Raab : A turnip by any other name. Add: Cabbage Danish Ballhead Cabbage : Big flat dream cabbages--broad and welcoming cruciferous pillows. Add: Early Jersey Wakefield Cabbage : Two of the most loved and famous stars to come out of Jersey are Bruce Springsteen and this cabbage. Add: Red Acre Cabbage : This red variety grows quickly and easily into tight, compact heads. Add: Red Express Cabbage : The high-speed train of open-pollinated cabbages. Add: Carrots Danvers Carrot : Broad-topped deep orange roots, blocky with a strong taper. Add: Kaleidoscope Carrots : A crunchy rainbow hued mix of carrots. Add: Parisian Carrot : Compact little carrots are ideal for container culture. Add: Red-Cored Chantenay Carrot : Fat reddish roots; sweet, crisp, and wonderful for winter storage. Add: Scarlet Nantes Carrot : From the banks of the Loire River to your garden, give or take a few hundred years. Add: Chard Rainbow Chard : Colorful, edible landscaping selection. Add: Rainbow Chard : A mix of chards in jewel-toned hues lead to an abundant, colorful harvest. Add: Corn Ashworth Sweet Corn : Warning: Although delightfully sweet when eaten off the cob, this corn cannot be used to make high fructose corn syrup. Add: Calico Popcorn : Multicolored cobs make festive fall decoration and gourmet popping corn. Add: Cucumbers Double Yield Cucumber : This high-yielding cuke does double duty. Add: Early Fortune Cucumber : Add: Lemon Cucumber : Looks like a lemon but tastes like a cucumber! Add: Lemon Cucumber : Looks like a lemon but tastes like a cucumber! Add: Marketmore 76 Cucumber : A recent classic; the prototypical slicer. Add: Muncher Cucumber : What's a burpless cucumber? Add: Muncher Cucumber : Munch away on these tasty cucumbers. Add: Eggplant Apple Green Eggplant : Early, delicately flavored, light-green delights. Add: Black Beauty Eggplant : Big, traditional, club-shaped: a winner for traditional Italian dishes. Add: Ping Tung Eggplant : Long bright purple fruits are easily make it from garden to table. Add: Rosa Bianca Eggplant : Lavender streaks on white skin reveal a tasty eggplant flesh beneath. Add: Rosa Bianca Eggplant : Lavender streaks on white skin reveal a tasty eggplant flesh beneath. Add: Fennel Florence Fennel : Crunchy, licorice flavored bulbs can be used as a vegetable or an herb. Add: Florence Fennel : Crunchy, licorice flavored bulbs can be used as a vegetable or an herb. Add: Flowers Baby's Breath : Add: Bachelor Button Polka Dot Mix : Feathery button-size blooms of true blues, whites, and pinks. Add: Balloon Vine : This old fashioned ornamental vine gives the gardener love right back. Add: Blue Cornflower : As qunitesential as crayola. Add: Blue Flax : Add: Borage : A beautiful blue bloom is edible and loveable. Add: Calendula : This medicinal plant offers pretty yellow blooms that heal. Add: Calendula officinalis : Bright, golden blooms and a tantalizing, cleansing aroma--and very easy to grow! Add: Gift Zinnia : These striking red blooms make perfect presents. Add: Good Bug Blooms : A great mix for garden borders and beneficial bugs. Add: Heavenly Blue Morning Glory : Add: Johnny Jump-Up : Seeds are beginnings. Add: Love in a Mist : These ethereal blooms will brighten the garden and the seed pods will enliven the home. Add: Mammoth Gray Stripe Sunflower : The quintessential giant sunflower, towering and delightfully ragged by late summer. Add: Maximilian Sunflower : Even for the most simple of flowers, there is a verdant wealth of information. Add: Moon Flower : Fragrant white blooms are best enjoyed at dusk. Add: Painted Daisy : Bright, fun, long lasting blooms. Add: Pumila Mix Zinnia : Slightly wild-looking zinnia with bright blooms in warm colors. Add: Scarlet Flax : Beautiful, deep red blooms jut upward en masse . Add: Spider Flower : A stunning, spindly floral garden delight. Add: Starflower : Indulge in nature's geometric delights with this stellar garden flower. Add: State Fair Zinnia : Prize-worthy blooms in a mix of red, pink, purple, yellow and orange. Add: Strawflower : Bring the colors of summer into your home to keep your gardening dreams alive all winter. Add: Sulphur Cosmos : Easy to grow, golden-bloomed, lacy-foliaged beauties. Add: Sunflower Ornamental Mix : As diverse in stature, color, girth, and disposition as our amazing community of home gardeners. Add: Sunflower Surprise : A sunny mix of sunflowers in varying heights and hues. Add: Tiger Paw Aster : Stunning flower for the garden or a vase. Add: Trailing Nasturtium : A spreading, bold variety with solid green leaves and brightly colored blooms. Add: Variegated Nasturtium : Beautiful, edible, pastel blooms against alluring white-washed leaves. Sold Out! Velvet Queen Sunflower : Maroon blooms add a splash of royal air to any garden landscape. Add: Greens Braising Mix : A mix of greens that taste great braised--with garlic and olive oil, with sesame oil and soy sauce, with sliced onions and cayenne--always Add: Edible Amaranth Mix : A nutritious and delicious alternative to spinach in the hot summer months. Add: Frisee Endive : Classic mesclun green. Add: Garden Cress : Peppery, toothsome addition to salads and sandwiches. Add: Garland Serrated Chrysanthemum : Also known as Shungiku. Add: Mache : Add: Ground Cherry Aunt Molly's Ground Cherry : Irresistable, sweet, and unique--and pre-wrapped by mother nature! Add: Aunt Molly's Ground Cherry : An easy to grow bushy plant provides delightful husked berries, adding uncommon flair to the garden. Add: Herbs Basil : Genovese : Pesto alla genovese. Best pesto basil there is. Add: Basil : Thai : Add: Basil Bouquet : Beautiful and delicious arrangement of Genovese, Lemon, Cinnamon, Purple, and Thai Basils. Add: Basil: Cinnamon : A terrific aroma: the brightness of basil mixes with the round, warm tones of cinnamon. Add: Basil: Dark Opal : Richly colored, intensely flavored--dramatic! Add: Basil: Italian Large Leaf : Also known as Neapolitan Basil. One or two leaves on a tomato slice is pure heaven. Add: Basil: Lemon : Bright and lovely citrusy basil. Add: Chervil : Delicate flavor and texture: a sweet combination of anise and parsley. Add: Chives : Tasty green straws and pretty purple flowers. Add: Chives: Garlic : These greens make the best spring kimchi. Add: Cilantro : A refreshing herb used in dishes world wide. Add: Cilantro / Coriander : Indispensible in Asian and Mexican cuisine. Add: Dill Bouquet : Ahh, the bouquet of pickle juice! Add: Dill Mammoth Long Island : Use this dill in pickles and beyond. Add: Dill: Mammoth : Use this dill in pickles and beyond. Add: Marjoram : A sweeter, brighter cousin of oregano. Add: Parsley: Forest Green : Overwinter this parsley in a cold frame to propagate your own old growth grove. Add: Parsley: Gigante d'Italia : More than a garnish, this large variety is a bright and tasty herb. Add: Parsley: Gigante d'Italia : More than a garnish, this large variety is a bright and tasty herb. Add: Salad Burnet : Mild, cucumber-like flavor; a nice addition to any salad. Add: Summer Savory : An easy to grow herb whose taste lives up to its name. Add: Summer Savory : An easy to grow herb whose taste lives up to its name. Add: Tarragon : Add: Thyme : The thyme is right: it's evergreen, aromatic, and easy-to-grow. Add: Kale and Collards Dino Kale : Dark green and tender, this beloved kale variety is the sweetest of them all. Add: Dino Kale (Garden Pack) : Crinkly, deep green kale of exceptional eating quality. Add: Ragged Jack Kale : Flat, ragged leaves are perfect in sautes and soups. Add: Red Russian Kale : Ragged Jack is rugged: reliable, delicious, and hardy, a sweet treat into the fall. Add: Siberian Kale : Hardy, medium-frilled, long-leaved, productive. Add: Vates Collards : Thick, tender, deep green, oval-shaped, upright leaves--sweet in the fall but delicious at any time. Add: Lettuce Amish Deer Tongue Lettuce : Amish deer love to lick this lettuce. Add: Bibb Lettuce : Delicate, buttery, and fine. Add: Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce : New York heirloom circa 1880 Add: Flashy Butter Oak Lettuce : Lettuce glam. Add: Italienischer Lettuce : Add: Ithaca Lettuce : A crunchy heading lettuce, developed in upstate New York. Add: Magenta Lettuce : Tight, red-tinged lettuce that stands heat well. Add: Mesclun Mix : A tasty collection of lettuce and other fresh-eating greens. Add: North Pole Lettuce : Winter Green Add: Parris Island Cos Lettuce : Why grow Parris Island? 'Cos it's heat-tolerant, determined, and delicious! Add: Parris Island Cos Lettuce Selection : Poughkeepsie Farm Project likes this romaine-type lettuce... Add: Prizehead Lettuce : Beautiful, pink-tipped, tender and crisp loose-leaf heirloom. Add: Red Deer Tongue Lettuce : Tasty leaves lap the sky Add: Red Salad Bowl Lettuce : A bronze-red oak leaf lettuce. Add: Royal Oakleaf Lettuce : Eat like a king. Add: Spotted Trout Lettuce : This crisp speckled romaine looks good in the garden and on a plate. Add: Spotted Trout Lettuce : A tender, sweet green romaine with red speckles. Add: Tom Thumb Lettuce : Little softball-sized butterheads--appealing to people big and small. Add: Ultimate Salad Bowl : A delightful blend of greens and lettuces brighten the salad bowl. Add: Ultimate Salad Bowl : This USB won't plug into any port on your laptop, but it will burst with flavor when you upload it into a big salad bowl. Add: Vivian Lettuce : "Veni, Vedi, Vici," announces Vivian. "All Hail Caesar Salads!" Add: Melons Banana Melon : Perfect for Northern localvores lamenting the lack of locally grown bananas. Add: Iroquois Cantaloupe : Terrific traditional cantaloupe. Add: Jenny Lind Melon : Sing the praises of this sweet melon, well suited to the northeastern climate. Add: Jenny Lind Melon : Sing the praises of this sweet melon, well suited to the northeastern climate. Add: Schoon's Hardshell American Melon : Big, sweet, juicy, creamy cantaloupes. Add: Okra Clemson Spineless Okra : A beautiful plant with plucky pods. Add: Royal Burgundy Okra : Consider this summer delight an edible ornamental! Add: Onions Blau Gruner Leek : Blue-green winter leek. Add: Evergreen Bunching Onions : A patch of this scallion is a year-long garden friend. Add: Evergreen Scallion : A patch of this scallion is a year-long garden friend. Add: Parsnips Harris Model Parsnip : Tangy, sweet white roots--a delight of late winter and early spring! Add: Peas Green Arrow Shell Pea : Terrific shell pea: 8-10 peas per pod and easy to shell. Add: Laxton's Progress Shell Pea : Plump pods grow on short vines. Add: Sugar Snap Pea : The quintessential early summer treat, fresh off the vine or steamed briefly as a side dish. Add: Peppers Ancho Pepper : Ancho Haiku Warm, blocky anchosAdd: Bridge to Paris Pepper : Elegant, large, long sweet peppers. Add: Cayenne Pepper : So hot it's used to make mace. Do not try this at home. Add: Doe Hill Pepper : Early, huge yields of small- to medium-sized sweet and tangy fruits. Add: Jimmy Nardello's Sweet Pepper : Rippling pods, abundant, snappy, and very sweet. Add: Joe's Round Pepper : Beautiful plant festooned with green-to-yellow-to-red marble-sized hot peppers. Add: King of the North Pepper : We'd like to give this sweet royal red pepper a crown. Add: Matchbox Pepper : Tiny, spicy peppers are beautiful on the bush and dried. Add: Matchbox Pepper : Small fruits in greens, yellows, and reds cover sprawling, low, bushy plants. Add: Sweet Salad Pepper : Colorful, sweet, peppery, and highly ornamental. Add: Sweet Salad Pepper : The fruits glow on this edible and highly decorative pepper. Add: Tam Jalapeno Pepper : Mild, high-yielding jalapenos--ideal for pickling, for starting a stir fry, for spicing up any dish. Add: Radishes Cherry Belle Radish : Little red radishes--juicy, delicately flavored, and fast. Add: China Rose Winter Radish : Add: Easter Egg Radish : Pastel and pleasant little egg-sized roots. Add: French Breakfast Radish : Not just for dinner! Add: German Giant Radish : Big, mild, tender, red roots. Add: Round Black Spanish Radish : Attractive, dramatic roots with a great radish flavor. Add: Sparkler Radish : Beautiful, bicolor radishes pack a pleasant bite. Add: Watermelon Radish : A fun favorite: white skins hide bright red interior. Add: Spinach Bloomsdale Spinach : Cold hearty spinach can be sown in early spring and again in November for a spring harvest. Add: Bloomsdale Spinach : "Bloomsdale" was the name of the 1847 seed farm of the Pennsylvania based D. Landreth & Company. Add: New Zealand Spinach : A satisfying spinach substitute for the summer months. Add: Summer Squash Benning's Green Tint Patty Pan Squash : Don't let the looks fool you, this summer squash has the best flavor out there. Add: Benning's Green Tint Patty Pan Squash : Patty pan, patty pan scalloped squash, make me a stir fry that's got some panache. Add: Cocozelle Squash : Yellow and green striped zucchini with a full summery flavor. Add: Costata Romanesca Zucchini : Gorgeous green ribbed squash give summer dishes pizzazz. Add: Costata Romanesca Zucchini : Flavorful striped zucchinis are good eating even when big. Add: Early Summer Crookneck Squash : Prolific yellow squash marks the height of summer bounty. Add: Early Yellow Crookneck Squash : Exceedingly prolific and useful little yellow squashes. Add: Ronde de Nice Summer Squash : Little round treats--awfully Nice! Add: Tomatillo Puebla Verde Tomatillo : Salsa verde--con sabor! Add: Tomatoes Amish Paste Tomato : These plump rectangular fruits are reliable and delicious--and huge! Add: Aunt Ruby's German Green Tomato : When is a green tomato a ripe tomato? Ask Aunt Ruby! Add: Black Krim Tomato : "Czerno Krimski" hails from the Isle of Krim in the Black Sea off the coast of the Crimean peninsula in the Ukraine. Add: Black Plum Tomato : Don't be glum, it's not really a plum, but it is a fruit you can grow in your garden. Add: Blue Beech Tomato : A great saucer for all seasons! Add: Brandywine (Pink) Tomato : The love apple that coined a word. Add: Cherokee Purple Tomato : Add: Cosmonaut Volkov Tomato : This tasty, round red tomato is out of this world. Add: Cosmonaut Volkov Tomato : This tasty, round red tomato is out of this world. Add: Fox Cherry Tomato : Perfect, plump, salad-sized red tomatoes. Add: Fox Cherry Tomato : Giant little tomatoes provide tons of fruit and plenty of versatility. Add: Garden Peach Tomato : Just peachy. Really. Add: Glacier Tomato : Add: Goldie Tomato : Heirloom tomato perfection-a sweet, yellow, slicing tomato. Add: Goldie Tomato : Electric Kool-Aid low-acid tomato Add: Green Zebra Tomato : A popular garden tomato ripens yellow-green with exotic green stripes. Add: Isis Candy Shop Tomato : Isis Candy tomato in a variety of shapes and colors. Add: Mama Leone Tomato : Old-time Italian paste tomato, Mama's cooking! Add: Mortgage Lifter Tomato : This big tomato comes with a boastful name. Add: New Yorker Tomato : Open tomato season with this early red variety. Add: New Yorker Tomato : For the garden that never sleeps: a variety that wastes no time. Add: Opalka Tomato : Add: Ox Heart Tomato : Seeds with heart. Add: Polish Linguisa Tomato : Sausage shaped, tomato flavored. Add: Principe Borghese Sun Dried Tomato : Eat tomatoes all winter long. Add: Prudens Purple Tomato : Pretty early. Pretty pretty. Pretty completely delicious. Add: Rose de Berne Tomato : This Swiss Miss makes a great all-round tomato. Add: Rutgers Tomato : When is an heirloom not an heirloom? Add: Striped Cavern Tomato : A colorful caving experience. Add: Striped German Tomato : A bicolored classic: yellow-washed red fruits are soft and sweet. Add: Tiny Tim Tomato : Well suited for tiny growing spaces. Add: Ulster Germaid Tomato : Unusual Hudson Valley tomato available nowhere else. Add: Yellow Pear Cherry Tomato : Little yellow pears cover big plants like strings of (delicious) holiday lights. Add: Turnips and Rutabagas Cape Cod Rutabaga : Or is it a Turnipabaga? Add: Golden Globe Turnip : Delicious round yellow-fleshed turnip. Add: Peg's Rutabaga : From Peg's garden--a rutabaga that happily overwintered in the ground. Add: Purple Top White Globe Turnip : Traditional turnip with a purple ring on top. Add: Watermelon Blacktail Mountain Watermelon : A watermelon for short seasons. Add: Sugar Baby Watermelon : Early maturing watermelons yield a sweet summer harvest in the Northeast. Add: Sugar Baby Watermelon : Early maturing, sweet, compact watermelons with bright red, flavorful flesh. Add: Winter Squash Big Max Pumpkins : Really big pumpkins. Add: Blue Hubbard Squash : "Cucurbitacean - a person who regards pumpkins or squash with deep, often rapturous love." From Add: Burgess Buttercup Squash : Sweet and tidy little buttercups. Add: Connecticut Field Pumpkin : Quintessential New England.
Send us your Jack O' Lantern stories and photos. Add: Delicata Squash : Delightfully delectable dirigible delicata. Add: Green-Striped Cushaw : Big, mild winter squashes with green and yellow stripes. Add: Long Island Cheese Pumpkin : Big round squash are the color and shape of a wheel of cheese. Superb for pie making. Add: Long Island Cheese Pumpkin : This big squash resembles a wheel of cheese in color and shape, but has superb flavor for pies and soups. Add: New England Pie Pumpkin : Perfect for pies. Add: Waltham Butternut Squash : A winter staple: fill a cool closet with butternuts and you'll have squash until spring. Add:
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