WLTL Seed Library Inventory


1	In Stock	Location	Seed Name	Variety	Scientific Name	Organic	Description

2	2	D1	Artichoke	Green Globe		no	3-5 foot plants produce large 3-5 inch heads with thick flavorful hearts. Produce mature artichokes quicker than other varieties.
3	24	D1	Arugula		Eruca Sativa	No	Hardy reseeding Annual 3-6" plant, 3-6" leaves. Quick and easy to grow, this healthy, cool season heirloom salad green has deeply lobed leaves with a distinctive nutty flavor that gets spicier as it matures.
4	8	D1	Arugula		Eruca vesicaria	Yes	Hardy reseeding Annual 3-6" plant, 3-6" leaves. Quick and easy to grow, this healthy, cool season heirloom salad green has deeply lobed leaves with a distinctive nutty flavor that gets spicier as it matures.
6	8	D1	Arugula	Rocket	Eruca vesicaria	Yes	Tender young leaves have a robust, peppery flavor and make pleasant accents to salads or cooked greens
7	4	D1	Arugula	Wild Rocket		Yes	Fast growing, compact rosette. Slightly stronger, more complex flavor.
10	4	D1	Basil	Boxwood	Orcimum Basilicum	No	These mounds of small leaves that resemble boxwood plants make a great edging for the patio or for a container by the kitchen door.
11	8	D1	Basil	Cardinal		Yes	Richly colored blooms and robust flavor.
16	75	D1	Basil	Genovese	Ocimum Basilicum Var.	Yes	Tender annual 14-20" plant. This uniform, slow to bolt, classic basil variety has a concentrated flavor and fine, sweet fragrance that is fantastic for seasonings, salads, garnishes, and pesto.
21	3	D1	Basil	Mammoth	Ocimum Basilicum Var.	No	These oversized mammoth basil leaves are milder than traditional sweet basil
23	1	D1	Basil	Red Rubin	Ocimum basilicum	No	This basil has a stronger flavor than sweet basil, and the reddish-purple leaves create a unique look in salads.
24	1	D1	Basil	Romanesco		No	Contains a strong aroma and flavor that is perfect for every garden. The sweet flavor makes it one of the tastiest basils, and perfect for many dishes.
26	1	D1	Basil	Spicy Globe	Ocimum Basilicum Var.	No	A delightful tasting basil that is also highly ornamental. The best of the bush basils forms a globe shape that is covered with fine leaves about 1/2" long. Great for flower or vegetable gardens as well as small pots.
27	9	D1	Basil	Sweet	Ocimum Basilicum	No	Use with Tomatoes, veal, lamb, and mild-flavored vegetables such as squash. Annual.
30	1	D1	Basil	Sweet Italian		No	Annual herb. The leaves of this attractive herb have a spicy flavor which makes green salads, tomato and cheese dishes, soups and omelets extra delicious.
32	5	D1	Basil	Sweet Thai		Yes	holds its flavor and texture better after cooking than other basil varieties.
33	13	D1	Basil	Tulsi		Yes	Holy Basil known for its bubble-gum scent, frost tolerance, and fast growing
36	26	D1	Bean	Blue Lake 156 Bush		no	Traditional blue lake color, the firm pods are ideal for canning or freezing. Produces 6 1/2 in pods and has good quality even under drought stress
37	18	D1	Bean	Blue Lake 274 Bush		No	Vigorous, many-branched bush plants produce heavy yields of pods similar in appearance to pole Blue Lake. 6 1/2 inch round pods. Disease resistant.
38	8	D1	Bean	Blue Lake 274 Bush		Yes	Has vigorous, many branched bush plants that produce heavy yields of pods. Disease resistance
40	12	D1	Bean	Blue Lake Bush	Phaseolus vulgaris	No	Tender annual 15" plant, 6-7" pods. These productive plants yield tender, sweet, round, stringless beans that are great for fresh eating, canning, and freezing.
41	12	D1	Bean	Blue Lake Bush	Phaseolus vulgaris	Yes	Tender annual 15" plant, 6-7" pods. These productive plants yield tender, sweet, round, stringless beans that are great for fresh eating, canning, and freezing.
42	2	D2	Bean	Blue Lake Pole	Phaseolus vulgaris var. vulgaris	No	Blue Lake Pole beans yield much longer than bush beans, right up to frost. Plant 8 to 12 in. (20 to 30 cm) apart at the base of poles, trellises or fences.
44	13	D2	Bean	Burpee's Stringless Green Pod	Phaseolus vulgaris	No	Bush Snap. Delicious, 6" long pods are entirely stringless. Early and high yielding. Needs no Support.
47	7	D2	Bean	Contender		No	Excellent, early-maturing variety. Produces abundantly. Pods are round, stringless & at their best when abou 6 inches long.
48	1	D2	Bean	Contender		yes	Excellent, early-maturing variety. Produces abundantly. Pods are round, stringless & at their best when abou 6 inches long.
56	23	D2	Bean	Jade Bean	Phaseolus vulgaris	Yes	The deliciously tender pods of this early, productive, heat tolerant bean are a glossy, deep green, and stay slender and straight on sturdy, upright plants.
59	19	D2	Bean	Maxibel Bush Bean	Phaseolus vulgaris	No	The first full-size stringless, filet-type snap bean. Filet snap beans are the long, slender, stringless beans that are so popular in European cuisine. Tall, erect plants making harvesting easy. Easy to grow and great for beginning gardeners!
60	3	D2	Bean	Mellow Yellow	Phaseolus vulgaris	No	Bush Wax. Delicious, golden wax beans, 5-5 1/2" long, grow in clusters on productive plants
61	1	D2	Bean	Royal Burgundy Bush		no	Purple pods, grow better in cooler weather than over varieties.
62	3	D2	Bean	Royal Burgundy Bush		Yes	Purple pods, grow better in cooler weather than over varieties.
63	9	D2	Bean	Tavera Bush		Yes	Superb when harvested frequently and at a petite size, about 1/4 in wide.
66	5	D2	Bean	Tendergreen Improved		No	Long, smooth, stringless pods are tender and at their best for the table when 5 to 6 inches long. Disease resistant. High in vitamins A, B, and C.
67	5	D2	Beet	Avalanche	Beta Vulgaris	No	A delicious white beet that won't leave red stains. Avalanche produces consistently large, round roots with clean, vigorous tops. Widely adaptable.
68	3	D2	Beet	Chioggia Guardsmark	Beta Vulgaris	No	The highest-quality Chioggia strain available. Medium-height tops are green with pink-striped stems. Excellent flavor.
69	23	D2	Beet	Colorful Beets	Beta vulgaris	Yes	Hardy Biennial 8-12" tops, 2-4" roots. This variety includes a mix of favorite beets including deep red, golden, and candy striped roots topped by nutritious bright green, dark green with red ribs, and dark red foliage.
70	3	D2	Beet	Detroit Dark Red		Yes	High in vitamin A, B2, B6, and C. Dark red and globe-shaped roots have crisp, sweet, tender flesh. Introduced by Ferry-Morse, this variety is ideal for home canning and pickling.
71	34	D3	Beet	Detroit Dark Red, Medium Top	Beta vulgaris	No	Extremely sweet, perfectly round beets, 3" across, have deep red skin and dark red flesh. medium sized tops.
72	1	D3	Beet	Detroit Dark Red, Medium Top		Yes	Extremely sweet, perfectly round beet, 3" across, have deep red skin and dark red flesh. Medium sized tops
73	5	D3	Beet	Detroit Golden	Beta vulgaris	No	Beautiful deep orange roots are oval shaped with a rich golden flash accented by rings of pale yellow throughout. Roots are tender and sweet with a milder flavor than red beets. Even the pale green tops with golden veins are delicious. Grown as microgreens, they make a great accent with Bull's Blood Beets.
74	3	D3	Beet	Detroit Supreme	Beta vulgaris	No	A special selection from 'Detroit Dark REd". high quality roots are smooth and sweet. Produces extra high yields.
75	1	D3	Beet	Early Wonder	Beta vulgaris	Yes	Smooth, round beets and creamy dark green leaves are delicious fresh or cooked.
76	5	D3	Beet	Gourmet Blend		no	Detroit Dark Red, Chioggia, and Golden
77	12	D3	Beet	Gourmet Blend		yes	Detroit Dark Red, Chioggia, and Golden
78	5	D3	Beet	Jupiter	Amaranthaceae Beta vulgaris	Yes	Deep red beets have tender, delicious flesh. Harvest early for baby beets.
79	40	D3	Beet	Mono Round Red	Beta vulgaris	No	uniform, 2-3" round, scarlet roots are marvels of sweet, earthy flavor and nutrition. Delicious and versatile, it can be roasted, baked, or boiled.
80	5	D3	Beet	Rainbow Blend		No	This blend produces a beautiful mixture of colors. Beets grow in a mix of red, white, yellow, and striped. The roots are delicious whether eaten hot or cold, cooked or pickled.
81	5	D3	Beet	Round Red Hybrid	Beta Vulgaris	No
83	25	D3	Beet	Tall Top Early Wonder		no	A fine all purpose table beet. Flattened globe-shaped roots have purplish red flesh and excellent flavor
84	13	D3	Beet	Tall Top Early Wonder		Yes	A fine all purpose table beet. Flattened globe-shaped roots have purplish red flesh and excellent flavor
85	5	D3	Beet	Touchstone Gold	Beta Vulgaris	No	Smooth, golden roots with bright yellow flesh retain their color when cooked. Excellent, sweet flavor. Leaves and petioles are green.
86	7	D3	Beet	Touchstone Gold	Beta Vulgaris	Yes	Smooth, golden roots with bright yellow flesh retain their color when cooked. Excellent, sweet flavor. Leaves and petioles are green.
89	5	D3	Borage		Borago officinalis	Yes	Attractive annual should be grown in every home garden. Produces beautiful star-shaped blue flowers and cucumber-flavored leaves. Used for flavor in salads, cream cheese, tall drinks or cook and eat like spinach.
91	9	D4	Broccoli	De Cicco		no	Uniform, very productive variety. Large heads furnish a high percentage of side shoots. A cool weather vegetable
92	7	D4	Broccoli	De Cicco	Brassica oleracea var. italica	Yes	Traditional Italian variety with 3-4" heads with non-uniform shoots. Great for spring and fall.
94	1	D4	Broccoli	Romanesco		No	The unique heads stand out with their bright green spirals. With a nutty taste, they not only look gorgeous but taste amazing. Can be eaten raw, or cooked lightly without losing its flavor or texture.
95	2	D4	Broccoli	Sun King Hybrid	Brassicaceae Brassica oleracea	No	This tasty broccoli has 6-8" heads and great leaf cover. Exceptional heat tolerance.
96	7	D4	Broccoli	Waltham		no	produces 6 in dark blue green heads with medium beads and good side shoot production. late season variety that will not dead well in hot weather
97	1	D4	Broccoli Raab	Rapini		Yes	Tender stems, buds, flowers, and leaves have wonderfully delicate and slightly bitter, peppery broccoli flavor
98	16	D4	Brussels Sprouts	Catskill	Brassica oleracea var. gemmifera	No	An Heirloom variety that is great for freezing. High yields of 2", deep-green sprouts are produced along strong stalks.
99	19	D4	Brussels Sprouts	Long Island Improved		No	Heirloom variety. Compact plants on stalks 20 to 24 inches tall bear 50 to 100, dark-green, 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 inch sprouts. The Large sprouts are an excellent source of nutrition and easy to grow. Sprouts can be frozen after harvesting.
102	1	D4	Cabbage	Copenhagen Market Early		no	Best known early cabbage forms 6 inch solid heads 2-3 weeks before large late types. Heads weigh 2-3 pounds at maturity
103	16	D4	Cabbage	Earliana	Brassica oleracea	No	Early, 5-6" round heads are ideal for small gardens. Leaves are sweet and mild.
105	5	D4	Cabbage	Early Golden Acre		Yes	Northern favorite that is ideal for smaller gardens. round and compact
106	9	D4	Cabbage	Ferry's Round Dutch		no	Takes cold weather better than most varieties. Forms compact heads weighing 3-5 pounds at maturity
107	3	D4	Cabbage	Katarina		No	Very sweet, compact summer cabbage you can grow in large tubs and raised beds as well as the vegetable garden.
108	7	D4	Cabbage	One Kilo Slow Bolt, Napa		no	Delicate flavor, a soft texture between that of lettuce and regular cabbage, tight heads with a creamy yellow interior.
109	6	D4	Cabbage	Premium Flat Dutch		No	Late season heirloom. Plants produce green, solid, flat, 7 to 8 inch by 10 to 14 inch heads with white interiors and may reach 12 lbs. Stores well. Tasty for sauerkraut, slaw, and cooking.
110	21	D4	Cabbage	Red Acre	Brassica oleracea	Yes	Hardy Biennial 10-14" plant, 2-4 lb heads. A true favorite, this stunning reddish-purple cabbage produces uniform heads and is great raw or in coleslaw. Early to harvest, this open pollinated variety is resistant to splitting and disease.
111	5	D4	Cabbage	Tendersweet F1	Brassica Oleracca Var. Capitata	No
112	3	D4	Cantaloupe	Delicious 51		No	Delicious 51 Cantaloupe is just that! The salmon-orange flesh is very sweet and aromantic. The average size is a 5" to 6" oval weighing 3 to 4 pounds. Delicious 51 is lightly netted. A great choice for a summer treat!
114	20	D4	Cantaloupe	Hearts of Gold	Cucumis melo	No	Deep orange flesh is thick and very sweet. medium-sized round fruits weigh about 3 lbs.
115	2	D4	Cantaloupe	Honey Rock	Cucumis melo var. cantalupensis	No	High yielding plants produce incredibly sweet 3-4 lb. melons with deep-salmon flesh.
116	10	D4	Cantaloupe	Inspire Hybrid		No	A flavorful mini-melon that is perfect for the fridge or as a space saver in the garden. 1-2 lb. melons are full of sweet, orange flesh. Semi-bush.
117	17	D4	Cantaloupe	Iroquois		no	Every variety produces good yields of 7-9 lbs gray-green melons in about 75 Days. Tough protective heavily netted rind and a deep orange flesh
118	3	D4	Cantaloupe	Minnesota Midget		no	Fantastic early maturing variety of compact vines that grow to about 4' and set small 5-6" fruit.Incredibly sweet flesh is edible to the rind
119	24	D4	Cantaloupe	Sierra Gold		no	a small seed cavity makes it ideal for serving in halves. Sweet and juicy golden flesh tolerant to powdery mildew
120	5	D4	Cantaloupe	Sweet Summer Mix		No	Sweet Summer Mix Cantaloupe produces melons with green and orange flesh. With sweet flavor and high yields, it's a great mix of summer melons.
121	11	D4	Carrot	Calliope Blend		no	Purple, red, white, yellow and orange carrots
122	4	D4	Carrot	Carnival Blend		yes	Orange, red, purple, white and yellow carrots
123	2	D4	Carrot	Colorful Carrot Mix		Yes	Enjoy the fun and convenience of this mix of our favorite colored carrots in orange, purple, yellow, and white for a beautiful harvest with a range of savory and sweet flavors.
124	13	D4	Carrot	Cosmic Purple		no	Purple carrots
125	11	D4	Carrot	Danvers		No	Strong tops on the 8 inch mature roots make them easy to pull from the ground. The flesh is firm, crisp and excellent flavor. Very productive and a fine keeper. High in vitamin A.
126	33	D4	Carrot	Danvers 126	Daucus carota	No	Deep orange 7-8 1/2" uniform roots. 1 3/4" wide, taper to a blunt end. Widely adaptable.
127	31	D4	Carrot	Danvers 126	Daucus carota	Yes	Deep orange 7-8 1/2" uniform roots. 1 3/4" wide, taper to a blunt end. Widely adaptable.
128	2	D4	Carrot	Ferry's Best Nantes		No	This variety stores well, plus it grows well in heavier soils. Plant produces good yields of flavorful 6 to 8 inch bright orange carrots. Great all-around quality. Use for gourmet salads, soups, and stews.
129	64	D4	Carrot	Garden Carrot Blend	Daucus carota var. sativus	Yes	Hardy biennial 6-12" roots. This widely adapted mix of crispy, sweet cylindrical nantes and long elegant Imperator varieties yields the most delicious fresh eating orange carrots.
131	11	D4	Carrot	Little Finger		Yes	3 in long true baby carrots. Developed for pickling and canning whole.
132	20	D4	Carrot	Long Imperator #58		No	Large, straight, smooth roots. About 8 inches long when mature. Firm flesh & excellent flavor. Perfect in fresh salads. Full of vitamin A.
133	6	D4	Carrot	Mezza Lunga Nantese		No	Very sweet taste & grows to about 6 inches. Use in coleslaw or serve alone or with other veggies. Add to a jar of pickles to add color.
134	54	D4	Carrot	Nantes Half Long		No	Slim, sweet, 6-7" almost coreless orange roots are delicious raw or cooked. Popular for freezing.
135	22	D5	Carrot	Nantes Half Long		Yes	Slim, sweet, 6-7" almost coreless orange roots are delicious raw or cooked. Popular for freezing.
136	16	D5	Carrot	Petite Sweet Little Finger		No	Small and very sweet. Early to mature. Petite at just 3 1/2 inches by about 3/4 inches & is uniformly thick, smooth, thin-skinned and small-cored.
137	1	D5	Carrot	Rainbow F1	Daucus Carota var. sativus	No
138	14	D5	Carrot	Rainbow Mix		No	Produces Atomic Red, Cosmic Purple, Lunar White, Solar Yellow, Black Nebula, and Bambino Orange. 8-10 inch roots. Crisp & sweet. An excellent choice for salads and gourmet dishes.
139	56	D5	Carrot	Red Core Chantenay	Daucus carota	Yes	Hardy Biennial 5-7" roots, 8-10" tops. This heirloom variety produces carrots with tapered roots, broad shoulders and strong tops that make great winter keepers.
140	5	D5	Carrot	Scarlet Nantes		no	Dependable sweet flavor, snapping-crisp texture & bright orange color. Long-time favorite. Produces high quality roots. Use for salads, soups & stews.
141	15	D5	Carrot	Scarlet Nantes		yes	Dependable sweet flavor, snapping-crisp texture & bright orange color. Long-time favorite. Produces high quality roots. Use for salads, soups & stews.
142	20	D5	Carrot	Short 'n Sweet		No	Bred especially for Heavy or Shallow soils. Sweet-flavored 4" roots are bright orange.
143	3	D5	Carrot	Short 'n Sweet		Yes	Bred especially for Heavy or Shallow soils. Sweet-flavored 4" roots are bright orange.
144	11	D5	Carrot	Tendersweet		No	Crisp flesh is fine-grained and full of flavor. Sweet smooth roots grow up to 10" long.
146	5	D5	Cat Grass	Oats		no
147	8	D5	Cat Grass			yes
148	1	D5	Cat Grass		Triticum aestivum	No
150	11	D5	Catnip			Yes	Perennial herb famous because of the attraction cats have for the plant. The silver-green leaves and young shoots are also used as seasoning and a flavoring in tea. Attractive pale-pink or white flowers-spikes attract birds and bees.
151	1	D5	Cauliflower	Snowball		Yes	Hardy biennial 20-26" plant, 6-7" heads. This early variety has robust, self-wrapping, erect leaves that offer good protection. The heads are an ivory color, with excellent flavor.
152	3	D5	Cauliflower	Snowball Y		Yes	6 in snow white heads in just 70- 80 days.
154	31	D5	Celery	Utah celery		Yes	Hardy Biennial 24-30" plant. This vigorous plant has deep green leaves and light green stalks. the crisp 12" stalks have compact hearts and light refreshing flavor. Great for use in soups and stock.
155	8	D5	Chamomile			No	Aromantic, daisy-like flowers are used for tea and in making perfumes and hair rinses. Annual.
156	40	D5	Chamomile			Yes	Aromantic, daisy-like flowers are used for tea and in making perfumes and hair rinses. Annual.
158	1	D5	Chamomile	German		Yes	Aromantic, daisy-like flowers are used for tea and in making perfumes and hair rinses. Annual.
159	13	D5	Chives		Allium schoenoprasum	No	This hardy perennial herb is easy to grow and can be planted with flowers, vegetables, or other herbs. Use as a border or in pots, either indoors or outside. The thin, green, tube-like tops have a mild onion flavor and are used for flavoring salads, soups, stews, and stir-fry. Grows well in a sunny or slightly shaded location.
161	3	D5	Chives	Dolores		No	Use as onion-like flavoring for recipes. Harvest entire leaves. Perennial zones 3-9.
162	1	D5	Chives	Garden Chives		Yes	Thies easy to grow, perennial heirloom grows in mounded clumps and can be tucked into any small space in the garden near the kitchen. Harvest greens with mild onion flavor for use in baked potatoes, fish, and egg dishes. The pretty purple flowers attract butterflies and bees.
163	6	D5	Chives	Garlic		No	Tangy flavor and zest, midway between chives and garlic. Perennial, zones 3-9
166	4	D5	Chives	Onion		No
167	81	D5	Cilantro	Coriander	Coriandrum sativum	No	This popular, easy to grow herb produces parsley-like leaves that are spicier than regular parsley and used to flavor fowl, meats, salsa, and spicy dishes. The aromatic and flavorful seeds are used in potpourris and to flavor pastry, beans, stew, stuffing, sausage, and fish.
168	60	D6	Cilantro	Coriander		Yes	Use fresh leaves (cilantro) in recipes for salsa and guacamole, and dried seeds (coriander) for seasoning in curry, pickles, and sausages. Annual
169	1	D6	Cilantro	La Reina Baja		No	A sweet, spicy herb used in numerous Latin American, Mexican, and Chinese dishes. Highly pungent seeds & leaves. Plant in spring or fall.
170	6	D6	Cilantro	Long Standing Santo		Yes	Excellent flavor, improved leafiness, slot to bolt.
171	9	D6	Cilantro	Moroccan		no	Large green seed pods with bright aromatic flavors that come after flowers, it's quick to bolt, abundance of seeds. let them dry and grind to use for coriander spice!
172	43	D6	Cilantro	Slow Bolt		Yes	Hardy reseeding annual 2-3' plant. Essential for preparing Mexican, Caribbean, and Asian cuisines, harvest fresh leaves when plants are 4-6" tall. FLowers attract beneficial insects and produce seed(coriander)
174	6	D6	Collards	Georgia Southern		no	Grows in hot or cold regions, large leaves not only make delicious steamed greens, they make a fantastic wrap and when young hearty salad greens
176	9	D6	Corn	Bi-Licious Hybrid		No	Sugar Enhanced. High Quality 8" bicolor ears with good husk protection on 6-7' plants. Disease Resistant
177	7	D6	Corn	Bodacious Hybrid		no	This sugar enhanced yellow corn is prized for its tender creamy kernels stays sweeter than traditional corn for 3-5 days after picking grows up to 7 feet tall
179	30	D6	Corn	Early Golden Bantam		no	use fresh or canned, plants yield two or more 5-7 inch ears on 5-6 foot stalks, 8-12 rows of golden yellow kernels. old fashioned sweet corn taste
181	19	D7	Corn	Early Sunglow Hybrid		No	Normal Sugary. Very Early, tender 7" ears. Withstands cool weather better than other varieties.
182	1	D7	Corn	Fiesta Ornamental		no	commonly grown for decorations ears have a mixture of red, yellow, white, blue and purple kernels. about 50% have purple husks
183	11	D7	Corn	G90 Hybrid		no	Full season bicolor variety that is easy to grow. Plants are tall reaching up to 8 feet. The ears are 9 inches long with 16 rows of kernel
184	41	D7	Corn	Golden Bantam		Yes	Two or more slender ears with 8 rows of deep, broad golden kernels bursting with old fashioned corn flavor are produced on each plant of this home garden favorite.
185	3	D7	Corn	Golden Cross Bantam Hybrid		no	An excellent corn with tolerance to wilt. Late variety, Ears are about 8 inch long with 12 -14 rows of tender kernels
186	1	D8	Corn	Honey and Cream		no	White and yellow kernels, each 7 in bicolor ear has about 12 rows
187	6	D8	Corn	Honey N Pearl		No
188	2	D8	Corn	Hybrid Popcorn	Zea Mays	No
189	9	D8	Corn	Incredible		no	An improved gourmet homozygous sweet corn. Wide adaptability makes it popular with its sweet taste, tender kernels and easy snap. Highly resistant to rust and wilt
190	14	D8	Corn	Jackpot Hybrid		no	Sweeter than other corns, ears have 16-18 rows of white and yellow tender kernels. Disease tolerant, retains sweetness several days after picking
191	1	D8	Corn	Jaws Hybrid		no	12' long, 7' round ears with large deep set kernels and sweet flavor
192	2	D8	Corn	Kandy Korn Hybrid		no	bred for improved germination and vigor in cool weather. Extra sweet tender kernels retain sweetness for 3-5 days after picking
193	10	D8	Corn	Peaches & Cream Hybrid Bi-Color		no	Bi-colored favorite is a mid-season sugar enhanced. Ears grow to 7.5 inches long and have 14 rows of very sweet and creamy kernels.
194	11	D8	Corn	Rainbow Mixed Color Ornamental		no	multi colored kernels on 6-7 in ears. Harvest fresh for sweet corn eating or dry for ornamental use.
195	10	D8	Corn	Robust 997 F1 Hybrid Popcorn		No
196	10	D8	Corn	Silver N Gold		no	Early verity 8-9 inch ears covered with 12-16 slightly irregular rows of kernels. Extend production by staggering planting for a longer season
197	8	D8	Corn	Silver Queen F1	Zea Mays	No
198	38	D8	Corn	Silver Queen Hybrid		No	normal Sugary. Highly prized home garden favorite. Tender, snowy white kernels fill 8-9" ears.
199	7	D9	Corn	Stowell's Evergreen		no	large 8 inch ears are filled with tender white kernels one of the best for canning and table. Remains in table condition longer than most other corns
200	6	D9	Corn	Strawberry Popcorn		no	produce 2 or more 2-3 in long ruby red strawberry shaped ears on compact 4ft stalks.
202	12	D9	Corn	Sunny Days Hybrid		No	Sugar Enhanced. Yellow 8-9" ears have uniform rows of superior flavored kernels.
203	9	D9	Corn	Sweetness F1 TRTD	Zea Mays	No	(Hybrid Bicolor Synergistic Corn)
204	3	D9	Corn	True Gold, Sweet		yes	Large 9 in ears are very sweet and tender
205	1	D9	Corn Salad	Bistro		No	Very sweet, buttery leaves. Cold hardy and quick to harvest, 'Bistro' is vitamin-rich and versatile
206	10	D9	Cress	Upland		No	The unique peppery flavor is a perfect compliment to any lettuce or garden salad. Also makes an excellent microgreen when harvested early! Cress tastes best during its early seed/leaf stage, so cut or pinch tips of cress once it grows to about 3-4 inches tall.
208	14	D9	Cress	Wrinkled Crinkled Cress	Lepidium Sativum	No
209	16	D9	Cucumber	Boston Pickling	Cucumis sativis	No	Vigorous vines produce an abundance of 8X2 inch long, uniform, dark green, smooth, slightly striped fruit with white spines. Resistant to mosaic.
211	15	D9	Cucumber	Burpless No 26		No
212	19	D9	Cucumber	Bush Champion		No	Space-saving plants produce an abundant crop of bright green, 8-12" fruit. Mosaic resistant
215	1	D9	Cucumber	Bushy		Yes	A short season variety that produces dark green cukes that are great fresh or for pickling. Bush type plant, 3-5 ft. wide is a great space saver.
216	18	D9	Cucumber	Garden Sweet Burpless Hybrid		No	Outstanding early yields of refreshing, mild, burpless 10" fruit. Bitter-free
217	15	D10	Cucumber	Garden Sweet Burpless Hybrid		Yes	Outstanding early yields of refreshing, mild, burpless 10" fruit. Bitter-free
219	1	D10	Cucumber	Homemade Pickles		No
221	16	D10	Cucumber	Lemon		No	The color of a lemon with sweet flavor unlike other cucumbers. Food for pickling.
222	58	D10	Cucumber	Marketmore		Yes	Tender Annual 4-6" vine, 6-8" fruits. One of the most dependable slicer/salad varieties with true cucumber flavor, these prolific vines produce well in hot or cool weather until frost and are virus and disease resistant.
223	1	D10	Cucumber	Marketmore 76		No	Produces heavy, early crops of long cucumbers that can be pickled for dills when fruits are young. Developed by Cornell University to be resistant to Downey Mildew diseases.
224	2	D10	Cucumber	Marketmore 76		Yes	Produces heavy, early crops of long cucumbers that can be pickled for dills when fruits are young. Developed by Cornell University to be resistant to Downey Mildew diseases.
225	10	D10	Cucumber	Muncher		Yes	Burpless slicer. Vines bear smooth, medium-green, crisp, 9 inch fruit. High yielder & disease resistant. Fruits are thin skinned.
227	5	D10	Cucumber	National Pickling		Yes	Cucumber National Pickling grows very high-yielding vines. These vines produce blocky fruit that is crispy and tender-skinned. It holds its quality longer than most varieties, and is a top-notch selection for pickling when harvested young. Plants resist scab & tolerate cucumber mosaic.
231	21	D10	Cucumber	Slicer		No	Produces heavy, early crops of long cucumbers that can be pickled for dills when fruits are young or for slicing or spears when larger.
232	2	D10	Cucumber	Spacemaster		Yes	Slicer. Grows bushes of compact vines and runners, making it require only 1/2 the space normally needed. 7.5 - 8 " long
233	0	D10	Cucumber	Spacemaster 80 (Dwarf Bush Type)		No	This variety is a high quality slicing cucumber produced on a bush type plant, ideal for small gardens or containers. Produces an abundance of 8" fruit with excellent flavor. Resistant to cucumber mosaic virus, scab and moderately resistant to downy and powdery mildew.
234	4	D10	Cucumber	Spring Burpless		No	This spring burpless cucumber will produce abundant yields of slender 12", dark green, slicing-type cucumbers that are crisp and bitter-free. They are uniformly straight and smooth. They grow best on a fence or trellis for easy harvest.
235	4	D10	Cucumber	Spring Burpless		Yes	This spring burpless cucumber will produce abundant yields of slender 12", dark green, slicing-type cucumbers that are crisp and bitter-free. They are uniformly straight and smooth. They grow best on a fence or trellis for easy harvest.
236	23	D10	Cucumber	Straight Eight	Cucumis sativis	No	An award winning favorite, best picked when 8" long for top flavor. Straight for even slices.
237	6	D10	Cucumber	Sumter		no	Tender annual 4' vines, 5"fruit. perfect for pickling, this disease resistant cucumber variety produces blocky, slightly tapered, medium green fruit with white spines. Widely adapted for growing in all regions
238	97	D10	Cucumber	Sumter		Yes	Tender annual 4' vines, 5"fruit. perfect for pickling, this disease resistant cucumber variety produces blocky, slightly tapered, medium green fruit with white spines. Widely adapted for growing in all regions
239	0	D11	Cucumber	Tendergreen		Yes	Fruits are very smooth and sweet. Skin is not bitter, entire fruit can be eaten without peeling. These heavy yielders should be picked when 3 to 5 inches long.
240	0	D11	Dill			Yes	Reseeding hardy annual 3-4' plant. Harvest th4e feathery foliage when plants are 6-8" tall for fresh use and drying. Flowers attract beneficial insects and are used in pickling along with dried seeds.
241	0	D11	Dill	Bouquet		No
242	0	D11	Dill	Bouquet		Yes	Annual herb. An easy-to-grow herb. Green or dried seed clusters are used primarily in making dill pickles. Fresh young leaves are used for flavoring salads, soups, meat, and fish. The plant is highly aromatic and bears large, yellow flower heads.
243	0	D11	Dill	Fernleaf		No	Compact habit & flavor will be an interest to any cook. Finely cut foliage. Use fresh or dried. Use in container gardens or suburban herb garden.
244	15	D11	Dill	Long Island Mammoth		No	Annual herb. Easy to grow and an excellent way to flavor salads, soups, meat and fish. HIghly aromantic. Use to make dill pickles.
245	0	D11	Dill	Long Island Mammoth		Yes	Annual herb. Easy to grow and an excellent way to flavor salads, soups, meat and fish. HIghly aromantic. Use to make dill pickles.
246	34	D11	Eggplant	Black Beauty		Yes	Tender annual 18-24" plant, 4-6" fruit. This popular heirloom variety yields plump, 4-5" diameter, shiny purple fruits with rich flavor great for eggplant parmesan.
247	10	D11	Eggplant	Burpee's Black Beauty		No	Heirloom from 1902. Rich, deep purplish black fruits can grow to enormous size. tender and tasty at all stages. Produces 4-6 fruits per plant.
248	5	D11	Eggplant	Casper		No	This early variety produces stunning eggplant. The snow-white eggplant grows to be 6 in. x 2.75 in. The mild flavor is a nice addition to dishes.
249	19	D11	Eggplant	Early Long Purple		Yes	Fruits are long, slightly bulbous. Deepend to rich purple near maturity. The slender fruits are meaty and easy to slice. Very prolific. Low in calories and high in Vitamins A, C and the B group.
250	22	D11	Eggplant	Green Knight Hybrid		No	Prolific 34-36" plants produce 7" jade green fruits with mildly sweet flesh. Both flowers and fruit add a unique look to any garden.
251	12	D11	Eggplant	Shooting Stars		No	Striking, 3-4" long, vivid purple and white fruits on 2 1/2" tall plants taste as good as they look.
252	0	D11	Endive	Benefine Pelleted Og	Cichorium Endiva	Yes
253	3	D11	Endive	Biana Riccia	Cichorium Endiva	No
254	0	D11	Fennel	Romanesco		yes	crisp, bulbous stem has a delicious anise flavor
255	0	D11	Gourd	Birdhouse	Lagenaria siceraria	No	Birdhouse gourds (also known as dipper gourds) are easy to grow on fences or trellises and once dried they make ideal homes for many kinds of birds.
256	3	D11	Gourd	Large Bottle		No	Produces an abundance of large bottle-shaped gourds. Great dried for craft projects
257	0	D11	Hyssop	Anise	Agastache Foeniculum	No	Species of perennial plant in the mint family. This plant is native to much of north-central and northern North America, notably the Great Plains and other prairies. It is tolerant of deer and drought, and also attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, bumblebees, honey bees, carpenter bees, and night flying moths.
258	0	D11	Kale	Dinosaur		No
259	59	D11	Kale	Dinosaur		Yes	The Dark blue-green leaves of this popular, cold-hardy kale are valued for their high nutritional content. Delicious and tender, the flavor gets even sweeter after a few hard frosts.
260	5	D11	Kale	Dwarf Blue Curled		Yes	Parsley-like leaves that are never bitter and desirable as greens and for garnishing. Grow as a spring or early tall crop.
261	4	D11	Kale	Dwarf Blue Curled Scotch	Brassica oleracea var. acephala cv.	No	low growing compact plants with finely curled blue-green foliage. A hardy productive variety of excellent flavor, which is prepared like spinach. Plants withstand some frost which improves flavor.
262	2	D11	Kale	Dwarf Blue Curled Vates		No	Vitamin Rich, finely curled bluish-green leaves are tasty in salads, soups, and stir fries.
263	6	D11	Kale	Heirloom Red Russian	Brassica napus ssp. pabularia	No	Heirloom introduced by siberian traders in the mid 1800's. Hardiest and most tender of the kales, the blue-green frilly oak leaves are veined in purple-red with red stems.
264	10	D11	Kale	Lacinato	Brassica oleracea var. palmifolia	No	This impressive 18th century Italian Heirloom produces 15" deep blue-green leaves with crepe looking crinkles, which gives rise to it's another common name; dinosaur kale. Extraordinarily nutritious; high in vitamins, A, C, and K with a nutty flavor.
265	12	D11	Kale	Lacinato		Yes	Long, slender leaves that are just a few inches wide but grow to around two feet in length. A light frost can sweeten the flavor of this tasty plant.
266	13	D11	Kale	Nero Toscana		yes	vigorous dark green to black leaves.
267	6	D11	Kale	Premier		No	Deep green, slightly scalloped leaves are great for baby greens or used a full maturity. Exceptional nutritional value.
268	22	D11	Kale	Premier Blend		no	Dwarf blue curled, dwarf siberian improved, nero toscana, lacinato, red russian
269	7	D11	Kale	Red & White Russian		No	The mild flavor of Siberian Kale is a wonderful addition to salads and stir-fries. The frilly dark green leaves form a cold-tolerant rosette that may reach up to 24 inches in diameter at maturity. Harvest outer leaves when about 8-10 inches long. An excellent source of Vitamins A, C, and K.
270	55	D12	Kale	Red Russian		Yes	Hardy Biennial 24-30" plant. This variety is sweeter and more tender that other kales, especially during warm weather. The red-veined bunching leaves will also tolerate extreme cold which deepens the color.
271	1	D12	Kale	Redbore		No
272	1	D12	Kale	Siberian		No	The mild flavor of Siberian Kale is a wonderful addition to salads and stir-fries. The frilly dark green leaves form a cold-tolerant rosette that may reach up to 24 inches in diameter at maturity. Harvest outer leaves when about 8-10 inches long.
273	37	D12	Kale	True Siberian		Yes	Hardy biennial 24-30" plant. This fast-growing variety is identified by its large, frilly blue-green leaves. It has a very long growing season because it goes to seed late and a hard frost works to improve texture and sweeten flavor.
274	0	D12	Kohlrabi	Early White Vienna		No	Round, above-ground bulbs with creamy white flesh. Mild, turnip-like flavor.
275	0	D12	Kohlrabi	Purple Vienna		yes	leaves stand out like little spokes on the sides and top of the edible enlarged stem. eat like an apple or steamed, sauteed or pickled. Crisp texture and wonderful delicately sweet nutt and slightly peppery flavor.
276	0	D12	Lavender	English		No	Foliage and flowers have wonderful scent. Use dried to make sachets. Perennial, zones 6-9
277	0	D12	Lavender	English Tall		no	tall, old fashioned wonderfully fragrant, deer resistant
278	13	D12	Lavender	Munstead		No	Perennial herb except in very cold areas. Silvery plant with fragrant foliage & attractive lavender flowers.
279	0	D12	Lavender	True		No	Considered as the most fragrant lavender variety. Use in perennial or herb gardens. Attractive foliage. Grow in container for a scented patio.
280	9	D12	Leek	King Richard	allium porrum	yes	onion relative has compact stems that thicken but do not form bulbs like onions.
281	0	D12	Lemon Balm			No
282	27	D12	Lettuce	All Lettuce Blend		Yes	Hardy Annual 3-4" baby leaves. The yields a diverse mix of lettuces with contrasting colors, textures, and shapes. Succession planting enables a steady supply to make tender, tasty , baby salads all season long.
283	21	D12	Lettuce	Babyleaf Outredgeous	Lactuca Sativa	No
284	76	D12	Lettuce	Black Seeded Simpson		No	Crisp textured loose heads have broad, light-green, frilled and crumpled leaves with a delicate flavor.
285	48	D13	Lettuce	Black Seeded Simpson		Yes	Crisp textured loose heads have broad, light-green, frilled and crumpled leaves with a delicate flavor.
286	0	D13	Lettuce	Burpee Bibb		No	Small heads have delicious flavor for salads and sandwiches. Slow bolting
287	12	D13	Lettuce	Buttercrunch		No
288	0	D13	Lettuce	Buttercrunch	Lactuca sativa	yes	vigorous grower with a creamy yellow interior, buttery flavor and melt in your mouth texture.
289	1	D13	Lettuce	Butterhead Red Cross OG MTO		Yes
290	7	D13	Lettuce	Chef's Medley		Yes
291	40	D13	Lettuce	Emerald Oak		Yes	Hardy annual 8-10" heads. These brilliant green, oak-shaped leaves form a tight rosette and have a great buttery texture and crunchy when mature. This spring/fall variety can also be usede for baby leaf salads
292	5	D13	Lettuce	Farmer's Market Blend		no
293	0	D13	Lettuce	Giant Caesar		No	Fast-growing, colossal heads combine the taste of a romain and the texture of a butterhead.
294	0	D13	Lettuce	Gourmet Blend		No	Includes: Prizeleaf; Royal Oak Leaf; Salad Bowl; Red Salad Bowl; and Ashley
295	5	D13	Lettuce	Gourmet Blend		Yes	Includes: Prizeleaf; Royal Oak Leaf; Salad Bowl; Red Salad Bowl; and Ashley
296	15	D13	Lettuce	Grand Rapids		No
297	10	D13	Lettuce	Green Romaine		Yes	Hardy annual 12" heads. This is a dark green romaine with a nice crunch and full-bodied flavor that sets the standard. It grows well everywhere with some disease resistance.
298	12	D13	Lettuce	Iceberg A		No	Medium-sized, dense heads have light green, fringed outer leaves
299	18	D13	Lettuce	Igloo		No	Heads form quickly yet hold incredible well in the garden as summer temperatures rise.
300	3	D13	Lettuce	Limestone Bibb		Yes	A butterhead variety considered a real delicacy. Easy to grow. The small, somewhat loose head is tender with a distinctive flavor. Early starting is advised to avoid bolting to seed in hot weather.
301	2	D13	Lettuce	Little Caesar		No
302	9	D13	Lettuce	Little Gem		Yes
303	0	D13	Lettuce	Little Gem Cos		No	An excellent variety of Romaine that can be grown in beds, containers, or large window boxes. Crisp, sweet flavor.
304	0	D13	Lettuce	Mesclun Chef's Medley		yes	25% each of Lolla Rossa and Oak Leaf lettuces, 10% each of Black Seeded Simpson and Buttercrunch lettuces, arugula, Mizuna, and tatsoi. A good container mix.
305	0	D13	Lettuce	Mesclun Farmer's Market Blend		no	32% Red Salad Bowl, 15% each of Tango, Royal Oak Leaf, Black Seeded Simpson, and Grand Rapids TBR, 8% Red Sails. Range of shapes and textures with mild flavor.
306	0	D13	Lettuce	Mini-Romaine Little Gem	Lactuca sativa	yes	Heat-tolerant English heirloom, heads are 6" tall and 4" wide. Ideal for any recipe that calls for "hearts of romaine."
307	3	D13	Lettuce	Outredgeous		Yes	Hardy annual 3-4" baby leaves. A bright, cherry red romaine for salad mixes, this upright variety colors up early, even in low light conditions.
308	7	D13	Lettuce	Parris Island Cos Romaine	Lactuca sativa	no	10-12" upright lettuce. Heat resistant, tipburn resistant, and mosaic virus tolerant.
309	3	D13	Lettuce	Parris Island Cos Romaine	Lactuca sativa	yes	10-12" upright lettuce. Heat resistant, tipburn resistant, and mosaic virus tolerant.
310	0	D13	Lettuce	Red Sails	Lactuca sativa	yes	A favorite to use as baby greens. Very heat tolerant, soft buttery leaves will grow well into warm weather without getting bitter. Contains more vitamins A and C than grocery store lettuce!
311	0	D13	Lettuce	Romaine		Yes
312	0	D13	Lettuce	Romaine Breen MTO OG	Lactuca Sativa	Yes
313	6	D13	Lettuce	Salad Bowl		No	Delicately crisp salads with excellent flavor. large, medium green leaves; slow to bolt.
314	0	D13	Lettuce	Salad Bowl		Yes	Delicately crisp salads with excellent flavor. large, medium green leaves; slow to bolt.
315	1	D13	Lettuce	Salad Bowl Blend	Lactuca sativa	yes	Great flavor, good looks, and sweet leaves in heat-tolerant cultivars. A mix of Green Salad Bowl and Red Salad Bowl.
316	13	D13	Lettuce	Simpson		Yes	Hardy annual 12" heads. The "gold standard" of green loose leaf lettuce for its vigor, reliability, bolt resistance and excellent flavor, this variety yields big and fast in spring and fall.
317	2	D13	Lettuce	Simpson Elite		No
318	0	D13	Lettuce	Sylvia		Yes	A rare and unique true red romaine lettuce. Extra large, deep wine red leaves are crisp.
319	13	D13	Lettuce	Tropicana Pelleted MTO	Lactuca Sativa	No
320	0	D13	Lettuce	Valley Heart		No
321	31	D14	Lettuce	Waldmann's Dark Green		Yes	Hardy Annual 12" heads. The Gold Standard of green loose leaf lettuce for it's vigor, reliability, bolt resistance, and excellent flavor, this variety yields big and fast in spring and fall.
322	7	D14	Lettuce	White Paris		No	Crisp and sweet, a must for Caesar salad. Distinctive, elongated heads about 10" long.
323	8	D14	Lima Bean	Fordhook 242		No	An Award winner. Produces early and heavy yields of pods even in adverse conditions. Easy to shell.
324	5	D14	Lima Bean	Fordhook Bush		No	The plump pods, about 4 inches long, are very easy to shell. Superior flavor. Perfect for tender shell beans and for dried beans.
325	6	D14	Marjoram		Origanum majorana	yes	Also called sweet marjoram. Drought tolerant and deer resistant.
326	0	D14	Marjoram	Sweet		No	Produces aromatic, pungently flavored leaves which are used either fresh or dried. Flavor soups, egg & cheese dishes, lamb, pork, & veal.
327	2	D14	Marjoram	Sweet		Yes	Produces aromatic, pungently flavored leaves which are used either fresh or dried. Flavor soups, egg & cheese dishes, lamb, pork, & veal.
328	5	D14	Melon	Atlantis		No
329	0	D14	Melon	Bodacious Hybrid		No	The green honeydew flesh is covered by ivory yellow skin. Early to mature with sweet and firm flesh, it is a garden favorite! Vigorous vines protect the fruit well from sunburn.
330	15	D14	Melon	Crenshaw		No	Sweet, oval shaped melons with salmon colored flesh. Grows up to 10 lbs.
331	17	D14	Melon	Hale's Best Jumbo Muskmelon		Yes	Tender annual 3-4 lb fruit. These delicious early, heirloom muskmelons yield fruits that are heavily netted with a light rib and slip from the vine when ripe. The orange fruit is firm and sweet.
332	0	D14	Melon	Mango Hybrid		no	Tolerant of cooler temperature this go to melon for shorter season areas. Fruits have a mango like sweetness and luscious fragrance
333	20	D14	Melon	Snow Mass		No
334	2	D14	Mesclun	Classic Mix		Yes	Arugula Rocket, Cress Garden, Endive Frisee, Radicchio Red Chicory, lettuce Green Salad Bowl, Lettuce Oakleaf, Lettuce Red Salad Bowl
335	1	D14	Mesclun	Gourmet Greens Mixture		Yes	A colorful mixture of lettuce and mustard greens. Pick regularly to keep producing a steady supply of salad greens. Mixture contains Mustard Mibuna and Tendergreen along with Baby Lettuces Dayelle, Oak Leaf Royal and Red, Salad Bowl Green and Red, Tango and Lolla Rossa Darkness.
336	7	D14	Mesclun	Spicy Mix		No	Includes: Lettuce: Red Salad Bowl; Mustard: Mizuna; Endive: Green Curled; Radicchio: Red Traviso; and Arugula: Rocket
337	0	D14	Mesclun	Sweet Salad Mix		No	Mild mix includes Beet: Bull's Blood; Spinach: Bloomsdale Long Standing; Lettuce: Red Salad Bowl; Lettuce: Black Seeded Simpson; and Mustard: Tendergreen.
338	0	D14	Microgreens			Yes	Perfect for gourmet dishes or to add great color and flavor to salads, also an excellent garnish. Blend contains broccoli, mizuna, red russian kale and purple vienna kohlrabi.
339	1	D14	Microgreens	Mild Mix		No	Mild Mix Microgreens are easy to grow, mildly flavored brassicas. The mild taste goes nicely with the spicy hot taste of the Hot Mix variety.
340	0	D14	Microgreens	Mild Mix		Yes	Perfect for gourmet dishes or to add great color and flavor to salads, also an excellent garnish. Blend contains broccoli, mizuna, red russian kale and purple vienna kohlrabi.
341	13	D14	Mustard	Green Wave		Yes	Hardy annual 12-24" plant. Spicy hot when fresh, the vibrant green, deeply frilled leaves mellow when cooked. Harvest at baby stage for salads, use full size for stir fries or when cooking like wilted greens; prefers cool conditions.
342	0	D14	Mustard	Mizuna Miz America		No
343	0	D14	Mustard	Red Giant		No
344	14	D14	Mustard	Southern Giant Curled	Brassica juncea	No	This is the true curled leaf variety of mustard so popular in the south. Leaves are large and wide, bright green with very curly edges. Although somewhat spreading, the plant is quite upright in growth. Enjoy raw, or cooked as greens like spinach.
345	16	D14	Okra	Clemson Spineless		No	High producer of Dark Green pointed pods without spines. Best picked at 3" long.
346	9	D14	Okra	Clemson Spineless #80		Yes	The fleshy, ribbed pods are very tender when picked at 3 inches in length. Great in Cajun dishes or when fried or boiled by itself. Heavy production with regular picking.
347	11	D15	Okra	Emerald	Abelmoschus esculentus	No	A compact variety (but still growing over 5 feet tall) originally developed by the Campbell's Soup Company. Pods are truly spineless, deep green, thick-walled, slender and remain tender even of allowed to grow 9" long. Plants grow similar to trees; wide at the top, narrow at the base. An important ingredient in Creole gumbo, trinidad's Callaloo soup and Charleston's famous okra pilau.
348	6	D15	Okra	Go Big		No	Toering Plants produce a payload of big, luscious green pods--ready to rock gumbos and stews with soul power
349	24	D15	Okra	Green Okra		Yes	Tender annual 3-6' plant, 3-4" green pods. Traditionally used in gumbo and delicious fried or sauteed, this variety yields dramatic bushes with beautiful flowers. Pick daily for best quality and yield.
350	12	D15	Onion	Blushing Bunch Bunching	Allium fistulosum	No	Beautiful, deep red fleshy stems with green leafstalks are tasty and mild
351	6	D15	Onion	Countrywide Hybrid		No	Widely adapted, uniform 3-4" spanish type onion is flavorful with a deep red interior. Good for storage.
352	29	D15	Onion	Evergreen bunching		Yes	This popular heirloom variety is grown exclusively for green, bunching onions. The Crispness and mild flavor of theis bunching onion makes it delicious in soups, stir-fries, salsas, and omelets. Quick to grow and ready to harvest when they are 6-8" tall. Sow in spring for summer harvest and fall for overwintering.
353	14	D15	Onion	Evergreen Long White Bunching	Allium fistulosum	No	Provides mild tasting, baby scallions in only 60 days and full sized green onion in 120 days. bunching type.
354	0	D15	Onion	Flat of Italy	Allium cepa	no	Italian heirloom. Wine-colored, flattened globes are 1" high by 2-3" in diameter. Sweet flavor is delicious fresh or cooked--perfect for roasting and grilling.
355	5	D15	Onion	Gladstone		Yes	hardy biennial, 12-16 in plant, 4-6 in bulbs. Produces a medium-large white onions with a mildly sweet flavor and very firm flesh
356	6	D15	Onion	Granex Hybrid		No	Exceptionally sweet, mild onion, good for rings, baking, and salads. Short day variety.
357	6	D15	Onion	Red Grano		No	Red Grano Onions are a short day variety. Produces large, red, top-shaped onions with soft flesh and a mild taste.
358	4	D15	Onion	Texas Grano		Yes	Under the papery, straw-colored skin is a large, mild-flavored white onion. For the south and mid-south.
359	5	D15	Onion	Walla Walla		Yes	A very large onion, often weighing 2 pounds, that is excellent for slicing. Its white flesh has a mild, swee delicious flavor. One of the most popular of all onions.
360	5	D15	Onion	White Lisbon	Allium cepa	yes	A green or spring onion, scallion or bunching onion. Thrives in a wide range of soils, is heat and cold tolerant, and can be sown successively throughout the season.
361	5	D15	Onion	White Lisbon Bunching		No	Grown exclusively for green, bunching onions. The crispness and mild flavor of this variety make it delicious as an appetizer or relish. Super in salads!
362	2	D15	Onion	Yellow Spanish Sweet Onion		Yes	Hardy biennial, 12-24" plant with 4-6" bulbs. This variety has beautiful pale yellow skin, thick necks and sweet, flavorful white flesh. Gardeners love it for its high yields, uniform shape and good disease resistance. This long day onion variety stores well.
363	23	D15	Oregano		Origanum vulgare	No	Popular cooking herb used extensively in Italian, Mexican and Spanish cuisines. Attractive shrub-like perennial grown for leaves which are used fresh or dried to flavor soups, sauces, chili's, pizza, spaghetti, salad dressings, meats, etc.
364	28	D15	Oregano		Origanum vulgare	Yes	One of the most important herbs of italian, greek, and mexican cooking. The flavor stands up to bold flavors like tomatoes, onion, garlic, and beef. Harvest at any time for fresh use; harvest just before flowering when they are to be dried and stored.
365	2	D15	Oregano	Greek		No	The best oregano for culinary use. Perfect for tomato sauces, vegetable stews, meat and chicken dishes. Perennial, zones 5-9
366	0	E1	Parsley	Big Italy		no	Extra large leaves provide a pronounced clean crisp flavor for classic Italian cuisine. Grow as annual
367	1	E1	Parsley	Extra-Curled		no	Extra-Triple curled is highly decorative both in garden and for garnishing. Use the leaves in salads, casseroles, and omelets. Parsley's flavor improves with successive cuttings.
368	1	E1	Parsley	Flat Leaf		Yes
369	0	E1	Parsley	Flat Leaf		yes	robust flavor, flat leaves, easy to chop.
370	2	E1	Parsley	Green Dream		No	Aromatic parsley adds flavor to soups, stews, sauces, stuffing and pastas. It's sublime fragrance and attractive textures add elegance to patio pots and tubs.
371	8	E1	Parsley	Italian Dark Single		No
372	14	E1	Parsley	Italian Flat Leaf		No	Hardy Biennial 12-18" plant. This Heirloom variety is a favorite for seasoning and drying. Large, dark green leaves offer a stronger, more concentrated flavor than standard varieties.
373	36	E1	Parsley	Italian flat leaf		Yes	Hardy Biennial 12-18" plant. This Heirloom variety is a favorite for seasoning and drying. Large, dark green leaves offer a stronger, more concentrated flavor than standard varieties.
374	16	E1	Parsley	Italian large flat leaf	Petroselinum crispum	No	This parsley is a favorite as it has immense foliage which is a medium, dark green, flat and deely cut. More flavorful than the curled types is gathered, dried and put into airtight jars to be used during the winter for flavoring soups, stews, and sauces.
375	3	E1	Parsley	Moss Curled	Petroselinum crispum	No	This variety makes an excellent garnish and is used very extensively. it forms a dense growth of curled and crumpled leaves of a beautiful irish green color. easy to grow in the garden or in pots during the winter. Does well in sun or shade.
376	12	E1	Parsley	Moss Curled		Yes	This variety makes an excellent garnish and is used very extensively. it forms a dense growth of curled and crumpled leaves of a beautiful irish green color. easy to grow in the garden or in pots during the winter. Does well in sun or shade.
377	23	E1	Parsley	Single Italian		No	Use in salad dressings, poultry, soups and as an ingredient of pesto. Grow as annual
378	26	E1	Parsley	Single Italian		Yes	Use in salad dressings, poultry, soups and as an ingredient of pesto. Grow as annual
379	0	E1	Parsley	Single Italian Flat		Yes	Biennial herb. A very nice flavor that is a favorite for fresh use or drying. The dark green leaves are very attractive as a garnish. Easy to grow.
380	2	E1	Parsley	Triple Curled		No
381	3	E1	Parsnip	All American		no	Tender white carrot like roots have a sweet and distinctive flavor.
382	2	E1	Pea	Burpeeana Early		No	3" pods are filled with 8-10 sweet, tender peas. Extremely prolific and early. 24" plants.
383	0	E1	Pea	Cascadia Sugar Snap		Yes	Pick early for snow peas or after the pods have matured for snap peas. Fiberless, 3 inch pod has good yields and disease resistance. Fresh or frozen.
384	3	E1	Pea	Dwarf Grey Sugar Pea Pod		Yes	This heirloom snow pea variety is loved for both its edible pods and purple flowers. The dwarf grey sugar pea variety grows up to 3 feet tall and thrives in cool, wet climates. Can be harvested early as a snow pea or allowed to grow and used as snap pea.
385	9	E1	Pea	Early Perfection		No	Extremely Prolific, early and drought resistant. Produces pods 3 1/;2" long filled with 7-10 sweet, tender peas. 30" vines.
386	3	E1	Pea	First 13		no	Robust 3-4' vines produce large 5" pods filled with as many as 13 flavorful peas
387	7	E1	Pea	Green Arrow		No	Long, slender 4 - 4.5 inch pods contain 9 - 11 peas when mature. An excellent producer of sweet tender peas
388	0	E1	Pea	Green Arrow Bush		Yes	slender 4 - 4.5 inch pods contain 9 - 11 peas when mature. An excellent producer of sweet tender peas
389	3	E1	Pea	Little Marvel		No	Young, tender pods are especially tasty when chopped and steamed with butter.
390	3	E1	Pea	Mammoth Mix		No
391	13	E1	Pea	Maxigolt Shelling Pea	Pisum Sativum	No
392	0	E1	Pea	Melting Sugar		No	A favorite in Chinese and northern European dishes. Young, tender pods are especially tasty when chopped and steamed with butter. High in vitamins A, B, and C.
393	0	E1	Pea	Oregon Sugar Pod II		No	A Sweet, crisp snow pea with vigorous, 28" vines, produces heavy yields of 4-4 1/2" pods.
394	1	E1	Pea	Oregon Sugar Pod II	pisum sativum	yes	Produce a huge number of 4in delicious pods that are harvested and eaten when the pods are flat, before the seeds form. Short, 28 in vines.
395	8	E2	Pea	Progress #9		No	One of the earliest long-podded peas. pods grow 4 1/2" long, filled with 7-9 tasty peas. 15-20" plants.
396	9	E2	Pea	Progress #9		Yes	One of the earliest long-podded peas. pods grow 4 1/2" long, filled with 7-9 tasty peas. 15-20" plants.
397	6	E2	Pea	Snap	Pisum Sativum	No
398	0	E2	Pea	Snowbird		No	Large Yields of 3" edible pods. pick when just forming and cook briefly to keep crispy. Needs no support.
399	1	E2	Pea	Sugar Daddy		No	The first truly stringless podded pea. Resists powdery mildew and Pea leaf roll virus. 24" vines
400	1	E2	Pea	Sugar Daddy Snap		Yes	Stringless sweet crisp and fully edible pods
401	2	E2	Pea	Sugar Magnolia	pisum sativum	no	purple snap pear, tender and delicious.
402	0	E2	Pea	Sugar Pod 2 Snow Pea		Yes	handy annual 24-30" bush, 3-4" pods. This prolific plant produces thick, succulent and juicy edible pod snow peas. A reliable bush pea, it does not need trellising and thrives in cool weather.
403	1	E2	Pea	Sugar Snap		No	The Original Snap Pea. Delicious round pods can be eaten whole when pods become fleshy or shelled for green peas when peas are mature and visible.
404	0	E2	Pea	Sugar Snap	pisum sativum	yes	Sweet, plump, edible pod pea. Enjoy an extended harvest of thick, crunchy 3 in pods filled with flavorful peas. Grow climbing on 6-8 ft vines on poles or a trellis
405	0	E2	Pea	Super Snappy		no	Pods are 5-6" long with 8-10 large peas per pod. Vines need no support. Disease tolerant
406	0	E2	Pea	Super Snappy		Yes	Pods are 5-6" long with 8-10 large peas per pod. Vines need no support. Disease tolerant
407	7	E2	Pea	Super Sugar Snap	Pisum sativum	No	Improved sugar snap pea with sweet, plump, early pods. Disease resistant.
408	0	E2	Pea	Sweet Mammoth Mix
409	2	E2	Pea	Wando		No	Resistance to warm weather. Heat and drought tolerant. Dark green pods, blunt & well filled with 6-8 medium-sized peas.
410	13	E2	Pepper	Anaheim Chili Hot		No	Large fruits, 6 to 8 inches long, have a medium hot flavor. Matures from a deep green color to a brilliant red. Very popular for drying.
411	0	E2	Pepper	Baby Bell Sweet	Capsicum annuum	Yes	The perfect snack pepper! Bite sized mini-bells are sweet and crisp for eating fresh, stuffing or pickling. Each compact plant will produce an abundance of green peppers that will mature to red, yellow, orange or chocolate.
412	5	E2	Pepper	Bell Color Mix		No	Grow a variety of colorful fruits seen in farmers markets and produce departments. The collection of green, red, yellow, orange, and purple peppers will make an outstanding color addition to the table. Contents include Autumn Bell Pepper, California Wonder, Canary Bell Pepper, Orange Sun Bell Pepper and Purple Beauty Pepper.
413	11	E2	Pepper	Cal Wonder 300 TMR Sweet		No	One of the best bell peppers! Crisp, thick, flesh has a mild, pleasant flavor. Perfect for salads, stuffing, & as a soup ingredient. Vitamins A & C.
414	32	E2	Pepper	Cal Wonder Red Bell		Yes	Tender annual 12-18" plants. This heirloom variety yields sweet, juicy, classic 3-4" bell peppers that ripen from Dark Green to red on vigorous upright plants. Excellent fresh, roasted, sauteed, or stuffed.
415	13	E2	Pepper	California Wonder Sweet		No	Garden Favorite with ild, Delicate flavor. Great for Stuffing, salads, and roasting
416	7	E2	Pepper	California Wonder Sweet		Yes	Garden Favorite with ild, Delicate flavor. Great for Stuffing, salads, and roasting
417	20	E2	Pepper	Carnival Blend Sweet		No	Includes: orange Sun; California Wonder; Golden California; Purple Beauty; and Diamond
418	7	E2	Pepper	Cascabella Hot		No	Small, pungent, cone-shaped peppers about 1 1/4 inches long. Fine for sauces, salads, pickling - harvest when light yellow or bright red.
419	10	E2	Pepper	Cayenne Blend Hot		No	Colorful assortment of hot peppers. Mix contains 30% Cayenne Long Slim, 30% Cayenne Thick, 30% Cayenne Yellow, 10% Cayenne Purple.
420	2	E2	Pepper	Crispy Hybrid Sweet		No	Prolific medium green fruits ripen to red early. The sweetness of the crisp skin heightens as the color turns to red. Excellent for salads, stuffing, or grilling
421	8	E2	Pepper	Cubanelle	Peperone	No	Sweet Peppers are a favorite home garden vegetable. Cubanelle is a large frying pepper, 6" by 12" that may also be used raw on relish platters, in salads, or stuffed. Fruits are light green, ripening to red.
422	0	E2	Pepper	Dragon Cayenne F1 Hot		No	Dragon is an early season small Cayenne and Thai pepper hybrid. Well-suited for climates with lots of heat and a long growing season. Bright red upright fiery 1-2" finger pods. 30,000-50,000 Scoville Heat Units. Plants are compact and well-suited for containers.
423	2	E2	Pepper	Garden Leader Monster Bell		No	Plant this champion in soil rich with organic matter, supply adequate water and full sun, and enjoy production all summer long. 7 1/2-8 in. peppers are perfect for stuffing.
424	0	E2	Pepper	Gong Bao		No
425	48	E2	Pepper	Grand Bell Mix Sweet		No	Pepper Grand Bell Mix is a high-yielding plant that produces plenty of peppers. The plants offer a rainbow of colors that are so crisp and sweet. These peppers freeze well, too.
426	10	E3	Pepper	Greek Pepperoncini		No
427	6	E3	Pepper	Habanero Hot		no	One of the hottest peppers you can grow. Small wrinkled 1-inch fruit turn from light green to fiery orange. Handle with care
428	7	E3	Pepper	Habanero Orange		No
429	7	E3	Pepper	Habanero Red		No
430	2	E3	Pepper	Hungarian Yellow Wax		No	A medium-hot pepper. Plants bear medium to thick-walled, waxy yellow, 6 inch by 1 inch tapered fruits that become hotter as they ripen to red.
431	1	E3	Pepper	Jalapeno		Yes	Tender annual 24-30" plants. This variety yields loads of green conical fruits that get hotter as they mature. Spicy Jalapenos can be used in everything from Mexican cuisine to pizza.
432	16	E3	Pepper	Jalapeno Early Hot		No	Dark Green, Pungent 3" hot peppers are excellent fresh or pickled
433	6	E3	Pepper	Jalapeno Early Hot		Yes	Dark Green, Pungent 3" hot peppers are excellent fresh or pickled
434	17	E3	Pepper	Jalapeno Mild		No	Classified as a hot pepper, but this Jalapeno is very mild. If you're sensitive to pungent peppers, this is the perfect Jalapeno for you. It has all the flavor, but not the fire. The fruits change from deep green to bright red at maturity. Use in salsa, sauces, pickling, or any dishes that normally call for hot jalapenos.
435	12	E3	Pepper	Long Pepper Blend, Sweet		No	Includes: Corno di Toro; and Sweet Banana
436	21	E3	Pepper	Long Thin Cayenne Hot		no	The twisted fruit about 5 inches long is deep green when young and ripens to a brilliant red. Fiery hot flavor that's perfect for seasoning
437	0	E3	Pepper	Mini Bell Blend		No	Miniature 1 inch peppers mature to red, yellow, or brown. These bell peppers have a sweet, firm flesh. Produce prolifically on compact plants.
438	8	E3	Pepper	Mixed Variety Hot		no	5 different varieties of peppers ranging from mildly hot to intense. Contains Anaheim, Cayenne, Jalapeno Mixed, Santa Fe Grande and Serrano Tampiqueno.
439	0	E3	Pepper	Orange Sun Sweet		Yes	Many sweet 4-5" fruits ripen to vibrant orange. Ideal for grilling, sauteing, and stuffing
440	8	E3	Pepper	Pasilla Bajo		No	A mildly hot pepper that turns from green to brown when mature. Superb when dried and then used to make smoky-flavored sauces.
441	2	E3	Pepper	Pimento Elite		No
442	2	E3	Pepper	Poblano Hot		No	The main ingredient in Chile rellenos. Wonderful roasted or peeled. The mild "hot peppers" are plump, dark green & turn reddish brown when ripe.
443	4	E3	Pepper	Purple Beauty		No
444	8	E3	Pepper	Quadrato D'Asti Rosso		No	This big plant produces an abundance of peppers which mature to a brilliant red. Used for making Pepperonata" and perfect stuffed or roasted.
445	32	E3	Pepper	Ring-O-Fire Cayenne		Yes	Tender annual 24-30" plants, 4-6" fruit. With the same classic shape and bright, flaming red color, this chile packs even more heat than the traditional cayenne. This variety is a chile addicts delight, fresh or dried.
446	1	E3	Pepper	Roulette		No
447	9	E3	Pepper	Salsa Blend Hot		No	Includes: Anaheim; Hungarian Wax; Long Slim Red Cayenne; Jalapeno M; and Ancho
448	3	E3	Pepper	Salsa Garden		No
449	10	E3	Pepper	Serrano Chili		No	One of the hottest peppers available! Small fruits ripen from dark green to deep crimson. Excellent for making pepper sauce & hot chili sauce.
450	1	E3	Pepper	Serrano Chili Hot		Yes	Serrano Chili Peppers are said to be one of the hottest peppers available. Abundant, small fruits ripen from dark green to deep crimson. An excellent choice for making pepper sauce and hot chili sauce.
451	20	E3	Pepper	Shishito		Yes	These trendy Japanese peppers appear on menus everywhere. Delicious sauteed in oil, perfect for tempura and stir fries. The plants are highly productive with a long season.
452	19	E3	Pepper	Sweet Banana		No	Delicious, long, tapered fruits turn from light to yellow, then orange and red. great fresh or for frying.
453	13	E3	Pepper	Tabasco		No
454	6	E3	Pepper	Tam Jalapeno		No	For a pepper that has the traditional jalapeno flavor without the heat, this is the jalapeno for you. Plants are not as large as the standard jalapenos. Turn from green to red when mature. Perfect for salsa and pickling.
455	8	E3	Pepper	Tangerine Dream Sweet		No	Shiny orange-red fruits gleam on 18" bush plants. 3" peppers are great pickled or fresh.
456	40	E3	Peppermint			No	Popular and easy to grow. Refreshing, cool tasting leaves add zest to dishes or a garnish to iced drinks. A rampant grower, it's best grown in containers to restrict roots.
457	14	E3	Peppermint			Yes	Popular and easy to grow. Refreshing, cool tasting leaves add zest to dishes or a garnish to iced drinks. A rampant grower, it's best grown in containers to restrict roots.
458	2	E3	Potato	Clancy	Solanum tuberosum	no	small 3/4 to 1 1/2 in creamer potatoes both round and oblong. smooth skins come in a mix of shades from yellow to rose gold to red with interiors pale yellow to white.
459	0	E3	Pumpkin	Big Max	Cucurbita maxima	No	Fruits weight up to 100 pounds if given plenty of moisture, fertilizer and space. Fruits measure up to 70 inches in circumference.
460	0	E3	Pumpkin	Dill's Atlantic		No	Can grow to be the world's largest: holding many world records. Huge, pink-orange pumpkins can reach up to 400-500 lbs.
461	4	E3	Pumpkin	Howden		No
462	9	E3	Pumpkin	Howden	cucurbita pepe	yes	perfect carving pumpkin, strong handles, thick walls and defined ribs. each plant produces 1-2 18-22 lp pumpkins on long vines
463	18	E3	Pumpkin	Jack Be Little	Cucurbita pepo	No	A true miniature pumpkin averaging just 2 inches high and 3 inches in diameter. Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. The deep orange, ribbed fruits will last up to 12 months if fully cured on the vine.
464	12	E3	Pumpkin	Jack-O'-Lantern		no	Will grow to 12 - 16 inch diameters, shell is bright orange, hard and furrowed, perfect for carving
465	0	E3	Pumpkin	Jack-O'-Lantern		Yes	Will grow to 12 - 16 inch diameters, shell is bright orange, hard and furrowed, perfect for carving
466	5	E3	Pumpkin	Red Warty Thing	Cucurbita maxima	no	Peculiar looking but renowned for delicious flavor. Bumpy think red orange skin protects the 10 - 20 pound pumpkins. 1-2 fruits on 10 - 15 ft vines
467	0	E3	Pumpkin	Small Sugar		No	Small, culinary & ornamental. Vigorous vines bear 5-8 lb. orange fruits. Does well trellised. The perfect size and taste for top quality Pumpkin Pies.
468	0	E3	Pumpkin	Sugar Pie	cucurbita pepo	yes	Small, 6-7 in fruits terrific in pies, soups, muffins and casseroles, or to carve
469	15	E3	Pumpkin	Super Moon		No
470	0	E3	Pumpkin	Triple Treat		No	6-8 lb. Fruits great for carving, pies and seeds that make great snacks.
471	1	E4	Radish	Black Spanish		No	This unique cold-tolerant variety produces mild 4-inch round roots with an unusual purplish-black skin. Well suited to fall and winter harvest and storage.
472	12	E4	Radish	Champion		no	Large 2 inch diameter radished that don't become pithy. Attractive color and crisp tender flesh make this quick growing radish perfect for the garden
473	27	E4	Radish	Cherry		Yes	Hardy annual 1-2" root. A tasty, round, brilliant red radish with crisp white core, this variety is tolerant of poor soils and grows indry, hot weather.
474	34	E4	Radish	Cherry Belle		No	Round, smooth, delicious radish is extra early and crisp. Retains good eating quality a long time.
475	22	E4	Radish	Cherry Belle		Yes	Round, smooth, delicious radish is extra early and crisp. Retains good eating quality a long time.
476	9	E4	Radish	Cherry Giant		No	Large, bunching globes grow up to 3" in diameter and stay crisp longer. Ideal for planting spring to fall.
477	17	E4	Radish	Crimson Giant		No	A jumbo radish that maintains its crispness & mild, sweet flavor despite size. Fruits have a deep crimson skin & snowy-white flesh. Mild up to 2 in.
478	5	E4	Radish	Dragon's Tail		No	Radish unlike any radish you have seen or tasted. Grown, not for its roots, but for the long, slender, purple seed pods.
479	15	E4	Radish	Early Scarlet Globe		No	Crispy, crunchy, delicious and early! Bright scarlet-red tasty radishes are a favorite. Quick for harvesting. White-fleshed, globe-shaped roots.
480	4	E4	Radish	French Breakfast		No	Crisp, colorful radishes treasured among salad gourmets. Beautiful bicolor of scarlet with white tips add a splash of color to salads.
481	18	E4	Radish	French Breakfast		Yes	Oblong-shaped French type radish with white, crisp, mildly pungent and tender lesh when young.
482	9	E4	Radish	French Dressing		No	Top off salads with this tasty French-type radish. Fruits are 2" long by 3/4" wide
483	5	E4	Radish	Gourmet Blend		No	Blend of Black Spanish Round, Cherry Belle, China Rose, Scarlet, French Breakfast, Long Scarlet, Minwasse, Sparkler, White Hallstone & White Icicle.
484	0	E4	Radish	Halloween Mix		No	Don't be spooked! The Halloween Mix has purple, yellow, black, and white radishes. The colorful radishes add some holiday fun to dishes. The mildly spicy roots grow to be about 5 cm across.
485	8	E4	Radish	Icicle Short Top		no	The best early white radish tis flesh has a deliciously mild flavor, especially when harvested young. Very crisp and tender up the length of 6 inches
486	6	E4	Radish	Pink Lady Slipper		no	Rosy pink heirloom radish with crisp sweet flavor. Delightful atop salads or tacos
487	0	E4	Radish	Red Arrow Daikon	Raphanus sativus	No	The 'daikon' is a Japanese winter radish which literally translates to 'great root'. A smooth pink skinned root with a bright white core that unlike fiery radishes, is mildly spicy. Red Arrow was re-selected for the bright pink stem it produces when grown as microgreens.
488	8	E5	Radish	Salad Rose		No	Rosy pink roots 7-8" long with rounded ends. Peppery roots are great in a salad.
489	5	E5	Radish	Sparkler		No	Easy to grow. Have crisp, white flesh with excellent flavor.
490	1	E5	Radish	Watermelon		No	A white and green exterior and a vibrant pink interior give this radish the appearance of a watermelon. Crispy with a sweet flavor.
491	6	E5	Radish	White Globe		No	White Globe Radish is a wonderful globe-shaped radish with a snow white skin and interior. These quick growing radishes are suitable for both spring and fall planting. Best harvested when approximately 1" in diameter. White Globe Radish has a spicy flavor and crisp, yet tender, flesh. Consistent moisture is important in growing tasty radishes.
492	4	E5	Radish	White Icicle		No	Icy white, crisp, juicy radishes grow to about 5" long and have perfectly mild flavor
493	2	E5	Radish	White Icicle		Yes	Icy white, crisp, juicy radishes grow to about 5" long and have perfectly mild flavor
494	31	E5	Rosemary		Rosmarinus officinalis	No	The aromatic leaves of this shrubby annual perennial may be used fresh or dried to provide a delightful seasoning to chicken, stew, and all meats. In mild winter areas, makes an excellent hedge. Elsewhere, it is best grown in moveable containers or as an evergreen.
495	7	E5	Rosemary			Yes	Perennial herb. Because of the fragrant aroma and warm, tangy flavor of the leaves, Rosemary is popular for flavoring meats and soups. To add zest to grilled beef, chicken, or ribs, toss leaves over the hot charcoal.
496	0	E5	Rutabaga	American Purple Top Yellow	Brassica napus	No	The standard yellow variety with purplish coloring in the upper portion which is above ground. Has a small tap root, is fine textured with a sweet mild flavor. Rutabagas are also called Swedish or Russian Turnips.
497	16	E5	Sage			No	Use fresh or dried as flavoring for poultry, marinades, and soups. perennial, zones 5-8
498	27	E5	Sage	Broad Leaf	Salvia officinalis	No	A perennial herb that can be harvested in the first year. Plant in permanent spot in herb garden. Can also be grown in planters or pots. Sage is widely used as poultry seasoning, in sausage, soups, and stews.
499	0	E5	Sage	Broadleaf	salvia officinalis	yes	drought tolerant plant also has edible purple blue flowers that attract pollinators and the gray green foliage provides an excellent contrast in the garden. Deer resistant
500	0	E5	Sage	Garden Sage		Yes	Hardy Perennial 2-3' plant. This heirloom variety has been grown for centuries as a culinary herb. Fragrant grayish leaves are used fresh or dried, and spikes of purple flowers attract bees in spring.
501	1	E5	Salsify	White Oyster Root	Tragopogon porrifolius		PATRON DONATED - Salsify is an unusual plant whose roots and leaves are eaten as a vegetable. The root resembles a thin parsnip, long and rough in texture with a white or creamy flesh. The roots store their carbohydrates as inulin instead of starch, which turns to fructose instead of glucose during digestion. This is ideal for diabetics as it reduces their glucose load. Also known as White Salsify, vegetable oyster or Oyster Plant
502	5	E5	Sorrel		Rumex acetosa	No	The green leaves of this perennial plant have a sour lemony taste and are used in soups, salads, and many ethnic dishes. Once established, it is one of the first plants to appear in early spring and is often considered one of the common spring greens, eaten for good health after a long winter along with spinach, dandelion greens and ramps.
503	0	E5	Soybean	Disoy		No	A bush bean unlike any you may have grown before. High in protein, with a delicious flavor, soybeans picked while they're green are a real treat.
504	14	E5	Spearmint		Mentha spicata	No	Easy to grow popular hardy perennial herb with intensely flavored green leaves. Leaves may be used dried or fresh in salads, sauces, jellies, vegetables, meats, potpourris or as a garnish.
505	4	E5	Spinach	Baby Leaf		no	Small tender semi-savory leaves have delicious nutty flavor and are easy to clean. a favorite for salads cooking and growing in containers.
506	1	E5	Spinach	Baby's Leaf Hybrid		No	harvest extra early(30 days) for salads, or let leaves get larger for cooking(40 days). Tender raw or cooked.
507	0	E5	Spinach	Bloomsdale		No
508	13	E5	Spinach	Bloomsdale		Yes	This heavily savoyed spinach has medium dark green leaves on upright plants making it easy to harvest. Delicious steamed, fresh in salads, and in soups and casseroles. Suited for early spring and fall plantings as it is fast growing. Also suitable for winter harvest.
509	66	E5	Spinach	Bloomsdale Long Standing		No	Glossy dark green, crinkled leaves. The plants stand a long time before "bolting", so you can harvest over a long season. Great for salads.
510	0	E5	Spinach	Bloomsdale Long Standing		Yes	Glossy dark green, crinkled leaves. The plants stand a long time before "bolting", so you can harvest over a long season. Great for salads.
511	15	E6	Spinach	Butterflay		Yes	Yields large, glossy dark green semi savory leaves. Does well in spring and fall plantings and can be overwintered in mild regions.
512	2	E6	Spinach	Correnta Hybrid		No	Flat and smooth. Vigorous plants are very slow to bolt which lets you harvest over a longer period. Smooth, dark-green leaves with excellent flavor.
513	1	E6	Spinach	Giant Noble		no
514	12	E6	Spinach	Lavewa	spinacia oleracea	no	Open pollinated variety that competes with hybrids for flavor, heat tolerance and mildew resistance
515	0	E6	Spinach	Malabar Climbing Red Stem	Basella alba ‘Rubra’	No	Not a true spinach, but a beautiful heat loving vine grown as much for an ornamental as edible! Rich burgundy vines produce large crinkly leaves with a Swiss chard/spinach taste and a slight citrus bite. Vigorous vines can grow over 15 feet tall and cover a trellis or teepee quickly in hot weather. And Asian green known as Phooi leaf.
516	0	E6	Spinach	New Zealand	Tetragonia tetragonioides	No	This is not a true Spinach but the leaves resemble Spinach leaves and are produced in abundance on stems a foot or more in length. It will grow during hot weather when other Spinach will not produce. A short row in your garden will furnish nice "greens" all summer.
517	0	E6	Spinach	Olympia Hybrid		No	Slow to "bolt" (go to seed) and fast-growing, this hybrid spinach is a proven performer. Enjoy its smooth, easy-to-clean leaves in salads or as quick-cooked greens. Plants are disease resistant and heavy yielding.
518	7	E6	Spinach	Salad Sensation hybrid		No	Oval, semi-savoy leaves are perfect for a baby leaf salad, pureeing or freezing
519	7	E6	Squash	Acorn			PATRON DONATED
520	0	E6	Squash	Acorn, Cream of the Crop		No	This acorn squash produces white 2-3 lb fruit on a bush habit. Can be picked small and used as summer squash, or let ripen and use as winter.
521	13	E6	Squash	Balls Zucchini II		No
522	28	E6	Squash	Black Beauty Zucchini		No	Glossy, deep green fruits are nutty and delicious. Try roasted or in stir-fries. Great for small spaces.
523	3	E6	Squash	Black Beauty Zucchini		Yes	Glossy, deep green fruits are nutty and delicious. Try roasted or in stir-fries. Great for small spaces.
524	7	E6	Squash	Blue Hubbard Winter Variety	Cucurbita maxima	No	A large, hard shelled fruit that is gathered at maturity. Can be stored for a long time. Excellent baked or used as pie filling.
525	7	E6	Squash	Burpee's Butterbush		No	Space-saving and compact plants produce 1 1/2 lb. delicious butternut-type squash. Store at a dry 45-55 degrees Fahrenheit.
526	19	E6	Squash	Burpee's Golden Zucchini		No	Beautiful glossy, bright golden colored fruits with a delicious and distinctive flavor.
527	33	E7	Squash	Buttercup		No	Dark green skinned, 4x6" turban-shaped fruits. Thick flesh cooks creamy and sweet.
528	0	E7	Squash	Buttercup		Yes	One of the finest winter squash. Golden yellow meat is sweet, dry and fine-grained. Each vine produces 1-2, turban-shaped, thin-skinned fruits.
529	5	E7	Squash	Butternut		no	PATRON DONATED
530	32	E7	Squash	Butternut		Yes	Productive Waltham strain yielding classic tan, bell shaped fruit with bright orange, moist, sweet, smooth flesh. Stores well into late winter.
531	0	E7	Squash	Cocozelle Italian Vegetable marrow	Cucurbita pepo Cocozelle	No	These summer delicacies are the true Italian green squash enjoyed for over 100 years for their nutty flavor and tender skin. Easy to grow short vines are very resistant to most diseases that other squash are susceptible to. Each fruit is medium green with distinctive pale green 'stripes'.
532	0	E7	Squash	Cube of butter summer	cucurbita pepo	no	butter yellow squash has a melt in your mouth butter flavor raw or cooked. very productive for a continuous harvest. pick squash at any size from small to large.
533	7	E7	Squash	Cucuzzi Caravazzi	Cucurbita pepo, Cucurbitaceae	No	An Italian delicacy, Cucuzzi is a summer squash that is prepared in the same way as other summer squashes. The flesh of young fruits is thick, tender and of exceptional flavor. Fruits left on the vine to mature will be a distinct novelty in the garden.
534	56	E7	Squash	Dark Green Zucchini		No
535	24	E8	Squash	Dark Green Zucchini		Yes	Tender fruits grow in abundance on compact plants. ideal for slicing grilling, or baking. Best picked at 6-8".
536	47	E8	Squash	Dark Star Zucchini		Yes	Tender annual 4' bush, 6-8" fruit. requires less water than other varieties. Open plants with smooth, spineless stalks yield classy dark green fruits all summer.
537	9	E8	Squash	Dixie Hybrid		No	Yellow summer crookneck that is early, highly productive and vigorous. Shiny lemon yellow unifor and tasties when 4-6 in long
538	3	E8	Squash	Early Bush Scallop		Yes	One of the best white, summer squashes - deliciously mild! Bush-type plants produce tender fruits that are best when 4 to 6 inches in diameter.
539	56	E8	Squash	Early Prolific Straightneck	Cucurbita pepo	No	This variety of summer squash is very popular, easy to grow and fast maturing, producing a generous crop of delicious and delicately flavored fruits. Plants are compact bush type bearing straight, tapered, bright yellow fruit that is delicious baked, steamed, fried, boiled, or served raw. Squash freezes well.
540	51	E9	Squash	Early Prolific Straightneck		Yes	Award Winner that produces heavy yields of creamy fruits with firm, delicate flesh.
541	4	E9	Squash	Early Summer Crookneck		No	Tasty, meaty fruits with small crooknecks. Harvest young at 6" long. Great for freezing.
542	6	E9	Squash	Early White Bush Scallop		No	One of the best white, summer squashes. Deliciously mild. Bush-type plants produce tender fruits that are best when 4 to 6 inches in diameter.
543	66	E9	Squash	Fordhook Zucchini		No	Smooth fruits have creamy white tender flesh. SPace-saving bush-type plants.
544	21	E9	Squash	Fordhook Zucchini		Yes	Smooth fruits have creamy white tender flesh. SPace-saving bush-type plants.
545	6	E9	Squash	Garden Spineless Hybrid		no	Early heavily productive yields. Best wehn fruits are 6-8 inches long
546	37	E9	Squash	Grey Zucchini		No	Attractive summer squash is medium-green with silvery speckles. Tasty 7 in long fruits are straight, smooth and cylindrical. Open Habit
547	8	E10	Squash	Grey Zucchini		Yes	Attractive summer squash is medium-green with silvery speckles. Tasty 7 in long fruits are straight, smooth and cylindrical. Open Habit
548	10	E10	Squash	Pic-N-Pic		No
549	29	E10	Squash	Pic-N-Pic Hybrid		No	Open Habit plants produce abundant yields of smooth-skinned squash over a long time.
550	9	E10	Squash	Spaghetti		No	A unique squash with delicious, spaghetti-like interior.
551	46	E10	Squash	Spaghetti Winter		Yes	Tender annual 4-6' vines, 3-4 lb fruit. This heirloom variety produces a unique squash with spaghetti-like strands of flesh that are delicious baked or boiled and served with butter or pasta sauce.
552	7	E10	Squash	Summerpac F1		No	A hybrid crookneck with smooth, bumpless skin. The plant produces high yields of the classic crook-shaped squash. The almost spineless bush habit reduces the fruit from being scratched. Summerpac withstands the heat very well.
553	7	E10	Squash	Sunny Delight		No
554	8	E10	Squash	Sweet Dumpling	Cucurbita Pepo	No
555	0	E10	Squash	Table King Acorn		No	This outstanding winter squash is one of the earliest acorns. Vigorous, wilt tolerant, semi-bush vines produce handsome dark green fruits. high Quality, fiberless orange flesh is thick and flavorful. Fruits are 5" by 6", just the right size for two servings.
556	2	E10	Squash	Table Queen Acorn		No
557	16	E10	Squash	Taybelle		No
558	33	E11	Squash	Waltham Butternut	Cucurbita moschata	No	An excellent strain of Butternut developed by the Waltham Mass. Ag. Experiment Station. Skin color is a creamy yellow and flesh is a deep golden orange. Its seeds are few and all are located in the extreme bottom. Can be served either baked or boiled, its quality is exceptional, entirely free of stringiness.
559	1	E11	Squash	Waltham Butternut		Yes	An excellent strain of Butternut developed by the Waltham Mass. Ag. Experiment Station. Skin color is a creamy yellow and flesh is a deep golden orange. Its seeds are few and all are located in the extreme bottom. Can be served either baked or boiled, its quality is exceptional, entirely free of stringiness.
560	27	E11	Squash	Yellow Crookneck		Yes	Tender Annual 3-4' bush. This Easy-to-grow, heirloom, yellow squash produces abundant fruits with graceful necks that are famous for flavor.
561	65	E11	Squash	Yellow Crookneck		no	A popular yellow squash with firm, tender, pale cream flesh. For best flavor, eat young fruit when 4-8 inches long.
562	6	E11	Squash	Yellow Straight Neck		No
563	9	E11	Squash	Zucchini Elite Hybrid		no	Early heavily productive yields. Best wehn fruits are 6-8 inches long
564	1	E11	Stevia	Candy	Stevia Rebaudiana	Yes
565	0	E11	Strawberry	Alpine		No	An aromantic plant producing tasty, crimson berries. A joy to grow in pots and borders with the compact foliage dangling delicious fruits all summer long. Best started indoors in the early spring.
566	10	E11	Summer Savory		Satureja hortensis	No	This annual herb has a sweet peppery taste served with potatoes, beans, soups, and stews. Grown next to beans it is purported to keep bean beetles away. Served with fresh from the garden string beans it compliments their flavor.
567	1	E11	Sweet Marjoram			No
568	24	E11	Swiss Chard	Bright Lights		No
569	2	E11	Swiss Chard	Burpee's Rhubarb Chard		No	Crimson ribs look like rhubarb. Delicious stalks with sweet, tasty leaves.
570	3	E12	Swiss Chard	Dark Green Lucullus	Beta vulgaris cicla	No	Swiss Chard replaces Spinach during the hot summer months and is as easy to grow as beets. the leaves are usually cooked like spinach. The white midribs are excellent creamed or as a substitute for asparagus.
571	4	E12	Swiss Chard	Five Color Silverbeet		yes	bright mix provides colorful stems and leaves, often with deep red veins.
572	32	E12	Swiss Chard	Fordhook		Yes	Hardy Biennial 16-18" leaves. This standard swiss chard yields medium green leaves accented with white veins on broad white stems. Use the tender baby leaves in salads or full size for cooking.
573	7	E12	Swiss Chard	Fordhook Giant		No	N/A
574	3	E12	Swiss Chard	Fordhook Giant		Yes	These 8-10 inch stalks are perfectly tender and juicy. The stalks support large, dark green fleshy leaves. A cold-hardy variety that is also tolerant to heat. Perfect cut up in salads or steamed with other greens.
575	7	E12	Swiss Chard	Large Ribbed Dark Green		No	Mild as spinach & withstands heat better than most other greens. Huge, dark green leaves have broad, thick midribs. Use fresh or cooked like spinach.
576	8	E12	Swiss Chard	Mixed Colors		No	Multi Colored stems brighten both vegetable & flower gardens with an attractive rainbow of colors. Mild flavored. Harvest at any stage of development.
577	1	E12	Swiss Chard	Perpetual Spinach		no
578	3	E12	Swiss Chard	Rainbow Blend		Yes	Multi Colored stems brighten both vegetable and flower gardens with an attractive rainbow of colors. Stems have a mild chard flavor
579	9	E12	Swiss Chard	Ruby Red	Beta vulgaris	No	Also known as "Rhubarb Chard", Ruby REd Swiss Chard can replace spinach during the hot summer months. Easy to grow, the leaves can be cooked like spinach, the ribs sauteed in butter and garlic. Often used as baby greens early in the season.
580	12	E12	Swiss Chard	Ruby Red		Yes	Tender-sweet, ruby-red stalks add vibrant color to the garden or a fresh salad.
581	0	E12	Tarragon			No	Leaves are thin, bladelike & highly aromatic. Spicy, sweet, & used in cold meat sauces, eggs, cheese, & fish. Makes good flavoring for vinegar.
582	11	E12	Thyme			No	Best for use with meats, stews, and for drying as spice in a wide variety of dishes. Perennial, zones 4-8
583	10	E12	Thyme	Common		No	Perennial Herb
584	1	E12	Thyme	Common		Yes	Perennial Herb
585	0	E12	Thyme	English	thymus vulgaris	yes	subtle woods flavor that compliments a variety of foods.
586	3	E12	Thyme	Summer Thyme		Yes	Hardy Perennial, 10-15" plant. This classic culinary herb has a strong savory aroma and flavor for all of your recipes. Thyme looks great in rock gardens and pots, and has many medicinal uses.
587	4	E12	Tomatillo	Gigante Verde		No	Firm green fruits are abundant and sweet. A staple ingredient in recipes for sauces and salsa. Needs long, warm summer to thrive.
588	4	E12	Tomatillo	Grande Rio Verde	Physalis Philadelphica	Yes	Ripe fruit on a compact plant, about 24 in tall, Grow tow or more plants to ensure good pollination.
589	5	E12	Tomatillo	Purple		No	Bushy plants grow to be about 20 inches tall. Produces purple fruits about the size of cherry tomatoes that make delicious tart sauces.
590	6	E12	Tomatillo	Purple		Yes	Bushy plants grow to be about 20 inches tall. Produces purple fruits about the size of cherry tomatoes that make delicious tart sauces.
591	1	E12	Tomatillo	Tamayo		No
592	1	E13	Tomato	Beefmaster		No
593	5	E13	Tomato	Beefmaster Hybrid		no	Extremely large fruited beefsteak type with hybrid vigor. Indeterminate and disease resistant
594	16	E13	Tomato	Beefsteak		No
595	79	E13	Tomato	Beefsteak		Yes	Tender Annual 4' plant, 10-12 oz fruit. Meaty, bright red and juicy, this classic flat-round beefsteak tomato has traditional tomato flavor and is great for slicing. This indeterminate variety produces heavy yields on vigorous vines that need staking.
596	1	E13	Tomato	Best Boy	Solanum Lycopersicum	No	Produces fruits up to a pound or more, all season long. With a tolerance to Verticillium, Fusarium Wilt, and Nematodes, large tomatoes are produced in abundance on strong indeterminate vines.
597	18	E13	Tomato	Best Boy Hybrid		No	Fruiting early and with great taste. Compact plants produce 8 oz fruits with terrific flavor and firm texture. Determinate.
598	2	E13	Tomato	Better Boy		No
599	47	E13	Tomato	Better Boy Hybrid		no	Indeterminate plants produce large fruits, some weighing 1.5 lbs. deep red, smooth firm fruits . multiple disease tolerance to VFN, ASC and ST
600	24	E13	Tomato	Big Boy Hybrid		No	Indeterminate plants produce large deep red slicing tomatoes some up to 2 pounds. Great for salads, canning or juice. Produces until frost
601	6	E13	Tomato	Big Red		no	Indeterminate vines produce sweet 1.5 lbs fruit. Perfect for sandwiches
602	5	E13	Tomato	Black Cherry		No	Black Cherry is a prolific indeterminate tomato variety that matures to a deep mahogany. Consistently black color develops best when hot and sunny.
603	5	E13	Tomato	Black Krim		No
604	0	E13	Tomato	Black Prince		No
605	4	E13	Tomato	Bonnie Best		no
606	2	E13	Tomato	Box Car Willie		No	Perfect for good old-fashioned flavor. This prolific heirloom produces round red 8-12 oz fruits. The crack-free tomatoes are sweet yet tart, and grow on indeterminate vines.
607	0	E13	Tomato	Brandywine Heirloom		No	Produces really tasty, large pink tomatoes. Fruits can weigh up to a pound.
608	0	E13	Tomato	Brandywine Heirloom		Yes	Produces really tasty, large pink tomatoes. Fruits can weigh up to a pound.
609	0	E13	Tomato	Brandywine Pink	Lycopersicion Lucopersicum	No	large indeterminate vines with "potato leaves" produce dep pink fruit with very thin skin, many weighing over 1 pound.
610	0	E13	Tomato	Brandywine Red		Yes	Popular and great tasting heirloom. Large-lobed, 1-2 lb beefsteak tomato. Indeterminate.
611	2	E13	Tomato	Burpee Big Boy		No
612	1	E13	Tomato	Burpee's Long-Keeper		Yes
613	9	E13	Tomato	Celebration Hybrid		No	Produces large, red, 8 ounce fruit. Adapts well to most areas, and is excellent in creating delicious salads and sandwiches.
614	0	E13	Tomato	Celebrity		No
615	1	E13	Tomato	Champion II		No
616	5	E13	Tomato	Cherokee Purple		No
617	3	E13	Tomato	Cherokee Purple		Yes	just the right balance of sweetness and a hint of smoke, from summer to fall you will haveset more than enough 10 - 12 oz tomatoes.
618	2	E13	Tomato	Cherry Gardener's Delight		no	Plants are early producers of high yield sweet, flavorful red cherry fruits. Enjoy clusters of 1 1/4 inch fruits until frost. Indeterminate
619	16	E14	Tomato	Cherry Large Fruited		no	sweet bite sized red tomatoes can be used in salads or served on toothpicks as appetizers. Tall indeterminate vines
620	0	E14	Tomato	Chocolate Cherry		No	Chocolate Cherry Tomato is a prolific indeterminate variety that matures to a rich mahogany. These delicious tomatoes are great for a colorful snack!
621	16	E14	Tomato	Cloudy Day Hybrid		No	Glossy 4-5 oz Pure red fruits are the perfect salad tomatoes. Thrives in cooler temperatures, resistant to early and late blight. Indeterminate.
622	17	E14	Tomato	Delicious		Yes	Huge, solid scarlet fruits average 1 lb. Some weigh as much as 2 lb.
623	0	E14	Tomato	Early Choice F1 Hybrid		No	The 4 ounce red fruit grows in clusters and has a sugar.acid flavor balance not usually found in early tomatoes. The potato leaved plants offer excellent resistance and performs well in both coastal and dry areas
624	4	E14	Tomato	Early Girl		No
625	17	E14	Tomato	Early Girl Hybrid		no	Earliest slicing tomato. Plants yeild an early abundance of 4-6 ounce fruit. Indeterminate
626	0	E14	Tomato	Fourth of July		No
627	32	E14	Tomato	Fourth of July Hybrid		No	4 oz fruits ripen extra early in clusters on high yielding plants. Indeterminate.
628	0	E14	Tomato	Fresh Salsa		No
629	3	E14	Tomato	Garden Leader Monster		no	full sun, adequate water and regular fertilization produce monster sized fruits
630	3	E14	Tomato	Glacier	solanum lycopersicum	no	one of the first to ripen and one of the last to stop! 30 in tall plants sets fruti earlier and in cooler temperatures., then continues to produce 2 in flavorful slicers throughout the season.
631	0	E14	Tomato	Gladiator Hybrid		No	hands-down the champion of the 'Roma' tomatoes. With an unbeatable vigor, aroma, and yield, it bears a bounty of fruit. Indeterminate
632	7	E14	Tomato	Green Envy		No	Green when ripe, these meaty, tangy and sweet 1"{ long cherries fruit in abundance. Indeterminate.
633	0	E14	Tomato	Heirloom Mix		No	This multicolored heirloom mix features Brandywine, Cherokee Purple, Green Zebra, White Wonder, and Nebraska Wedding. Enjoy the added color these tasty tomatoes provide.
634	1	E14	Tomato	Homestead		No	Dependable and productive. Fruits are medium-sized and very tasty. Excellent for eating fresh or canning.
635	0	E14	Tomato	Honeycomb Hybrid		No	Golden-orange 1/2 oz tomatoes, rich in flavor are touched with a taste of honey. 12-15" trusses cascade with clusters on 6-7' vines. Indeterminate.
636	0	E14	Tomato	Husky Cherry Red		No
637	1	E14	Tomato	Italian Roma	solanum lycopersicum	yes	excellent paste tomato, firm, meaty 3 in oblong fruits with few seeds on compact vines.
638	1	E14	Tomato	Jelly Bean Hybrid		no	Grape type tomato small sweet red tomatoes grow in clusters of 15 - 30. crace resistant and disease tolerant
639	9	E14	Tomato	Large Red Cherry		No	Produces deliciously sweet bite sized red tomatoes. Tall indeterminate vines provide bountiful harvest all season.
640	11	E14	Tomato	Large Red Cherry		Yes	Produces deliciously sweet bite sized red tomatoes. Tall indeterminate vines provide bountiful harvest all season.
641	1	E14	Tomato	Lemon Boy		No
642	0	E14	Tomato	Lemon Cherry		No
643	7	E14	Tomato	Marglobe		no	Strong, vigorous vines produces smooth medium sized scarlet fruit. Solid flesh with mild acidity, great for canning.
644	8	E14	Tomato	Medium Rare Hybrid		no	Gorgeous 16-18 oz fruits with earthy fragrance and rich meaty flavor. Indeterminate
645	1	E14	Tomato	Megabite		no
646	0	E14	Tomato	Moskvich	solanum lycopersicum	yes	One of the first to harvest, as it withstands cool weather. and the last to slow down in production when the weather cools.
647	1	E14	Tomato	Old German		No
648	2	E14	Tomato	Orange Zinger		No
649	6	E14	Tomato	Oregon Spring		No	Now you can enjoy a large-sized tomato that combines earliness & great taste. Plants are cool weather resistant & have a compact determinate vine.
650	6	E14	Tomato	Patio		No
651	4	E14	Tomato	Phoenix		No
652	6	E14	Tomato	Pineapple		No
653	5	E14	Tomato	Pink Girl		No
654	20	E14	Tomato	Porterhouse Hybrid		No	Produces absolutely huge tomatoes over 2 lbs. each bursting with flavor. Indeterminate.
655	2	E14	Tomato	Rapunzel		No
656	59	E14	Tomato	Red Cherry		Yes	Tender annual 6' plant 1 1/2" fruits. This variety produces prolific indeterminate vines that bear large, red cherry tomatoes with rich full-bodied, mildly acidic flavor. Vines need trellising.
657	0	E15	Tomato	Red Grape		No
658	6	E15	Tomato	Roma		Yes	2 oz. Heirloom paste type fruits with meaty interiors and few seeds. Ideal for canning and sauces. Compact, determinate plants.
659	17	E15	Tomato	Roma Vf		No
660	9	E15	Tomato	Rutgers		no	Productive large attractive fruits with thick solid flesh. Superior flavor, delicious in salads, unsurpassed for home canning. Indeterminate
661	5	E15	Tomato	Rutgers Select		No
662	1	E15	Tomato	San Marzano		No	An Italian favorite beloved for its thick, meaty flash. perfect for sauces, canning, and drying. Indeterminate.
663	37	E15	Tomato	San Marzano		Yes	Tender annual 2 oz fruit. This indeterminate heirloom variety yields large plants with a heavy crop of richly flavored fruit. This traditional paste variety is used in most italian recipes and thought to make the world's finest sauce.
664	69	E15	Tomato	Steak Sandwich Hybrid		No	Loads of tasty, large 10 oz luscious fruits are produced on bushy plants. Perfect slicer. indeterminate.
665	5	E15	Tomato	Striped German		No
666	0	E15	Tomato	Sugar Plum - Grape	Solanum lycopersicum	No	A unique shape of tomato that produces high yields of oval grape shaped tomatoes that are bright red, sweet, and bursting with flavor. Excellent for salads or eating right out of the garden.
667	29	E15	Tomato	Super Beefsteak		No	Improved Beefsteak type with a bigger yield and meaty fruits more than 1 lb. Disease resistant. Indeterminate.
668	12	E15	Tomato	Super Sioux		Yes	Tender annual 4" vines, 4-6 oz. fruit. This semi-determinate variety yields an impressive red slicing tomato with an exquisite blend of sweet, acid and earthy flavors. Vines start well in the heat and are good for hot, dry areas.
669	18	E15	Tomato	Supersteak hybrid		No
670	0	E15	Tomato	Sweet 100		No
671	10	E15	Tomato	Sweet Aroma Hybrid		No	4 oz fruits have a deliciously sweet, meaty interior great for salsa. disease resistant. indeterminate.
672	17	E15	Tomato	Sweetie		Yes	Deliciously sweet, bite-sized red tomatoes can be used in salads or served on toothpicks as appetizers. Tall, indeterminate vines provide bountiful harvest all season. High in vitamins A and C.
673	4	E15	Tomato	Tri Colors Cherry Mix Hybrid		No	These tasty tomatoes mature to red, yellow, and orange. The classic mix of tomatoes grows on indeterminate plants. Enjoy production well throughout the season.
674	9	E15	Tomato	Yellow Pear		No
675	0	E15	Tomato	Yellow Pear		Yes	Attractive salad tomatoes. Pear shaped fruits are 2 inches, lemon yellow and mild flavored. Heavy yielder, bearing fruit in clusters. May need support
676	1	E15	Turnip	Market Express	Brassica Rapa	no	Japanese salad turnip, pure white and mild. Great baby turnip with smooth texture and slightly sweet, fruity flavor.
677	2	E15	Turnip	Purple Top White Globe	Brassica rapa	No	Roots are 3 to 5 inches in diameter, globe shaped, clean and smooth. Upper portion bright reddish-purple, pure white below. Flesh is white, fine textured and tender with a sweet, mild flavor. Tops medium large, erect, dark green of fine flavor.
678	35	E15	Turnip	Purple Top White Globe		Yes	This long time favorite is the most popular turnip for table use. The white flesh of its root is firm and fine-grained and has a mild, sweet flavor. Most tender when roots are 2-2 1/2 inches in diameter.
679	8	F1	Turnip	Seven Top	Brassica rapa	No	The standard salad turnip of the South. This variety is grown principally for its tender foliage which may be cooked as "greens". Also produces a white globed-shaped turnip of good quality. Tops are large, plentiful, and mild, delicate flavor.
680	7	F1	Watercress		Nasturtium Officinale	Yes	Peppery, pungent flavor. Grows best in moist partly shady gardens and indoors.
681	36	F1	Watermelon	Allsweet		Yes	Large oblong 25-30 lb, melons grow to 17-19" long and 7" around. Disease resistant.
682	8	F1	Watermelon	Black Diamond		No	30-50 lb fruits grow on tough, vigorous vines. The dark blue-green rind protects the sweet, bright red flesh. Widely used throughout the South.
683	3	F1	Watermelon	Bush Sugar Baby		No	Space-saving bush-type vines grow only 3-4' long. 12 lb round melons have sweet and juicy flesh.
684	21	F1	Watermelon	Carolina Cross #183		No	Gigantic and delicious oblong watermelons can grow to over 200 lbs
685	8	F1	Watermelon	Carolina Cross #183		Yes	Gigantic and delicious oblong watermelons can grow to over 200 lbs
686	6	F2	Watermelon	Charleston Gray		No	Cut through the pale-green, finely-veined rind to find bright-red, sweet, crips flesh inside. Large oblong fruits can weigh 30 lbs.
687	3	F2	Watermelon	Congo		No	Large, long fruits weigh about 35 pounds or more. The crisp, sweet flesh makes delicious eating. Late season melon.
688	13	F2	Watermelon	Congo		Yes	Large, long fruits weigh about 35 pounds or more. The crisp, sweet flesh makes delicious eating. Late season melon.
689	72	F2	Watermelon	Crimson Sweet		No	Round melons averaging 25 lbs. have sweet, firm, bright red flesh. Disease resistant.
690	8	F2	Watermelon	Crimson Sweet		Yes	Round melons averaging 25 lbs. have sweet, firm, bright red flesh. Disease resistant.
691	10	F2	Watermelon	Garden Leader Monster		No	This gigantic monster of a watermelon sets the bar high. Plants form long vines that produce two oblong fruits averaging 20-30 lbs each. The striped rind covers the sweet red flesh.
692	5	F2	Watermelon	Golden Honey		Yes	Has a beautiful dark-green rind with irregular stripes. The fruit grows to 12 x 10 in. diameter and around 20-30 lbs. It has a sweet sugary crisp taste with bright golden-yellow flesh. Compact but vigorous productive vines.
693	27	F2	Watermelon	Jubilee		No	large, Oval fruits have sweet, deep red flesh with light green skin and weigh up to 35 lbs.
694	2	F2	Watermelon	Jubilee		Yes	Large oral fruits with sweet deep red flesh with light green skin and weigh up to 35 lbs
695	1	F2	Watermelon	Moon & Stars	Citrullus Vulgaris	No	These round melons are dark green, nearly black, covered with small bright yellow "stars" and usually one larger "moon". The flesh is deep pink and very sweet.
696	1	F2	Watermelon	Orange Tendersweet		Yes	Tender and very sweet heirloom. Oblong striped fruits grow up to 35 lbs
697	0	F2	Watermelon	Petite Yellow		No	Produces small oval watermelons with a bright yellow flesh. These 5-7 lb fruits are the perfect icebox variety.
698	25	F2	Watermelon	Sugar Baby		No
699	20	F2	Watermelon	Sugar Baby		Yes	Tender annual 10-12 lb fruits, suitable for a small garden, this variety yields compact vines and produces and abundance of small, flavorful red-orange sweet fruits with near black rinds.
700	5	F2	Watermelon	Triple Crown Hybrid		Yes	Produces high yields of seedless, oval fruit weighing 18-20 pounds. The firm red flesh contrasts nicely with the striped green rind.
701	3	F2	Watermelon	Ultra Cool Hybrid		No	14 to 16 pound, dark green, striped watermelons. Sweet, crisp and best of all, seedless.


1	In Stock	Location	Seed Name	Variety	Scientific Name	Description

207	2	F4	Alyssum	Allure Pastel Blend	Lobularia maritima	Withstands drought and heat, attracts pollinators. Perennial in zone 5 and warmer.
208	3	F4	Amaranth	Burgundy	Amaranthus hypochondriacus	Leaves and seeds are edible, flowers attract pollinators.
209	5	F4	Amaranth	Coral Fountain	Amaranthus caudatus	Attracts pollinators, produces edible seeds.
210	1	F4	Amaranthus	Illumination
211	9	F4	Bachelor's Buttons			Reseeding hardy annual 2-3' plant. Although known as the cornflower, these prolific, easy to grow blooms tolerate drought and poorer soils. The edible flowers provide rare blue color for your garden, bouquets, and salads.
212	9	F4	Bachelor's Buttons	Montana Blue	Centaurea
213	11	F4	Bachelor's Buttons	Tall Blend	Centaurea cyanus	Drought tolerant, edible blooms. Self-sows for another crop the following season. Attracts pollinators and beneficial insects. Deer resistant.
215	3	F4	Basella	Rubra v Rubra
216	1	F4	Black Eyed Susan	Goldilocks	Rudbeckia Hirto
217	1	F4	Black-Eyed Susan	Indian Summer	Rudbeckia hirta	6-9" blooms with a long bloom period. Deer resistant.
218	8	F4	Black-Eyed Susan	Rudbeckia
220	9	F4	Butterfly Weed	Patron Donated	Asclepias tuberosa	Drought tolerant plants produce many blooms over a long season and attract butterflies.
221	2	F4	Cactus	Mixed Varieties		An interesting desert plant, cacti require little moisture. Perfect for indoor potted plants or outdoors in desert areas. One package will produce approximately 15 slow growing plants.
222	1	F4	Calendula	Resina	Calendula officinalis	Also known as pot marigold. Bright yellow daisy-like blooms. Flowers are edible. Fairly drought tolerant, attracts pollinators, deer resistant.
223	3	F4	California Bluebell			Blue flowers shaped lake bells with long golden stamens and heart-shaped leaves.
226	10	F4	California Poppy	Extra Golden		Single golden-orange flower bloom early on erect, slender stems above lacy blue-grey foliage. compact plants are drought tolerant and sturdy
227	8	F4	Cardinal Climber Vine			Gorgeous small brilliant deep scarlet colored trumpets starting in mid-summer. Deep green, finely cut, feathery foliage add to the attraction.
228	10	F4	Cardinal Flower	Patron Donated		Lobelia cardinalis, also known as Cardinal Flower, is a perennial wildflower native to Michigan and the UP. It is one of our few red flowers. Plant reaches 4 feet tall and flowers from July to September with a vibrant red blossom. A hummingbird favorite, this plant is designed to be hummingbird pollinated.
230	2	F4	Celosia	Armor Mix	Celosia Cristata
232	1	F4	Celosia	Century Mix	Celosia Plumosa
233	1	F4	Celosia	Century red	Celosia Plumosa
234	1	F4	Celosia	Pampas Plume		Celosia enjoys the heat and sun while displaying an abundance of flower plumes each oa much as 12 inches long from midsummer into fall.
235	1	F4	Columbine	Dragonfly Hybrid Mixed Colors		Lacy-leaved plants produce long-spurred showy blossoms from late spring to summer. Colors in shades of white,yellow, pink, blue and purple
236	1	F4	Columbine	McKana Giants Blend	Aquilegia cultorum	Heirloom. Very large flowers (3") in a range of colors, grow and bloom well in dappled shade. Perennial in USDA zones 3-9. Deer resistant.
237	5	F4	Columbine	McKana's Mixed Colors		A graceful flower with large showy spurred blooms in a wide range of colors including bi-colors, blue-green foliage stays in neat clumps.
238	1	F4	Convolvulus	Enchantment Mixed Colors		Distinctive, gold throated morning glory type flowers. Low growing bushy plants bloom freely.
239	5	F4	Craspedia	Drumstick Flower	Pycnosorus globosus	Yellow globe-shaped flowers. Tolerates drought, heat, and poor soil. Native to New Zealand and Australia where it is known as "Billy Buttons".
240	7	F4	Cynara Porto	Spineless
242	2	F4	Datura	Ballerina White	Datura Tagrina
243	26	F4	Dolichos Lablab	Ruby Moon	Dolichis Lablab
244	1	F4	Dusty Miller	Maritima Cirrus
245	1	F4	Dusty Miller	Maritima Silverdust	Cineraria Maritima
246	2	F4	Feverfew		Tanacetum parthenium	Small white flowers on scented, ferny foliage. Reseeds. Deer resistant.
250	2	F4	Forget-me-not	Chinese		Lacy sprays of tiny blossoms provide splashes of clear, celestial blue in the garden. Compact plants
251	7	F4	Forget-me-not	Spring and summer		Part shade loving mix give you an extended bloom period, traditional forget-me-not blooming in early spring reaching 6-8 in tall. Chinese forget-me-not grows 12-24 in tall and blooms in summer. Deer resistant
252	11	F4	Four O'Clocks	Magenta
253	2	F4	Gomphrena	Ping Pong (White)	Gomphrena Globosa
254	1	F4	Helichrysum	Tall Double		Fully double blossoms dazzle with their wide range of glowing, shiny colors. Petals are crisp and straw-like, even before drying. Sturdy plants bloom freely.
255	1	F4	Hyssop	Anise Hyssop
256	5	F4	Hyssop	Ture Hyssop	Hyssopus officinalis	Late summer bloom, first year flowering perennial that brings bees, beneficial insects and butterflies to the garden.
257	2	F4	Kale, Flowering	Glamour Red
258	2	F4	Kale, Flowering	Kamome Pink
259	5	F4	Kale, Flowering	Kamome White
260	5	F4	Kale, Flowering	Osaka Pink
265	6	F4	Kale, Flowering	Osaka White
267	3	F4	Kale, Flowering	Peacock Red
268	2	F4	Kale, Flowering	Peacock White
269	5	F4	Kale, Flowering	Yokohama Red
270	3	F4	Kale, Flowering	Yokohama White
271	30	F5	Lacy Phacelia	Purple	Phacelia Lacy	Hardy annual, 1-3' plant. This frilly, durable plant produces downward curling purple flowers that bees cannot resist. Easy to grow and are excellent and unusual as cut flowers.
272	6	F5	Marigold	African Big Duck Gold	Tegetes Erecta
273	3	F5	Marigold	African Big Duck Orange	Tegetes Erecta
274	3	F5	Marigold	African Big Duck Yellow	Tegetes Erecta
275	6	F5	Marigold	African Marvel Yellow
276	21	F5	Marigold	Crackerjack, Mixed Colors		Hardy annual 4 inch flowers. Big bright orange, yellow and tangerine blooms.
277	6	F5	Marigold	Dwarf, Bolero		Dwarf French double carnation marigolds. Bi-color, bright mahogany red blossoms with gold markings are 2" across.
278	3	F5	Marigold	French Double Dwarf		Profusion of double flowers; blooms very early and all summer until frost. Easy to grow.
279	1	F5	Marigold	French Durango Yellow	Tagetes Patula
280	1	F5	Marigold	French Hot Pak Mix	Tagetes Patula
281	2	F5	Marigold	French Janie Orange, Deep	Tagetes Patula
282	6	F5	Marigold	French Red Metamorph	Tagetes Patula	in cooler weather flowers are a deep burgundy, but when weather warms, watch for splashes of yellow! Blooms change back to burgundy as weather cools. Stout and dense, about 24-36 in tall. prolific bloomer. Deer and rabbit resistant
283	7	F5	Marigold	French Safari Mix	Tagetes Patula
284	9	F5	Marigold	French Safari Orange	Tagetes Patula
285	7	F5	Marigold	French Safari Yellow	Tagetes Patula
288	6	F5	Marigold	French Safari Yellow Fire	Tagetes Patula
289	4	F5	Marigold	French Strawberry Blonde	Tagetes Patula
291	3	F5	Marigold	Jaguar		Single golden blooms with splashes of mahogany. Weather resistant plants recover after rains.
292	16	F5	Marigold	Mixed		Patron Donated mix
293	12	F5	Marigold	Red Knight		Annual, vigorous but compact plants covered in deep mahogany red blooms
294	31	F5	Milkweed	Common		Purple Flower
295	1	F5	Morning Glory	Alba Moonflower
297	7	F5	Morning Glory	Cardinal Climber	Ipomea Tricolor
298	15	F5	Morning Glory	Heavenly Blue	Ipomea Tricolor	Extra-large 4-6" sky blue flowers on fast growing, large vines. Climber.
299	5	F5	Nasturtium	Alaska		The green and white marbled leaves contrast nicely with the brght 2 inch blooms of yellow, orange, and crimson leaves and flowers are edible.
300	5	F5	Nasturtium	Baby Rose
301	5	F6	Nasturtium	Butterscotch	Tropaeolum majus	Short plants ideal for containers, forn of the garden or border. Rabbit and deer resistant.
302	1	F6	Nasturtium	Fordhook Favorites Mixed Colors		Fragrant single flowering climbers with abundant and colorful blooms. Attractive to hummingbirds
303	1	F6	Nasturtium	Gleam Mix; yellow, orange and red-orange		Bright yellow, orange and red-orange shades on lush green foliage. Gleam Mix is fragrant and attractive on trellis, window boxes, containers or in beds. Easy to grow and tolerates less-than-perfect soil and drought.
304	4	F6	Nasturtium	Single Blend, Trailing	Tropaeolum majus	Scarlet, gold, orange and yellow single flowers, long trailing stems can easily be trained up a trellis or fence. Rabbid and deer resistant
305	2	F6	Nasturtium	Tall Single, Mixed Colors		Old fashioned annual prized for ability to climb or sprawl over rough terrain. Fragrant flowers in a range of sunny colors bloom until frost. Edible flowers.
306	1	F6	Nicotiana	Perfume Bright Rose PL
307	2	F6	Nicotiana	Saratoga Rose		Dwarf-sized densely flowering plant that produces hot magenta-red flowers all summer-fall over large leaves. Has a candelabra-like cluster tubular star-shaped blooms that are fragrant at night.
308	1	F6	Nicotiana	Saratoga White
309	3	F6	Nicotiana	Suaveolens
310	4	F6	Pansy	Swiss Giants Mixed Colors		Large blooms in colors of blue, violet, purple, mahogany, yellow and variations of stripes and blotches that look like smiling faces. Prefers cool weather.
311	1	F6	Petunia	Dwarf Bedding, Mixed Colors		Showy blooms in a range of bright eye-catching colors. Bears medium size, single flowers. Blooms continuously from midsummer until frost.
312	1	F6	Petunia Sophistica	Lime Bicolor
314	2	F6	Poppy	Oriantal
316	12	F6	Shasta Daisy	Alaska		Pure white flowers 4 - 5 inches across with butter yellow centers. Each plant sends up tall stems from a clean dark green bushy plant
317	7	F6	Shasta Daisy	Silver Princess		Large snow white daisies; great for cutting. Blooms the first season.
318	22	F6	Siberian Wallflower			Hardy Biennial, 10-18" plant. An early season flower that is easy to grow and attracts pollinators. The bright orange blooms have a pleasant fragrance.
319	10	F6	Sunflower	Evening Sun	Helianthus annuus	4-6 in sunset hued flowers with dark centers bloom in abundance over a long bloom period
320	2	F6	Sunflower	Jerusalem Gold Hybrid		Vibrant yellow orange petals surround a dark brown center on 4-6" pollenless blooms. Great for cutting.
321	10	F6	Sunflower	Lemon Queen	helianthus annuus	multi branched plants provide flowers throughout the summer.
322	11	F6	Sunflower	Mammoth		Giant flowers on towering plants. Harvest hundreds of edible seeds in 100 days. Sow in average soil in full sun after danger of frost. Sow seeds about 8" apart and cover with 1" of fine soil. Firm lightly and keep evenly moist. Seedlings emerge in 7-14 days. Thin to stand 12-18" apart when seedlings are 1" high. Blooms in Summer
323	33	F6	Sunflower	Mammoth Russian		Stately sunflowers with enormous heads, more than 1 foot across
324	14	F7	Sunflower	Mixed Colors		colors include lemon, gold, white, creamy white, brown, bronze and crimson
325	5	F7	Sunflower	Mongolian Giant	helianthus annuus	single yellow flower up to 18 in across, provide extra large seeds filled with tasty hearty kernels.
326	22	F7	Sunflower	Moonshine		Lemon yellow color
327	9	F7	Sunflower	Skyscraper		Bright, yellow flowers grow to 14" or better on strong stalks.
328	5	F7	Sunflower	Stella		4-6 " bright yellow blossom with dark centers
329	3	F7	Sunflower	Sunspot, Dwarf	Helianthus annuus	18-24 in stalks, makes large dramatic flowers.
330	4	F7	Sunflower	Tigers Eye Mix		6-8' plant, 4-8" flower, yellow, gold bronze and maroon multi branched sunflowers with doubled centers and a single=petaled outer edge
331	5	F7	Sunflower	Zohar	Helianthus annuus	4-6 in golden yellow flowers on tall sturdy stems
332	1	F7	Sweet Pea	Early Flowering Mixed Colors
333	14	F7	Sweet Pea	Early Gigantea, Mixed Colors		Large clusters of delicately ruffled flowers boom extra early in this improved version of an old fashioned favorite
335	2	F7	Sweet Pea	Jet Set, Mixed Colors Knee-Hi		Low spreading mounds of fragrant blossoms that need little support. Color range includes dark hues and pastels.
338	18	F7	Sweet Pea	Royal Family Mixed Colors		Large, fragrant blossoms in a range of dazzling colors of white, pink, red and maroon. Spring blooming. Thrives in cool weather
339	1	F7	Texas Bluebonnet			Hardy annual, graceful spikes of dark blue flowers tinged with white can be grown anywhere. Showy pea like blossoms open above lacy sage green foliage.
340	1	F7	Thunbergia	Black Eyed Susan Vine		Colorful orange yellow flowers have a dark center. Blooms early summer to fall. If grown in containers, they can be moved inside before first frost.
341	2	F7	Thunbergia	Susie Orange Black Eye	Thunbergia Alata
342	2	F7	Thunbergia	Susie Yellow Black Eye	Thunbergia Alata
343	1	F7	Torenia	Duchess Pink
344	11	F7	Torenia	Duchess Mix
345	1	F7	Vinca	Mediterranean XP White	Catharanthus Roseus
349	2	F7	Zinnia	Benary Gt Golden Yellow
350	2	F7	Zinnia	Benary Gt Orange
351	1	F7	Zinnia	California Giants		Large, Showy dahlia flower blooms in a variety of brilliant colors. Use for bouquets. Blooms from mid-summer until frost.
352	3	F7	Zinnia	Candy Cane		Blooms measure 2 in across on strong sturdy stems. The more you cut the quicker new blooms will appear.
353	2	F7	Zinnia	Cherry Queen		Bright red petals blooming up to 5 inches wide.
354	6	F7	Zinnia	Color Crackle		Burgundy bicolor double blooms create a flower flurry! Drought and mildew resistant.
355	24	F8	Zinnia	Cut and Come Again mixed colors		The most popular cutting zinnia in a lively blend of colors. double 2 1/2" flowers.
356	4	F8	Zinnia	Early Bird		Bushy plants produce an abundance of perky, small blooms all summer. Wide range of cherry colors including orange, purple, red, rose and white
357	1	F8	Zinnia	Ferry's Best Dwarf Mix		Half-Hardy Annual. Very attractive pompon zinnias in a wide range of very cherry colors including orange, purple, red, rose and white. Bushy plants produce an abundance of perky, small blossoms all summer.
358	5	F8	Zinnia	Forecast Mixed Colors		Iridescent blooms sit atop ironclad plants that will keep flowering no matter the weather.
359	2	F8	Zinnia	Fruit Smoothie Mixed Colors		A cooling color combo of intense 3" double blooms in pure orange and purple. Great for beds and borders.
360	1	F8	Zinnia	Giant Double Enchantress
361	2	F8	Zinnia	Giant Double Flowered Canary Bird		Magnificent, large, dahlia flowered blossoms of yellow on strong tall plants Blooms freely from midsummer until frost.
362	30	F8	Zinnia	Giant Double Mixed Colors		The most popular Zinnia mixture. Large, striking, showy blooms in a wide variety of brilliant shades that bloom freely from midsummer until frost.
363	5	F8	Zinnia	Giant Double Scarlet Flame		Magnificent large dahlia flowered blossoms in a brilliant scarlet red color on strong tall plants. Blooms freely from midsummer until frost.
364	9	F8	Zinnia	Giant Double Violet Queen		Magnificent large dahlia-flowered blossoms in a rich purple hue on strong tall plants. Blooms freely from midsummer until frost. Flowers will produce a mix of double and semi-double blooms.
365	10	F8	Zinnia	Giant Flowered Mixed Colors		Huge double 5" colorful dahlia flowered blooms flower profusely all summer
366	7	F8	Zinnia	Lilliput		Lilliput Zinnia is an easy to grow half hardy annual. THis mix contains a wide range of very cherry colors, including orange, purple, red, rose and white. Perky, small blossoms grow on bushy plants all summer.
367	4	F8	Zinnia	Luminosa Pink		A variety grown in gardens for cutting and adding color to bouquets. The more you cut, the more they bloom.
368	5	F8	Zinnia	Mazurkia	Zinnia elegans	3 in flowers have striking deep pink petals that appear dipped in white on the tops.
369	5	F8	Zinnia	Mini-Zini Mixture		Blend of Thumbelina, Button Box, Pumila, and Lilliput. Beehive, double and semi double flowers. Color range of pink, red, white, yellow, orange and scarlet.
370	4	F8	Zinnia	Sombrero		Large open flowers bloom in red with yellow petal tips.
371	1	F9	Zinnia	State Fair Giant Mixed Colors		Huge, 4-6 inch blooms in radiant colors. A wide range of luminous shades, many not available in any other variety. Produces vigorous plants.
372	2	F8	Zinnia	Thumbelina, Mixed Colors		half-dollar size blooms of pink, white, scarlet, orange and yellow. Neat, compact plants.
373	1	F8	Zinnia	Zesty White	Zinnia Elegans