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This Italian heirloom can even be grown in a large pot as it is a bush type. The fruits get to be 8 inches long but harvest when small for very tender zucchini.. Plant seeds directly in your garden after your soil has warmed. Keep fertilizing since they grow so fast they need the nourishment. Curcurbita pepo

Fully double 4 to 5 inch flowers on 3 foot stems Soft colors of pinks, oranges, bicolors and purple Direct seed only; they do not like to be transplanted Poppies are annuals but let the pods mature and they will reseed for next year.

Heirloom seeds handed down for generations. This beautiful,wine leaf lettuce is crisp and sweet. As pretty in your garden as it is in your salad bowl. Cool season crop, plant late summer or early spring.

This is an Apple variety with oval green fruits and crispy white flesh. Grows to about 12 cm Old Australian heirloom that matures in about 70 days 10 seeds

This deep blue annual blooms spring until a hard frost. Superb for the front of the border or rock gardens. Only grows 6 inches tall A stunning blue heirloom flower that will reseed in the right conditions

Heirloom variety reaching a pound a piece Perhaps the best tasting variety in the world Indeterminate; requires support for best results. Packet contains enough seeds for 15 plants. Lycopersicon lycopersicum

A staple in the markets across the country, in salad mixes, or on its own. This particular 3-6" heirloom variety is great for cutting young or in bunches when mature. Deeply lobed leaves.These USDA-certified organic seeds are sold in hermetically sealed envelopes, which provide a two-year shelf life. Environmentally friendly, recyclable packaging and can be resealed to keep leftover seed fresh.

Heirloom Seeds Perennial in Zones 3-10 Requires Full to Part Sun Great as a border or along a walkway

You can carve or bake this deeply ribbed blue grey pumpkin. It is a Australian heirloom and if you already grow pumpkins this beauty should be included. The pumpkins are 6 to 12 pounds and store quite well. Start all pumpkins directly in your garden, they will not transplant well.

This slim yellow 6 inch slightly curved bean is easy to see in your garden. This heirloom vegetable can adapt to large containers as it is a bush bean. In temperate areas with no frost you can plant both spring and late summer. A very disease resistant bean begin harvesting when beans can be snapped in two cleanly. Phaseolus vulgaris

This Russian heirloom pole tomato has a fine full tomato flavor with a touch of smokiness. Large fruits with redish brown insides Even does well where summers are hot Contains seeds for 20 plants after thinning

Heirloom flower great for cutting and drying. Perennial purple flower blooms summer till frost. Tall and stately from 3 to 6 feet. Great for the back of the border. Verbena bonariensis

Three varieties come in this seed packet Snowball Y an heirloom plant, Green Macerata from Italy this cauliflower and Purple of Sicily. They plant a row 25 feet long. You can plant spring or fall.

Three Heirloom Tomato varieties in one packet. Pink seeds are the Italian Costoluto Tomato The brown seeds are Black Krim The green seeds are Persimmon tomatoes So you have no need to chose, you get them all.

Heirloom seeds handed down for generations. If you love sunflowers, but can't decide on any one variety, this mix has it all! Enjoy brilliant colors with a flash of white. An annual that blooms late summer to fall, in full sun. 100% Certified Organic.

10-16 oz. Fruits. This oversized beauty is considered by many to be the finest of all heirloom tomatoes. William Woys Weaver has documented its introduction in January 1889 by Johnson & Stokes of Philadelphia. Thin-skinned variety produces better in cooler weather. Indeterminate, potato-leafed vine. (75-90 days)These USDA-certified organic seeds are sold in hermetically sealed envelopes, which provide a two-year shelf life. Environmentally friendly, recyclable packaging and can be resealed to keep leftover seed fresh.

Lycopersicon esculentum - Certified Organic. Heirloom Plant. Tender Annual. 5-6' Plant - 5-7 oz Fruits. Environmentally Friendly Package. A garden favorite for decades, this delicious pink heirloom has traveled widely because of its solid dependability and distinct flavor. Tolerates heat, high humidity, and resists cracking. Needs trellising.  . These seeds are certified organically grown in accordance with the national Organic Standards and meet or exceed Federal germination requirements.  . Planting Depth: 1/4". Soil Temp. for Germination: 70-85 degrees. Days to Germination: 6-10. Plant Spacing After Thinning: 20-30". Days to Maturity: 80-90.  . Thank you for helping to preserve biodiversity and promote sustainable, organic agriculture through the purchase of these seeds. Seeds of Change contributes 1% of its net sales to advance the cause of sustainable, organic agriculture worldwide.  . In 1989, Seeds of Change started with a simple mission: to help preserve biodiversity and promot

Heirloom Carrot seeds, passed down for generations. A 19th Century Parisian favorite! A fun snack size sweet and petite. Shallow roots grow well in heavy soils and containers. A cool season crop plant in early spring or late summer.

Petroselinum crispum - Certified Organic. Heirloom. Hardy Biennial (Zones 4-9). 12-18" Plant. Environmentally Friendly Package. A favorite for seasoning and drying since before 1806. Its larger-than-normal leaves are a dark, glossy green with a stronger and more concentrated flavor than standard strains. Cold hardy.  . These seeds are certified organically grown in accordance with the National Organic Standards and meet or exceed Federal germination requirements.  . Planting Depth: 1/8 - 1/4". Soil Temp. for Germination: 60-70 degrees. Days to Germination: 14-21. Plant Spacing After Thining: 6-8". Days to Maturity: 75-85.  . Thank you for helping to preserve biodiversity and promote sustainable, organic agriculture through the purchase of these seeds. Seeds of Change contributes 1% of its net sales to advance the cause of sustainable, organic agriculture worldwide.  . In 1989, Seeds of Change started with a simple mission: to help preserve biodiversity and promote sustainable, organic

Since it is an Italian Heirloom from 1890 you know how wonderful it will taste. Plant seeds in early spring and again in late summer. Di Cicco produces small to large clusters of heads and is also ideal for sprouts. All Broccoli need fertile soil and good sun. Brassica rapa

Ocimum basilicum cv. citriodorum - Certified Organic. Heirloom - Tender Annual. 10-16" Plant. 1-2" Leaves. Environmentally Friendly Package. Intensely fragrant leaves delightfully meld the flavors of lemon and basil. Makes an invigorating tea and adds zest to salads and dressings. Mentioned in the 1597 edition of John Gerard's The Herbal. Small plants are great for containers and windowsills.  . These seeds are certified organically grown in accordance with the National Organic Standards and meet or exceed Federal germination requirements.  . Planting Depth: 1/8 - 1/4". Soil Temp. for Germination: 70-85 degrees. Days to Germination: 6-12. Plant Spacing After Thinning: 8-12". Days to Maturity: 60-70.  . Thank you for helping to preserve biodiversity and promote sustainable, organic agriculture through the purchase of these seeds. Seeds of Change contributes 1% of its net sales to advance the cause of sustainable, organic agriculture worldwide.  . In 1989, Seeds of Change started with a

Allium cepa - Certified Organic. Heirloom Plant. Hardy Biennial. 4-6" Bulb. Environmentally Friendly Package. A colorful onion with a strong, memorable flavor. Slightly flattened top and bottom with deep purple-red skin and pinkish white flesh with red rings. Long day type, grows well in northern climates. A reliable keeper grown since at least 1843.  . These seeds are certified organically grown in accordance with the National Organic Standards and meet or exceed Federal germination requirements.  . Planting Depth: 1/4 - 1/2". Soil Temp. for Germination: 50-85 degrees. Days to Germination: 7-14. Plant Spacing After Thinning: 4-6". Days to Maturity: 110-115.  . Thank you for helping to preserve biodiversity and promote sustainable, organic agriculture through the purchase of these seeds. Seeds of Change contributes 1% of its net sales to advance the cause of sustainable, organic agriculture worldwide.  . In 1989, Seeds of Change started with a simple mission: to help preserve biodivers

Archetypal heirloom bell pepper, tender, sweet and juicy without a hint of pungency. The dark-green 3-4" peppers ripen to a bright crimson. The fruits are large and blocky with 3-4 lobes and thick walls. Vigorous 18-24" upright plants. These USDA-certified organic seeds are sold in hermetically sealed envelopes, which provide a two-year shelf life. Environmentally friendly, recyclable packaging and can be resealed to keep leftover seed fresh.

Planting Instructions Included In Individual Reusable Ziplock Seed Packets! All 21 seed packs are heat sealed in a 8 by 12 Mylar Bag! Our Mylar Bags are closed on the zipper end! (Tamper Evident / ZipSeal) Heat sealed on bottom end!

Solanum gilo - Certified Organic. Heirloom - Tender Annual. 18-24" Plant. 3-4" Fruits. Unique, brilliant orange eggplant is great for stuffing. Vigorous bush bears 15-25 tennis ball sized fruits that are sweet and fragrant when freshly harvested. Prolific and insect resistant.  . These seeds are certified organically grown in accordance with the National Organic Standards and meet or exceed Federal germination requirements.  . Planting Depth: 1/4 - 1/2". Soil Temp. for Germination: 70-90 degrees. Days to Germination: 5-14. Plant Spacing After Thinning: 18-24". Days to Maturity: 75-90.  . Thank you for helping to preserve biodiversity and promote sustainable, organic agriculture through the purchase of these seeds. Seeds of Change contributes 1% of its net sales to advance the cause of sustainable, organic agriculture worldwide.  . In 1989, Seeds of Change started with a simple mission: to help preserve biodiversity and promote sustainable, organic agriculture. By cultivating hundreds o

Very attractive, crisp and prolific vegetable Cucumis melo Heirloom 12-18 in 75 Seeds

An heirloom fruit that bears well in the USA Very simple to grow, easy to maintain, and quick to harvest May be planted indoors, outdoors, or in containers A USA native bearing fruit plant Heirloom plant - comes back year after year

So easy to grow from seed this flower should find a spot in any garden. They grow with single blooms from 2 to 4 feet tall, ideal for cutting. These bright white flowers bloom over an extremely long period, as much as 4 months. Although it likes lots of sun it with take light shade. Chrysanthemum maximum

A terrific plant for children to learn with. Great for Container Gardening. With the slightest touch the leaves shut, falling to the stem so that it will look dead and be left alone. It will revive in a half an hour. All parts are toxci.

This tart and spicy, but no hot, arugula is particularly suited for container gardening. Grow arugula as you would lettuce, in the cool months. Although arugula will grow over a foot tall pick leaves often when they are small. Also like lettuce it will bolt quickly in hot weather so have it mature in the cool of Spring or Fall. Eruca vesicaria sativa

This carrot developed by the Danver family in the late 1800's. This carrot has wonderful flavor and resists splitting and cracking. Although most carrots want sandy loam soil, Danvers will thrive in clay conditions. Carrots take approximately 3 months from seed to kitchen table. Daucus carota var sativus

These broccoli seeds produce a medium sized 6 inch head with smaller side shoots. This does better in cooler month so spring and late summer late summer planting are appropriate. These blue green heads are high in vitamin C, calcium, potassium and iron. Brassica oleraca

This trailing lobelia, perfect for hanging baskets, blooms blue, white, red and lilac. Pinch back the blooms to get even busier flowers. Lobelia will bloom all sumer until a hard frost. It is easier to start the seed indoors as they are tiny and take a while to germinate. Lobelia erinus

They even have pretty flowers before the vegetable. Start early indoors for mouth-watering success in any climate! Two wonderful varieties that are wonderful as cut flowers! Cool season crop plant in early spring for cool climates, or early fall for warm climates. 180-240 days. Cynara scolymus

This is a very tender shelling pea that grows on a dwarf vine. It is a heavy producing variety that requires no staking. Plant outside in early spring and again in the fall in zone 8 or higher. The 5 inch pods are resistent to wilt. Pisum sativum

This is also known as as Anise Hyssop. The leaves taste quite strongly of licorice A great plant for butterflies and birds love the seeds in the autumn. These tender perennial seeds need light to germinate. Agastache foeniculum

This is the true Johnny-Jump-Up. And it will jump around but it is always welcome. It will reseed under ther ight shady conditions. it has a delightful cheerful face that wants morning sun but shade in the afternoon. Sounds pleasant.

This pumpkin is the standard for making fabulous homemade pies. Allow 4 feet in between plants so the leaves will get optimal sun to fuel the pumpkins growth. Plant pumpkin seeds in warm rich soil. This pumpkin will store for months in a cool dark dry place. Cucurbita pepo

Used by European chefs for centuries Appealing white stems have a creamy yellow heart Cold tolerant, leave in the garden into fall for extended harvest Grow just as you would onions and enjoy especially in soups. Allium ampeloprasum porrum

To achieve the best tasting escarole have it mature in cool weather So the best time to plant is in early spring and late summer as it will take light frosts. You will find escarole in fine salad mesclun mixes. It can also be cooked and used to add flavor to your soups. Chichorium endiva