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Sweet, Nutty, and Cold-Hardy — American Purple Top Rutabaga Is a Versatile Root for Fall Gardens This heirloom variety produces large, round roots with purple shoulders and creamy-yellow flesh perfect for roasting, mashing, or winter storage.

Sweet, Tender, and Perfect for Shelling — Lincoln Peas Are a Reliable Spring Garden Favorite This heirloom shelling pea produces long pods filled with smooth, sweet peas — perfect for fresh eating, freezing, or cooking.

Experience the vibrant flavor and versatility of Dark Green Italian Flat Leaf Parsley, a classic herb known for its bold taste and lush, flat leaves. This variety is a staple in Italian and Mediterranean cooking, prized for its ability to enhance a wide range of dishes, from soups and salads to sauces and marinades. With its rich flavor and high yield, Dark Green Italian Flat Leaf Parsley is perfect for both fresh use and drying. Order now and enjoy the fresh, homegrown taste of this essential herb from your garden!

Big Leaves, Bold Flavor — Italian Giant Parsley Is a Garden Must-Have for Serious Cooks This robust heirloom variety offers lush, deeply flavorful flat-leaf parsley perfect for cooking, garnishing, and adding fresh green to your garden.

Tender Pods and Thorn-Free Stems — Clemson Spineless 80 Is the Gold Standard in Garden Okra This heirloom variety produces uniform green pods on spineless, productive plants — perfect for frying, stewing, or pickling.

Sweet, Tender, and Frost-Loving — Red Russian Kale Brings Beauty and Flavor to Cool-Season Gardens This heirloom variety produces flat, fringed leaves with purple stems and a mild, sweet flavor that improves with cold weather.

Aromatic and Crisp with a Hint of Sweet Licorice — Florence Fennel Is a Garden Gourmet's Delight This heirloom fennel produces flavorful, bulbous stems and feathery fronds perfect for fresh and cooked dishes. A beautiful, dual-purpose herb that’s easy to grow and full of flavor.

Smooth, Crisp, and Easy to Digest — Tendergreen Burpless Cucumbers Are a Garden-to-Table Favorite This heirloom variety produces long, tender cucumbers with thin skin, mild flavor, and no bitterness — perfect for fresh eating.

Tender Leaves and Cold-Hardy Growth — Vates Collards Are a Southern Garden Classic This heirloom variety produces dark green, flavorful leaves that thrive in cool weather and taste even sweeter after a frost.

Heat-Tolerant and Frost-Sweetened — Georgia Southern Collards Are a Garden Classic for Year-Round Greens This heirloom variety produces broad, blue-green leaves that thrive in both heat and cold, delivering rich flavor and dependable yields.

Mild Garlic Flavor and Edible Blooms — Garlic Chives Are as Pretty as They Are Practical This hardy heirloom herb adds a soft garlic taste to dishes and produces lovely white flowers that pollinators adore.

Delicate Flavor, Elegant Foliage — A French Garden Favorite with a Classic Culinary Touch Curled Chervil brings subtle, sweet flavor and soft, fern-like leaves to your herb garden. It’s a staple in French cuisine and pairs beautifully with eggs, potatoes, and fresh greens. Easy to grow in cooler seasons and quick to harvest, this heirloom herb adds grace and flavor to your garden with minimal effort.

Crisp Texture and Sweet Flavor — Tendercrisp Celery Is a Garden Favorite for Fresh Stalks and Clean Crunch This heirloom variety produces tall, tender stalks with a mild, sweet flavor — perfect for snacking, cooking, and juicing.

Tender, Mild, and Naturally Crisp — Golden Self-Blanching Celery Makes Garden Growing Easy This heirloom variety produces compact, golden-green stalks that blanch naturally in the garden without hilling or wrapping.

Pure White Heads and Reliable Growth — Snowball Y Cauliflower Is a Cool-Season Garden Classic This heirloom variety produces smooth, compact white heads with excellent flavor and uniform growth for home gardeners of all levels.

Small, Sweet, and Quick to Grow — Little Finger Carrots Are Perfect for Snacking and Containers This heirloom variety produces slender, deep orange carrots just 3–4 inches long — ideal for small spaces, kids’ gardens, and fresh eating.