What a delightful plant for cool summer climates! Plant poppy seeds—a prized garden flower.

One of the most beautiful varieties originating in a straight line from Indigo Rose, fruit small, a little larger than typical cherry, do not exceed the weight of 80 grams, fruit perfectly suitable for transport.

Early variety. From germination to maturity 103-105 days. Fruits dense, dark crimson color, smooth, fleshy, maturing, high taste. Fruit weight 90-110 grams, resistant to cracking. Taste is excellent. The yield of commercial fruits is 9.7 kg / sq.m.

A mid-season productive variety, the fruits are round-flat, weighing 100 - 200 grams, orange on the outside with dark purple spots, yellow-orange on the inside with pink, but the most amazing thing about these fruits is their amazing taste.

Mid-season heirloom variety for open ground and greenhouses (45-50 days). Indeterminate (climbing) plant. Green Cucumbers with a weak wax coting, 10-15 cm (4-6 in.) long, weight 100-150g (3.5-5.5 oz.). Recommended for fresh use, canning and in salad.

The often very large and heavy fruits are very beautiful yellow, orange and red mottled with marbled flesh in two colors, the taste is like most tomatoes from the bi-color-type very aromatic and spicy.

This small variety produces unique, yellow-striped fruit on a semi-determinate vine, the fruit are quite juicy, possess nice flavor, and range in size from a large marble to a ping pong ball, unique appearance makes it a real eye-catcher.

Early ripening variety (105 days). The plant is strong, up to 80 cm high. Fruits are round, pink-green in blue stripes, weighing up to 150 grams. The flesh is pink, sweet, juicy. Ideal for preservation and exotic salad.

This great “Blue” tomato comes from renowned heirloom/OP breeder Tom Wagner. Color is an incredible blue, with green flesh! We were impressed with its beauty and great flavor! The round fruits are around 3 inches in diameter, and are very smooth.

An early variety, fruits are bright red 80-100 grams, have an elongated shape, with a sharp tip, reminiscent of cucumbers, the pulp is amazingly sweet, very juicy, rarely affected by diseases and does not wrinkle during transportation.

Gargamel was one of the earliest plants of 2014, but by far was the most lovely considering the deep purple stems and slightly wispy regular leaf foliage spaced distantly to expose the clusters of striped anthocyanin heart shaped saladettes.

In Belgium and the Netherlands this bean is called Boerentenen. In Greece they are traditionally prepared in a tomato sauce and baked in a dish called Gigantes Plaki. Extremely hard to find seed for this. These plants grow well in a cool climate also.

A mid-early standard variety with a ripening period of 100-105 days, it produces a harvest of fairly large red fruits weighing up to 200 grams; the tomatoes are oval, glossy, dense, and suitable for pickling.

An exotic ornamental vine with large leaves and prickly striped fruits, prized for its unpretentiousness and original appearance, used both for garden decoration and for pickling young fruits.

A large-fruited, versatile variety shaped like an oriental turban, featuring a silvery-hued "cap," a bumpy green upper section with creamy, silvery veins, and a bright orange underside; the fruits weigh 1.5–4 kg and contain juicy, sweet flesh with a nutty

A superb blend of seven early and mid-early sweet pepper varieties with thick walls, weighing 100–250 grams, for open ground, greenhouses, and film shelters, with a yield of up to 5 kg/m², and excellent taste and aroma.

A stunningly beautiful mixture with flowers of all possible colors and corrugated petal edges, which is excellent for decorating flower beds, borders, balconies, and flowerpots.

A charming perennial that is winter-hardy and sun-loving, but can also grow in partial shade. An excellent choice for decorating alpine gardens and rockeries. It usually reaches a height of 10–20 cm, forming a dense green carpet and flowering in spring.

A rare thorny shrub with bright red berries in a prickly calyx, juicy, sweet-and-sour flesh, and a flavor that combines notes of cherry, tomato, and currant; prized as an ornamental and culinary exotic for jams, sauces, and desserts.

Sorghum is a powerhouse in terms of nutrients, and can provide those wise individuals who add it to their diet with vitamins like niacin, riboflavin, and thiamin, as well as high levels of magnesium, iron, copper, calcium, phosphorous, and potassium.

An early-ripening variety of large-fruited pink beefsteak tomatoes, the fruits are beautiful, smooth, shiny, flat-round, and bright pink, without a green spot at the base. The flesh is dense and sugary, weighing 220-3350 grams per fruit.

Bright golden‑orange fruits, rich in sweet flavor and unique aroma, glossy dark‑green leaves, and a neat slender trunk make the orange tree a true decoration for a home or winter garden.

A striking deciduous shrub reaching up to 8 m in height, featuring smooth, mottled trunks and panicles of vibrant flowers (white, pink, crimson, lilac, red) that bloom throughout the summer.

A mid-early and very productive variety, one of the best for producing paprika. Fully ripened fruits are dried and ground into a powder with a bright color, rich aroma, and a slightly sweet taste. It is also excellent for stuffing and freezing.

Agastache foeniculum «Tibetan» looks ravishing in a border with its lovely creamy-white spikes held over a light-green aromatic foliage which exudes an anise scent when crushed. Its long flowering season and showy flower spikes.

The English Yew has a native range that is broader than you might first imagine reaching across western, central and southern Europe, to north west Africa, northern Iran and south west Asia. Yew is widely used in gardens and in landscaping.

Baby Blue Jade Corn is a sweet little heirloom that's small enough to be grown in a container. Plants have multiple stalks and grow only 3' high, producing 3-5 ears per plant. The ears are miniature too, about half the size of ordinary sweet corn.

A new Indigo tomato high in anthocyanins. Very productive. An accidental cross between Blue Gold and an unknown Indigo tomato. Indeterminate plants have good disease resistance and are productive even in low temperatures.

Mid-ripe tall variety, bush up to 1.5 meters tall, very beautiful rounded yellow-blue fruits with excellent taste, juicy, with an unusual wine flavor, individual fruits were up to 150 grams, and average weight 50-90 grams.

Dwarf plant. Yellow fruits with some red stripes. Interiors are light yellow with some red continuing throughout. May throw potato leaf or regular leaf vines. Great production and excellent taste; sweet and fruity.

This variety is certainly a contender for the most fruits produced on a single plant. Bears copious amounts of yellow colored, cherry tomato fruits in huge clusters that can reach 40-60! Nice, mild and sweet flavor. The fruits keep pretty well too.

New indigo tomato from California. Beautiful pink-orange fruits with smooth, shiny skin and weight of 50-110 g are covered with green and gold stripes and anthocyanin discoloration. They long hanging on the plants and can be kept for a long time at room.

An impressive that produces heavy loads of blue/black tomatoes that have a distinct acidic tang to the sweetness, early fruit color appears red to purple, harvest these cherry tomatoes when fruit is dark blue.

Gargamel was one of the earliest plants of 2014, but by far was the most lovely considering the deep purple stems and slightly wispy regular leaf foliage spaced distantly to expose the clusters of striped anthocyanin heart shaped saladettes.

Early ripening variety (105 days). The plant is strong, up to 80 cm high. Fruits are round, pink-green in blue stripes, weighing up to 150 grams. The flesh is pink, sweet, juicy. Ideal for preservation and exotic salad.

In Belgium and the Netherlands this bean is called Boerentenen. In Greece they are traditionally prepared in a tomato sauce and baked in a dish called Gigantes Plaki. Extremely hard to find seed for this. These plants grow well in a cool climate also.