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.

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.

Tomato "Eros" Mid-season, tall, indeterminate tomato variety with unusual fruit shapes. Recommended for cultivation in greenhouses and in the open field with a garter to the support. A bush with an ordinary leaf, up to 1.8 meters high, the fruits are coll

The Samsoun Turkish tobaccos are among the best Oriental tobaccos out there. This variety of tobacco with - higher nicotine content now used to a greater shisha tobacco, and as an aromatic ingredient of cigarettes and pipe tobacco.

Early ripe determinant variety, fleshy, round, red fruits, weighing 100-200 grams, many seeds and juice with a real classic tomato flavor, gives a bountiful harvest, for salads, juices and tomato processing.

Widely grown in Italy, where it is very popular in their cooking, especially in tomato salads and pesto sauces and, don't forget the after dinner mints, it combines nicely with garlic. An attractive plant with often purple-veined, shiny, bright green.

Indeterminate, mid-early tomato, fruits of a beautiful pink color, pear-shaped with large ribs, weighing 150-170 grams, the pulp is dense, juicy, fleshy, tastes sweet, fructifies to the very frosts.

A cross between two beautiful tomatoes, parents were Beauty King and P20 (also known as OSU Blue), very meaty fruit are usually about 7 oz. but can vary in size, the surprise comes when cutting open, because the middle is pink!

A very drought-resistant plant that retains a bright green appearance and blooms with rare yellow flowers with a sweetish smell even in the summer heat, two-row greens are edible in early spring and are characterized by a rich set of vitamins and minerals

Galega orientalis, commonly known as Goat's Rue is an ancient ornamental plant that, throughout history has been extensively cultivated as a forage crop, a bee plant, as a green manure, a medicinal herb and as an ornamental.

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.

Korean Pine nuts are the most commonly sold pine nut in international commerce. Fresh (shelled) pine nuts often sell for as much as $25/lb. Also known as pignoli nuts, Korean pine seeds can be consumed as a healthy source of protein.

The plant is bush-type, medium height, and is considered mid-season in terms of ripening time. The pods are green, medium length, contain an average of 4–6 seeds, and are suitable for making soups, side dishes, salads, and canning.

This sun-loving, cold-tolerant, and easy-to-grow plant is used to decorate colorful flowerbeds, borders, and for cut flowers. The plant's height ranges from 70 to 100 cm, with flowers gathered in a dense, multi-flowered raceme in a variety of colors.

This variety of Mexican pepper produces round fruits 3–4 cm in diameter that turn bright red when ripe; the compact plant, 60–80 cm tall, is characterized by a mild heat (100–500 SHU) and is suitable for stuffing and pickling.

A mid-season, bush, low-growing bean with small red kernels that cooks quickly and is ideal for canning in tomato sauce. The plant height is typically 40–50 cm, the beans are short (8–10 cm), and they mature in approximately 90–100 days.

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.

This compact, whiskerless variety, about 20 cm tall, produces up to 400 grams of aromatic berries weighing about 8 g each. It is distinguished by its long fruiting period from May to October, high frost resistance, and ease of cultivation, even on a balco

The plant grows 10-30 cm tall, with small flowers ranging in color from blue to purple. It thrives on heat, light, moisture, and cold. It blooms from July until frost.

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.

A rare ornamental shrub, prized for its dense crown, small leaves, and brightly colored fruits, which provide the plant with decorative appeal throughout the season. It is well suited for landscaping gardens and parks.

Variety is a distinct selection, and due to factors such as specific cultivation requirements and limited commercial availability, it is considered rare. It is also regarded as a heritage variety, which adds to its rarity.

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.

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.

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.

Fruits ripen to spangled brick-red with green stripes, complemented by lots of black anthocyanin, giving this a very striking multi-colored finish. Very good, sweet rich and juicy flavor.

Absolute favorite of the 2017 season, Blue Pear Tomato was truly something to behold. Beautiful and mostly clean pear shaped fruits, are different shades of black and reds, with each color fading into each other.

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.

A very stylish blue tomato, with fiery streaks and stripes beneath a blue glow. Fruits are small to medium sized, with red-orange flesh. Medium sized plants. A new variety! May not be completely genetically stable.

Fruit can be eaten fresh or cooked and made into jams, tarts or puddings. Prefers a fertile, well drained moisture retentive soil but is not fussy whether conditions are acid or alkaline. Best in full sun or light shade but can tolerate semi-shade.

An enchantingly beautiful tomato, similar to the very popular Indigo Rose variety, though in this case it combines the color of black with live pink, fruits are large, can reach up to 150 grams, which is perfect for eg sandwiches, the taste of sweet wine.

64 days. Determinate. Early Polish variety whose “rigid stem” habit doesn’t require staking or pruning. Handsome potato-leaf vines are very productive, yielding 3- to 6-oz round to oblate fruits. These were very smooth and blemish-free in our trials.

Elongated, large cherries in clusters. The color (and flavor!) is a full-blown assault on the senses-lavender and purple stripes, turning to technicolor olive-green, red, and brown/blue stripes when fully ripe. Really wild!

Excellent main season beefsteak. Beautiful, firm beefsteak tomatoes on a very healthy and vigorous determinate plant. This variety sets juicy red tomatoes of uniform shape and size. Average weight is around 10 oz.

Fruits are small, comparable in size to grapes, but shaped and marked similar to Pepino. The delicious little fruits ripen yellow or pale green, with similar longitudinal striping to Pepino, but they’re much more juicy.