A mid-early variety, the period from full germination to the first harvest of fruits is 75-85 days, the fruits are round, weighing 2-4 kg, the pulp is very tasty, tender, fabulously sweet and aromatic, due to the increased sugar content.

Mid-season (110-115 days) high-yielding variety. The plant is semi-sprawling, medium-sized, 70-80 cm high. Fruits are cylindrical, elongated, dark purple, smooth, weighing up to 200 grams.

Mid-season variety. The period from germination to harvest 125-128 days. Spreading plant. The fruit is cylindrical, 18.5–20 cm long, the surface is glossy, the color in technical ripeness is purple.

Middle-aged (from shoots to ripening of fruits 80-85 days) variety for open ground and film shelters. The plant is a medium-size plant. The fruit is roundish, large, weighing from 8-12 to 16 kg. Flesh is bright red, granular, very sweet, sugar.

This is a traditional medium early Japanese type bunching onion. At maturity, the stalk has white shanks up to 20-24" long with 6-7 deep green, thick leaves. These green onions do not form bulbs and do not multiply by division.

A genus of marsupials with underground tuberous fleshy fruiting bodies, considered valuable delicacies, in the form of irregular tubers, usually 2-12 cm in size and weighing 30-300 grams, the surface is uneven, covered with a thin velvety skin.

A genus of marsupials with underground tuberous fleshy fruiting bodies, considered valuable delicacies, in the form of irregular tubers, usually 2-12 cm in size and weighing 30-300 grams, the surface is uneven, covered with a thin velvety skin.

The bright color of the kernels indicate a high nutrient content, making it an excellent corn for decoration or for eating! Painted Mountain corn can be eaten fresh, ground, or roasted and makes a highly nutritious flour for muffins, johnny cakes.

Mid-early, fruitful, large-fruited tomato variety. The plant is determinant, height up to 80 cm. Fruits are crimson in yellow stripes, plum, weighing up to 90-100 grams. The variety is ideal for market sales, juice and salads.

Medium, 30 cm bush, fruits are oblong-pepper-shaped, orange, weighing 120 grams, sweet, great for preservation and summer salads, up to 3 kg can be harvested from the bush.

This unique gourd is a hit with customers. The long necks curve gracefully and enlarge at the end to resemble a swan’s head. The bulbed base measures 6 to 8" in diameter and has a flat bottom for ease of display.

Grow mammoth 7’ long gourds and amaze your family. Super tasty fruit are tender up to 4’ long. The tenderness and great flavor made them a favorite in our kitchen. Fun for craft projects and entering garden fairs.

The fruits are only 6-8 cm long, weighing up to 200 grams, light green, bottle-shaped with a neck.

Bottle grade, has a very long neck, ideal for making jugs.

Vine Jug is a old high quality variety developed in Germany. Fruits with green skin in bell shape and 1.5 Lb. in weight are very delicious and tasty, excellent for soup and stir-fry. Fruits resemble a vessel.

This smooth-skinned, nicely-rounded green gourd is just crying out to be a crafts project! Perfect for birdhouses, this Lagenaria (bottle-shaped) type is as fun after harvest as it is to grow. Very easy and heavy-bearing.

And you thought dragons only lived in fairy tales! Not so! You can grow one in your garden! This gourd is one of the oldest crops on record and bears fruit 12"-18" in size. The deeply veined fruit is a larger, bulbous piece that sits at the end of a long.

The Marvel Stripe tomato is named for the “marvelous” stripes that run down its skin as well as its interior flesh. The largest of bi-colored heirloom tomatoes, these thin-skinned tomatoes can weigh in at one to two pounds and grow to four inches.

Fruits are flat-round, orange-yellow at the stage of ripeness, weighing 300-600 grams, fleshy, sweet and very, very (5+) tasty. These tomatoes are ideal for fresh consumption, but if there are many, they are also suitable for making juices and sauces.

Indeterminate bush, 1.8 m high. One of the most productive varieties this season. Fruits are yellow, ribbed, very fleshy, tasty, with a small void in the seed chambers. Very thick and fleshy, beautiful.

Fruits are flat-rounded, slightly ribbed, medium-sized, weighing up to 150 grams each. Like many white tomatoes, delicious, but without sourness. The variety is named ice cream, as its color resembles ice cream - white, with a slightly creamy tint.

The fruits are oval in shape, all are homogeneous and even, when ripe they are bright yellow and ivory, with a red speck at the stem, weighing 80-100 grams. The peel of tomatoes is matte, velvety, but not pubescent and, as it were, glows from the inside.

The Golden Sunray Tomato is a beautiful orange-coloured variety from the USA. The approx. 200 g, bright orange, round tomatoes grow up plants of up to 2 metres high. The fruit is flesh and flavourful with a balanced sweet-sour relationship.

Medium-sized, medium-early, productive, compact tomato. Fruits are medium-sized, but very beautiful, plum-shaped neon-pink-red with purple and orange strokes, weighing 60-80 grams. The taste is balanced, rich, bright, with a slight sourness.

80 days. Costoluto refers to the distinct flattened, heavily-ribbed shape of various Italian heirlooms. This gorgeous selection comes from Florence and impressed us with its early maturity of brilliant red, 4 inch wide by 1 1/2 inch tall tomatoes.

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.

This is one of my favorite cherry tomatoes. Plants are VERY PRODUCTIVE, yielding all season. A unique cherry tomato with small, creamy white-yellow fruits glazed in a beautiful amethyst-purple color. Plants show very nice production.

This horned cucumber plant is a annual vine, 1.5 to 3m long of African origin. The stem is angular, ridged and hairy; internodes are 5-8cm long. At each node, a 2.5 to 5cm long curling tendril forms, along with two to four pale yellow male flowers.

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.

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.

An astonishing dark purple tomato coming from the breeding work of Jim Myers from Oregon State University (OSU). Green fruits turn gradually to dark purple when exposed to sunlight. Medium size, round fruits.

Bosque Bumblebee is a small salad-type tomato, though still larger than a cherry tomato at about two inches in size, and it has a mild, almost citrusy flavor with an appealing juicy texture.

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!

Surprise even experienced gardeners. During puberty, on the rind of bright yellow tomatoes begin to emerge clearly irregular dark stripes and spots. Fruits rather small, not exceeding 120-130 grams. Variety fertile. Tomatoes reach maturity after about 75.

Mid-ripening, very fruitful variety. Received from crossing Green Sosij and Cherokee Purple. The bush is neat, with drooping foliage, with a height of up to 2 m. Fruits are fleshy, dark purple elongated cream with a spout, very beautiful color and shape.

Pineapple Fog looks as cool as it sounds! Originally comes from a cross between the Pineapple tomato and San Francisco Fog tomato. And what a lovely baby they created! These 2-3" tomatoes are yellow, with a strong red blushing.

I expected a mediocre flavor from this pale-colored tomato, so I was shocked by its lemony tang. The small-medium 4-6 oz. fruits ripen to pale yellow with light green stripes and have a lemony tangy flavor.

A unique and fun-to-grow heirloom, passed down to food historian William Woys Weaver from his Mennonite grandfather’s seed collection. This variety was once grown for exhibiting at county fairs in Pennsylvania, according to Mr. Weaver.

Medium-ripening, bush 90 cm. Fruits are roundish, white in green stripes, weighing 150 grams. The flesh is green, sweet. Resistant to diseases, well tolerates heat, good in pickling and salads.

Grow huge, prize winning, beefsteak tomatoes. Big Zac was bred by Minnie Zaccaria, a New Jersey gardener whose goal was to hybridize an enormous tomato with heirloom flavor. The tomato resulting from her efforts is outstanding in every way - meaty.