Cilantro Santo
$3.89Grow delicious cilantro from seed! Cilantro Santo variety is easy to grow and slow to bolt.
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Grow delicious cilantro from seed! Cilantro Santo variety is easy to grow and slow to bolt.
Roma VF Italian Heirloom Tomato Seeds are perfect for making delicious homemade sauces. This determinate variety produces a large harvest of meaty paste tomatoes in just 76 days.
Discover the Beefsteak Heirloom Tomato! This classic indeterminate variety yields large, flavorful slicing tomatoes. Learn about planting, growing tips, and harvesting this heirloom favorite.
Discover the delightful Heirloom Black Zucchini Squash! Known for its long, cylindrical, dark greenish-black fruit and delicate flavor, this summer squash is a garden favorite. Ready to harvest in just 41 days, these seeds are perfect for home gardeners. Plant from April to June, and enjoy fresh, flavorful zucchini all summer long. Each packet contains 10-15 seeds.
Plant our Sweet Pepper Mix seeds and enjoy a vibrant harvest of colorful bell peppers! This easy-to-grow mix includes yellow, orange, red, purple, chocolate, and white varieties. Perfect for adding a burst of color and flavor to your garden and meals. Get your seeds today!
Heirloom California Wonder pepper seeds produce large, blocky, sweet bell peppers perfect for stuffing. These 74-day peppers mature from green to scarlet red and thrive even in cooler conditions.
Grow Blue Lake Green Beans, an heirloom variety prized for straight, dark green pods perfect for canning & freezing. High-yielding, 6″ beans. Trellis recommended for easy harvest.
Grow your own crisp and flavorful homemade pickles with our premium Cucumber Seeds. This high-yielding, disease-resistant variety is perfect for dill pickles, sweet pickles, and more. Enjoy the satisfaction of garden-fresh pickles from vine to jar!
Grow your own delicious Late Flat Dutch Cabbage with these heirloom seeds! Known for its firm, flat-topped heads weighing up to 12 pounds, this late-season variety is exceptionally sweet and juicy, especially when harvested in the fall. Perfect for home gardens and fresh eating. Each packet contains 120-130 seeds.
Grow your own delicious Broccoli Waltham! This heirloom variety produces abundant blue-green heads and tasty side shoots. Perfect for spring and fall gardens. Get your seeds today for a bountiful harvest!
Plant Jubilee Sweet Corn Seeds for a classic, sweet flavor! This heirloom, open-pollinated variety yields tender yellow kernels in just 75 days. Perfect for home gardens. 1/4 lb package.
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Start Shopping NowCertified organic: Seeds harvested, stored, and handled under USDA & National Organic Program (NOP) guidelines...
Certified organic: Seeds harvested, stored, and handled under the guidelines required by the USDA & National Organic Program (NOP).
Heirloom: An open-pollinated variety whose seed lines have been maintained and passed down over 50 years by generations of gardeners and farmers, prized for traits such as appearance and flavor. All heirlooms are open-pollinated.
Heirloom is not synonymous with “organic.” Heirloom refers to the genetic makeup of a plant variety passed down through generations, while “organic” refers to how the plant was grown. An heirloom plant may be grown conventionally or organically.
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Open pollinated (OP): A seed variety that reproduces true to type, producing similar plants generation after generation...
Open pollinated (OP): A seed variety that can reproduce itself in kind, demonstrating relatively stable traits from one generation to the next. Seeds saved from OP varieties will produce plants very similar to their parents. Hybrids will not.
Open pollinated does not mean “organic.” It refers to how a plant is pollinated, not how it’s grown. However, most organic seeds are open pollinated, allowing gardeners to save seeds for future seasons.
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