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German Extra Hardy Garlic
German Extra Hardy Garlic AKA German White. Our best performing garlic for northern gardeners. 4 – 6 large cloves, easy to peel and high in sugar content makes German Extra Hardy an excellent roasting garlic.
$9.95 – $215.95 -
Chesnok Red Garlic
With large pinkish red cloves Chesnok Red wins our beauty contest! Chesnok Red is in the purple stripe family of hardneck garlic. Chesnok grows well in most states, 8 – 10 cloves per bulb, excellent storage and a rich garlicky taste.
$9.95 – $215.95 -
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Purple Viking
The Purple Viking Potato is a good choice for a main crop, general purpose potato. Suitable for all types of preparation, snow white flesh makes it exceptionally good for mashing. Slightly sweet flavor; great for new potatoes. Tubers can grow quite large under ideal conditions. Excellent for storage.
$11.00 – $120.00 -
German Butterball Potato
German butterball potato Sure to be a new family favorite. Excellent all-purpose variety, good for roasting, frying and especially for mashed potatoes. Russetted yellow skin, buttery yellow flesh. Does well in long term storage.
$11.00 – $120.00 -
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Golden Bantam
Golden Bantam corn is a yellow corn variety that produces ears of corn loaded with 8-10 rows of sweet, plump kernels. This corn has been the home gardener’s choice since the beginning of the 20th century.
$5.00 – $100.00 -
Christmas Lima Beans
Christmas Lima Beans: Very old variety dating back to at least 1840, the same year that Antarctica was discovered, and claimed by Charles Wilkes for America! Large quarter dollar-sized flat lima beans can be used either as a green shelled bean or a dry bean.
$5.00 – $80.00 -
Bountiful Bush Bean
Bountiful Bush Beans are among the most popular additions to the home vegetable garden. These delicious bush beans are not only easy to grow but are able to thrive when planted in succession.
$5.00 – $80.00 -
Black Valentine Beans – Black Valentine Bush Beans
Black Valentine Beans: Straight slender dark-green beans. Strong vigor, good for early spring plantings.
$5.00 – $80.00 -
Black Beauty Zucchini
The Black Beauty zucchini plant was introduced in 1957 as one of the earliest and most productive of the darker skinned zucchinis. The fruit has deep blackish green skin, firm and straight fruits – which are at their peak when less than 6 inches tall.
$5.00 – $45.00 -
Georgia Candy Roaster
nice small banana-type squash from Appalachia. Typical fruits weigh 10 pounds and have a distinctive greenish-blue blossom end mark. Very rare. Smooth, delicious orange flesh, perfect for baking, frying and making pies.
$5.00 – $40.00