Heirloom Vegetable, Herb & Flower Seeds

The Alpine Strawberry "Ruegen" has intensely delicious fruit on beautiful, naturally-everbearing, compact plants without runners. Clusters of large, white flowers followed by remarkably sweet, tasty red berries, June - late fall. Evergreen in warm areas. A gourmet delight, these "fraises des bois" of legend, date to the 1700's. For containers, rockgardens, to line paths, driveways.

The compact, heavy blooming, runnerless perennial plants produce large amounts of fragrant and tasty strawberries continuously from spring through fall. Space the plants at least 18" apart or use a very large container for maximum production. Superb in containers. Will often naturalize in partly shaded well watered areas of your garden. Day-neutral, grows best in zones 5-8, but will tolerate colder climates with heavy mulching.

Days to Maturity: 100-120 to fruit

Approx 30 seeds per pack

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The Alpine Strawberry "White Soul" is a hardy perennial that provides fresh strawberries in small spaces. Ongoing blooms, delicious fruits, easy. Vigorous, runnerless, heavy-cropping variety with the same leaf, size and structure as the red only the berries are white, very sweet, slightly larger, and have a hint of pineapple in their taste.

The compact, heavy blooming, runnerless perennial plants produce large amounts of fragrant and tasty strawberries continuously from spring through fall. Space the plants at least 18" apart or use a very large container for maximum production. Superb in containers. Will often naturalize in partly shaded well watered areas of your garden. Day-neutral, grows best in zones 5-8, but will tolerate colder climates with heavy mulching.

Days to Maturity: 100-120 to fruit

Approx 30 seeds per pack

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Garden Balsam has single flowers of white, pink, rose, lilac and red bloom from midsummer to frost. Plants grow fast, are suitable for low hedges because of their upright habit. Tolerant of the harshest conditions, they ask little and deliver a lot of color and joy.

Approx 200 seeds per pack

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Rocket Candytuft are low bushy plants that produce abundant brilliant, sweet-scented flowers in a mix of fairy colors all summer. Mounds up to 2' in diameter boast shiny green foliage.

A Colonial favorite, Candytuft was always included in the herb garden as a treatment for rheumatism and used for centuries as a seasoning. Because of the extreme ease of its cultivation, it's great for a child’s garden.

Approx 100 seeds per pack

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Bishop's Children Dahlia. These opulent plants boast bronzy-black foliage and startling crimson flowers, with a classic single shape, held above contrasting foliage. Individual blooms can last 2-3 weeks on the plant!

This old favorite is one of the best known garden varieties for bedding and specimen planting in borders.

Approx 50 seeds per pack

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Blue Flax is one of the most beautiful of the all-blue flowering plants. This native wildflower offers profuse, new, satiny, sky-blue flowers each morning, from early to late summer. Easy to grow, quick to establish.

Perennial zn 5-9 2 ft.

Approx 100 seeds per pack

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Cleome Violet Queen or Spider Flower is an unusual shade of rich purple with the same huge blooms, spidery stamens and long-lasting staying power as the white and rose varieties - both in the garden and as cut flowers. Great in neglected corners or as a focal point.

Certified Organic.

Annual to 4 ft.

Approx 50 seeds per pack

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Broom corn is a tall annual grass that looks like a corn plant but makes fan-shaped seed heads instead of ears. The seeds mature in the autumn in a multitude of colors, shades of red, black, amber and brown. The edible seeds can be sprouted, cooked, popped, or ground into flour. The straw can be made into brooms or tie untrimmed tassels into bundles to feed birds through winter.

Ideal for kids, crafts and critters. Easy to grow in full sun.

Annual 105 days

Approx 100 seeds per pack

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Costmary is also called mace, Alecost and Bibleleaf. Soft, aromatic grey green foliage and cheery white flowers. Fresh leaves give a sharp tang with a spearmint scent in salads, soups, game stuffing and fruitcakes.

Used before hops to clear, flavor and preserve ales. Also used to sweeten linen closets and in potpourris, as the scent is retained when dried. The fragrant leaves, tucked into Bibles and prayer books, allayed hunger and sleepiness during long sermons!

Is a noted insecticide. Thrives most anywhere; does best in dry conditions.

Approx 100 seeds per pack

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Sweetly fragrant, the old-time Cherry Pie Heliotrope of cottage gardens has profuse clusters of deep-blue flowers exude a sweet, almond-vanilla fragrance. The graceful stems hold blooms from May to frost.

Used as a hedge in Victorian days, this particular species has almost completely disappeared from the gardening scene. Attracts butterflies like mad.

Annual

Approx 50 seeds per pack

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The Mexican Sunflower was the 1951 AAS winner. Red-orange dahlia-like blooms with bright yellow centers flower freely midsummer to frost.

Butterflies, especially Monarchs, flock to them and Goldfinches sit on the flowers and daintily eat the seeds.

Bushy plants with attractive green foliage for back of the border, hedges, focal points. Called Golden Flower of the Incas in the 1940s. Vibrant cut flowers. A treat for the senses.

Approx 50 seeds per pack

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Small bronze flowers are followed by bright orange berries in clusters up and down stems covered with bright-green foliage.

The berries of the Wild Coffee last from summer, through frosts, into winter, bringing cheer, color, birds and wildlife into winter gardens. The seeds were roasted and used as a coffee substitute, and this plant was included in the U.S. Pharmacopoeia in the 1800s.

Also known as Late Horse Gentian, Feverwort, Tinker Weed

Annual.

Approx 15 seeds per pack

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Four Leaf Clover -Legendary Good Luck Flower. Change your luck, add to existing good fortune, and bring luck to a friend.

Hardy perennial that is perfect for gardens, containers, and hanging baskets. 3-leaf clovers appear initially, and then in a few months, new growth brings 4-leaf clovers as well as pink tinged white flowers.

Unauthorized propagation or resale is prohibited, but it is fine to cut, keep and share as many lucky 4-leaf clovers as you want.

Perennial 12-16 in.

Approx 40 seeds per pack

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The Plein Blanc Inerme Ameliore Cardoon has grayish green thistle with beautiful purple flowers is a beautiful addition to your flower or vegetable garden.

The flowers can be dried and used for a striking indoor arrangement. The fleshy base of each leaf is edible and is considered an Italian delicacy.

Certified Organic. Perennial.

Approx 25 seeds per pack

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Lime Balm has bright green leaves, strong lime scent and flavor - for salads, salsas, margaritas and teas that calm, relax, relieve digestion, insomnia, depression, tension stress and headaches.

Approx 250 seeds per pack

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Safflower or False Saffron has brilliant yellow, orange or red flowers grow about 1 to 1 ½” across.

This thistle is valued for its flowers in summer and for the oil contained in its seeds. Tender shoots can be eaten as a salad and potherb. Seeds, both edible and nutritious, are eaten roasted or fried and used in chutney.Traditionally used for coloring and flavoring foods, medicines and making red and yellow dyes.

Approx 30 seeds per pack

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Kiss Me Over the Garden Gate boasts fast-growing, pendulous clusters of lightly fragrant, bright-pink blooms that crown lush, heart-shaped leaves.

First grown by Thomas Jefferson, it was called Persicary by Bernard McMahon on his 1804 Philadelphia seedlist. A great cut flower that can also be dried.

In China, roasted seeds are used as a tonic for lungs, eyes and freshening breath.

Approx 50 seeds per pack

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Fireweed has showy pink to purple flowers in long, dense clusters bloom late summer.

High in vitamin A and C, the young spring shoots are a nutritious vegetable, a tea from the leaves tastes similar to black tea and is used to relieve stomach aches. Older stems are used for thread or fibre.

Fireweed, an early colonizer of burned, disturbed areas, was one of the first plants to appear in bomb sites during the London Blitz of World War II, and at Mt. St. Helens after its' eruption.

Direct sow fall or early spring.

Approx 50 seeds per pack.

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Lemon Bee Balm is a long flowering native annual wildflower with unusually fragrant, curved, tubular flowers in purple to pink.

Heavenly fragrant, sweet, green leaves make refreshing, calming, lemon teas. Plants are conversation pieces in the garden; dried seed heads are distinct in everlasting floral arrangements. Attracts multitudes of hummingbirds and butterflies. Easy to grow and often forms large colonies.

Approx 50 seeds per pack

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Feverfew is a very aromatic herb that has medium to yellow-green leaves with long lasting small, white, daisy-like flowers.

Leaves are used in digestive aperitifs, are known to relax blood vessels, reduce inflammation and as a mild sedative. Documented benefits in reducing migraines, it has a cumulative effect to inhibit compounds associated with migraines and arthritis. A Native American Herb used for many years.

Certified Organic.

Approx.100 seeds per packet.

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