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Cool Season Vegetables

Cool Season Vegetables

Cool Season Vegetables

Many heirloom vegetables are very well suited to cool season gardens in Fall and Winter. The time to plan your Fall garden is in early July, as the planting takes place late July through September. Most varieties are planted from 8-10 weeks prior to the first frost date.                     

Confused on the timing, planning and planting for a cool season garden, especially in your area? We'll walk you through the details in How to Plan for Fall and Winter. We’ve hand-selected these heirloom seeds to give you the best results in your Fall and Winter garden, giving you a sweeter and richer flavor than from the traditional Spring and Summer gardens.

  • Mizuna Mustard leaves - (Brassica rapa)
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    Mizuna Mustard Seeds - (Brassica rapa)

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    Mizuna Mustard - The Emperor’s Asian Green This spicy, bright, and gorgeous Japanese heirloom mustard green is a gardener's and cook’s dream. Once a famous green in the Japanese Emperor’s house, Mizuna grew in popularity and was...
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  • Purple Top Globe Turnips - (Brassica rapa)
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    Purple Top Globe Turnip Seeds - (Brassica rapa)

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    Purple Top Globe Turnip Purple Top turnips grow larger than many other varieties, making them an excellent choice for a home gardener with limited space. The tops develop their characteristic reddish-purple color as they mature and push out of the...
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  • Rainbow Mix Beets - (Beta vulgaris)
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    Rainbow Beet Mix Seeds - (Beta vulgaris)

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    Rainbow Beet Mix - Full Spectrum of Colors and Shapes You'll discover a living rainbow of color in your garden bed, pulling up a different jewel with every beet you harvest—one day a classic deep ruby, the next a sunny gold, and the day...
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  • Red Russian Kale leaves - (Brassica napus var. pabularia)
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    Red Russian Kale Seeds - (Brassica napus var. pabularia)

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    Red Russian Kale An uncommon, old European variety, Red Russian is quite different from either of the more common curly and Tuscan varieties. The base color is a blue-green with brighter purple accents, and the leaves are flatter than other types, with...
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  • Fresh Picked Rocket Arugula/Roquette leaves - (Eruca sativa)
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    Rocket Arugula/Roquette Seeds - (Eruca sativa)

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    Rocket Arugula - Make Your Salad Rock! A great cut and come again plant, this annual adds a refreshing tangy spiciness to salads, sandwiches, and sauces. Rocket Arugula goes by many names, depending on the area - in North America it’s known as...
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  • Romanesco Fennel bulbs - (Foeniculum vulgare)
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    Romanesco Fennel Seeds - (Foeniculum vulgare)

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    Romanesco Fennel Traditional Italian herb with a wonderful anise taste.  Romanesco Fennel is also called Roman or Florence Fennel.  Very sweet and aromatic late maturing variety produces a large head with thick white tightly wrapped...
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  • Fresh-picked Ruby Queen Beets - (Beta vulgaris)
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    Ruby Queen Beet Seeds - (Beta vulgaris)

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    Ruby Queen Beet – Sweet, Tender, and Easy to Grow This delightful heirloom variety boasts a natural sweetness that makes it stand out. Forget harsh, bitter flavors – the Ruby Queen offers a sweetly mellow, almost sugary taste that wins over...
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  • Savoy Perfection Cabbage - (Brassica oleracea)
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    Savoy Perfection Cabbage Seeds - (Brassica oleracea)

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    Savoy Perfection Cabbage: Sweet and Tender Stunning Beauty with Centuries of Flavor   From the rolling hills of the historic Savoy region – southeastern France, spilling into parts of Italy and Switzerland – comes a cabbage with...
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  • Seven Top Turnips - (Brassica rapa)
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    Seven Top Turnip Seeds - (Brassica rapa)

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    Seven Top Turnip The best variety for masses of fine-flavored, old-fashioned, turnip greens. Produces consistently for a long period. Grown as a winter annual for spring greens. History One of the oldest root crops, described by Theophrastus (400...
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  • Slow Bolting Cilantro Plant - (Coriandrum sativum)
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    Slow Bolting Cilantro Seeds - (Coriandrum sativum)

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    Slow Bolting Cilantro – Finally, Cilantro That Lasts Cilantro's bright, distinctive, citrusy notes have graced kitchens for centuries, but every gardener knows its fleeting nature. One hot spell, and those delicate leaves turn bitter, the plant...
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  • Sugar Ann Snap Peas ready to harvest - (Pisum sativum)
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    Sugar Ann Snap Pea Seeds - (Pisum sativum)

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    Sugar Ann Snap Pea – A Symphony of Sweetness in Your Garden The Sugar Ann snap pea has won the hearts of home gardeners everywhere thanks to its exceptional sweetness and reliable production. Surprisingly, two pea breeders from Idaho are...
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  • Sweet & Spicy Greens Mix
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    Sweet & Spicy Greens Seed Mix

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    Sweet & Spicy Greens Mix – Your Salad's New Best Friend Our Sweet & Spicy Greens Mix began as a simple customer request: a salad with a dynamic range of flavors – a symphony of contrasting tastes and textures. We worked to fulfill a...
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  • Tatsoi Mustard Plant - (Brassica rapa)
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    Tatsoi Mustard Seeds - (Brassica rapa)

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    Tatsoi – Delightfully Crunchy Spoon-shaped Leafy Green Very cold tolerant and prolific, tatsoi leaves are crunchy and tender with a mild, sweet flavor with nutty, tangy, and mustard-like nuances that add interest to cool-weather salads. The...
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  • Vates Blue Curled Kale leaves - (Brassica oleracea)
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    Vates Blue Curled Kale Seeds - (Brassica oleracea)

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    Vates Blue Curled Kale Scotch type kale that is slow bolting with finely curled blue-green leaves. Low growing variety with short stems, 12-16" tall with 24" heads. Very hardy in heat and cold. Sow early spring or mid summer, long production times...
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  • Viroflay Spinach - (Spinacia oleracea)
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    Viroflay Spinach Seeds - (Spinacia oleracea)

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    Viroflay Spinach - Rediscovering a French Heirloom In the bustling markets of 19th century France, a remarkable spinach variety emerged, destined to become a gardener's favorite – Viroflay. This semi-savoyed heirloom is cherished for its robust...
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