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Kentucky Wonder Bush Bean Seeds
Kentucky Wonder Bush Beans are an amazingly flavorful bean that are also easy to harvest! Kentucky Wonder was originally a pole bean, but this variety is a bush bean, hardier and able to grow without staking. It produces big, crunchy beans that are great for freezing and canning, and it produces enough that you'll need to do both! It also fits well in the small spaces in your home garden. Pick up some seeds and try this wonderful bean today! 57 days to maturity. Phaseolus vulgaris.
Lettuce Seed Bibb Leaf, Heirloom
This lettuce has thick, juicy leaves folded into crisp, tender heads. More compact with dark green reddish-tinged 4 1/2" rosette heads. Wonderful, buttery flavor.
ORGANIC DWARF GREY PEA SEEDS
This heirloom snow pea variety is loved for both its edible pods and purple flowers. The Dwarf Grey sugar pea variety grows up to 3 feet tall and thrives in cool, wet climates. Shoots are used as garnishes and in salad mixes. Preferred for both taste and tenderness. Small snow pea pods avgerage 2 1/2 inches long. Twenty eight inch vines may be grown with or without support. Can be harvested early as a snow pea or allowed to grow and used as snap pea.
Early Frost Pea Seeds - Heirloom
Germination: 6 to 12 days a 50 to 60 F. Plant seeds 1 inch deep, 2 inches apart with 24 inches between rows. Early Frost Peas produce large, hearty, sweet pods that are full of crunch and flavor
Lincoln Pea Seeds - Heirloom
Plump pods produce rows of tight round, sweet peas, that are great for freezing. Plant grows 75 cm (30") in height.
SQUASH HEIRLOOM TABLE KING ACORN
Livingston Seed Company was founded in 1850 by Alexander Livingston. Mr. Livingston is known for developing the first reliable tomato variety and cultivated a total of 31 varieties under the name Buckeye Garden Seed Company. The first of these was the Paragon, introduced all the way back in 1870.
