Seed Library

Seed Type
Audience

Amish Snap Peas

Amish Snap Peas
Delicious and easy to eat right of the vine due a sweet and crisp flavor.
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Beefsteak Tomato

Italian Heirloom Tomato
This variety boasts great tomato flavor and are easy to peel. 
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Beets

Beet
Dark red and delicious, this variety can be stored in many different ways. 
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Broccoli (De Cicco)

Broccoli (De Cicco)
This Italian broccoli was introduced to the US in 1890!
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Butternut Squash (Waltham)

Butternut Squash
This squash ranks highly as a baking squash, developing a nutty flavor and high yielding vines.
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Cauliflower (Early Snowball)

Cauliflower
This variety produces delicious cauliflower heads that can be steamed, baked, roasted or eaten raw.
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Cherokee Black Beans

Cherokee Black Beans
These beans are also called Cherokee Trail of Tears Beans and are delicious as a snap bean or as dried black beans.
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Cherokee Purple Tomato

Cherokee Purple Tomato
This variety has a beautiful dusty rose color and bright sweetness
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Cucumber (A&C Pickling Cucumber)

A&C Cucumber
These plants are productive for pickling due to their high yield and uniform shape.
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Cucumber (Bushy)

Bushy Cucumber
This fast-growing variety is easy to grow and perfect for snacking or pickling.
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Cucumber (Early Fortune)

Cucumber (Early Fortune)
These cucumbers were introduced in 1910, and are also known as Special Dark Green
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Eggplant (Florida High Bush)

Florida High Bush Eggplant
This variety is disease and drought resistant, and bears pear shaped fruit that lifts off of the ground.
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German Pink Tomato

German Pink Tomato
This variety of beefsteak has a meaty flesh with fewer seeds, and is great for canning.
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Igleheart Yellow Cherry Tomato

igleheart yellow cherry tomato
These small yellow cherry tomatoes bring plenty of rich flavor with a mild acidity.
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Kale (Lacinato)

Kale (Lacinato)
Also called Dinosaur or Nero di Toscana, this Italian Kale dates back to the 18th century and has dark, green, flavorful leaves.
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Lettuce (Grandpa Admire's)

Grandpa Admire's Lettuce
This butterhead lettuce has a wonderful mild flavor and is slow to bolt.
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Lettuce (Green Oakleaf)

Green Oakleaf Lettuce
Named for its oakleaf shaped leaves, this lettuce holds well in hot weather and grows looseleaf.
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