Open-faced single blooms worship the sun in their daily salutations.

A household name for its sweet, crisp pods

Incredibly sweet leaves are an herbal alternative to sugar.

The tender, fresh green leaves can grow to about 8" long and have an intense lemony flavor.

Add the fresh flavor to your favorite dishes, desserts, and drinks for a cool refreshing change of pace.

Leafy herb with bold celery flavor.

Very slow-bolting, incredibly productive plant with vibrant Thai flavor.

Large flower heads, avg. 3", sit atop sturdy plants.

Blooms are 2 1/2" across in shades of blush pink, pure white, carmine red, and pink with a deep pink eye.

Dense well-branched 18" plants are loaded with 2" semi-double vivid golden-yellow blooms

Pretty 3-inch flowers are a deep orange color.

Flowers in shades of dark purple, pink, or white.

Strong plants produce high early yields of fruit with the classic blocky bell shape.

Smooth, attractive, and holds very well in the field compared to others in this planting slot.

Organic yellow bush bean.

Blooms midsummer until first hard freeze, providing bright, 3–3 1/2" flowers well into fall.

Medium-size plants with good leaf cover produce high yields of blocky, 4 oz. plum tomatoes.

Also known as Blanketflower. All the toughness of a prairie native enhanced with the solid deep wine color of a sophisticated garden-tour specimen.

Fruits usually bi-lobed, averaging about 9 oz, the color of port wine with metallic green stripes.

Low-maintenance orange paste tomato.

Cheerful, citrus-colored, 3–5" blooms are borne on sturdy, straight, 12–20" stems.

Red. Superb yields of nice hefty thick-walled fruits.

Popular bedding plant and edible flower. Very aromatic with a sweet, licorice-mint flavor.

Smooth green, purple-veined leaves for baby leaf and bunching.

A dainty and delightful dwarf variety with gorgeous array of sunset colors.