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Boston Pickling Cucumber
This dark green, blunt-ended cucumbers cultivar produces abundant and consistent yields of 3" to 6" fruit. Cucumbers are ideal for pickling and fresh salads, ripening in just 57 days.Boston Pickling cucumber seeds were introduced around 1890 and gained great popularity due to their rich and reliable yield. Historians agree that the first cucumbers grew in the Himalayas in India over 3,000 years ago, from... -
Bush Bean Contender
It is a green bean variety with round, straight and long pods. Green beans germinate and ripen quickly, making them a staple in gardens worldwide. The bushes are luxuriantly overgrown with pods, ideally stored after harvest. The beans are resistant to BV, BRV, and CTV and produce an annual crop. Hоw to grоw Bean from seeds: Sowing: Sow the bean seeds 1 week after... -
Corn
An ornamental sweet corn variety ripens in 110 days. It has a fantastic head of cabbage, where the grains form a mosaic of red, yellow, blue, black, brown, and orange colors. Please note that from shallow roots, it requires regular watering.For the first time, pilgrims discovered maize when they arrived on the shores of the New World. This valuable resource provided by the Indians... -
Sugar Pie Pumpkin
Small Round Pumpkin Variety Sugar Pie Sugar Pumpkins about 7 lbs. Yellow-orange pumpkins have fine-grained sweet flesh without filaments. It is an ideal variety for canning and tarts and matures in 100 days. Hоw to grоw Sugar Pie Sugar Pumpkin from seeds: Sowing: In regions with a short growing season, pumpkin seeds can be planted one month indoors before the last expected frost. To... -
Scallop Squash Early White Bush
A trendy variety, the 4" pale green Scallop squash is saucer-shaped with jagged edges. Its excellent taste, texture, and large yields make it a favorite for gardeners. Squash ripens in 50 days.This unusual squash is of the "pattypan" type, a saucer-shaped squash with scalloped edges being introduced in 1914, Bеnning's Green Tint Squash was fеatured in the 1937 issue of Cucurbits of New York,... -
Yellow Squash
The summer yellow squash variety has a rich, creamy flavor and is easy to grow. The most delicate flavor is squash up to 3" in diameter. It takes from 50 days to ripen.This colorful squash variety was popular long before the arrival of Christopher Columbus in the New World. It is a rare Indian squash that was domesticated in North America centuries before the... -
Sunflower
A variety of giant sunflowers with large seeds that you can grow at home! Birds will be great contours for your crop, so be prepared to protect your Sunflower.Do you notice that the sunflowers are turning to face the sun? At first, follow the sun from east to west, and mature buds usually look directly to the east. The ancient history of sunflowers begins... -
Large Cherry Tomatoes
Large Cherry Tomatoes The Large Red Cherry Tomato is very fertile. These vegetables are bright red, juicy, and sweet, half-dollar-sized, and weighing 1 Oz. Tomatoes are disease resistant, ripen up to 75 days, can grow in containers or your garden. 1″ wide tomatoes are ideal for salads and appetizers. It would be best if you created to support the fruitful vine.The Large Red Cherry... -
Red Beefsteak Tomato
Red Beefsteak Tomato Beefsteak is a prevalent delicious grade of a large tomato. It's juicy, solid, weighs more pounds, and matures in 85 days. Unfortunately, his vines require some support.Peter Henderson introduced this tomato in 1894, calling him "Henderson's Crimson Cushion." Later, renamed Beefsteak, he became a favorite variety of gardeners in the Northeast. Resistant to fusarium wilt and nematodes, as well as meat... -
Okra
Okra Okra is a vigorous and high-yielding plant up to 8 feet tall. Straight, thornless pods have an extraordinary taste and texture and can be fried, boiled, or pickled. It ripens in about 55 days, and the tastiest pods are around 3 inches in size.This unusual member of the hibiscus family is native to North Africa, where it is still found in the wild.... -
Marketer Cucumber
Marketer Cucumber These cucumbers have long, slender fruits 12-14 inches long and ripen in 58 days. It is ideal for slicing, is not bitter, and contains almost no acid. It is suitable for pickling and preparing salads.Historians are convinced that the first cucumbers grew in the Himalayan mountains more than 3000 years ago and spread throughout Europe. Native Americans cultivated cucumbers under the influence... -
Butternut Squash
Butternut Squash Waltham Butternut is the most popular winter pumpkin variety with a more uniform shape and size. The pulp is creamy with a rich nutty flavor. Pumpkins ripen in 100 days, up to 12 inches in length, weighing up to 5 pounds. The variety is high-yielding; you can store it for the winter —ideal for soups, baked, and porridge.Bob Young of Waltham, Massachusetts,... -
Pumpkin Connecticut Field
Pumpkin Connecticut Field These giant pumpkins are ideal for carving or baking with a soft light orange rind and a flat bottom. Pumpkins grow 15″ in diameter and 25 pounds in 110 days. These pumpkins were developed by the early settlers of New England and have been around since colonial times! The Connecticut field gourd, dating from the early 1700s, is one of the... -
Eggplant
Eggplant Black Beauty is a popular eggplant heirloom with big yields! One of the earliest and best-known American eggplant varieties, dating from the early 1900s. The spreading plants grow up to 30″ in height and up to 2 pounds in weight. It can be grown in containers, matures in about 80 days, but grows best in moist soil and full sun.Eggplant is a very... -
Zucchini
Zucchini This popular and highly productive variety of home garden courgettes matures in about 55 days. The shiny black-green fruit is at its best when it reaches an average of 8″ in length and 2″ in diameter. When the Zucchini begins to bear fruit, they will continue to bear fruit without interruption until the very frost. Summer squash thrives on frequent harvesting, and... -
California Wonder Pepper
ABOUT THE PLANT Description: Cal Wonder is an heirloom bell pepper that produces large, blocky, deep-green glossy 4" fruits that turn red at full maturity. The taste is sweet, mild, and grassy, with a crunchy texture. When red, the taste is even sweeter. Bell types have no capsaicin and therefore have no heat. Therefore, they measure zero Scoville Heat Units. Origin: Peppers originated in... -
Cayenne Pepper
ABOUT THE PLANT Description: Cayenne peppers are 2 to 5 inches long, thin, red peppers, often with a curved tip and somewhat rippled skin. They have a sweet and slightly smokey aroma. Heat is 30,000 to 50,000 SHU. Cayenne chile is usually sold in stores in its powder form known as cayenne pepper. Also, most of the chile flakes sold are from Cayenne peppers.... -
Jalapeno Pepper
ABOUT THE PLANT Description: Jalapeno peppers are firm, thick-walled, 2-3 inches long, with a curved shape and green, shiny, smooth skin. The flavor is vegetal with medium heat. Scoville Heat Units 2,000 to 10,000. They are usually harvested when green but ripen to red. This chile is named after the Mexican city of Jalapa, but in Mexico, they call the Jalapeno a Cuaresmenos. Because...
