OUR 2024 GARDEN PLANT CATALOG - ALL NON-GMO
FROM CONVENTIONAL SEED - $4 per plant
FROM ORGANIC SEED - $5 per plant
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CATALOG KEY:
á´¼ = Organic Seed Used
+ = Chemical-free Seed (non-certified organic)
Plants with no symbol are grown with all organic or non-certified organic products, but with conventional non-organic seed.
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This year we will not be growing onions and chives, cabbage, or cool weather crops that bolt in warmer weather, like cilantro, parsley, broccoli, and cauliflower. We will however, still be growing spinach and kale.
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HEIRLOOM CELERY PLANTS
á´¼ Utah Tall Celery
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HEIRLOOM CUCUMBERS PLANTS
á´¼ Armenian - 70 days. Although called an Armenian Cucumber, it is actually a member of the muskmelon family. It is drought tolerant, and plants grow huge 12-18-inch-long fruit, needs no peeling. Plants grow up to 4 feet tall.
á´¼ Cucamelon (Mexican Sour Gherkin) - 60-75 days. You'll get loads of 1-inch fruits on large 8-9-foot-tall vining plant; fruits look like tiny watermelon. Crunchy like a cucumber, juicy like a tomato. Fun for all ages.
á´¼ Hokus Gherkin - 60 days. Popular cucumber variety for 1 1/2 - 4-inch pickles! Plants grow up to 72" tall.
á´¼ Lemon - 55-65 days. Grows round yellow cucs slightly smaller than a baseball - on a 6-8-foot-tall plant. They're crunchy and sweet - you can eat them right off the vine.
á´¼ Muncher - 45-60 days. Very versatile cucumber for slicing, canning, and pickles. Grows 6-8 inch-long fruit on vines up to 4 feet tall. Matures early, high yield, disease resistant.
á´¼ National Pickling - 50-70 days. Most popular pickling cucumber, grows 4-6-inch-long fruit on vines up to 4 feet tall.
á´¼ Spacemaster - 60 days. Very versatile - grows 6–9-inch fruits on 2-3-foot-tall vines. Fruit can be sliced, canned, and pickled. Great for containers and tight spaces.
á´¼ Telegraph Improved - 60-70 days. Great English Cucumber - grows long and skinny 10–18-inch fruits. Seeds are few, small, and soft. Makes a great salad cucumber.
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HEIRLOOM EGGPLANT PLANTS
á´¼ Black Beauty - 60-80 days. Plants grow from 21-30 inches tall. Fruit weighs 1-3 pounds, and are 8 inches long and 4 inches in diameter.
HEIRLOOM FLOWER PLANTS
+ Calendula - Flowers start blooming in spring. Plants are 1-2 feet tall. Garden companion plant, found in skin care products - 8th generation seeds from my garden, climatized to withstand frost.
á´¼ Marigold - Sparky French - popular cheery garden companion plant. Deters pests.
Marigold - Petit Mix - smaller marigold that grows 6 inches tall.
á´¼ Sunflower, Mammoth Grey Stripe - very tall, huge heads, edible seeds.
á´¼ Sunflower, Dwarf Sunspot - only 3 feet tall with 12 inch heads, edible seeds.
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HEIRLOOM HERB PLANTS
á´¼ Basil - Genovese - common, often found in grocery stores as live plants
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HEIRLOOM KALE PLANTS
á´¼ Dwarf Siberian - smaller, ruffled kale - great for small spaces and containers.
+ Premier Kale - flat-leafed kale. Often used in place of tortillas of flatbread. Resistant to bolting.
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HEIRLOOM LETTUCE PLANTS
á´¼ Buttercrunch - Butterhead lettuce
á´¼ Great Lakes Mesa 659 - Iceberg lettuce
á´¼ Parris Island Cos - Romaine lettuce
á´¼ Salad Bowl Green - Loose leaf lettuce
á´¼ Tom Thumb - Dwarf-sized butterhead lettuce
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HEIRLOOM MELON PLANTS
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á´¼ Cantaloupe - Hales Best Jumbo
á´¼ Crenshaw
á´¼ Honeydew Green Gr
á´¼ Watermelon - Bush Sugar Baby - Dwarf icebox watermelon
á´¼ Watermelon - Crimson Sweet - Classic picnic watermelon
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HYBRID MELON PLANTS
á´¼ Watermelon - (seedless) Triple Crown F1 - must be grown with Bush Sugar Baby Watermelon plant to pollinate.
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HEIRLOOM PEPPER (SWEET) PLANTS
á´¼ California Wonder - Sweet bell pepper - pick red or green
á´¼ Golden California Wonder - Sweet yellow bell pepper
á´¼ Lunchbox Orange - 2-3 inch orange snacking peppers
á´¼ Lunchbox Red - 2-3 inch red snacking pepper
á´¼ Lunchbox Yellow - 2-3 inch yellow snacking pepper
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HEIRLOOM PEPPER (HOT) PLANTS
Big Jim Legacy - Mild - Great for stuffing, chile rellenos and enchilada sauce.
á´¼ Jalapeño - Hot - Classic hot pepper great as poppers, jellies, canning
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HEIRLOOM SPINACH
á´¼ Bloomsdale Longstanding - spinach
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HYBRID SPINACH
Catalina Bay Leaf - commonly found in grocery stores
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HYBRID STRAWBERRIES
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HEIRLOOM SQUASH - PUMPKIN
á´¼ Pumpkin - Jack-O-Lantern - Great for carving and tasty as well.
á´¼ Pumpkin - Small Sugar - small, sweet, great for pies.
á´¼ Jack-Be-Little - plants yield tiny decorative pumpkins.
HEIRLOOM SQUASH - SUMMER
á´¼ Yellow - Early Prolific Straightneck
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HEIRLOOM SQUASH - WINTER
á´¼ Butternut - Waltham - Stores for months and delicious!
á´¼ Spaghetti - Common, use in place of noodles!
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TOMATILLO PLANTS
á´¼Toma Verde
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HEIRLOOM - BEEFSTEAK (LARGE TOMATOES) TOMATO PLANTS
á´¼Beefsteak - huge, juicy, meaty, and delicious
á´¼Pineapple - later season sweet tropical-tasting yellow and orange tomato
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HEIRLOOM CHERRY TOMATO PLANTS
á´¼Black Cherry - Sweet, dark cherry tomatoes
á´¼Chadwick Cherry - popular red cherry tomato
á´¼Green Zebra - fun green cherry tomato with a citrusy taste.
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HYBRID CHERRY TOMATO PLANTS
Sunsugar - very popular sugary-sweet orange cherry tomato
Supersweet 100 - as the name implies, a very sweet red cherry tomato
HEIRLOOM DWARF TOMATO PLANTS
á´¼Tiny Tim - produces lots of cherry tomatoes on a 12-inch tall plant
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OPEN POLLINATED DWARF TOMATO PLANTS
506 Dwarf Tomaro Plant - Yield good harvests of medium-sized tomatoes on an 18-inch plant
HEIRLOOM - GENERAL USE TOMATO PLANTS
á´¼Abe Lincoln - cluster tomatoes - like the grocery store, only better!
á´¼Dakota Sport - This heirloom ripens earlier, just 2 weeks after Early Girl
á´¼Rose de Berne -
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HYBRID - GENERAL USE TOMATO PLANTS
Celebrity Plus - The name says it all - very popular, delicious, prolific, and less prone to disease and cracking.
Early Girl - Ripens Earlier than most tomato plants.
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HEIRLOOM - PLUM / SAUCE (LESS JUICE, MORE MEAT) TOMATO PLANTS
á´¼Amish Paste - as the name implies - great tomato for sauces.
á´¼Roma - very versatile - great for salads, sandwiches, and salsas
á´¼San Marzano - the Lamborghini of sauce tomatoes
á´¼San Marzano Redorta - San Marzano's much larger cousin.
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LIMITED QUANTITIES TOMATOES - USE SPECIAL REQUEST PRODUCT
Sutton - RARE gorgeous white tomato
Vintage Wine - gorgeous orange and red streaked tomato
Buckabee's New 50 Day - early fruiting heirloom
Rosella Crimson - dwarf plant with regular-sized Pink Brandywine-like fruit
Rosella Purple - dwarf plant with regular-sized Cherokee Purple-like fruit
Brandywine Sudduth - thought to be the orgininal strain of Brandywine
Ground Cherry - Aunt Molly
Sophie's Choice - thought to be the best choice for early-fruiting tomatoes
Amana Orange - a tomatofest.com owner's favorite
Alaska - earlier ripening, great for cold climates.
Super Sioux - does great in hot climates.
Dirty Girl - gene-stabalied, dry-farmed, slightly smaller dehybridized Early Girl tomato
Paul Robeson - very popular smokey, earthy heirloom. Loved by many youtube gardeners.
Blondkopfche - translated as "Little Blonde Girl" - one of the sweetest yellow tomatoes.
Traveler's Tomato - very unique tomato grown multiple clumps that you can tear apart and eat separately
Rio Grande - easy to grow, large yields of plum tomatoes
Oaxacon Pink - interesting pink pleated fruits
Charlie Chaplain - accordian-shaped fruits - mostly hollow - great for stuffing
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SPECIAL REQUEST PLANTS 2024 - text or call 385-250-9789 to make a request for plants not listed above.