Capsicum annuum

15-25 seeds per pack. Bears large, Anaheim-style fruits up to 8" long. Plants also feature excellent yields of the green to red ripening fruits. Mild heat, up to 600 Scoville. Fruits are great for drying and plants show TMV resistance. 75 days. #3117

Ambarella

2 seeds per pack. Apple sized fruit with a crunchy texture and excellent pineapple-mango like flavor. Loves humid climates and is susceptible to frosts. Tree to 40+ft. view plant information #686

Buddha Coconut

5 seeds per pack. A large, dry tropical tree bearing woody fruits containing edible seeds. One of a number of "wild almond" species native to India and southeast Asia. Grows well in dry-wet season tropical climates. Deciduous. Unknown frost hardiness, though likely not below 32-35F. #3026

Solanum lycopersicum

15-25 seeds per pack. An outstanding beefsteak tomato ripening to red, with faint blushes of pink and orange. Fruits weigh in up to 12-18 ounces with plants showing good yields. Lesser known variety deserves more attention. Indeterminate. 85 days. #3157

Leafless Bird of Paradise

2 seeds per pack. A very difficult to find bird of paradise that is instantly recognizable for its narrow, reed-like leaves. The flowers are ornate, and quite similar to the common orange bird of paradise. Growth conditions are similar as well, with the plant succeeding in subtropical and tropical climates. Hardy to 20-25F. Drought tolerant. #2560

Capsicum annuum

Item is out of stock. Estimated in stock: 6/17/2012. 15-25 seeds per pack. A French heirloom pepper producing long, tapered fruits with some bulk. The fruits are generally mild-hot in flavor, though they show a range of heat, occasionally becoming quite hot. Ripens from green to orange, then red. Very uncommon. #2933

Bitter Coconut

2 seeds per pack. A beautiful ornamental palm, related to the popular Queen Palm. Bears large fruits that are said to be edible. Sometimes cultivated for its partially bitter flavored palm hearts. Slender growth to 20-60 ft. Exact hardiness unknown, but does seem to survive mild frosts. May be as hardy as the queen palm. view plant information #1224

Capsicum frutescens

10-20 seeds per pack. A great tabasco pepper variant having yellow-orange ripening fruits. The short, blunt ended fruits have a sharp spiciness and a wonderful, fruity aroma. Heavy setting. Fruits grow to 1". Rare. #3154

White Trumpet Tree

12-20 seeds per pack. A less common, white flowered variety of the popular Trumpet Tree. A very pretty ornamental tree with profuse blooms. The tree is the national tree of El Salvador and is also said to have a number of medicinal uses. Can grow to 90ft, though it usually remains from 30-40ft. Hardy to light frosts. #2564

Toad Tree

5 seeds per pack. An exotic shrub of South Africa, beautiful as an ornamental for its white, clustered, finely fragrant flowers. Bears odd, warty, green fruits that look like a toad. Sources say the fruits are edible and used by the Zulu, but the plant is in a famously poisonous family, so much caution would be advised. Grows to 4-15 ft. Hardiness unknown. #2494

Capsicum annuum

100 seeds per pack. A milder version of the Jalapeno developed at Texas A&M. Heat level is less than the standard jalapeno making for a spicy (1000-3500 Scoville) but delicious fruit. Plants grow to 2 ft. 70-80 days. #3109

Daucus carota

3000 seeds per pack. a.k.a. Imperator. Probably the most common standard carrot variety sold in markets. Yields 9" long, uniform, 1 1/2" wide, orange carrots. Great sweet flavor, with rich taste. 72 days. #3107

Phaseolus acutifolius

50 seeds per pack. A unique species of bean, native to the southwestern United States with a long period of historical usage. The beans are used much like regular dry beans and can be roasted as well as ground into meal. More drought resistant than the common bean and grows well in desert or arid conditions. Traditionally a staple of Native American agriculture. Annual. #3163

Wild Spanish Marjoram

40-60 seeds per pack. A small perennial from southwestern Europe. Known for its strong and aromatic leaves with a camphor like smell. Low growing, frost hardy and adaptable. The leaves are popular for aromatherapy and teas. #2856

Phaseolus vulgaris

25-35 seeds per pack. A classic favorite from Italy, having flashy, pale green pods with red and purple streaks. Beans can be eaten green, or left to mature and used for baking. Solid plants provide excellent yields. 55-75 days. #2914

Windmill Palm

10-20 seeds per pack. One of the hardiest palm trees in the world, with full grown specimens having survived as low as -4F. Native to Central China, it is an attractive ornamental growing up to 30-45 ft. Classic palm appearance. Male and female flowers are born on separate plants. A popular ornamental in subtropical and even many mild temperate climates. #1233

Snake Gourd, Tropical Long

5 seeds per pack. A huge-fruited member of the melon family with fruits that can reach five feet long! The fruits look a bit like elongated cucumbers and have soft flesh similar to the luffa. The leaves can be eaten as greens. The fruits have a variety of edible and medicinal uses and have popular use in tropical climates. Annual. #2409

Capsicum chinense

10 seeds per pack. a.k.a. Chocolate 7-Pot Pepper. The chocolate colored version of the fiery 7 Pot pepper from Trinidad. Fruits ripen to a chocolate brown and have a wonderful fruity flavor beneath searing heat. One of the hottest peppers in the world. 100-120 days. #3196

Capsicum chinense

10-15 seeds per pack. Looks like a habanero but without the heat! Bears crown headed, 1 1/2" orange-yellow fruits with a wonderful aroma and an excellent fruity-smoky flavor lacking heat. A sought after seasoning pepper. Originally from the Caribbean. 80-90 days. #3121

Cucurbita moschata

15-25 seeds per pack. a.k.a. Tromboncino, Tromba d'Albenga. A long, curved neck squash related to the butternut, but tasting more like zucchini. An Italian heirloom. Fruits can grow to a few feet, with bulbs at their ends. Firm texture and very good flavor. Can be used when green or when yellow at maturity. 60 days. #2949

Nasturtium, Black Velvet

10 seeds per pack. An enchanting dark red-black colored nasturtium. The tantalizing flowers contrast beautifully with its light green foliage. Low growing, usually to 12". #1455

Nasturtium, Dwarf Jewel Mix

15-25 seeds per pack. A popular nasturtium mix having colorful flowers in a variety of bright colors, including red, yellow, orange, and pink. Easy to grow, low-growing to 12-18". #1454

Nasturtium, Empress of India

10 seeds per pack. A brilliant red flowered nasturtium, with beautiful cascading blooms. Flowers are bright red, with ornamental, blue-green foliage. Generally a ground cover, and aa somewhat vining plant. Can grow up to 1-2 feet. Grow in full sun until first frost. #1452

Bilberry

50-100 seeds per pack. A wild and popular berry throughout much of Europe. Bears small fruits similar to the blueberry, but with a richer taste. Commonly harvested in the wild and found in many European markets. A small, bushy shrub similar to the blueberry. Plants are freeze hardy in most climates. #2860

African Medlar

8 seeds per pack. A popular and traditional fruit in portions of Africa but barely known in the rest of the world. Fruits are usually eaten raw but can also be processed into drinks and alcoholic beverages. Flavor is mildly sweet to sour, somewhat like an apple. The tree also has a history of medicinal uses and folklore surrounding its supposed magical properties. Unknown hardiness, but may be hardy to short frosts. #3041

Solanum lycopersicum

10-20 seeds per pack. A sort of novelty tomato, yet with excellent flavor too! Its name derives from the leaves and stems, which are colored silver-gray and have a fuzzy look of velvet. Fruits are 1", round, red cherry-type, with a succulent sweet flavor. Fruits also have a faint tone of velvet. Indeterminate. 75-80 days. #2931

Canyon Grape

10-15 seeds per pack. A perennial vine native to the American southwest. Bears small, purple-black grapes which have a tart and tasty flavor. Rambling growth to 15 ft. Young leaves are edible. Freeze hardy. #2858

Mexican Fan Palm

15-25 seeds per pack. A tall, skinny palm growing up to 50-75 ft. Similar to the California Fan Palm, but faster growing and with a narrower trunk. Very popular as an ornamental in many subtropical areas. Hardy to 15F. #1231

Solanum lycopersicum

20-30 seeds per pack. A century old variety bearing very large, one pound plus, pink tinted, beefsteak fruits. Flavor is excellent, with rich texture and complex overtones. Wonderful for slicing and fresh eating. Indeterminate. 75 days. #3111

Luffa sepium

Item is out of stock. Estimated in stock: 6/19/2012. 5 seeds per pack. A rare and little known wild luffa bearing 10", soft skinned fruits. The fruits are not considered edible, but can be dried (like the common luffa) for their sponge interior. Climbing vine. Annual. #3102

Psophocarpus tetragonolobus

6 seeds per pack. An exotic and popular Asian bean bearing distinctive green pods that can grow to 9". Pods have four prominent, lengthwise ridges. Originally from southeast Asia, the plant is cultivated in that region today. Plants are very similar to regular bean plants and though they are annual, succeed best in warmer climates. This species will not flower when daylight exceeds 12 hours, so it is best grow in areas with a long season or warmer winter. #2763

Benincasa hispida

Item is out of stock. Estimated in stock: 6/19/2012. 15-25 seeds per pack. A great variety of the popular Asian winter melon, producing huge, blocky fruits that can grow up to 2 feet long, by 1 to 1 1/2 feet wide! Skin is white and waxy, with tasty white flesh. Popular in southeast Asia. #2755

Benincasa hispida

15-25 seeds per pack. A large variety of the popular Asian winter melon, producing long, blocky fruits that can grow 2-3 feet long! Fruits can weigh in at up to 30 pounds. This variety is a common one throughout southeast Asia and parts of China. Skin is white and waxy, with tasty white flesh. #2764

Vigna sesquipedalis

25 seeds per pack. An extra long yard long bean, with pods routinely reaching three feet in length! Pods are green, growing on vigorous, disease resistance plants. Performs great in moist and subtropical areas. Pods have a crisp, tender flavor that lends well to Asian cuisine. Annual. #2928

Solanum lycopersicum

25-50 seeds per pack. A vigorous growing cherry tomato bearing huge amounts of marble sized, yellow ripening fruits. The fruits have a great, classic, sweet cherry tomato flavor with a bit of acid. Early bearing and good in cooler climates. Indeterminate. 65 days. #3146

Cucurbita pepo

40-60 seeds per pack. An ancient Native American squash variety having bright yellow, heavily scalloped fruits. Flesh is bright yellow with a wonderful mild flavor. Bushy growth habit. 50 days. #3176

Soapweed Yucca

Item is out of stock. Estimated in stock: 6/28/2012. 10-15 seeds per pack. An ornamental yucca native to the American midwest and west. Known for its large, pretty inflorescences with numerous creamy white flowers. Freeze hardy, tolerant of tough conditions. Has large spiny leaves. Drought tolerant. Grows to several feet. #2826

Buffalo Thorn

5 seeds per pack. A jujube relative bearing tan-red, grape sized fruits with a variety of uses. Seeds can be used as a coffee substitute, leaves are cooked like spinach, and the fruit is edible, though not well appreciated. An uncommon shrub outside of its native range. Grows to 15-30 feet. Fairly tough once established. Unknown frost hardiness. #2461

Gray Thorn

6 seeds per pack. A jujube relative bearing small, red-blue fruits that are edible, but lacking in much flavor. A shrub, growing to 5-10 feet. Hardy to 15F. Native to the arid regions of the southwestern United States, from California through Texas, as well as portions of Mexico. Trees are tough, drought and heat tolerant once established. Popular with birds. #2469

Cucurbita pepo

15-25 seeds per pack. a.k.a. Bianca de Trieste. A compact zucchini with a pale green/white skin. Fruits are club shaped and are suitable for all standard zucchini uses. Great flavor, originally from Italy. 46-50 days. #3106

Cucurbita pepo

15-25 seeds per pack. A fine, Italian heirloom zucchini with top notch flavor. Fruits have a nutty taste and grow to several inches, with ribbed, green skin. 52 days. #2951

Cucurbita pepo

50 seeds per pack. A standard, round shaped zucchini, bearing green fruits, up to 2 1/2" in diameter. Fruits have a delicious creamy yellow flesh with classic zucchini flavor. Fast ripening. 45 days. #2913

Cucurbita pepo

15-25 seeds per pack. Originally from the south of France, this zucchini bears round fruits that are popularly stuffed. The fruits also make excellent single-serving zucchini's for more standard uses. Skin has light green coloration. 45 days. #2948