Yellow Crookneck Squash Seedling

Looking for the delicious taste of jalapeño without the heat? Look no further! These peppers have a mild flavor and thick walls. They are great for pickling, stuffing, frying and canning. Consider staking to help support plant when fruiting.

This variety is easy to care for and produces large fruits with a delicious, classic tomato taste. It’s also highly disease resistant. Be sure to install stakes or cages to support your plants.

Easy to grow and even easier to eat! This disease resistant plant produces tasty, sweet fruit that are perfect for making stuffed peppers! Consider staking to help support plant when fruiting.

At a glance it might look like cilantro, but don’t be fooled. Flat Leaf Parsley is a beautiful addition to your herb garden and great for soups, stews, and pasta. Parsley is also the host plant for the Black Swallowtail Butterfly caterpillar.

Kitchen Minis’ Tomato Cocoa will decorate your garden with beautiful, burgundy fruit. *As a member of the nightshade family, tomato leaves and stems are toxic to animals*

This melon's red flesh is crisp and sweet. Use it in a variety of recipes, including salsas, with other fruits and seasonal vegetables. It's also great for juicing for a burst of fresh flavor.

This variety is rather slim when compared to its eggplant relatives, but is not any less delicious! Dice up this eggplant and use it in your next stir fry! Consider staking to help support plant when fruiting.

With a lovely pink hue and a classic tomato flavor, this heirloom variety does beautifully in slightly acidic soil. A hardy, often disease resistant plant, Brandywine Pink tomatoes are a perfect addition to your garden! Be sure to install stakes or cages to support your plants.

A true classic, this heirloom variety is a favorite among gardeners all around the globe. They’re easy to grow and perfect for grilling, baking, roasting and pickling! Consider staking to help support plant when fruiting.

This variety attracts beneficial insects to your garden while also repelling pests. Oregano is always a great addition when making pizza!

Bringing a delightful golden orange glow to your garden, these cherry tomatoes make the perfect snack. Their tropical, sweet flavor make them a great addition to your salad. Be sure to install stakes or cages to support your plants.

Extra sweet, juicy and flavorful hybrid melon with a nice aroma and firm salmon flesh. Eat fresh for breakfast or dessert or toss it into a fruit salad.

A hardy and resilient variety of zucchini that can withstand various growing conditions. Try using it as an addition to salad or making delicious zuchhini bread!

Add a dash of heat to your dishes with Super Chili Peppers. Known to be great for Thai and Asian cuisine, you can’t go wrong adding this delectable pepper to your garden. Consider staking to help support plant when fruiting.

This heirloom variety is an all-time favorite. They go great in soups and make a delicious snack when fried. Pro Hint: while the pods can grow larger, smaller pods will be more tender! The Flowers are edible and have a sweet, mild flavor. They can be deep-fried, stuffed or used as a garnish.

Nasturtiums look great in hanging baskets, sprawling across a bed as a ground cover, or cascading over the edge of a planter. As a bonus, they are also edible and can be used as a companion plant or trap crop.

True to its name, the Sweet 100 tomato delivers high yields and an exceptionally sweet flavor.These vining cherry tomato plants are perfect for snacking right off the vine and versatile enoughfor various recipes. Remember to install stakes or cages to support your tomato plants.

This heirloom, beefsteak variety is known for its dark, dusky-rose color and smoky, sweet flavor. Cherokee Tomatoes are an excellent choice for gardeners that are just starting out and make for a great salad or BLT! Be sure to install stakes or cages to support your plants.

This cold and drought tolerant perennial is a must have for your garden and a great neighbor for your tomatoes. Use it in soups or as a topping for baked potatoes!

Mint is a great pest repellent, but it can be a bit invasive so you should consider great for growing in containers. Spearmint is also great for teas.

With drought and frost tolerance, this is truly a resilient variety, making it great for first-time rosemary growers. It’s also great when roasting meats and vegetables. Deer tend to avoid Rosemary because of it's scent.