Garlic Chives, also known as Chinese chives, are a flavorful heirloom herb with flat, grass-like leaves and delicate white blossoms. Unlike common chives, these plants offer a mild garlic flavor and can be used in a wide variety of dishes. They’re hardy, easy to grow, and a fantastic choice for borders, containers, and pollinator-friendly gardens.

Leisure Splits Cilantro is a bolt-resistant heirloom variety grown for its aromatic leaves and flavorful seeds (coriander). Bred specifically for slower bolting and higher yields, this variety is perfect for gardeners in warmer climates or those looking for an extended harvest window. Whether you're growing for fresh salsas or spice jars, Leisure Splits delivers dependable results.

Georgia Southern is a time-tested heirloom collard known for its large, blue-green leaves and excellent heat and cold tolerance. This flavorful and dependable variety produces generous yields of tender, vitamin-rich greens — perfect for southern-style cooking year-round.

Vates is a dependable, slow-bolting heirloom collard known for its compact size and tender, blue-green leaves. This variety is perfect for small-space gardens and produces sweet, nutritious greens that hold their flavor through heat and frost alike.

Golden Bantam 12 is a classic yellow sweet corn heirloom with improved ear size and sweetness. This reliable variety produces 6–7 inch ears packed with golden kernels and rich, old-fashioned flavor that’s perfect for fresh eating, freezing, or canning.

Country Gentleman is a beloved heirloom sweet corn known for its tender, creamy-white kernels arranged in a unique shoepeg pattern. With rich flavor and excellent texture, this variety produces full ears on sturdy stalks and delivers that old-fashioned sweetness straight from the garden.

Trucker’s Favorite White Dent Corn is a traditional heirloom field corn known for its large ears, creamy white kernels, and dependable performance. Grown for roasting, grinding, or feeding livestock, this sturdy variety is an excellent choice for homegrown cornmeal or old-fashioned sweet corn flavor at the milk stage.

Candystripe Cosmos are heirloom favorites known for their white petals edged in vibrant pink. These tall, daisy-like blooms attract pollinators, thrive in full sun, and bloom nonstop from summer to frost. Perfect for cutting gardens, borders, or wildflower beds, they’re easy to grow and ideal for adding soft color and movement to your landscape.

Bushy Cucumber is a compact heirloom variety perfect for small gardens and containers, producing crisp, flavorful cucumbers on short, tidy vines. Ideal for fresh eating and pickling, this early producer delivers impressive yields without needing much space.

Muncher Cucumbers are a crisp, burpless heirloom variety that’s perfect for slicing fresh or pickling. With smooth, nearly spineless skin and mild flavor, they’re a favorite for snacking straight from the garden and ideal for smaller spaces and container growing.

National Pickling Cucumber is an heirloom variety developed with pickling in mind, but equally delicious fresh off the vine. These compact plants produce crisp, blocky green cucumbers with thin skins and small seeds — perfect for jars, relish trays, or crunchy snacks. Fast-growing and productive, it’s a favorite for home canners and fresh market growers alike.

Tendergreen Burpless is a reliable heirloom cucumber known for its smooth skin, mild flavor, and low bitterness. These productive vines yield crisp, straight fruits perfect for slicing, snacking, or fresh salads — all without the usual burp!

Cumin is an ancient herb prized for its warm, earthy flavor and aromatic seeds. Grown for thousands of years in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisines, this heirloom variety thrives in sunny gardens with dry conditions. Its delicate, feathery foliage and small white blooms resemble carrots or dill, making it an attractive and functional herb for your garden and kitchen.

Dwarf Fernleaf Dill is a compact heirloom variety perfect for container gardening and small spaces. With its finely cut, feathery foliage and signature dill aroma, this tidy little plant adds beauty, fragrance, and flavor to herb gardens. It’s slow to bolt, quick to grow, and ideal for fresh use or pickling.