Snowball Y Improved is a classic heirloom cauliflower known for its compact size, uniform white heads, and excellent cold tolerance. This early variety is easy to grow and produces tightly packed curds perfect for garden-to-table meals.

Little Fingers is a petite, early-maturing heirloom carrot variety that produces sweet, crisp, and tender roots just 3–4 inches long. Perfect for snacking, container growing, or tight garden spaces, these smooth orange carrots are as convenient as they are flavorful.

Lincoln Peas are a classic shelling variety known for their sweet flavor, high yields, and heat tolerance. These compact plants thrive in cool weather but also handle warmer spring conditions better than most other pea types.

Crimson Forest Bunching Onion is a striking heirloom variety known for its deep burgundy stalks and crisp, mild flavor. Unlike traditional bulbing onions, this bunching type is harvested for its tender greens and slender shafts. It’s a flavorful, fast-growing addition to spring or fall gardens — beautiful enough for borders and tasty enough for everyday use.

Slow Bolt Cilantro is a cool-season heirloom herb known for its flavorful leaves and improved resistance to early flowering. Ideal for spring and fall gardens, this variety gives you more time to harvest fresh, citrusy cilantro before it goes to seed.

Large American Flag is a hardy heirloom leek with thick, white stalks and blue-green tops, perfect for fall and winter harvests. With a sweet, mild onion-like flavor, this classic variety adds rich depth to soups, stews, and roasts — and can withstand light frosts with ease.

Clemson Spineless 80 is a classic heirloom okra variety known for its tender, ribbed pods and virtually spineless stems. Vigorous, heat-loving, and productive, this southern favorite is perfect for frying, stews, and pickling — with easy, pain-free harvesting.

Long Island Improved Brussels Sprouts is a time-tested heirloom variety grown for its compact plants and abundant harvest of nutty, flavorful sprouts. Perfect for fall gardens, this cool-weather crop gets sweeter after frost and stores well after harvest.

Bold Heat, Striking Color — Purple Tiger Hot Peppers Bring Beauty and Bite to the Garden. This ornamental heirloom variety features purple-striped fruit, variegated foliage, and a spicy kick that’s as vibrant as it looks.

Milk Thistle is a striking heirloom herb known for its spiny foliage, purple blooms, and traditional wellness uses. Bold and beautiful, this pollinator-friendly plant is perfect for wildflower gardens, medicinal herb beds, or adding a touch of drama to any landscape.

Green Express is a compact, fast-maturing cabbage variety that produces small, tightly wrapped green heads with crisp texture and sweet, mild flavor. Perfect for gardeners with limited space or short seasons, this early cabbage is ideal for fresh eating and quick harvests.

This vibrant Lacinato-style kale features striking blue-green leaves with bright pink-purple veins. Dazzling Blue is a standout in both flavor and appearance, offering sweet, tender greens that thrive in cool weather and hold up well after frost.

Marshmallow is a gentle heirloom herb treasured for its soft, velvety leaves and pale pink blooms. Traditionally grown for its soothing properties, this versatile plant brings charm to herb beds and beauty to pollinator gardens alike.

Tendercrisp is a flavorful heirloom celery variety known for its tall, thick stalks and tender, juicy crunch. With excellent disease resistance and strong flavor, this variety thrives in cool weather and produces crisp, refreshing harvests for snacking, soups, and more.

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!

Genovese Basil is a classic Italian heirloom known for its large, aromatic leaves and sweet, rich flavor. This fast-growing herb is the go-to choice for pesto and a staple in kitchen gardens everywhere.