Winter Density is a unique heirloom romaine lettuce that blends the crispness of romaine with the tender texture of butterhead types. Compact and cold-hardy, this variety grows dense, upright heads with deep green leaves and thrives in cool-season gardens.

Coolguard Lettuce is a crisp, bolt-resistant romaine-type variety ideal for warm weather growing. With upright heads, bright green leaves, and excellent holding power, it's a reliable choice for gardeners wanting extended harvest windows and great crunch.

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.

Little Gem Lettuce is a compact heirloom romaine known for its crisp texture, sweet flavor, and tidy, mini-sized heads. Growing just 4–6 inches tall, it’s perfect for tight garden spaces, raised beds, and containers. These personal-sized heads are quick to mature, easy to harvest, and delicious straight from the garden — whether picked whole or leaf by leaf. A top choice for home gardeners seeking flavor, productivity, and beauty in one little plant.

Cimmaron Lettuce is a heat-tolerant heirloom romaine with striking reddish-bronze leaves and a crisp, juicy bite. This variety dates back to the 1700s and remains a favorite for its bold color, excellent flavor, and reliable performance in warm weather. It’s perfect for adding visual appeal and crunch to fresh salads.

Flame Leaf Lettuce stands out with its vibrant burgundy tips and crisp, ruffled leaves. This beautiful loose-leaf variety is perfect for cool-season gardens, offering both ornamental charm and delicious, tender greens. A dependable heirloom favorite that thrives in spring and fall. 

Oakleaf Lettuce is a classic heirloom variety with deeply lobed leaves and a tender, mild flavor. Known for its loose-leaf growth and steady production, this variety is perfect for cut-and-come-again harvests in both spring and fall gardens.