Plant produces high yields of 6" long by 3" wide Ancho Poblano-type hot peppers. Peppers turn from green to red when mature. Superior disease resistance. 

Crisp, sweet bell. The fruit begins green and turns purple, and if not picked mature, to red. If heavily fertilized, each plant can yield up to 12, 4-lobed, 3" x 3" colorful peppers.

Improved flavor and garden performance! The roots are smooth, round, and glossy, with a dark red sheen that hints at the rich flavor within. Extremely high sugar content makes Merlin one of the most flavorful beets you can find and the improved top strength makes it easy to harvest and very robust in the garden.

The round, medium-sized heads are well-wrapped, smooth, and resist splitting. Flavor is superior for red cabbage: tender, crisp, and pleasantly peppery. 3-5 lb. heads. Suitable for planting at close spacing to produce smaller heads.

High-quality, red hybrid Red Wing produces high yields of large bulbs that have a very dark exterior color and an excellent interior color. Bulbs are very uniform for shape and size when properly cured. They will store well.

 Plant produces a beautiful red Romaine that yields 10"-12" bronze-red heads with a green heart. Leaves are loosely folded on heads. Excellent for salads and garnishes. One of the slowest-to-bolt lettuces available. Good for Spring, Summer, and Fall plantings as it's cold-hardy and also tolerates heat. Grown in the U.S. since the 18th Century.

A favorite among gardeners who prize beauty as well as flavor. Among the very first to arise, it resists bolting, giving you an especially long season of delectable eating. The large, erect leaves are deep red at the ruffled tips, shading into a bronzy-maroon and finally becoming green toward the base. A great source of rich color for the salad bowl, they are high-quality eating with a soft texture and buttery flavor that appeals to all ages.

Round oval in shape with broad dark green stripes. Average weight 15-18 lbs. Flesh is crisp, red, and high in sugars.

Medium-size plants with good leaf cover produce high yields of blocky, plum tomatoes. Fruits have a deep red color with good flavor. Good disease resistance.

Green Towers is slightly earlier, larger, and less cupped at the top than other Romaine types. Its intense dark green color and tall, erect habit are most impressive. Add all this to a crisp, lightly savoyed fresh appearance and you will agree it's a beautiful Romaine.