Vegetables

What's better than a kitchen-vegetable garden right out of your backdoor? Plant your own vegetable garden today. It's easy and all in one package! So many varieties are available in our shop.

50+ Seeds to Grow. Eaten whole, Sliced or dried and ground to make the powdered spice of the same name, although Pepper Powders may be a blend of different types of peppers, quite often not containing and may or may not contain the seeds. Great for salsa, and other kitchen flavoring. Made in USA. Ships from Iowa. Grow Farm Fresh Peppers. Seeds are Non-GMO, easy to grow and hand packed by CZ Grain. We recommend Fox Farms Ocean Forest Soil or CZ Grain Soil.

(8oz-1lb) Phantomita F1 Hybrid Pumpkin is lime green with dark green speckles and dark green stripes along the ribs. This mini pumpkin features deep ribbing. Plants are very productive and bear the fruit from the crown, similar to summer squash. Vines average only 2’ long are suitable for intensive or container growing. Excellent for display and delicious eating. Ave 12+ fruits/plant. 77-80 days

Thai Eggplant Seeds "Petch Siam"200 Vegetable Seeds, Heirloom From Thailand !

Stacker Pumpkin Seeds

Bright-white with a round shape and a super long handle, Snowball is eye-catching and fits right into the “must-have” category! Holds white color well. Harvest when mature to protect from sun.

70-90 days. Aquadulce Fava beans are a versatile and delicious garden crop that can be grown in both the spring and fall in full sun. Each Seed yields not only plentiful amounts of beans, but greens that can be used in cooking as well. It should be planted either in the fall or spring, both for spring yields. Fava Aquadulce Bean plants grow from anywhere between 2-5 feet tall, and are ready to be harvested when the Bean pods are full to the touch for fresh beans, and after the pods have dried for dried beans Made in USA. Packaged and Shipped from Iowa.

Stays White! Casperita F1 Hybrid is a great personal size pumpkin with a classic pumpkin shape. It is delicious as well as ornamental and very productive. It is a great size for restaurant use and excellent for display. Semi-bush plants.

Seeds have hard skin and may take a long time to germinate. They need warm/moist soil conditions for germinating. For improving the seeed germination, it is suggested to break slightly the seed at the non-seed-eye area/edge by clipping or sanding. This treatment will allow water entering the seed inside core to trigger the germination process.

MARY WASHINGTON ASPARAGUS: Plant these easy to grow roots once and yield fresh Asparagus for years.

The Rainbow Blend contains a kaleidoscope of orange, purple, red, white and multi-colored beet varieties that will make any dish pop! This colorful variety not only produces the brightest colored beets, but also the tastiest. This blend is a great addition to any garden, especially a container garden. Enjoy this beet blend in a salad, or roasted for a mouthwatering colorful plate.

100+ Seeds to Grow. Eaten whole, Sliced or dried and ground to make the powdered spice of the same name, although Pepper Powders may be a blend of different types of peppers, quite often not containing and may or may not contain the seeds. Great for salsa, and other kitchen flavoring. Made in USA. Ships from Iowa. Grow Farm Fresh Peppers. Seeds are Non-GMO, easy to grow and hand packed by CZ Grain in Iowa. We recommend Fox Farms Ocean Forest Soil or CZ Grain Soil.

Perennial. Carnegia gigantea. This is the giant cactus we all know in the Southwestern part of the US. Easy to grow. Excellent for indoor pot plants or outdoor desert garden. Perfect for school projects. A variety from Southwest, USA and Mexico. pk/10 LOT NO: R16 GERMINATION: 85% TEST DATE: 09/19 Seeds Per Pound: Plant Height: 39 feet tall Bloom Season: Spring/Summer/Fall Sunlight Requirement: Full Sun Planting Method: Indoor Sow/Direct Sow

This stunning and unique radicchio is an attention grabber. This regional Italian specialty grown for the late fall and early winter produces loosely filled heads of pillowy smooth pink leaves. It is sure to stand out on your fresh sheet or market stand. A touch of beauty in the dark days of the year. But be warned, it needs cold temperatures to turn pink.

50 Eureka Cucumber Seeds

Considered a healthy fat, peanuts are a staple in the pantry for snacks and can be eaten raw or roasted. In addition to monounsaturated fats, peanuts are rich in copper, manganese, vitamin b3 and more. Often looped in with the nut family, the peanut is actually a legume, related to peas and beans. Peanuts can grow in various places, such as the garden or a container pot if it is large enough. Peanuts grow underground, different from most nuts that grow on trees.

100 Hybrid Corn Seeds to Grow Deer Food. Dinner Getter Corn is guaranteed to bring in the bucks. We farm in southern Iowa and this is hands down like candy for deer. Bring in the Monsters. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Big Yields for the Big Bucks. Made in USA, Ships from Iowa. Plant in rows 30 inches apart with seed spacing of 6 inches in the rows. Iowa deer have evolved to love yellow dent corn and this hybrid is the favorite! Great deer bait. If you want pictures of big deer and a chance to harvest them, this is the food plot seed to get without question.

The multi-colored tassels are so popular for fall decorations. Colors include red, gold, burgundy, black, bronze and more Broom Corn can also be used to make brooms.

Not a true corn, but it grows like corn without ears. The 'tassel' is a tall spray of seed heads, 24 to 36 inches long that can be cut and dried for craft creations and straw brooms. Seeds are also great bird food. Includes shades of red, brown, purple and black. Grows 6 to 8 feet tall.

Plant produces high yields of beautiful straw used to make crafts and brooms. It grows without ears. Also used for fall decoration arrangements. Birds love the tops of the corn. This variety grows multi color straw. Excellent choice for home gardens and market growers.

Technically a species of sorghum, broom corn has been used for making brooms since the Dark Ages. Historians record that Benjamin Franklin first brought this unusual plant to the United States in the early 1700s. Though various states produced great amounts of this plant for centuries, production has now nearly ceased because of the high amount of labor required for this crop.

Multi-colored Broom Corn Corn Germination: After the last spring frost, plant the seeds 1" deep. Thin them to 3-6" apart in rows 3' apart.

Growing Multi-colored Broom Corn Corn Seeds: Though broom corn tolerates drought and poor soil well, the best brooms grow with adequate moisture and fairly high temperatures. For making brooms or other purposes that require straight straws, the stalk will need to be bent 20-24" from the top to allow the brooms to hang straight down.

Harvesting Multi-colored Broom Corn Corn: When the entire broom turns from pale yellow to light green, it is ready to harvest. If the broom begins to take on a red color, it is past the optimum stage for harvesting.