Organic Seeds Seeds For Sale In Tennessee

Flowers help keep gardens healthy by attracting pollinators. Contains 1-pack each of Tiger's Eye Sunflower Mix, Cosmos Mixed Seashell, Cut and Come again Zinnia, Crackerjack Marigold, Siberian Wallflower and Lacy Phacelia.

Plant in early August to harvest for your Thanksgiving feast. Can also be grown overwinter in mild winter climates. This dependable, cold-hardy hybrid produces stocky towers of tender round Brussels sprouts sweetened by frosts in the fall.

Can handle creamy salad dressings, making this variety popular for growing as full size heads or for baby salad mixes. It has good heat resistance for summer growing and holds up well in cool fall conditions.

Tender annual 6-8 ft. This Seeds of Change Original yields a stunning mix of yellow, gold, bronze and maroon, multi-branched sunflowers with doubled centers and a single-pedaled outer edge.

Small, plum shaped bright red fruit that is thick walled with meaty interior and few seeds. Fine tomato flavour that is excellent for paste, sauce, canning or freezing whole.

An old English cultivar from the 1700s that was once found only in the gardens of the wealthy. The stalks are thinner than modern celery and the flavour is more robust. The stalks are beautifully tinged with red, and the colour persists even after cooking.

A sleek oblong medium-sized tomato with wavy orange-yellow streaks. The flesh is sweet, meaty and firm, with few seeds. It was an accidental cross between two heirlooms, Antique Roman and Banana Legs, discovered by American home gardener John Swenson...

Young leaves and sprouts are added to sandwiches and salads. Alfalfa is believed to have originated from Asia, migrating to Greece from China in 5 BC. Sending its roots down 20 feet, it aerates and enriches the soil by fixing nitrogen.

Introduced prior to 1864. Very productive pole bean with meaty pods of distinctive flavour, rich in vitamins A and C, iron and calcium with very good keeping qualities.

A rare family heirloom from Georgia with white seeds and yellow flesh of excellent flavour. Some think this is the melon that used to be shipped years ago from Bermuda to some Southern states around Christmas time.

Plump, slightly lobed, 4-5 in. Diameter fruits are a beautiful, shiny purple-black. Introduced around 1910, this popular variety has rich flavored fruits that hold up well.

A commercial Italian variety bred for compactness and uniformity. Very attractive. Leaves are dark green, somewhat smaller than standard sweet varieties. Excellent for pot production or for field production.

Succeeds even in short seasons. A home garden favorite. 2 slender ears with deep, broad golden kernels bursting with old fashioned corn flavor are produced on each plant of this early maturing heirloom.

A tall Mexican heirloom vegetable with impressive large deep red flower spikes and bronze-green foliage. The young leaves are tender and can be steamed or cooked in soups and the seeds can be ground into flour.

Ideal for tea and potpourri. Compact bush habit. Intensely fragrant of lemon.

Violet flowers appear in the second year, reaching 80-160cm/30-60in in height. Studies show that the root extract greatly increases the work capacity of muscles and normalizes blood sugar levels quickly after exertion, and improves memory and learning.

Plants will be lace leafed, grow 2 ft. The leaves have a distinctive flavor and are used in salsa's or as a garnish in salads and soups. The seed is used in meat and seafood dishes, as well as a condiment for flavoring bread, cookies and cakes.

This vigorous plant has deep green leaves and light green stalks. Stalks have compact leaves and light refreshing flavor. The crisp 12 in. Great for use in soups and stock.

Also gives the character to vegetable, meat and fish dishes. Flavour is reminiscent of celery, and of the famous yeast extract, Maggi. Can replace meat and bone stock in soups. Leaves possess excellent flavouring qualities for soups, stews and casseroles.

Bushy plants take minimum space, perfect for crowded city gardens. Excellent for cooking and for freezing. Fruits are ready to eat when 15-20cm/6-8" long. A zucchini squash with greenish-black skin and tender creamy-white flesh.

This hybrid has shown very good resistance to fusarium in laboratory tests conducted for us by Dr. Robert Wick of the University of Massachusetts the leading U.S. authority on fusarium in basil.

Long time popular variety.

Try adding chopped young leaves and flowers to salads or summer drinks. On those sweltering summer days, cool off with iced borage tea, adding honey and lemon juice to taste. Known as the Herb of Gladness for its exhilarating effect.

Its conical shape and small size have great eye appeal, and snacking size is a hit at the market now. You can eat it fresh in salads, or add sauteed to any dish for that deliciously sweet crunch.

Very tolerant to poor soil conditions, Gladstone can be grown from mid-latitude to northern areas. The onions will store for a couple of months in the root cellar, requires intermediate day length.