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Organic Certification Status

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• Certified Organic (Untreated Seed, Non-GMO)
• Untreated Seed, Non-GMO

Open Pollinated / Hybrid (F1)

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• Hybrid (F1)
• Open Pollinated

Other Crop Certifications

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• All-America Selections (AAS) Winner
• Open Source Seed Initiative (OSSI) Variety

Producer / Farm

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• Britney Bakken & Jay Lundahl / Sweet Thyme Gardens
• Cacia Huff / Feral Farm
• Cody Egan / Driftless Seed Company
• Dan Hobbes / Hobbs & Meyer Farms
• Frank Morton / Wild Garden Seed
• Goda Trakumaite / Weedy Seeds
• Jim Bronec / Praying Mantis Farm
• Jonathan Spero / Lupine Knoll Farm
• Kalan Redwood / Redwood Organic Farm
• Kendall Hill / Faerie Folk Farm
• Leann Guzik / Plant Marks
• Marlo Eakes Meyer / Meyerhof Farm
• Michael Pilarski / Friends of the Trees Botanicals
• Mixed Producers
• Richard Gambino / Topa Vista Farmstand
• Stacy Mates / Green Things Farming Collective
• Steve Peters / Seed Revolution Now
• Steve Sprinkel / Rancho del Pueblo
• Shawn Fulbright / Mano Farm
• Tim Van Wagner / First Rain Farm
• Quin Shakra / Ivan's Meadow

Common Name

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• "Zinnia, Red Zinnia" Flower
• After Midnight Poppy
• Aji Amarillo Pepper
• Amish Cockscomb Celosia
• Anise
• Anise Hyssop / Blue Giant Hyssop
• Antares Fennel F1
• April in Paris Sweet Pea
• Arroyo Blue Lupine
• Arugula / Rocket
• Ashwagandha
• Asian Delight Pak Choi F1
• Aswad Eggplant
• Avalanche Beet
• Be My Baby Cherry Tomato
• Bee Balm / Wild Bergamot
• Benary's Giant Coral Zinnia
• Black Beauty Eggplant
• Black Beauty Zucchini
• Black Cherry Tomato
• Black Eagle Spring Wheat
• Black Hollyhock
• Black Magic Bachelor Button
• Black Magic Kale
• Black Prince Tomato
• Black Sage
• Bloomsdale Spinach
• Blue Skullcap
• Blue Spear Lavender
• Blue Vervain
• Borage
• Brandywine Tomato
• Bronze Fennel
• Buckwheat
• Buena Mulata Pepper
• Burdock / Gobo
• Burgess Buttercup Winter Squash
• Buttercrunch Lettuce
• Cajun Jewel Okra
• California Mugwort
• California Poppy
• Calypso / Wolverine Bean
• Caraway
• Cascadia Snap Pea
• Catmint
• Catnip
• Cayenne Pepper
• Cherokee Long Ear Small Corn
• Cherry Glow Poppy
• Chick Lupine
• Chinese Giant Orange Amaranth
• Chinese Red Noodle Bean
• Chioggia Beet
• Cilantro / Coriander
• Clary Sage
• Common / Culinary Sage
• Common / Great Mullein
• Common / Swedish Mallow
• Common / True Dandelion
• Common Milkweed
• Common Mugwort
• Common Oat
• Craspedia / Billy Buttons / Sun Ball
• Crimson Clover
• Crimson Flowered Fava
• CSA Lettuce Mix
• Czech Bush Tomato
• Danish Flag Poppy
• Danvers 126 Carrot
• Dara Queen Anne’s Lace
• Dark Blue Larkspur Flower
• Dark Green Romaine Lettuce
• Dark Pink Hollyhock Flower
• Dark Star Zucchini
• Daydream Cosmos
• Dense Flowered Mullein
• Devil's Claw / Unicorn Plant
• Diamond Eggplant
• Double Black Hollyhock
• Double Goldy F1 Sunflower
• Double White Hollyhock
• Dragon Carrot
• Dragon Tongue Mustard
• Dragon Tongue Snap Bean
• Dreadlocks Amaranth
• Earth Tones Dent Corn
• Echinacea Purpurea Flower
• Elecampane
• Elephant Head Amaranth
• English Thyme
• Equinox Spinach
• European Pennyroyal
• Evertender Okra
• Festivity Sweet Corn
• Feverfew
• Fizz Kale
• Flower-of-an-Hour
• Gaillardia / Blanketflower
• Garlic Chive / Chinese Leek
• Genovese Basil

Scientific Name

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• Abelmoschus esculentus
• Achillea millefolium
• Agastache foeniculum
• Agastache rugosa
• Agastache urticifolia
• Alcea rosea
• Allium cepa
• Allium fistulosum
• Allium schoenoprasum
• Allium tuberosum
• Althaea officinalis
• Amaranthus caudatus
• Amaranthus cruentus
• Amaranthus gangeticus
• Amaranthus hypochondriacus
• Amaranthus tricolor
• Anethum graveolens
• Apium graveolens
• Aquilegia spp.
• Arctium lappa
• Artemisia douglasiana
• Artemisia vulgaris
• Asclepias syriaca
• Avena sativa
• Baptisia australis
• Beta vulgaris
• Borago officinalis
• Brassica juncea
• Brassica napus
• Brassica oleracea
• Brassica oleracea var. italica
• Brassica rapa
• Brassica rapa subsp. chinensis
• Button Centaurea cyanus
• Calendula officinalis
• Capsicum annuum
• Capsicum baccatum
• Carum carvi
• Celosia cristata
• Chamaemelum nobile
• Cichorium intybus
• Citrullus lanatus
• Consolida ajacis
• Coriandrum sativum
• Cosmos bipinnatus
• Craspedia globosa
• Cucumis melo
• Cucumis sativus
• Cucurbita maxima
• Cucurbita pepo
• Cynara cardunculus var. scolymus
• Dacus carota
• Daucus carota
• Echinacea purpurea
• Echinops ritro
• Eruca sativa
• Eschscholzia californica
• Fagopyrum esculentum
• Foeniculum vulgare
• Gaillardia aristata
• Helianthus annuus
• Hibiscus cannabinus
• Hibiscus sabdariffa
• Hibiscus trionum
• Hordeum vulgare
• Hordeum vulgare, Avena sativa, Secale cereale, Triticum aestivum
• Hyssopus officinalis
• Inula helenium
• Lablab purpureus
• Lactuca sativa
• Lathyrus odoratus
• Lavandula angustifolia
• Lavandula viridis
• Leonotis leonurus
• Leonurus cardiaca
• Levisticum officinale
• Luffa aegyptiaca
• Lupinus hirsutissimus
• Lupinus microcarpus
• Lupinus succulentus
• Malva sylvestris
• Matricaria chamomilla
• Melissa officinalis
• Mentha pulegium
• Nicotiana tabacum
• Ocimum basilicum
• Papaver somniferum
• Phaseolus vulgaris
• Physalis ixocarpa
• Pisum sativum
• Raphanus sativus
• Secale cereale
• Solanum lycopersicum
• Solanum melongena
• Spinacia oleracea
• Triticum aestivum
• Vicia faba
• Xerochrysum bracteatum
• Zea mays subsp. mays
• Zinnia elegans

Description

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• 2014 All American Selection – extremely uniform bright red roots with a creamy white interior.
• 2017 All American Selections (AAS) winning variety. Large, round succulent bulbs. Slow bolting.
• "Hand Carved" seeds - Turkish heirloom introduced by Mehmet Öztan. Fruits are 3-4 pounds.
• A 2016 All American Selections Winner. Quick maturing, smaller heads. Ideal for containers.
• A blend of barley, oat, rye, and wheat grasses beneficial for cat digestion.
• A California native shrub with dark green pungently scented leaves and white flowering stalks.
• A California native with light pink to magenta flowers and small hairs along stems, leaves, and seed pods.
• A California/West Coast native shrub. Bitter green leaves turn silvery gray when dried.
• A captivating spring wheat with black flecked seed heads. Great for ornamental flower arrangements.
• A cold hardy onion family perennial used for its fine foliage. Gorgeous white blossoms attract beneficials.
• A cold-hardy overwintering heirloom that yields a profusion of delicious purple shoots.
• A colorful blend of open leaf and head lettuces developed for baby salad mixes.
• A compact (11-13" tall) highly productive English Lavender strain. Fragrant dark purple flowers.
• A cool season leafy green with a pungent mustardy bite and crisp sweet stems.
• A cool season stir-fry green with a spicy flavor. Green leaves mature purple. Also called “Ho Mi Z.”
• A culinary leaf amaranth with striking red and green patterned foliage.
• A culinary leaf fennel with black gray foliage that matures to a beautiful copper bronze.
• A culinary strain originating from Zanzibar. Unique ruffled leaves, purple flowers, and fennel scent.
• A delicious fast producing heirloom with medium sized snow white heads.
• A drought tolerant nitrogen fixing flower with striking purple plumes that attract beneficial insects.
• A drought tolerant sage with tall flowering stalks and highly aromatic silvery gray leaves.
• A drought tolerant vervain species native to the West Coast throughout California to Southern Oregon.
• A drought tolerant, nitrogen fixing flower with yellow blossoms that attract beneficial insects.
• A durable heirloom with dark purple to jet black fruits that can weigh up to two pounds.
• A dwarf heirloom strain – good yields of spineless dark green fruits with quick production.
• A fast growing dwarf variety with multi-colored blossoms two to three inches in diameter.
• A fast growing open-pollinated cabbage that produces tight red heads of crisp flavorful leaves.
• A fast growing radish with round, slightly tapered medium spicy deep purple roots.
• A fast growing six-rowed barley that can be used for edible grain production or as a cover crop.
• A fast growing sweet corn with multicolored, slightly starchy kernels.
• A fast growing, tall, heat loving summer cover crop that suppresses weeds and builds organic matter.
• A fast growing, weed suppressing, summer cover crop with nutritious edible seeds. Bees love the flowers.
• A fast producing heirloom summer squash that yields curved, lemon- colored fruits.
• A fast producing tomato with earthy sweet flavored tennis ball size fruits.
• A fine leaved onion family perennial. Can be minced and cooked or used as a raw garnish.
• A Finnish heirloom that’s widely adaptable to different soils and climates. Can also be used as a cover crop.
• A flower mix that produces spurred blossoms in shades of purple, pink, yellow and white.
• A fragrant anise/mint-scented herb with culinary and tea uses. Produces beneficial insect attracting flowers.
• A fragrant herb with leaves that can be used fresh, dried, or for seed, with flowers used for pickling.
• A French Marigold strain with orange haloed red blossoms. Perfect for Día de los Muertos bouquets.
• A fresh eating variety that produces slender pods that reach up to seven inches long.
• A gorgeous white and black speckled patterning with some brown and red off types. For fresh eating when young or shelling when mature.
• A hardy ornamental vine with gorgeous flowers and purple/ maroon bean pods
• A hardy perennial shrub that produces large tubular orange flowers that hummingbirds love.
• A hibiscus native to Europe named for its ephemeral flowering window.
• A high protein wheat for bread and other baked goods. Can also be used as a soil building cover crop.
• A high yielding heirloom that produces crisp, succulent pods with a sweet flavor.
• A high yielding strain with dark green smooth leaves with a broad round shape. Easy to harvest.
• A highly productive strain that produces broad, dark green glossy leaves with a strong aroma.
• A hybrid genovese type bred for organic systems: powdery mildew resistance. long production window.
• A Lacinato (also called Tuscano, Black, or Dino Kale) strain with narrow, dark green uniform leaves
• A low growing perennial flower that forms dense mats of fragrant foliage. Also called English Chamomile.
• A Mediterranean shrub with delicate pink blossoms that can be used for tea or attract beneficial insects.
• A Mediterranean shrub with delicate purple blossoms that can be used for tea or attract beneficial insects.
• A Mediterranean shrub with delicate white blossoms that can be used for tea or attract beneficial insects.
• A mid spring flower with white crepe-like blossoms and otherworldly seed pods.
• A mint family perennial that can be used as a tea. Also known as Mad Dog or Side Flowering Skullcap.
• A nightshade family plant with creamy white roots that are integral to Ayurveda (Indian herbalism).
• A nitrogen fixing cover crop widely adapted to multiple climates. The blossoms also make a nice tea.
• A nitrogen fixing ornmanetal plant botanically distinct from True Indigo. Pollatinator friendly. Inedible.
• A nutritious grain and cover crop adapted to a wide range of soil types and fertility regimes.
• A perennial non-bulbing onion prominently used in Asian cooking. Called “escallion” in Jamaican cuisine.
• A perennial onion that produces white, straight bases and dark green foliage.
• A perennial plant that forms aromatic lemon-scented leaves used for tea. Also called “Melissa.”
• A perennial shrub with broad leaves and gorgeous purple flowers that make a great bumblebee forage.
• A perennial shrub with highly aromatic light purple flowers frequently used in cosmetics.
• A poppy corn from Carl Barnes - small, 5-7 inch ears that produce multi colored kernels.
• A prized culinary pepper from Peru. Huge yields of yellow medium-hot, delicious fruits. Harvest later for spicier peppers.
• A productive heirloom with red blushed green leaves and a tight central head. Buttery smooth, crisp texture.
• A productive hot season flower that produces red blooms in numerous shapes and sizes.
• A red-fleshed heirloom watermelon that produces compact four to six pound fruits.
• A salmon-pink colored zinnia that produces medium sized double and single blossoms.
• A savory culinary herb with leaves and seeds integral to Asian and Latin American traditions.
• A short-intermediate day yellow heirloom onion. Medium spicy. Bulbs store 4-6 months.
• A somniferum species poppy with red and white blossom patterning resembling the Danish Flag.
• A Southern California native that produces fragrant cream colored flowers and blue fruit clusters.
• A Spring/Fall market standard that goes the distance. High yielding uniform crowns and small bead size.
• A stout, fast growing strain that traveled from the New World to Persia. Produces thin leaves.
• A sturdy, upright growing strain with multiple stalks of dark pink blossoms.
• A tea herb with prolific yields of fragrant flowers that make a soothing tea. Self-reseeding.
• A tropical heirloom that produces red crested flowers resembling the comb of a rooster.
• A true carrot bred specifically for its flowering umbels. Blossoms in white, pastel pinks, and deep reds.
• A unique calendula with bright orange blooms. Use for tea, salads, or ornamentally.
• A vigorous selection from Redwood Organic Farm. Strong tops and sweet 6-8 inch long storable roots.
• A West Coast native species with tubular flowers and fragrant, licorice- mint flavored leaves used for tea.
• A white flowered wild species cultivated by indigenous peoples of the Western United States.
• A white-flowered species of dandelion native to Japan. Distinctively bitter edible foliage.
• A year round nitrogen fixing cover crop that suppresses invasive weeds; can tolerate trampling.
• A yellow flowered lavender with resinous blossoms that have an earthy, pungent pine fragrance.
• Abundant blooms on sturdy upright stems. Fast growing - perfect for cut flower bouquets.
• Also called "French Hollyhock" - gorgeous bright purple flowers that can be used for tea.
• Also called Eastern Purple Coneflower. A perennial flower with roots that can be used for tea.
• Also called Matricaria. Easy to grow, beneficial insect plant commonly used as a tea or for flower bouquets.
• Also called Twiggy Mullein. Flat, green basal foliage and singular, yellow flowering stalks.
• Also known as Italian Dandelion. Bitter leaves with red stems and blue flowering stalks.
• Also known as Yin Yang or Orca Bean; gorgeous black and white patterning; typically used as a dry bean.
• An all purpose species often used for teas. Flowering stalks can reach six feet tall. Drought tolerant.
• An early producing Ukrainian variety; high yielder with fruits 8-9 inches long and 3-4 inches wide.
• An easy to grow aromatic mint family plant with delicate dark green foliage. Very fragrant in flower.
• An Italian culinary staple: sweet, rich plum-shaped fruits, with high yields. Used fresh or cooked.

Plant Lifespan

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• Annual
• Biennial
• Perennial

Cold Hardiness

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• Zone 2a (-50 to -45)
• Zone 2b (-45-40F)
• Zone 3a (-40 to -35)
• Zone 3a (-40-35F)
• Zone 4a (-30 to -25)
• Zone 4a (-30-25F)
• Zone 5a (-20 to -15)
• Zone 5a (-20-15F)
• Zone 5b (-15 to -10)
• Zone 6a (-10 to -5)
• Zone 6a (-10-5F)
• Zone 6b (-5-0F)
• Zone 6b (-5 to 0)
• Zone 7a (0 to 5)
• Zone 7a (0-5F)
• Zone 7b (5 to 10)
• Zone 7b (5-10F)
• Zone 8a (10 to 15)
• Zone 8a (10-15F)
• Zone 8b (15-20F)
• Zone 9a (20 to 25)
• Zone 9a (20-25F)
• Zone 9b (25 to 30)
• Zone 9b (25-30F)
• Zone 10a (30 to 35)
• Zone 10a (30-35F)
• Zone 10b (35 to 40)
• Zone 10b (35-40F)

Light Requirements

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• Full Sun (min. 6 hours a day)
• Full Sun (min. 6 hours a day)/Part Shade
• Full Sun (min. six hours a day)
• Full Sun (min. six hours a day)/Part Shade

Seed In

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• Early Spring
• Early Spring-Summer
• Early Summer
• Early-mid Summer
• Early/mid Summer
• Fall-Spring
• Fall-Winter
• Late Fall-Spring
• Late Spring
• Late Spring-Summer
• Late Summer
• Late Winter
• Late Winter, Fall
• Late Winter-Spring
• Mid-late Spring
• Mid-Spring
• Mid-Spring-Summer
• Mid-Spring/Summer
• Mid-Winter
• Spring
• Spring, Fall
• Spring-Fall
• Spring-Summer
• Summer
• Winter, Fall
• Winter-Fall
• Winter-Spring
• Year round

Seeding Depth

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• 1/16 in.
• 1/8 in.
• 1/4 in.
• 1/4 - 1/2 in.
• 1/2 in.
• 1/2 - 3/4 in.
• 1/2-3/4 in.
• 3/4 in.
• 3/4 - 1 in.
• 1 in.
• Surface
• Surface - 1/2 in.

Days to Sprout

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• 3-5
• 3-7
• 3-8
• 4-6
• 4-7
• 4-10
• 5-7
• 5-8
• 5-10
• 5-12
• 5-14
• 6-8
• 6-10
• 6-15
• 7-10
• 7-12
• 7-14
• 7-21
• 8-15
• 10-12
• 10-21
• 14-21
• 21-28
• 50-60
• 5-14 days
• 7-14 days
• 7-21 days
• 2-3 months
• 3-4 weeks
• 3-6 weeks
• 6-8 weeks

Optimal Soil Temperature (F)

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• 40-50
• 45-65
• 50-55
• 50-60
• 50-65
• 50-80
• 52-63
• 55
• 55-65
• 55-75
• 55-77
• 59-68
• 60-65
• 60-70
• 60-86
• 60-95
• 65
• 65-68
• 65-70
• 65-72
• 65-75
• 65-80
• 65-85
• 68
• 68-72
• 68-75
• 68-80
• 68-86
• 70
• 70-75
• 70-80
• 70-95
• 73
• 75
• 75-80
• 75-85
• 77
• 77-88
• 80
• 85-95
• 86
• 88
• 65–70
• 72–75
• 1-2 Week Cold Stratification Period + 60-70F
• 4-6 Week Cold Stratification Period + 65-70F
• 4-6 Week Cold Stratification Period + 65-75F

Plant Spacing

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• 1-2 feet
• 1-3 feet
• 2-3 feet
• 2-4 feet
• 3-5 feet
• 4-6 feet
• 1-2 ft.
• 1-3 ft.
• 2 ft.
• 2-3 ft.
• 2-4 ft.
• 2-5 ft.
• 3-4 ft.
• 4-8 ft.
• 4-6 in.
• 4-10 in.
• 4-12 in.
• 6-8 in.
• 6-12 in.
• 6-18 in.
• 6-20 in.
• 8-12 in.
• 8-14 in.
• 8-16 in.
• 8-24 in.
• 12-18 in.
• 12-20 in.
• 18-4 in.
• 18-24 in.
• 18-30 in.
• 18-36 in.
• 24-30 in.
• 24-32 in.
• 24-36 in.
• 4-10 inches
• 8-12 inches
• 8-16 inches
• 8-20 inches
• 8-24 inches
• 12-18 inches
• 18-24 inches
• 18-36 inches
• 24-30 inches
• Dense

Average Days from Seed to Harvest

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• 27-90
• 28-35
• 30
• 30-40
• 30-55
• 30-70
• 30-90
• 35-45
• 40-50
• 40-60
• 40-70
• 45-70
• 45-90
• 45-100
• 50-60
• 50-70
• 50-100
• 55
• 55-70
• 55-95
• 60
• 60-65
• 60-70
• 60-80
• 60-90
• 70
• 70-80
• 70-90
• 70-100
• 75
• 75-85
• 75-90
• 75-100
• 75-115
• 80
• 80-90
• 80-95
• 80-100
• 80-120
• 85
• 85-90
• 85-110
• 90
• 90-95
• 90-100
• 90-110
• 90-120
• 90-125
• 100
• 100-110
• 100-120
• 100-150
• 100-200
• 110
• 110-115
• 110-120
• 120
• 120-140
• 120-150
• 120-240
• 130-150
• 275
• 300-400
• 30+
• 40+
• 65+
• 80+
• 90+
• 100+
• 120+
• 135+
• 150+
• 175+
• 200+
• 250+
• 365+
• 70 (young), 90 (mature)
• N/A
• Second year
• Second Year
• ~25
• ~75
• ~90
• ~100
• ~105+
• ~110
• ~160+