An improved Catalina! Rich dark-green leaf color on upright large plants. Very slow bolting. Tasty!

Planting Instructions:
Sow seed outdoors as soon as the danger of frost is past. Plant in rows 2ft. apart, spacing seeds 2 in. apart in the row. Cover with 1/2 in. of fine soil, well pressed down. Thin to 10in. apart when seedlings are 2 in. tall. Seed can take up to 2 weeks to germinate. Cut leaves frequently, as this will encourage new growth. Fertilize every 2 weeks with 10-52-17 formula and Liquid Seaweed for vigorous plants.

Also called Asparagus beans or Chinese Long beans. This variety produces rich green, long, slender, round stringless pods. These beans are very crisp, tender and delicious. Far superior to standard varieties for its flavour and ability to grow in a wide range of conditions. 70 Days. Pole Bean

A quick-growing, climbing Bean with very attractive bright scarlet-red flowers. Vines are 9ft. high. Pods are 8 in. long, stringless and tender when young. 

This tasty salad green does not require any special attention and will last all summer long! Unique peppery-sweet flavour. Also known as "Roquette".


Planting Instructions:
Seed outdoors as soon as weather and soil conditions permit. Cover seed lightly with soil, 6–7 seeds per 1 ft. of row. Average garden soil and a sunny location will produce loads of lettuce. Thin to 8 in. apart when 2 in. high. Successive seeding every 10–14 days will provide fresh lettuce all summer long. Lettuce may also be planted in the flower garden as a contrast plant.

Dwarf sized plants with delicate purple flowers. The compact yet productive plants are beautiful in any garden space- from containers to standard rows. The early maturing, bright green, shiny, pods are flat and crunchy. In ground plants will reach 24 in., container grown plants might be smaller.

Growing Guide:
Peas Planting and Care

Pro Tip:
Keep the soil moist and mulch to retain moisture. Ideal growing temperatures are between 10°C and 21°C.

Beets Detroit Dark is a classic heirloom variety known for its deep red color and tender, sweet flesh. This beet matures in approximately 58 days, offering smooth, round roots perfect for roasting, pickling, or enjoying fresh in salads. The dark green leaves are also edible and make a nutritious addition to any dish. This reliable and productive variety is a favorite among gardeners for its consistent yield and rich flavor.

7g of beet seed sows about 25ft. row.

This should be your earliest-ever Cucumber. All-female flowers means you don't need bees early in the season to cross-pollinate. And you get a huge crop for early pickling or salads. Harvest when 4-6 in. European-type, unusual skin texture.

An improved Black Seeded Simpson type. Very quick to grow and extremely bolt resistant. This will extend your harvest to over 45 days or more, giving ample fresh Lettuce from the garden.


Planting Instructions:
Seed outdoors as soon as weather and soil conditions permit. Cover seed lightly with soil, 6-7 seeds per 1ft. of row. Average garden soil and a sunny location will produce loads of lettuce. Thin to 8 in. apart when 2 in. high. Successive seeding every 10-14 days will provide fresh lettuce all summer long. Lettuce may also be planted in the flower garden as a contrast plant. 

(21 Days) Most radishes get bitter and brittle from the hot summer but Rover keeps its' cool! Rover is extra early, holds well in the field, and has less of a tendency to produce oval radishes under heat stress than other varieties. The smooth, dark-red roots are extremely uniform and attractive with crisp, white flesh. Very widely adapted. They have rich flavour with a refreshing nip.

Planting Instructions:
Radishes are very quick growing, plant as early as possible in spring. Cool weather develops a fine mild flavor. In many cases Radishes fail to bulb properly in hot weather. If you desire Radishes over an extended time, plant at 1 week intervals, in a cooler shady place in the garden. Plant 1 cm (1/2 in) deep, 1 cm (1/2 in) apart in rows 45 cm (18 in) apart. Radishes grow best in lighter soils. If your soil is heavy work in lots of organic matter in the rows before sowing seed.

This improved version of Sugar Snap produces the sweetest dark green snap peas with an excellent crunch. Super Sugar Snap's 10cm (4") long, plump pods grow in pairs on 1.5-2m (5-6') tall vines. The most renown snap pea for its incomparable flavour and high yields. The vigorous climbing vines must be trellised. Although Super Sugar Snap is not resistant to the enation virus, it is typically trouble free, providing easy-to-harvest peas in June and July.

A very nice, slightly curled mustard with light green, ruffled leaves. Although this heirloom variety can be grown to full size for cooking, the baby leaves are spectacular raw, and work particularly well in salad mixes for the market. Tokyo Bekana Organic mustard seeds are sometimes listed as "small Chinese cabbage," but it's closer to lettuce in texture, with a surprisingly sweet flavour that is neither hot (like some other mustards) or bitter (like some lettuces). At full size, its delicate leaves develop succulent white petioles, making it good for bunching. As if all that weren't enough, it is slow bolt in summer, and is hardy enough to grow all winter if you provide some cover.

A dual purpose gourd, Emerald can be harvested when young for use as a fresh vegetable like cucumber or zucchini, or left to mature for use as a luffa. Our replacement for Miriam Sponge Gourd, Emerald needs trellising to keep its smooth 45-50cm (15-20") cylindical fruit straight. Fruit becomes very fibrous as it matures and can then be dried for use as a luffa sponge.