Annual. If you think Oriental Poppies eye-catching, just wait until you see the ruffled explosion of color from Peony Poppies! These fully double 4″”-5″” colorful poppies (red, red striped, pink, pale rose, salmon, cream, and white to dark purple) would … more
(100-110 days) Wonderful large Heirloom variety. Ol Zeb’s has an unusual florescent orange color with a long wispy handle that gives it the heirloom New England Halloween quality. Ol Zeb’s is a high yielder with 20 to 30 lb fruits. … more
Salpiglossis sinuata Spectacular Chilean relative of the petunia, introduced in 1824. Branching 12-24″ stems with 2″ striped trumpet-shaped flowers in a wide range of metallic colors. Salpiglossis comes from two Greek words meaning trumpet and tongue, referring to the velvet-like … more
Castilleja coccinea, Scarlet Indian Paintbrush is an extremely popular, well known wildflower and an important source of nectar for hummingbirds. The inconspicuous flowers bloom within a dense cluster of beautiful leafy bracts that are brilliant shades of orange, red, or … more
(C. pepo) A beautiful, ribbed ornamental pumpkin that has deep orange skin with green stripes between the ribbing. Productive plants, fruits weigh 4-6 pounds. Virtually unseen in the U.S., sure to be a great seller at roadside and market stands. … more
(Cucurbita maxima) Heirloom variety obtained by James Robinson from an Amish gardener in Maryland. One of the best processing pumpkins we have ever grown. The slightly pale orange flesh measures up to 5″ thick, and the largest fruits weigh 60-80 … more
Blue Hubbard (110 Days) This reliable old variety produces 15-30 lb. fruits on vigorous vines. Hubbard squash are believed to have originated in the West Indies. The fruit has excellent storage qualities; flesh is best baked. An old time favorite … more
(C. moschata) First offered by the Aggeler & Musser Seed Company of Los Angeles in 1922. Beautiful dull bronze-orange skin. Fruits weigh 5-8 pounds on average and have deep-orange, moist, sweet flesh. Needs a long growing season to completely mature. … more
100 days, 4-5″ fruit, 1-1/12 lbs. yellow green orange fruit. A carnival type squash with fewer oversized fruit, similar color and flesh quality. Highly ornamental with great eating quality. Approx. 20-25 seed. … more
Georgia Candy Roaster (112 days) Much like the regular heirloom Banana squash, but these get even bigger, up to 60 lbs! The long cylindrical fruit has thin pink skin and delicious orange flesh, is perfect for baking and pies. This … more
Jarrahdale (100 Days) Heirloom native to Australia with wonderful blue gray skin with heavy ribbing. As decorative as it is tasty! An Australian heirloom, Jarrahdale has a flattened, deeply ribbed pumpkin shape with a shiny, light blue-gray skin. Weighing in … more
Jumbo Pink Banana (105 Days) Thick, fine grained and light orange flesh of this perennial favorite. Grows to 20″ and 15 lb average. Delicious flavor! Cucurbita maxima. Plant produces good yields of 30″ long banana shaped pinkish color squash. This … more
(108 days) Old Long Island Heirloom known as the original “Cheese Wheel” ! Smooth heavily ribbed tanned skin with a deep orange somewhat sweet flesh. Not very prolific, but one of the favorite baking varieties! (6-10 lb.) Long Island Cheese … more
(C. maxima) Beautiful large gray-green bumpy turbans average 10 pounds. Heirloom winter squash from Italy. Sweet dry flesh, flavor improves with storage. Good keeper. 95-100 days. The heirloom Sea pumpkin of Chioggia, on the coast of Italy, The large turban … more
Musquee De Provence (80 days) Also called “Muscat de Provence”, French Heirloom rare winter variety. Flattened extremely tanned 5 to 10 lb fruits have a smooth orange terra-cotta finish to it. Deep ridges and sweet flesh. Particularly know for lasting … more
Queenlands Blue (100-110 days) Australian cultivar introduced in the U.S. in the 1930s; blue-gray 6-10 lb fruit with deep ribbing; buttercup shape, orange flesh, good flavor; stores well! Excellent specialty variety for market and home. Tender Annual. A superb winter … more
