(100 days) French heirloom variety. Flat fruits shaped like cheese blocks. Sweet, delicious orange flesh. Great for pies and custards. 100 days. Pumpkins average 10 to 25 lbs. 200/oz. 7 days 72F Sow directly in peat pots or packs and … more
Sibley Squash, c.maxima. Hubbard type with moderately vigorous 12-15′ vines. Teardrop shaped slate blue fruit have very shallow ribs, 10-12″ long by 8-9″ diameter. about 8-10 lbs. Skin is incredibly hard when reaching maturity. Excellent for shipping. Medium thick sweet … more
(C. moschata) Prized for its uniform shape, rich dry yellow-orange flesh, nutty flavor and high-yielding vines. Fruits are 3-6 pounds and exceptional keepers. The result of years of patient refinement and selection by Bob Young of Waltham, Massachusetts. AAS winner … more
Annual. Blooms in summer. Full sun. 2′- 3′ tall. Papery pompom like flowers in dazzling shades of pink, red, yellow, orange, purple, rose, and white. Strawflower, also known by its botanical name, Helichrysum, is a classic colorful flower for everlasting … more
A tall strong multi-head type. A mixture of brown and terra-coloured flowers all having dark centres. Tall strong stemmed, side branching multi-headed variety. Earthwalker provides a new range of colors for home gardeners-a variety of earth tones. They range from … more
Soroya produces rich orange 4-6″ flowers with dark center on 72″ stalks. This variety is tall enough to be used for a background and will compliment any garden. (95-100 days) Each plant yields 20-25 stems. When plants are 4 inches … more
Tiffany sunflower produce what is probably the finest quality sunflower for florists and market tables. Very short and bright orange petals perfectly round. The center is almost black for wonderful contrast. Plants grow to 6′. 20 seed … more
(Tagetes lucida) Beautiful, glossy leaves with small anise-scented orange flowers. The darling of many renowned Southwestern chefs, some even make a pesto from it! Thrives in warm, well drained, sunny areas. Plants grow 12-24″. Perennial in zones 8-11. Average 20 … more
These nutritious, glossy green leaves are born above brightly colored stems that including yellow, gold, orange, pink, crimson, lavender, and purple. The colors show up on the seedlings, so you can start them and pick and choose which colors you … more
This packet has a rainbow selection of seven fun gourmet colors and flavors. Varieties include: Sundrop (orange), Miribelle (yellow), Brown Cherry (brown), Sugar Sweetie (red), Green Grape (green), Super Snow White (creamy white), and Bi Color Cherry (red/yellow). The seeds … more
This is a Botanical Interests 600 mg. packet. Perennial, Shades of yellow, orange, brown, and rust, Blooms in Spring Full Sun, Partial Sun, 8″-12″ tall, Zones 3-8. If you have an English garden, this perennial is a must. Flowers are … more
Watermelon Orange Tendersweet is a very well known variety of orange fleshed watermelon. Tendersweet Orange Watermelon features a juicy, bright orange flesh with white seeds. Features a very tender flesh. The rinds are stronger than in OrangeGlo Watermelons,. can be … more
Zinnia Fireball Blend Seeds Zinnia elegans An eye-engaging combination, these 4″ – 5″ bright beauties have amazing, intense color. The heat-loving, tall plants are great for the back of the flowerbed, and are a sight to behold when planted in … more
This zinnia mix will flower July to frost and only be about 6 inches. Full Sun, Fleuroselect Gold Medal Winner 2007. Aztec Sunset produces plants with attractive, long-lasting flowers in an excellent mix with some striking unique very double colors. … more
Zinnia “Candy Corn” mix is a combo of bright orange and bright yellow. This combination I created reminds me of “candy corn”. Bright yellow and bright orange make this combination a show stopper! Brighten up any corner of your yard … more
Cut and Come Again is an annual mix that blooms summer to fall frost. 2′ – 3′ tall. Full sun. 2 1/2″ double flowers in hot shades of pink, rose, magenta, scarlet, orange, yellow, and cream. ‘Cut and Come Again’ … more
Zinnia “Hot Colors” Mix.Hot combination of yellow, orange and deep red zinnias make this a “hot combo indeed! Direct sow in early spring after the danger of frost has passed. Sequential plantings every 2–4weeks apart will provide continuous color and … more
