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Which vegetable do you use the most of? Chances are it is either the onion or the tomato. Many home gardeners start their exploration into vegetable gardening with one or both of these. Tomatoes are the number one homegrown vegetable, not only because we use so many of them, but because they taste better fresh off the backyard vine. But, there is no need to stop with just these. Now you can choose from over 40 varieties of organic vegetable starter plants that will be delivered to your door at the right time of year. There is no reason not to have your own farmstand full of fresh, flavorful organic produce. To purchase our vegetable plants, please use this link. We also have a full line of vegetable gardening supplies to help you have a truly successful gardening season. Below is a quick list of vegetables available this year. |
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| Artichoke-Globe Asparagus-Sweet Purple Asparagus-UC157F1 Broccoli-Arcadia Brussel Sprouts-Oliver F1 Cabbage-Bilko F1 Napa Cabbage-Emerald Cross F1 Cabbage-Red Express Cauliflower-Snowball Y Improved Celery-Tall Utah Celery Cucumber-Marketmore 76 Eggplant-Black Beauty Eggplant-Rosa Bianca Fennel-Florence Bulbing Leek-Bandit Melon-Cantaloupe-Hale's Best Melon-Honeydew-Swan Lake Melon-Watermelon-Crimson Sweet Onion-Egyptian Walking Onion-New York Pepper-Cal Wonder Sweet Pepper Pepper-Anaheim Chili Pepper-Early Jalapeno Chili Pepper-Poblano/Ancho Chili Pepper-Purple Beauty Bell Sweet Pepper Pepper-Yankee Bell Sweet Pepper |
Pumpkin-Baby Pam Rhubarb-Victoria Salad Greens-Arugula Salad Greens-Crispino Iceberg Lettuce Salad Greens-Hot Shot Spicy Mustard Salad Greens-Pirat Head Lettuce Salad Greens-Radicchio Indigo Spinach-Renegade Squash-Butternut Squash-Spaghetti Squash-Yellow Crookneck Squash-Zucchini-Dark Green Swiss Chard-Rainbow Chard Tomato-Cherokee Purple Tomato-Green Zebra Tomato-Roma VFN Tomato-Rutgers Tomato-Supersteak VFN Tomato-Sweet 100 Tomato-Yellow Pear
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