Vegetable Seeds

Yellowstone Carrot Seeds: Bright and Early Harvest Brighten your garden with Yellowstone Carrot Seeds, celebrated for their deep yellow color and robust growth. Ideal for all gardeners, these carrots mature earlier and compete well against weeds. Key Features: Harvest Time: 60-80 days Size: 6-8 inches with a blunter tip Soil: Well-drained, pH 6.5 to 7.5 Sunlight: Full sun Planting: Sow 2 inches apart Zones: 3-9 Enjoy vibrant, flavorful carrots sooner with Yellowstone, perfect for adding a splash of color to your meals and garden!

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Organic Belgian Endive Seeds – Gourmet Witloof Chicory Grow Belgian Endive, a gourmet vegetable prized for its crisp texture, pale yellow leaves, and pleasantly bitter flavor. Perfect for salads, appetizers, or roasted dishes, it adds elegance to any meal. Why You'll Love It 🥗 Versatile: Ideal raw or cooked – great for salads, dips, or grilling.🥗 Nutritious: Rich in Vitamin K, Vitamin A, and fiber.🥗 Unique Flavor: Tangy bitterness enhances a variety of dishes. Planting Details Latin Name: Cichorium intybus Germination: 7-14 days Harvest: 100-140 days Zones: 3-12, perennial Add sophistication to your garden and kitchen with Belgian Endive. Order today and grow your own gourmet experience! 🥗

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Cherry Belle Radish Seeds – NON-GMO, Fast Growing Harvest crisp, cherry-red radishes in just 20 days! Cherry Belle Radishes (Raphanus sativus) are easy to grow, packed with Vitamin C, and perfect for snacking or salads. Why You'll Love Them 🌱 Quick Growth: Ready in as little as 20 days.🌱 Delicious & Nutritious: Bright red radishes with firm, white flesh.🌱 Beginner-Friendly: Thrives in gardens or containers. Planting Tips Soil: Well-drained Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade Spacing: Sow 1 inch apart, thin to 2 inches Order today and enjoy fresh, flavorful radishes fast! 🌱

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Bloomsdale Long Standing Spinach Seeds – NON-GMO Grow lush, nutrient-packed Bloomsdale Long Standing Spinach (Spinacia oleracea), a favorite among gardeners for its exceptional yields and cold-hardy nature. This fast-growing, annual spinach thrives in early spring or late fall, rewarding you with tender, deep green leaves bursting with Vitamins A, C, and iron. Why Choose Bloomsdale Spinach? 🥬 High Yields: Enjoy continuous harvests of nutrient-rich leaves.🥬 Cold-Tolerant: Perfect for early spring or late fall planting.🥬 Fast Growing: Germinates in 6-21 days and matures in just 45-55 days. Planting Instructions Soil: Well-drained, rich in organic matter Spacing: 6-8 inches apart Depth: ½ inch Light: Full sun to partial shade Elevate your garden with this easy-to-grow spinach variety. Order Bloomsdale Spinach Seeds today and enjoy fresh, nutritious greens all season long! 🥬

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Mixed True Potato Seeds - Diploid, Low Dormancy Explore the distinctive qualities of diploid potatoes, celebrated for their exceptional flavors and vivid colors. Originating from the Andes, these seeds yield smaller potatoes compared to common tetraploid types but excel in both flavor and appearance. Ideal for gardeners in varied climates, from warm regions where potatoes are less common to traditional cooler gardens. Key Features: Superior Flavor and Visual Appeal: Delight in the diverse tastes and eye-catching beauty of these potatoes. Climate Versatility: Thrives in both warmer and cooler conditions, making them a flexible choice for different gardening zones. Continuous Cultivation: Suitable for planting multiple cycles per year, although refrigeration may be necessary to preserve tubers for future planting. Seed Diversity: Heirloom and Custom Breeds: Each packet contains a dynamic mix of heirloom varieties and unique breeds, refreshed annually by about 20%. While some variability is expected in plant performance, with occasional smaller or non-tuber-producing plants, the image provided reflects the general variety you can expect from these seedlings.

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Sun Gold F1 Tomato Seeds | Solanum Lycopersicum Sun Gold F1 Tomatoes are irresistibly sweet and juicy with a high sugar content, making them a favorite for salads and snacks. These golden-yellow cherry tomatoes weigh less than an ounce and develop their delicious flavor even before full maturity. Key Features: Fruit Size: ½–1 oz | Days to Maturity: 65 days Plant Type: Indeterminate | Zones: 3–10 Light: Full Sun | Plant Spacing: 18–36 inches Disease Resistance: Fusarium Wilt, Tobacco Mosaic Virus Growing Tips: Sow seeds ¼" deep indoors before transplanting outdoors in the warm season. Ideal for snacking when partially ripe and fully sweet when mature. Enjoy the exceptional sweetness and flavor of Sun Gold F1 Tomatoes, a must-have cherry tomato for your garden!

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Adzuki Soybean Seeds for Planting | Red Beans Grow your own Adzuki Beans, a nutritious and versatile red bean widely used in Asian cuisine. Perfect for soups, stews, side dishes, or as a flour substitute for baking, these beans are easy to cultivate and packed with health benefits. Key Features: Nutritional Powerhouse: High in fiber, protein, iron, and vitamins B and C, with low fat and calories. Easy to Grow: Ideal for beginner gardeners, thriving in well-draining soil and full sun. Plant seeds 1/2 inch deep and 1 inch apart. Versatile: Use fresh, dried, or canned for a variety of dishes. Enjoy the rich flavor and health benefits of homegrown Adzuki Beans!

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Grow Soybean (Glycine max), a warm-season legume valued for its protein-rich beans and productive garden growth. Depending on the variety, soybeans can be harvested young as edamame or allowed to fully mature and dry for storage, cooking, and other culinary uses. Why Choose These Seeds Productive warm-season legume Protein-rich beans for home vegetable gardens Can be harvested fresh or allowed to mature as dry beans Well suited to garden rows and raised beds Legume crop that works well in warm, sunny growing conditions At a Glance Plant Soybean – Glycine max Order contents As stated in the selected product option Plant type Warm-season annual legume Best for Vegetable gardens, raised beds, garden rows Light Full sun Mature height Approximately 2–4 ft, depending on variety Harvest Fresh green pods or mature dry beans Success starts with Warm soil, full sun, good drainage, and consistent moisture How to Start Sow seeds directly outdoors after frost danger has passed and the soil has warmed. Plant seeds approximately 1–1½ inches deep in loose, well-drained soil. Space seeds about 2–4 inches apart, leaving sufficient room between rows. Keep the soil consistently moist during germination and early growth without waterlogging it. Germination commonly occurs in approximately 5–10 days under warm conditions. Once plants are established, provide regular moisture, especially during flowering and pod development. Harvest pods while green and plump for fresh use, or allow them to mature and dry fully for dry beans. Set expectations: Germination, plant height, pod production, and days to maturity vary by soybean variety, temperature, moisture, and growing conditions. If the specific variety is not identified as an edamame type, culinary characteristics can differ. Frequently Asked Questions What exactly will I receive?You will receive Soybean (Glycine max) seeds in the quantity stated in the selected listing or product option. How long do Soybean seeds take to germinate?Soybeans commonly germinate in approximately 5–10 days when planted in warm, evenly moist soil. Should Soybeans be started indoors or direct sown?Direct sowing is generally recommended. Plant them outdoors after frost danger has passed and the soil has warmed. How long do Soybeans take to mature?Most varieties mature in approximately 70–120 days, depending on the cultivar and whether they are harvested green or allowed to dry. Can Soybeans be harvested as edamame?Some soybean varieties are specifically bred for edamame. If the variety is unspecified, do not assume it is an edamame cultivar; harvest quality and flavor may differ.

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Grown for centuries under names like Eschalion, Banana Shallot, and Echalote, Zebrune Shallot Seeds offer the delicate sweetness of shallots with the size and ease of onions. These elongated, bronze-skinned bulbs are a chef’s favorite—perfect for caramelizing, roasting, or slicing raw into vinaigrettes. Zebrune shallots form in tidy clusters and thrive in garden beds, containers, or raised rows. Whether you call them Mooseer, Sibuya, Ulle, or Torshi, these seeds produce a mild, complex allium that’s essential for home chefs and kitchen gardens. 🌟 Product Highlights: ✅ Mild, Sweet Flavor – Perfect balance of shallot depth and onion brightness✅ Elongated Bulbs – Easier to peel and prep✅ Spring or Fall Planting – 120–270 days to harvest✅ Zones 2–11 – Adapts to nearly any garden✅ Versatile Uses – Roast, sauté, ferment, pickle, or braid for storage✅ Also Known As: Echalote, Banana Shallot, Pink Shallot, Mooseer, Sibuya, Ulle 🌱 Why Grow Zebrune Shallot Seeds? 🧅 Easier to peel and slice than round shallots 🍽️ Gourmet flavor—milder than onions, richer than garlic 🪴 Grows in beds, containers, or permaculture systems 📦 Stores well when cured—ideal for braiding 🌎 Recognized in cuisines worldwide (French, Middle Eastern, Persian) 🔁 Grow year after year with proper seed-saving 🌿 Growing Tips: Germination: Sow seeds indoors 8–10 weeks before last frost or direct sow in fall Light: Full sun preferred; partial shade tolerated Soil: Loose, well-draining soil with compost worked in Spacing: Thin to 4–6 inches between plants; rows 12 inches apart Water: Keep soil evenly moist—avoid waterlogging Harvest: When tops yellow and fall—cure bulbs in shade for 1–2 weeks Companions: Pairs well with carrots, beets, and lettuce ❓ FAQ – Zebrune Shallot Seeds Are these true shallots or a hybrid onion?Zebrune is a hybrid allium with shallot lineage, producing true elongated bulbs with shallot flavor. Can I grow these in containers?Absolutely—just make sure your pots are 6–8 inches deep with good drainage. What is the best planting time?For Zones 6–11, fall planting yields larger bulbs. In cooler climates, plant in early spring. How are they different from traditional round shallots?Zebrune shallots are banana-shaped with thinner skins, easier prep, and a slightly milder flavor. Can I save seeds for next year?Yes—since these are biennial, allow second-year plants to flower and dry for seed-saving.

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Grow classic orange Jack O'Lantern pumpkins for autumn carving, decorating and home cooking. This warm-season vine needs full sun, fertile soil and generous space to spread.Key Features Approximately 20 seeds per packet Classic medium-sized orange carving pumpkin Edible flesh and roastable mature seeds Warm-season annual for spacious garden beds What's in the PackOne packet containing approximately 20 Jack O'Lantern pumpkin seeds. Seeds only; plants and harvested pumpkins are not included.Planting InstructionsWhen to SowDirect sow after frost danger has passed and soil temperatures are at least 65–70°F. In short-season areas, start indoors about 2–3 weeks before transplanting in biodegradable pots.Sowing and GerminationSow 1/2–1 inch deep. Keep the soil evenly moist and warm. Germination commonly takes 5–10 days under suitable conditions.Spacing and CarePlant in full sun and fertile, well-drained soil. Allow approximately 4–6 feet between hills and ample room for vines. Water deeply at soil level, especially during flowering and fruit development, while avoiding constantly saturated roots.Growing Information Botanical group Cucurbita pepo Life cycle Warm-season annual Sun Full sun Typical germination 5–10 days in warm soil Typical harvest Approximately 90–110 days, depending on conditions Pollination Requires insect or hand pollination between male and female flowers Harvest and CuringHarvest when fruits are fully orange, the rind resists a fingernail and the stem begins to dry. Cut rather than pull, leaving several inches of stem. Cure in a warm, dry, ventilated place before storage or carving.Frequently Asked QuestionsHow large will the pumpkins be?Size varies with the seed line, spacing, fertility and weather. Jack O'Lantern types are generally medium-sized carving pumpkins.Can they grow in containers?Only in very large containers with substantial soil volume, nutrition, water and space for vines. Garden beds are usually more practical.Is this seed certified non-GMO or organic?No such certification is claimed on this listing.Please note: Seed counts are approximate. Fruit size, shape, color and harvest timing vary with genetics and growing conditions.

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Pure Elegance in Every Layer: Plant Your Garden with White Sweet Spanish Onion Seeds! The flavor of white sweet spanish onions is sweet, and they lack a lot of the sharpness that certain onions have. White Sweet Spanish Onions have a globe-like form and are huge and white. They are simple to peel as well. For soups and salads that call for a mild onion flavor, White Sweet Spanish Onions are excellent. These long-day onions have good storage quality and are big, sweet, and mild. For salad onions or onion rings, white sweet spanish onions are the best option. Harvest them as scallions or let them to grow to a pound in weight. Name of the plant: Allium cepa Cycle of Life: Annual Full Sun is required for lighting When to Plant: Cool Season Type of Plant: Long Day Features: Container Garden, Deer Resistant, and Open Pollinated Fruit Size: 1 lb., 4-5 inch bulbs 110 days till maturity 2–6 inch plant spacing Planting Depth: 1/4–1′′ Method of Sowing: Direct Sow, Begin Indoors Lack of cold stratification Zones of Hardiness: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Savor the unmatched satisfaction of growing and enjoying your very own White Sweet Spanish Onions. Order now and relish the authentic flavors of your garden's bounty!

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Grow a summer crop with 50 Cowpea Seeds in your selected variety. Also called Southern peas or field peas, cowpeas (Vigna unguiculata) thrive in warm weather and produce peas for fresh shelling or drying. Choose from the available options to begin your planting. Why Grow Cowpeas? A heat-loving crop for the summer vegetable garden. Harvest plump peas for cooking fresh, or allow pods to dry for a later harvest. Explore varieties with different seed and pod characteristics. Growing Tips Direct sow outdoors after frost danger passes and soil warms above 65°F. Choose full sun and well-drained soil. Plant seeds approximately 3/4–1 inch deep. Allow space for the selected variety's growth habit: bush types can be planted more closely, while vining types need extra room. Keep moisture consistent during flowering and pod development without waterlogging the soil. Avoid excessive nitrogen fertilizer, which can encourage foliage at the expense of pods. Frequently Asked Questions Are these the same as cool-season garden peas?No. Cowpeas grow best in warm conditions. Sowing into cold, wet soil can cause seed to rot. Do all options have the same size and harvest date?No. Growth habit, pod appearance, and maturity vary by variety and growing conditions. Allow more space for vigorous or vining plants. When should I pick the pods?For shelling, pick mature pods while the peas are plump and before the pods dry. For dry peas, allow pods to dry before harvesting. Which variety will I receive?You receive 50 seeds of the option selected when ordering. The available names are shown in the variety selector.

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Grow California Blackeye Cowpea, a classic heirloom warm-season legume known for its creamy beans with distinctive black “eyes.” Productive and heat tolerant, this variety is a strong choice for vegetable gardens, raised beds, and larger garden rows where dependable summer crops are needed. Why Choose These Seeds Classic heirloom black-eyed pea variety Produces creamy beans with distinctive dark centers Heat tolerant and well suited to warm-season growing Excellent for vegetable gardens, raised beds, and field rows Can be harvested fresh or allowed to dry for storage At a Glance Plant California Blackeye Cowpea Order contents 100 seeds Plant type Warm-season legume Best for Vegetable gardens, raised beds, rows, warm-climate growing Light Full sun Growth habit Bushy to semi-vining Harvest Fresh peas or dried beans Days to maturity Approximately 60–80 days Success starts with Warm soil, full sun, good drainage, and regular watering How to Start Sow seeds directly outdoors after the soil has warmed and frost danger has passed. Plant seeds about 1 inch deep in loose, well-drained soil. Keep the soil evenly moist during germination and early growth. Germination commonly occurs in approximately 5–10 days under warm conditions. Space seedlings to allow good airflow and healthy pod development. Harvest pods young for fresh use, or allow them to fully mature and dry on the plant for dried beans. Avoid excessive nitrogen fertilizer, as legumes can produce lush foliage at the expense of pods. Set expectations: Germination, plant size, and maturity time can vary depending on soil temperature, moisture, spacing, and local climate. Cowpeas perform best in warm conditions and may grow slowly in cool soil. Frequently Asked Questions What exactly will I receive?One order contains 100 California Blackeye Cowpea seeds. How long do California Blackeye Cowpeas take to mature?Plants typically reach harvest in about 60–80 days, depending on whether you harvest the peas fresh or allow them to fully dry. Should I start Cowpea seeds indoors or direct sow them?Direct sowing is usually preferred. Cowpeas grow quickly in warm soil and generally establish well when planted directly in the garden. Are California Blackeye Cowpeas heat tolerant?Yes. Cowpeas are well known for their heat tolerance and are especially useful in warm summer gardens. Can I harvest them as both fresh peas and dried beans?Yes. Pods can be harvested earlier for fresh peas or left on the plant until fully mature and dry for storage beans.

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Grow Perfect Round Zucchini: Your Summer Garden Essential! - NON-GMO Level up your summer gardening game with our exceptional Round Zucchini Summer Squash Seeds! Experience the joy of a flourishing garden, yielding a generous harvest of mouthwatering, round zucchinis. Perfect for beginners and experts alike, these premium seeds ensure hassle-free cultivation and abundant yields throughout the season. Delight your taste buds with nutritious and delicious zucchinis, adding a touch of perfection to your culinary creations. Don't wait any longer – seize this opportunity to order now and relish the satisfaction of growing your own homegrown, delectable zucchinis! Seed Type: Round Zucchini Summer Squash Characteristics: Produces round-shaped zucchinis Planting Season: Ideal for summer planting Growth: Vigorous growth and development Yield: Abundant harvest throughout the season Versatility: Suitable for various culinary uses Nutritional Value: Packed with essential vitamins and nutrients Ease of Cultivation: Beginner-friendly and easy to grow Disease Resistance: Shows resistance to common plant diseases Quality Assurance: Premium, high-quality seeds Gardener Experience: Suitable for all levels of gardening expertise Directly sow seeds into the soil between mid-spring and mid-summer. Sow Depth: 1" Plant Spacing: 16" - 24"Where There Is at Least 6+ Hours of Full Sun, Plant Seeds45 days until harvest

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Table Queen Acorn Winter Squash Seeds, NON-GMO Table Queen Acorn Winter Squash (Cucurbita pepo) is a popular variety of winter squash that was established as an heirloom in 1913. Fruits produced will grow to 6" and have dark ribbed olive skin with yellow to orange flesh. Excellent for baking. Harvest before frost Market Size: 1.5 Lbs.Maturity: 80 DaysPlanting Depth: 1"Distance Apart in Row: 16-24"Rows Apart: 36-120"Plant in Full Sun After Chance of Final Frost

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Little Finger Carrot Seeds – Heirloom | Non-GMO | 150 Seeds Meet the Little Finger Carrot — a gourmet heirloom variety prized for its petite size, deep orange color, and nearly coreless flesh. At just 3–4 inches long, these sweet, tender carrots are a gardener's secret weapon for container gardens, raised beds, and small-space growing. Harvest them in as little as 65 days and enjoy a crunchy, flavorful carrot straight from your garden. Growing Details Common Name: Little Finger Carrot Botanical Name: Daucus carota 'Little Finger' Type: Heirloom, Open-Pollinated Maturity Size: Deep orange, 3"–4" long, nearly coreless Days to Maturity: 65 days Light Requirement: Full Sun / Partial Shade Planting Season: Cool Season (Spring & Fall) Sowing Method: Direct Sow Planting Depth: 1/8"–1/4" Plant Spacing: 2" apart Why Gardeners Love Little Finger Carrots 🥕 Perfect for containers — compact size fits pots, planters, and raised beds 🌱 Heirloom & Non-GMO — save seeds year after year ⚡ Fast harvest — ready in just 65 days 😋 Gourmet flavor — sweet, tender, and nearly coreless 🌿 Cool-season performer — ideal for spring and fall planting Frequently Asked Questions Are these seeds Non-GMO? Yes. Little Finger Carrot seeds are 100% heirloom and Non-GMO. You can also save seeds from your harvest to replant next season. Can I grow Little Finger Carrots in containers? Absolutely. Their compact 3–4" size makes them one of the best carrot varieties for container and small-space gardening. When is the best time to plant? Plant in early spring (4–6 weeks before last frost) or in late summer for a fall harvest. They thrive in cool weather. How deep should I plant the seeds? Sow seeds 1/8"–1/4" deep and thin seedlings to 2" apart once they reach 2" tall for best results. How many seeds are included? Each packet contains 150 Little Finger Carrot seeds — enough for a generous planting in your garden or containers.

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Waltham Butternut Winter Squash Seeds - Heirloom Waltham Butternut Winter Squash seeds grow as cool season tender annuals that are fast-maturing. As the summer season fades, butternut squash varieties are the most popular winter squash for gardeners to plant everywhere. Waltham Butternut Squash can be enjoyed as a sweet or savory dish by baking its velvety texture with cinnamon or making a rich butternut soup. As Waltham Butternut varieties yield an abundant crop, winter squash develops its oval bell-like shape with bright-orange flesh and tan exterior. As the holidays approach, store your squash for months over winter by curing them before the first frost. 85-90 days.

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Plant Yellow Sweet Spanish Onion Seeds A unique and versatile onion, our Yellow Sweet Spanish onion is perfectly suited to grow in any climate or region! Grows mild, sweet globes in both Long and Intermediate Day areas. Will grow as scallions in the South. North or South, our Yellow Sweet Spanish is the onion for you!Produces large sweet onions – sometimes weighing in excess of a pound each! This delicious onion stores well, and produces a mild and pleasing taste that works perfectly in a wide array of dishes. Days to Maturity: 115Size/Shape: Large GlobeSkin Color: Dark YellowFlesh: MildStorage: Short

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RED KURI – "JAPANESE SQUASH" WINTER SQUASH SEEDS - ORGANICALLY GROWN This winter squash is known by many names including "RED KURI" or "JAPANESE PUMPKIN." The reason it is called winter squash is that it develops a thick skin that allows it to keep for months into the winter (in a cool place). You can continue to enjoy this extremely sweet nutritious squash from your garden for months after the last harvest. It has a taste that is sweeter than butternut, somewhere between pumpkin & sweet potato.This vine gives you numerous 3-7 pound delicious very dark yellow-fleshed squash. It has a hard deep red-orange skin and is shaped like a teardrop. Winter squash provides complex carbohydrates, fiber, iron, potassium & niacin. The orange flesh is high in beta carotene (vitamin A) & vitamin C.The darker the orange color, the more beta carotene it has. A 4-ounce serving has about 29 - 43 calories.Maturity: About 90 DaysEASY PLANTING DIRECTIONS: Plant seeds 1" inch deep in the garden in the spring when there is no danger of frost & it is warm in your planting zone. Plant 6-8 seeds in a small hill or mound of soil & space them 3-4' feet apart. If you started them outdoors, thin the hill to the 3 healthiest plants.*You can start seeds indoors in individual peat pots indoors 2 to 3 weeks before the last frost. Just cover the seeds with 1/2 - 3/4" inch soil. Transplant them outdoors when there is no chance of frost.GERMINATION: You should begin to see the seeds sprouting in anywhere from 1-2 weeks depending on the weather, soil temperature, and amount of sun that they get. Keep the soil moist, but not soggy, since all seeds will rot if they get too much water.Squash love rich, well-drained soil & lots of SUN!!Water well, but DON'T OVERWATER or use much high nitrogen fertilizerHARVEST: Before frost when the skin is dark orange and hard. ** CUT THE STEM** (DON'T SNAP IT OFF) LEAVING AS many stems AS POSSIBLE ATTACHED so it will store longer in winterKEEP the harvested squash for about a week in a warm, dry spot in the sun to cure & harden the skin so it will store well into the winterIDEALLY Store & ripen for 2 weeks at about 75°F, then in a place where the temperature is from 45°- 55 ° F. The flavor reaches its peak about 1.5-3 months after harvest.

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If you're looking to grow delicious, compact winter squash with a hint of sweet potato flavor – Delicata is your go-to variety. This heirloom favorite produces creamy white fruits with green stripes and a tender, sweet interior. Why Grow Delicata Squash? 🍠 Sweet, nutty flavor – reminiscent of sweet potato 📏 Compact vines – ideal for smaller gardens 🌞 Thrives in full sun – reliable performance outdoors 🏆 AAS Winner – proven quality and productivity 🌱 Perfect for roasting or stuffing – skin is edible when cooked What’s in the Pack? Each pack contains approximately 20 Delicata squash seeds. Expect fruits weighing 1–1½ lbs, with each plant producing up to 8 fruits on average. Planting Instructions Best Time to Plant: After last frost (outdoors) or indoors before Plant Depth: 1" deep Plant Height: 12–24" Spacing: 2–3 plants per hill, spaced 4–6 feet apart Sunlight: Full sun Soil: Well-drained, average fertility Harvest: 95 days from planting FAQs Is Delicata squash easy to grow? Yes. It’s relatively easy and well-suited for beginner gardeners. Just give it full sun and well-drained soil. Do you need to peel Delicata squash? No. The skin is thin and edible when cooked, which makes prep fast and easy. Can I grow Delicata in containers? It's possible in large containers with good drainage and room for vining, but ground planting is preferred for best yields. How many fruits per plant? Each plant can produce around 6–8 fruits on average under good conditions. Where to buy Delicata squash seeds for sale? At Seeds World, you can get fresh heirloom Delicata squash seeds shipped quickly within the U.S. Perfect for home gardens and small farms.

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Champion Radish Seeds | NON-GMO | Heirloom This radish is an excellent cooler weather variety, especially for short-season climates. This bright red, crisp, round radish has large tops. This variety is resistant to cold temperatures and is excellent for early or late plantings. It matures in just 25 days. Botanical Name: Raphanus sativus 'Champion'Height: 4 - 5 inches.Spacing: 2 - 3 inches between plants, 12 - 24 inches between rows.Depth:1/4 inchSpread:4 - 5 inches.Light Required: Full SunGermination: 4 - 6 DaysForm: Vegetable, RadishSoil Requirements: Sandy SoilGrowth Rate: Fast growth rateFoliage: Green foliagePlanting Time: Cool SeasonSize at Maturity: 1" - 2" Diameter Quantity: 100 Champion Radish Seeds

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Grow Perpetual Spinach Swiss Chard, a productive leafy green prized for its tender leaves, mild flavor, and ability to produce repeated harvests over a long growing season. Despite the name, it is a type of Swiss chard rather than true spinach, and it is well suited to vegetable gardens, raised beds, and containers. Why Choose These Seeds Produces tender green leaves with a mild spinach-like flavor Ideal for repeated cut-and-come-again harvests More heat tolerant than many true spinach varieties Excellent for raised beds, containers, and kitchen gardens Productive over a long growing season At a Glance Plant Perpetual Spinach Swiss Chard Order contents 150 seeds Plant type Leafy vegetable Best for Vegetable gardens, raised beds, containers Light Full sun to partial shade Mature height Approximately 12–18 inches Harvest Repeated leaf harvests throughout the season Flavor Mild, tender, spinach-like Success starts with Consistent moisture, fertile soil, and regular harvesting How to Start Sow seeds directly outdoors in prepared soil, or start indoors a few weeks before transplanting. Plant seeds about 1/2 inch deep. Keep the soil evenly moist but not waterlogged. Germination commonly occurs in approximately 7–14 days. Thin seedlings to allow enough space for healthy leaf growth. Harvest outer leaves first, leaving the center of the plant intact so it can continue producing. For the best flavor and texture, harvest leaves while they are young and tender. Set expectations: Germination and growth can vary depending on temperature, moisture, soil fertility, and local growing conditions. Regular harvesting encourages continued leaf production. Frequently Asked Questions What exactly will I receive?One order contains 150 Perpetual Spinach Swiss Chard seeds. Is Perpetual Spinach actually spinach?No. Perpetual Spinach is a type of Swiss chard with tender green leaves and a mild flavor similar to spinach. How long do the seeds take to germinate?Seeds commonly germinate in approximately 7–14 days under suitable moisture and temperature conditions. Can I harvest the leaves more than once?Yes. It is excellent for cut-and-come-again harvesting. Pick the outer leaves and allow the center of the plant to continue growing. Can Perpetual Spinach be grown in containers?Yes. It grows well in containers provided they have good drainage and enough space for healthy root development.  

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Giant Fava Bean Seeds – Cool-Season Favorite Broad beans, also called fava beans, are easy to grow, cold-hardy (Zones 3–8), and perfect for cool seasons. Quick Growing Tips: Planting: Sow 1–2" deep, 6" apart in double rows (9" apart) during October–November (mild winters) or February–May. Soil: Enrich with compost; pH 6.0–6.5. Support: Stake or string tall plants to prevent falling. Harvest: Pick fresh when pods are plump or dry when pods shrivel. Versatile for fresh dishes or soups, fava beans thrive in cool climates but avoid excessive heat or humidity. Note: May cause allergies in some individuals.

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