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Seed Savers Melon - Amish (organic)

Amish melon was first offered in the Seed Savers Exchange Yearbook in 1983. Oval fruits are 9" long and weigh 4-7 pounds. Sweet orange flesh is very juicy with full muskmelon flavor and a rather thick rind. Produces good crops under almost any conditions

Melon - Amish (organic)

$3.99

Seed Savers Tomato - Mortgage Lifter (Halladay’s) (organic)

Kentucky family heirloom grown since the 1930s by three generations of James Halladay’s family. In a trial of 25 Mortgage Lifter types, Halladay’s produced the best crops of 1-2 pound pink beefsteak fruits.

Tomato - Mortgage Lifter (Halladay’s) (organic)

$3.99

Seed Savers Cucumber - Early Fortune (organic)

Also known as Special Dark Green, this variety was introduced around 1910 by the Jerome B. Rice Seed Company of Cambridge, New York. It originated with George Starr of Royal Oak, Michigan, who discovered it in a crop of Davis Perfect (now extinct). Fruits

Cucumber - Early Fortune (organic)

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Seed Savers Watermelon - Blacktail Mountain (organic)

Gorgeous green-black round fruits weigh 6-12 pounds. Deep scarlet flesh is super sweet, juicy, and crunchy. Perfect for short season areas; also does well in hot humid climates. Bred by SSE member Glenn Drowns in the 1970s when he lived in northern Idaho,

Watermelon - Blacktail Mountain (organic)

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Seed Savers Brussels Sprouts - Long Island Improved

A single stalk of this variety can bear 50-100 dark-green Brussels sprouts (florets) over an extended period. Compact plants produce sturdy spikes with edible florets that mature from the bottom up and take on sweeter tones after a light frost. Introduced

Brussels Sprouts - Long Island Improved

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Seed Savers Carrot - Scarlet Nantes (organic)

Also known as Early Coreless, this variety stores well and adapts well to different conditions. Its cylindrical roots are 7" long with blunt tips, and its fine-grained, bright red-orange flesh is nearly coreless, offering great flavor that's sweet and cri

Carrot - Scarlet Nantes (organic)

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Seed Savers Broccoli - De Cicco (organic)

An Italian broccoli introduced to the United States in 1890. Compact 2-3' plants produce a 4" central head. After the central head is harvested, a second yield of edible side shoots will develop. It is quite variable in its maturity, which creates an exte

Broccoli - De Cicco (organic)

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Seed Savers Pepper - Jalapeno Traveler Strain

From SSE member Larry Pierce of Cabool, Missouri. Named Traveler because Larry carried this seed with him when he moved to Oklahoma, Wyoming, and then Missouri. Sturdy plants covered in cylindrical fruits that average 3" long. Fruits ripen from green to b

Pepper - Jalapeno Traveler Strain

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Seed Savers Bean - Provider

Known as the most dependable early green bean, this easy-to-grow variety offers excellent flavor and is one of the best for freezing and canning. It germinates well in cooler soil, adapts to diverse soil and climate conditions, and is disease-resistant. R

Bean - Provider

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Seed Savers Bean - Painted Pony (organic)

A great dual purpose bean. Long thin pods are stringless and good for snap beans. The dry beans are excellent for soups and retain their markings when cooked. Very productive. Bush habit, 60 days for snaps, 80 days for dry beans. ±1,100 seeds/lb.

Bean - Painted Pony (organic)

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Seed Savers Tomato - Velvet Red (organic)

Winner of the 2009 Tomato Tasting at SSE's Heritage Farm. From SSE member Joe Bratka of Elmwood, New Jersey. Striking silvery gray dusty miller-type foliage. Heavy yields of 1" cherry tomatoes, excellent sweet flavor. Occasionally a non-silvery plant will

Tomato - Velvet Red (organic)

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Seed Savers Cucumber - Bushy (organic)

Produces bumper crops for fresh eating and pickling, with fruits seemingly growing overnight in peak season. A bush cucumber, this variety will take up only 2 or 3 square feet per plant. Introduced to American gardeners by Seed Savers Exchange in 1992, th

Cucumber - Bushy (organic)

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Seed Savers Pea - Amish Snap

A sweet and flavorful snowpea, this variety is a productive, vigorous climber. The pea came to Seed Savers Exchange from Charles Swenson. His grandfather brought the variety to Minnesota from Sweden in 1876. Charles says the peas are typically harvested w

Pea - Amish Snap

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Seed Savers Bean - Bountiful (organic)

In 1898 Abel Steele of Ferguson, Ontario won a $25.00 prize for naming this new variety from Peter Henderson & Company, previously known as New Green Bush Bean No. 1. Heavy crops of excellent quality, brittle, stringless 6-7" pods. Productive plants grow

Bean - Bountiful (organic)

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Seed Savers Tomato - Chocolate Cherry

Highly productive plants produce delightfully flavorful cherry tomatoes continuously throughout the summer. Round fruits are borne on trusses of 6-8 and measure 1" in diameter.

Tomato - Chocolate Cherry

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Seed Savers Spinach - America

This high-quality, heat- and drought-tolerant spinach is well-suited for spring sowing in long-day areas. Growing 8" tall with thick, deep-green, savoyed leaves, the acclaimed variety is slow to bolt.

Spinach - America

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Seed Savers Sunflower - Sunflower Mixture

A complete mixture of species and forms. If you can only plant one packet of sunflower seeds, this would be the one! Extended bloom period provides a nice supply of flowers for cutting from July until frost.

Sunflower - Sunflower Mixture

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Seed Savers Radish - Early Scarlet Globe

Early forcing radish for home or market gardeners, good for bunching. One-inch globes with bright red skin and white flesh. A sure cropper. Plant in the spring or fall.

Radish - Early Scarlet Globe

$3.99

Seed Savers Prairie - Butterflyweed

From midsummer until early fall, beautiful bright-orange flowers cover butterflyweed. This North American native attracts bees, hummingbirds, moths, and butterflies and is an eSeed Savers Exchangential host plant for Monarch butterflies.

Prairie - Butterflyweed

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Seed Savers Herb - Isle of Naxos Basil (organic)

A lettuce-leaf strain, this tall basil grows 24-30" and produces a steady crop of large, lush leaves, if its flowers are pinched off regularly.

Herb - Isle of Naxos Basil (organic)

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Seed Savers Herb - Dill Bouquet (organic)

This widely grown dill variety is a prolific producer of edible flowers, leaves, and seeds, all of which can be used for flavoring everything from pickles and salads to sauces and condiments. Early-maturing plants have dark-green leaves, 6" flowering umbe

Herb - Dill Bouquet (organic)

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Seed Savers Cucumber - A & C Pickling (organic)

Also known as Ace. Uniformly straight 10" fruits hold their dark-green color for a long time. Very productive and a good choice for pickling, as the name suggests. Best picked when 4-6" long. Introduced in 1928 by Abbott & Cobb of Philadelphia.

Cucumber - A & C Pickling (organic)

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Seed Savers Beet - Detroit Dark Red (organic)

Great for canning and fresh eating, this variety is a good keeper, producing round, blood-red, 3"-diameter roots. This historic variety was introduced in 1892 by D.M. Ferry & Company. Original selections were made from the Early Blood Turnip beet by Mr. R

Beet - Detroit Dark Red (organic)

$3.99

Seed Savers Lettuce - Red Velvet (organic)

Absolutely striking appearance. Tops of leaves are solid maroon, and the backs are green tinged with maroon. SSE is proud to have reintroduced this variety in 2002. Slow to bolt. Looseleaf, 55 days. Â±28,000 seeds/oz.

Lettuce - Red Velvet (organic)

$3.99