These varieties are our top picks for your fall and winter garden. Or, if you live in a cooler coastal or northern garden these are perfect for your main season. Most of these should be planted in early spring for summer harvest or late summer for fall and winter harvest.
3 Lettuce Mix 3 Lettuce Mix
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Lactuca sativa

200 seeds/pack

For those who want several lettuce varieties, try our mix of three colorful cut-and-come-again lettuce. The varieties in this mix change regularly.

$3.25
Arugula Roquette Arugula, Roquette
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Eruca sativa

200 seeds/pack  | 45 days

Succulent and spicy cool-season green. Leaves deeply divided and dark green. Grows quickly and responds well to continuous harvest. Plant in the early spring or fall. Will go to seed quickly with the heat of summer. Direct seed or start in trays and transplant.

$3.25
Bok Choy Bok Choy
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Brassica rapa

200 seeds/pack    | 45 days

This classic Asian green is fantastic in stir-fry or raw in salads. Bok Choy produces large green leaves with succulent white and crispy stems that cook up well. The leaves grow from a basal rosette allowing for continual harvest of outer leaves and stems while new growth appears from the center. These are especially tasty when lightly steamed with soy sauce or Braggs.

$3.25
Dragon Carrot Dragon Carrot
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Daucus carota

200 seeds/pack |  85 days

Purple-skinned carrot with an orange core. With a sweet, spicy flavor and its unique coloring it is sure to be a favorite with kids and at the market. Dragons grow 7-8 inches and taper to a point at the end. Bred by John Navazio.

$3.25
Early Half Tall Brussels Sprouts Early Half Tall Brussels Sprouts
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Brassica oleraceae

100 seeds/ pack   I   Heirloom  l  100-200 days

This heirloom variety yields dwarf plants to 2.5’ that produce early sprouts for fall eating when planted in June. Or sow in August in warmer climates to eat sprouts by February. Pinch growing tip after two months to encourage sprout growth. Harvest as needed through the winter. Photo courtesy of Adaptive Seeds.
$3.25
Emerald Fan Lettuce Emerald Fan Lettuce
Upright green romaine of exceptional quality, flavor and juicy crunch. Emerald Fan was bred by Jonathan Spero of OR from a cross between a butterhead and a romaine. Large leaves and heads, brilliant green color.
$3.25
Filderkraut Cabbage Filderkraut Cabbage
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Brassica oleraceae

100 seeds/ pack   I   Heirloom  l  110-120 days

Filderkraut is an Ark of Taste Heirloom hailing from southern Germany. This long season cabbage is famous for its sweet flavor and huge conical heads up to 10 lbs each. For sauerkraut fans this cabbage variety is the BEST. Seed stewarded and grown by Uprising Seeds in WA.


$3.25
Golden Chard Golden Chard

Beta vulgaris

50 seeds

Large leafed chard with bright yellow/gold stalks that are juicy, thick and delicious. Like all chard, this variety will thrive in a permanent location in your garden. Just cut back the stalks when they try to go to seed and enjoy more greens packed with antioxidants and flavor!


 

$3.25
Great Greens Mix Great Greens Mix
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Bok Choy, Giant Red Mustard, Arugula and Garden Cress.

200 seeds/pack   |   45 days

Sow this mix to have tasty and plentiful greens September through May. All of these greens thrive during the cool season and can be harvested many times. Fantastic as micro-greens in salad or in stir-fry.

$3.25
Jericho Lettuce Jericho Lettuce
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Lactuca sativa

200 seeds/pack   |   50-60 days

With origins from the desert, Jericho has been developed to endure the summer heat. Sturdy, vigorous, tall plants with dense heads. Bright green leaves with a silky texture. Bolt resistant while remaining sweet, tender and crisp. Tolerance to tip-burn, powdery mildew and downy mildew.

$3.25
Kale, Red Russian Kale, Red Russian
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Brassica oleraceae

150 seeds/pack   |   60 days

Plant this kale in the spring and enjoy for a year. It will survive extreme summer heat and then last all winter long in your garden. Frost makes this kale grow only sweeter. Enjoy in stir-fry, shredded in salad and steamed. 

$3.25
Lutz Green Leaf Beet Lutz Green Leaf Beet
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Beta vulgaris

50 seeds/pack   |   55-60 days   

This heirloom red beet produces the best of both worlds with sweet large red roots and succulent large green leaf and stem tops. The roots can grow to a very large size but stay sweet and are a great choice for winter storage right in the garden!

$3.25
Magenta Lettuce Magenta Lettuce
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Lactuca sativa

200 seeds/pack

Rosy tinged leaves form a head around a crisp green heart. Even in summer heat, this extremely tolerant lettuce is slow to bolt and produces succulent leaves with a satisfying crispness. For large heads start seeds in trays and transplant to 12" spacing.

$3.25
Mammoth Melting Snow Pea Mammoth Melting Snow Pea
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Pisum sativum

25 seeds/pack   |   60 days

Large succulent pods are GREAT in stir-fry, quiches or any other dish you can dream up.  Prolific vines produce masses of large, flat-podded peas late into the pea season. Peas are 3-4 inches long and nearly an inch wide. This variety will climb 5-6 ft or more if a sturdy trellis is provided. Pea weevil damage is present in some seeds. Pea seeds have been treated to kill any pea weevil larvae by freezing the seed for 3 weeks. 

$3.25
Mayan Jaguar Lettuce Mayan Jaguar Lettuce
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Lactuca sativa

200 seeds/pack   |   50-60 days

This is a 'new to us' lettuce that we grew for seed in 2018. I have to admit that the name sucked us in. Bred by Frank Morton of Wild Garden Seed and pledged to the Open Source Seed Initiative, this variety is all that I want in a lettuce. I loved the color and sweet juicy hearts and leaf ribs. 

Described here by Wild Garden Seed, "Dark red splashes are in high contrast over dark green ruffled leaves, wrapped into a tight upright head, with that bone crusher romaine crunch. The blushed hearts are pink as rose petals. This is a unique and beautiful romaine fountain of lettuce."

$3.25
Nantes Coreless Carrot Nantes Coreless Carrot
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

200 seeds   |  75-85 days  

Here is a sweet, high yielding, reliable and long-storing carrot which we stand by. With blunt, well-filled tips and smooth skins, it will be a market pleaser. A large-sized Nantes type that forms sturdy 6-8″ long, cylindrical, fine-grained roots that are bright orange throughout. Nantes Coreless sweetens up earlier than other varieties of this type. It possesses strong, vigorous tops, smooth skin, good tip fill and a complex, carroty flavor. 

$3.25
Shiraz Tall Top Beet Shiraz Tall Top Beet
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Beta vulgaris

50 seeds/pack   I   60 days

This is a fantastic deep red beet used for both greens and roots. The lush greens grow quickly and can be used before the beet is completely mature. The disease resistant roots are very uniform and round. Great variety for canning.

$3.25
Siber Frill Kale Siber Frill Kale
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Brassica napus

200 seeds;  50 days

Vigorous, cold tolerant, frilly when mature. Bright green, great raw or cooked. Mild sweet flavor. Direct sow or start in trays in spring or early fall. Open Source seed bred by Jonathan Spero of Oregon.

$3.25
Solstice Broccoli Solstice Broccoli
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Brassica oleraceae

100 seeds/ pack   I   70 days  

Solstice broccoli produces large 4-5 inch heads high atop long neck stems. Following the main harvest the vigorous plants produce many side shoots for an extended harvest. Solstice is a relatively new open pollinated and Open Source variety selected over seven generations by the late Jonathan Spero from an Oregon State University gene pool. Plant in early spring for summer harvest or late summer for the winter garden. 


$3.25
Sugar Snap Pea Sugar Snap Sweet Pea
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Pisum sativum

25 seeds/pack   |   60 days

Sugar snap peas set a standard for sweetness.  These fat podded peas reach their peak of sweetness when the pods seem to be bursting with the peas inside. The vines will climb 5-7 feet and produce white flowers. Eat fresh, cooked or freeze these sweet treats. Our winter garden is full of these this year as they have readily reseeded themselves from spring!

$3.25
Vates Collards Vates Collards
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Brassica oleraceae

200 seeds/pack   |   60-80 days

Vates Collards yield large dark green leaves with a mild cabbage flavor that stand up to cold and heat alike. This heirloom was introduced in the 1930s from the Virginia Truck Experiment Station and has been a southern staple for many decades. Collards can be planted in early spring or late summer to overwinter during the cold months.

$3.25
Winter King Savoy Cabbage Winter King Savoy Cabbage
Plant: Early Spring or Fall

Brassica oleraceae

100 seeds/ pack   I   Heirloom  l  120-180 days

Winter King is a crinkly green savoy cabbage with winter hardiness and great in stir-fry, braised or used for cabbage wraps. This English heirloom produces tight heads loaded with flavor and beauty. Start cabbage February through August and transplant to well composted garden beds. Photo courtesy of Adaptive Seeds.
$3.25