Bountiful Harvest Seed Collection

This one’s for arugula lovers! Full of vitamins and antioxidants, it’s a great source of calcium and iron. Top pizza, add to sandwiches, or make a peppery pesto.
Heirloom • 15–20 days

Cool season. Introduced in 1890, this delizioso, reliable variety from Italy produces an abundance of small to medium florets over a long period of time.
Heirloom • 48 days

A gourmet Nantes type mini carrot with deep orange color, tender core, and sweet flavor.
Heirloom • 57 days

This handsome, vigorous, nutritious “dinosaur” kale adds heartiness to soups, stews and grain dishes. A little kiss from a light fall frost only makes it sweeter!
Heirloom • 62 days

Premium quality tender European bibb lettuce with delicate flavor. Compact heads, bolt resistant. AllAmerica Selections winner.
65 days

A favorite of generations of gardeners because of its heat tolerance and fast growth. Consistently crisp and delicious.
Heirloom • 40 days

An old favorite also called Laxton’s Progress #9, short,18" plant has plump peas with superb flavor.
Heirloom • 58 days

Excellent bell pepper flavor from 4" fruits, green or red. Very productive plants. Dependable even in short season areas.
Heirloom • 75 days from transplanting

Widely grown in the Genoa region of Italy—the pesto capital of the world. Strong flavor for the best pesto!

Excellent flavor in foliage (cilantro) and seed (coriander), improved leafiness and, as the name infers, slow-to-bolt quality. Can be grown indoors for fresh cilantro leaves year-round. Sow every 3 weeks for continual production.

Italian Dark Green Flat Prized by gourmets as the most flavorful of all parsleys. Very high nutritional value. Will tolerate partial shade. Host plant for swallowtail butterflies.

This specially selected mix has brilliant stem and leaf colors that create a dazzling rainbow.
50-60 days

Superb Italian paste and canning tomato. Also delicious sliced for salads and sandwiches! Heavy producer. Large paste.
Heirloom • Det. • 80 days from transplanting

Blooms late spring to frost. Edible flowers. Unique, light green and cream marbled foliage! Yellow, mahogany, cream, and orange blooms float above lily pad leaves on compact plants.

This compact plant is early and extremely productive for plenty of flavorful, small zucchini to last the season.
55 Days

This magnificent variety has been one of the best for over 100 years! Reliably produces creamy white 6"–7" heads that are solid, crisp, and delicious!
Heirloomx • 95–100 days

A Japanese favorite, prized for long white stalks bursting withsweet flavor; delicious addition to any dish. A true, cold hardyperennial scallion.
65 days