Ready Nutrition Products

Hungarian Hot Wax

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58-83 Days. Dependably productive and widely adaptive.

Homemade Pickles

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55 Days. Specialty breed for making crisp, delicious pickles.

Ground Cherry

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70 Days. This versatile fruit can be made into salsas, desserts, salads, and jellies.

Vates Blue Curled

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56 Days. Famed for its cold hardiness - flavor is heightened by frost.

Mammoth Gray Striped Sunflower

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100 Days. The versatility of this power crop is endless!

Eucalyptus Silver Drop

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Fast growing medicinal tree. 120-150 Days. Formerly found in Australia, this plant serves multiple purposes for ailments. Eucalyptus assists in relieving flu and cold symptoms, bronchitis, pneumonia, antiseptic, deodorant and has also been used for treating diabetes, as well as to fight dental cavities and an assortment of infections in the mouth and gums. The oil from the eucalyptus leaves is a natural pest control, as well.

Thyme, Winter

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90-95 Days. This hardy perennial is both fragrant and flavorful.

Sage Broadleaf

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80-90 Days. A wonderful aromatic herb that also serves as a medicinal herb.

Stevia Sugar Bush

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100-120 Days. These sweet leaves makes a great sugar substitute. 1 tablespoon of stevia powder is equal to 1 cup of sugar!

Sweet Italian Basil

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74 Day. This easy to grow kitchen staple is a must have to add extra zest and flavor to dishes.

Parsley - Single Curled

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70 Days. A beautiful herb full of nutrients and flavor.

Echinacea

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Vigorous plants with large purple-petaled flowers.

Dill Bouquet

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herb

Tendercrisp

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celery

American Purple Top

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Rutabaga

Garden Huckleberry

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berry

Onion Chives

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herb

Sugar Baby

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watermelon

Seven Top

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Turnip - does not grow a root but condentrates it's energy on growing greens

Brandywine Pink

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Tomato

Large Red Cherry

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Tomato

Rutgers

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Tomato

Sweet Dumpling

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Winter squash

Burgess Buttercup

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Winter Squash

Waltham Butternut

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Winter Squash

Golden Summer Crookneck

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Summer squash

Black Zuchinni

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zuchinni/ summer squash

Bloomsdale

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spinach

New Zealand

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Spinach

French Breakfast

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Radish

Small Sugar

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Pumpkin

Long Red Cayenne

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Herb

California Wonder

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Bell Pepper

*Mammoth Melting Sugar

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High yielding crop that will deliver. 65-75 days. This fast growing heirloom variety will give you 4-5" bean pods that are sweet, mild flavored, and delicious in anything it is served with! Peas prefer cool weather, so plant in early spring or in the fall. For continual harvests, plant seeds every three weeks. Can be picked early and eaten raw, in stir frys, soups or can be frozen Growing Instructions: Sow directly in the garden at early to mid Spring. Sow seeds 2" apart

Green Arrow

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Pea

Honey Dew Green

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Muskmelon/Cantaloupe

Charleston Gray

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Muskmelon/Cantaloupe Schoon's Hardshell Muskmelon 90 days An oval shaped, well netted melon with a very hard shell that can reach upwards to 7-8 pounds. Thick apricot-colored flesh is juicy, solid and of fine quality. Has shown good resistant to worms. Schoon's Hardshell is a good dependable melon for the home garden and local market.

Clemson Spineless

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Okra

Black Seeded Simpson

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Lettuce

American Flag

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Leeks

Green Wave

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Mustard Greens

Black Beauty

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Eggplant

Golden Bantham OP

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Corn

Georgia

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collards

Early Snowball

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cauliflower

Hollow Crown

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This parsnip will add flavor to any dish!

105 Days. Mild, white flesh is fine-grained. Develops a sweet, nutty flavor after frost. Mature roots are 12in. long, 3in. thick. Does best in deeply prepared soil.

Danvers 126

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Early Jersey Wakefield

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Green Sprouting

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Broccoli

Cylindra Beet

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Kentucky Wonder Pole

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All time favorite with exceptional flavor! 67 Days. This heavy yielder will produce right up to frost. Heavy crops of 9" stringless pods will keep the family healthy and happy. This variety is proven to be the most popular when it comes to productivity, flavor and versatility. This is a great variety to can, freeze, dry into a shell bean or eaten fresh! Beans are very easy to grow, and are adaptable to many soil types.

Henderson's Bush Lima

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No support needed for these! 65 days. This buttery baby Lima bean is an oldie but a goodie. The small plant will produce high yields of plump pods that will have 3-4 meaty beans per pod. It will produce earlier than any other Lima bean. This bush variety is a favorite among farmers. Not only is this an outstanding performer in hot weather, but it is tolerant of different soil types.

Great Northern Bean

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95 days. This large sized white bean is grown from the bush variety and is very popular for baking and use in soups. It has a tendency to absorb flavor very well, thus making it a popular choice for cooking. Beans can be cooked fresh out of the pod, or can be dried or canned for long term storing.

Blacked Eyed Peas

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Blue Lake Bush Beans

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Blue Lake Bush 274

This old time favorite provides high yields of plump delicious 6" pods. 58 Days - This bush variety is a heavy yielder with a long growing season. It is also one of the most flavorful types of beans to eat and is one of your best bets for yield and versatility. This is one of the best bean varieties for canning and freezing, as it maintains it's texture and flavor well. Weight: 1 ounce / 28.3 grams Seeds Per Packet: 60 Days to Maturity: 58 Germination: 92%