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This beautiful, large yellow heirloom tomato is originally from Harry Jones of Cumberland County, Kentucky and named for his grandfather. Large, healthy, regular-leaf, indeterminat

New variety! Farm Original via Frank Morton! A large spring Romaine variety that we selected out of Frank Morton’s Secret Lettuce Mix 2022. It has impressed us with its beautiful g

Our original seeds of this unnamed variety came from Julio Medina Zarate, who obtained them from a farmer in Isla, Veracruz, Mexico. Isla watermelon has shown resistance to drought

Oaxaca Sunflowers are a landrace variety originally from Oaxaca, Mexico. They are tall confectionary sunflowers with one large, central sunflower with deep yellow petals around yel

The most well-known eggplant variety we offer. A beautiful lilac-colored eggplant originally from Pingtung, Taiwan. Tall, vigorous plants produce long slender fruits that grow up t

Our original seed came from Second Generation Seeds, a cooperative of seed growers from the Asian and South West Asian/North African (SWANA) diasporas in CA and WA. It is originall

Tu Pien Chiao San Chi cucumbers are originally from Japan. We originally obtained seeds from the USDA-ARS seedbank. Productive plants have good resistance to Powdery Mildew, Downy

Seda beans are a staple across Central America. They are a medium sized, dark pink bean with thin skins and sweet, earthy flavor. Productive, heat and disease-resistant plants are

Farm Original! Ofelia Butternut is the result of many years of on-farm butternut squash breeding at Care of the Earth Community Farm. In many ways, Ofelia is a classic butternut sq

Jamapa was once a commonly grown black bean in much of Southern Mexico, and it is still preferred by many for its thin skins and wonderful flavor. For some, there are black beans a

Ole Timey Blue Collards were originally grown by Ralph Blackwell’s family in Alabama for over 100 years. They are an absolutely beautiful collard variety with broad, long, blue-gre

Citlalli is a Nahuatl word that means star. These little orange stars are originally from Las Cañadas, an agroecological cooperative in Huatusco, Veracruz. Like most “wild” tomatoe