Vegetables

Eggplant, Listada di Gandia
Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

Eggplant, Ping Tung Long
Ridgeline Meadow Farm

$ 4.50

Eggplant, Violetta di Firenze
Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

Endive, Nina Frisee
Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

Erba Stella (aka Salad Leaf Plantain)
Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

Fast Food Collection
Siskiyou Seeds

$ 30.00

Garlic Sampler
Siskiyou Seeds

$ 30.00

Garlic Sampler

Siskiyou Seeds

$ 30.00

Interested in growing garlic but can't settle on which variety? We'd love to introduce you into the wide world of garlic diversity with our garlic samplers. We offer a few different options: 1/2 pound or 1/4 pound each of 4 varieties of garlic for which we have limited quantities. Please note the garlic varieties included may change depending on availability. Each type represents a different facet of the garlic genome: Inchelium Red - Inchelium is an artichoke softneck variety. This mild-flavored garlic is great baked. Pretty and productive a softneck originally cultivated by the Colville Confederated Tribes in Washington. As with most soft necks Inchelium stores very well for 6–9 months. Pretty purple coloring over white bulb wrappers conceal 12-15 large plump cloves. Grows to 3 1/ 2"! Inchelium grows very well in our bioregion and was adapted as Applegate Red - a major part of the Siskiyou Purple lineage. Jupiter - Jupiter is a marbled variety. Plants have tall, wide curvaceous leaves and stout scapes that are ideal for grilling. Often dappled with dark purple, bulbs can get quite large and contain 5-7 squat tan to brown cloves with thick skins that are relatively easy to peel. Stores fairly well and tends to be quite pungent. Jupiter garlic is named for the largest planet in our solar system, indeed more than twice the size as all other planets combined. While bulb isn’t that large, it does size up considerably! If the the plants are impressive for their size, the voluminous root mass at harvest is equally so. Jupiter, the garlic, is dense and sulfurous. Thank you to Garlicana for this description! Chinese Pink - Turban variety. Somewhere between softneck and hardneck garlic. Some people refer to Turban as a bolting softneck. It typically grows scapes like a hardneck type does, however it does not have the tough inner core that varieties like our German White. Amazingly this variety matures a full 4-6 weeks ahead of our other garlics. This is a welcome harvest to compliment the palette of fresh food available that time of year. Its flavor is mild and smooth and mellow enough to use in any dish. Bulb wrappers are white and conceal pink clove wrappers. Only available in the Sampler. Mt St Helens - A softneck silverskin large family heirloom. Mt St Helens in bred in Washington State and has large cloves, mild flavor and is an excellent keeper. Only available in the Sampler. We also have the Hardneck Garlic Sampler available for extra variety, click the link to check it out! 1/4 Pound of Each (1 pound total) 1/2 pound of each (2 pounds total) * All varieties are Organically Grown. SORRY BUT NO INTERNATIONAL ORDERS ON GARLIC * Free Shipping does not apply to Garlic Orders * Remember to check out our Garlic Growing tips in order to make the most of your growing opportunity: https://www.siskiyouseeds.com/blogs/news/garlic-planting-tips ...

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Garlic Sampler, Hardneck
Seven Seeds Farm

$ 30.00

Garlic Sampler, Hardneck

Seven Seeds Farm

$ 30.00

Interested in growing garlic but can't settle on which variety? We'd love to introduce you into the wide world of garlic diversity with our garlic samplers. We offer a few different options: 1/4 or 1/2 pound each of 4 varieties of garlic. Please note that the hardneck garlic varieties included may vary depending on availability. Each type represents a different facet of the garlic genome: Bangkok - A Turban type hardneck garlic. Wide and squat bulbs of turban types are a unique shape. Plump cloves are sheathed in pink inside violet wrapped bulbs and cloves are plump with pink wrappers. Turban types mature nearly one month earlier than Silverskin types. Spicy heat with an earthy flavor. This variety was adapted from a selection made at a market in Bangkok, Thailand in the early 2000's. Chesnok: A purple stripe Hardneck type. In prevalent Russian dialect, "Chesnok" means garlic, although this garlic originally hails from the village of Shvelisi in the Republic of Georgia. It is an excellent producing, brilliant garlic. Long, crescent-shaped purple-hued cloves are covered by purple-striped bulb wrappers that glow with sparkles of golden glaze. Outstanding, uniquely spicy flavor raw. Holds flavor well when baked. Very long storing garlic. 8-12 cloves per bulb. Khabar - A rare marbled hard-neck variety from the Russian coast of Siberia, Khabarovsk. This variety was collected from Siberia by Alaskan grower Bob Ellis. Pretty purple blushed bulbs with reddish-bronze wrappers cover perfectly sized cloves. Flavor that starts mild with heat building in intensity. Late to mature, it has a good storage capacity and produces scapes during the early spring. Only available in Samplers. Music - A Porcelain Hardneck Variety. Produces bulbs that will have only 4-6 cloves, saving time in the kitchen. Flavor is rich and bold with just the right amount of spiciness. Stores fairly well for a hardneck, lasting about 9 months - or until March or April in simple cool storage. They are all fairly distinct in their appearance, flavor and growth habit, so you will learn quite a bit about what growing garlic is all about. We also have the Garlic Sampler available for extra variety, click the link to check it out! 1/4 pound of each (1 pound total) 1/2 pound of each (2 pounds total) * All varieties are Certified Organically Grown. SORRY BUT NO INTERNATIONAL ORDERS ON GARLIC * Free Shipping does not apply to Garlic Orders * Remember to check out our Garlic Growing tips in order to make the most of your growing opportunity: https://www.siskiyouseeds.com/blogs/news/garlic-planting-tips...

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Garlic, Basque
Feral Farm

$ 16.20 ~~$ 18.00~~

Garlic, Basque

Feral Farm

$ 16.20 $ 18.00

Turban, Hardneck Certified Organic This is a very pretty hardneck Turban type with flattened bulbs with purple striping from Basque Country in the in the autonomous province of Navarre (Nafarroa), Northern Spain. It has a quick heat when eaten raw, fading into an earthy finish. In the Basque language garlic is “baratxuri”. We originally obtained this variety via our local garlic wizard, Avram Drucker of Garlicana. Here in Southern Oregon, where they are some of the first to emerge and earliest to mature, the scapes seldom have time to coil before the plants are ready to harvest meaning that the lack of fiber in the leaves, makes them are ideal for garlic greens pesto and well suited for early greens production. In addition to the northern latitudes, Basque, grows well in warmer climates and more southern latitudes. Turban garlics are highly adaptable to different climates having been found from tropical Southeast Asia to arid Central Asia, to the Pyrenees and surrounding lowlands. Very easy to peel. Stores for near 7 months. SORRY BUT NO INTERNATIONAL ORDERS ON GARLIC * Free Shipping does not apply to Garlic Orders * Remember to check out our Garlic Growing tips in order to make the most of your growing opportunity: https://www.siskiyouseeds.com/blogs/news/garlic-planting-tips...

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Garlic, Chesnok Red Purple Stripe
Siskiyou Seeds

$ 18.00

Garlic, Inchelium Red
Wild Plum Farm

$ 15.70 ~~$ 17.00~~

Garlic, Kishlyk
Feral Farm

$ 16.20 ~~$ 18.00~~

Garlic, Mt St Helens
Myrtle Creek Farm

$ 15.30 ~~$ 17.00~~

Garlic, Music
Siskiyou Seeds Farm

$ 16.20

Garlic, Music

Siskiyou Seeds Farm

$ 16.20 $ 18.00

Porcelain, Hardneck type Certified Organic This is a wonderful variety produces bulbs that will have only 4-6 cloves, saving time in the kitchen. Flavor is rich and bold with just the right amount of spiciness. Stores fairly well for a hardneck, lasting about 9 months - or until March or April in simple cool storage. Another bonus of this variety is that it produces scapes, which are false flower stalks that can be used as a sort of green garlic (think bunching onions) in April and May. It is best to break these scapes off as it helps make for larger bulbs instead of the plant putting its energy into making these false flowers that produce small bubils. Although this variety is a bit more difficult to grow than softneck varieties in so far as it is more sensitive to weed pressure and water inconsistency, it is such a joy to use in the kitchen that it's worth the extra effort. It is remarkably productive and very rewarding to grow. It is capable of growing to 3.5" in diameter with 5-8 large cloves per bulb. Music is probably the most productive harneck garlic capable of producing 13,000 pounds per acre! Among the best for roasting! Flavor: Pleasant strong & sweet flavor with some heat that intensifies after some storage. Storage: Will easily keep until March or April in a cool dark garage or shed. Cloves per bulb: 5-8 Cloves per pound: 35 - or about 4 heads/pound. Planting: One pound plants 20 row feet at one clove every 6". SORRY BUT NO INTERNATIONAL ORDERS ON GARLIC * Free Shipping does not apply to Garlic Orders * Remember to check out our Garlic Growing tips in order to make the most of your growing opportunity: https://www.siskiyouseeds.com/blogs/news/garlic-planting-tips...

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Garlic, Silver Rose
Feral Farm

$ 17.00

Garlic, Siskiyou Purple
Siskiyou Seeds

$ 17.00

Garlic, Siskiyou Purple

Siskiyou Seeds

$ 17.00

Artichoke, Softneck Type Certified Organic We have been growing, selecting and perfecting this beautiful softneck variety for the over 20 years. This strain originated as 2 similar varieties: Lorz Italian & Applegate Red. After years of sorting it emerged as something new and unique, deserving a new name! This strain is from the Artichoke subgroup of garlic, which possess the general characteristics of a soft flexible neck, purple tint/blush to the outer wrappers and clove wrappers. Whereas some artichoke types can have up to 30 cloves, our strain usually has 8-15 cloves per bulb. This means less small inner cloves that are more difficult to deal with in the kitchen! Of all of our varieties, this is the easiest to grow to large size. It can attain a diameter of 3 1/2 inches! Flavor: Full bodied and more mild than the hardnecks. Storage ability: Siskiyou Purple will easily keep until April or May in a cool dark garage or shed. Cloves per pound: 45 - or about 5 or 6 heads/pound. Planting: One pound plants 25 row feet at one clove every 6". SORRY BUT NO INTERNATIONAL ORDERS ON GARLIC * Free Shipping does not apply to Garlic Orders * Check out our Garlic Growing tips in order to make the most of your growing opportunity: https://www.siskiyouseeds.com/blogs/news/garlic-planting-tips...

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Gerkin, Mexican Sour
Dancing Bear Farm

$ 4.50

Golden Berry / Inca Berry
Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

Gourd, Peyote Rattle
Siskiyou Seeds

$ 4.50

Gourd, Peyote Rattle

Siskiyou Seeds

$ 4.50

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Gourd, Peyote Rattle (120 days) Largenaria siceraria Produces prodigious amounts of small (3-5” long) hourglass shaped gourds on very vigorous vines that can easily spread 10’ or scramble 15’ up a fence or trellis. They require a long season to mature so we usually start them indoors 3-4 weeks before setting them outside after our last frost date. They must be cured before using, which we accomplish by leaving them out all winter on pallets outside as the frost, rain and snow work their magic on them. Selected for generations for the ideal size and shape to make rattles used in Native American Church ceremonies to accompany the traditional water drum. Very rewarding to grow and use! Packet (5 g ≈ 25 seeds) We also have nice 2 1/2"-3" gourd shells for those that would like to craft it into a rattle. * Gourd Shells (please specify Small (~2")or Medium (~2.5") or Large (~3"): ...

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Gourd, Speckled Swan
Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

Ground Cherry, Aunt Molly’s
Affinity Farm

$ 4.50

Huazontle, Aztec Spinach
Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

Jelly Melon, Kiwano
Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

Kale, Alive Vates Grex
Siskiyou Seeds

$ 4.50 ~~$ 22.00~~

Kale, Alive Vates Grex

Siskiyou Seeds

$ 4.50

1/2 g

1/2 ounce

1 oz

1/4 lb

Kale, Alive Vates Grex Brassica oleracea (55 days) A Siskiyou Seeds Farm original variety that is the result of allowing 6 different strains of Scotch curled, Vates types of kale interbreed, including Winterbor (F1), Starbor(F1), Easy Pick (F1), Darkibor (F1), Dwarf Blue, Scotch curled, Meadowlark, Nash's Green. We began with a large population of a few thousand plants and then selected the hardiest survivors that made it through a week-long cold snap down to 5° F with no snow or mulch. What made it not only survived, but thrived, growing succulent, sweet green leaves starting with the warming days of February and jamming right along until finally flowering in late May, at which point we harvest tasty flower shoots for use in stir fry or raw in salad. Frilly blue green leaves are held high off the ground to keep winter splashback of mud off them. This is an interbreeding population so expect some variability…perfect for homestead gardeners who look to their kale patch to feed them year round! We have done an intensive Half-sibling breeding program with this variety wherein we saved seed from our favorite 100 plants out of a larger population of 2,000 plants, then grew 50 plants from each of those 100 mothers and then rogued out the less desirable plants leaving the best 30W% of a larger grow out of 5,000 plants. So this is becoming a true open-pollinated work-horse kale that is an alternative to modern hybrids. Siskiyou Select Original Packet (1/2 g ≈ 125 seeds) 1/2 ounce - ( ≈ 4,000 seeds) 1 oz (≈ 8,000 seeds) 1/4 lb (≈ 32,000 seeds)...

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Kale, Black Tuscan
L & R Family Farm

$ 4.50 ~~$ 25.00~~

Kale, Black Tuscan

L & R Family Farm

$ 4.50

1/2 g

1 oz

1/4 pound

Kale, Black Tuscan (50 days) Brassica oleracea This is an excellent Lacinato (or Dinosaur) type kale from the late Alan Vanet and SOW seeds. With dark green leaves and resistance to both heat and cold, it provides tasty, nutritious, tender kale leaves for most of the year. Very winter hardy it becomes exceptionally sweet after frost. A proven farmer’s market favorite, it is beautiful to behold as well. 1/2 g~125 seeds Ounce (≈ 8,000 seeds) 1/4 pound (30,000 seeds)...

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Kale, Dazzling Blue Lacinato
Wild Garden Seeds

$ 4.50

Kale, Fractal Frills
Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

Kale, Olympic Red
Nash's Organic Produce

$ 4.50

Kale, Red Russian
Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

Kale, Red Ursa
Siskiyou Seeds

$ 4.50

Kale, Siber Frills
Lupine Knoll Farm

$ 4.50

Kale, Tall Alive Grex
Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

Kale, Tall Alive Grex

Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

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1/2 ounce

ounce

Kale, Tall Alive Grex, (55 days) Brassica oleracea A Seven Seeds Farm original variety that is based on our wonderful “Alive Vates” but backcrossed to the tallest specimens of numerous open pollinated commercial kales from a kale trial we grew in 2016 with the goal of producing a vigorous, stable, disease resistant Vates type kale with frilly dark green leaves. Expect variation in this population. We have a half-sibling progeny row breeding project underway to stabilize the tall (but not too tall!) trait. Packet (1/2 g ≈ 125 seeds) 1/2 ounce Ounce:...

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Kale, White Russian
Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

Kale, White Russian

Seven Seeds Farm

$ 4.50

1/2 g

1 oz

1/4 pound

Kale, White Russian (60 days) Brassica napus The most cold hardy kale, also bolts later in the spring than any other kale by 2-3 weeks, which helps to keep the garden on your dinner plate in the lean month of April. Looks like Red Russian kale, but with white veining and stems. Developed by Farnk Morton as a cross between Siberian and Red Russian kales. Generally regarded as the best tasting kale. We have also noted that this is the latest bolting kale in our fields in the spring, providing food for up to a month longer than curly Vates and Lacinato types. Packet (1/2 g ≈ 125 seeds) 1 oz (≈8,000 seeds) 1/4 pound (≈32,000 seeds) ...

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