WATERMELON, Cream of Saskatchewan
A rare, white-fleshed round watermelon (5-10 lb.). Thin, brittle, pale green rind with dark green stripes. Flesh is very sweet with excellent flavor. One of the best home garden varieties for short season climates.
Sow seed in late ...
WATERMELON – Georgia Rattlesnake
Introduced around 1870, this much beloved Southern variety has become rare. Large, oblong melons (25-30 lb.) have thin, brittle, pale green rinds with “rattlesnake” striping. Flesh is rosey red and very sweet.
Sow seed in late spring after ...
WATERMELON, Golden Midget
Introduced in 1959, as a short season, compact habit watermelon, Golden Midget was the result of a cross between New Hampshire Midget and a rare heirloom known as Pumpkin Rind. The 3-5 lb., round melons have a black-green ...
WATERMELON – Moon & Stars
Probably the most famous heirloom watermelon of all time, grown nationwide in the early 1900s and then lost until the 1980s when it was found being grown by a farmer in Missouri. Oblong (25-30 lb.) melons ...
WATERMELON, OrangeGlo -
Good Cold Weather Variety
One of the best cold climate watermelons. The orange flesh, despite cold weather is incredibly sweet. Oblong melons are 20-30 lb. with green rinds striped in darker green.
Sow seed in late spring after all ...
WATERMELON, Sugar Baby -
Great Container Plant
One of the oldest varieties still in cultivation. The 5-8 lb. melons have blackish green rinds with bright pinkish red, quite sweet flesh. Vines are short, 3 ft. Plants do well in containers.
Sow seed in ...
Crocus, Waterlily – 1 per bag 
Standard Potato-Purple Viking-1 Lb 
Shallot Sets – 8 per bag 
Crocus, Saffron 
Porcelain Garlic, Georgian Crystal – 4 oz 
Porcelain Garlic, Polish Hardneck – 4 oz 
Rocambole Garlic, German Red – 4 oz 
