Organic Seeds Seeds Plants For Sale In Tulsa

Plants grow tall, so staking is recommended as the vine bears fruit in long clusters of 12 to 20 fruits. Great for snacking, salads and low sugar preserves. Bright red fruit of over 2.5cm/1” in diameter are unusually sweet and flavourful with a high...

Consists of tall deep-purple flower spikes and mint-like leaves. Leaves provide a unique seasoning for meats and dressings. Height 40in (100cm). Bees love the vibrant coloured flowers! Leaf infusion makes an uplifting tea.

It tolerates heavy cutting well so multiple cuttings are possible. For flavour and for colour. With its colour, strong fragrance, and long deep purple stems, this also makes an excellent cutflower.

Rich reddish-purple daisies appear from July to September. (Coneflower) Highly regarded blood purifier used in the treatment of diseases caused by impurities. Said to increase bodily resistance to infection by strengthening the immune system.

Remedy for colds and fevers. Favourite of cat lovers, for cats relish the intoxicating leaves. Tea is a popular nightcap, as it induces a good night's sleep.

Grow like garden peas. Each pod contains 5-7 flat oblong beans for fresh or dry use. Also the leaves can be cooked like spinach, and the young pods, 5-7cm/2-3in long, can be eaten like snap beans.

Tomatoes are bright red, the size of golf balls, and come even in cool weather. It may have a funny name but it is a seriously good heirloom tomato from the old Czechoslovakia. Indeterminate vines, potato-leaf type.

Also excellent fresh in Greek salad. For expediency manufacturers of commercial Greek pepperoncini products treat peppers with harsh chemicals to produce a desired light colour. But if you make your own pickles using this light golden variety you will...

Long standing variety with thick, textured, dark green leaves very rich in iron and perfect for salads, soup or lightly steamed. Rich flavour without the strong metallic overtone as some heat tolerant varieties have.

Regular onion chives. Besides using the leaves, try the pretty purple flowers, separated into florets, in salads for colour and flavour.

Rich in vitamin A, this early maturing, brilliant orange colour, coreless crispy variety is of exceptional sweet flavour! Great for juicing, freezing or fresh use.

Former All-American award winner, famous for its pure dark purple foliage, but in recent years it has become about 25% green. Dark purplish-bronze foliage. Excellent for seasoning, and for basil vinegar which turns a beautiful red colour.

Robust growth habit. (German thyme; Winter thyme) Most popular variety. Broad dark green leaves.

Main ingredient in chili sauces, curries and exotic dishes. Variety grown for its seeds. Seeds add fresh, spicy flavour to soups and stews.

Extremely cold hardy and a very quick and easy crop. (Wild arugula) Wild relative of the ever popular roquette or arugula salad green. Grows to 30-38cm/12-15in in any good well-drained soil in full sun.

Can be used as jack-o-lantern and is ideal for entering into fairs for competition on heaviest squash! 120 days. Large pumpkin often weighing up to 45kg/100lb ripening to a pinkish orange with very thick flesh.

Indispensable in soups, casserole and salads, Bandit is an excellent selection for the garden. Heavy-yielding, resistant to yellow stripe virus. A reliable leek with attractive dark green-blue leaves and firm white shaft.

It can be cooked and eaten like cauliflower or broccoli but is less bland than cauliflower and less bitter than broccoli. It is excellent raw, with a creamy, nutty flavour and makes a nice change when served as finger food with dips.

For salsas, tomatillos are often used to tone down the hotness of chillies. This traditional variety is a mixture of two distinct forms: an upright branching form and a lower, more compact form.

Approximately 2.5 TBS. Broccoli sprouts are packed with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. In 1998 Johns Hopkins University declared broccoli sprouts and other crucifer sprouts to be particularly high in sulforaphane, a glucosinolate shown to have a...

(Sweet annie; Qing-guo)

Compact rosettes of delicately thin, tender, light green oakleaf-shaped leaves that stand heat well and does not become bitter. Old variety now popular once again.

Many of its traditional uses are supported by clinical studies. Very showy blue flowers. (Huang-qin) Important Chinese medicinal herb: prescribed for fevers, colds, hypertension, insomnia, headaches, hepatitis, diphtheria, shingles, and other ailments.

Standard variety. Ripens to a fiery golden-orange.

The American company, Bionova, is developing a drug derived from this herb for the treatment of advanced breast cancer and pancreatic cancer and the company has already completed early clinical trials.