Name: Tom Thumb Lettuce

Type: Butterhead Lettuce (Heirloom Variety)

Shape & Size:

Small, compact, rosette-shaped heads

Typically 4 to 5 inches in diameter – ideal for single servings

Leaves:

Soft, tender, and buttery texture

Light green outer leaves with pale, creamy yellow interiors

Flavor:

Mild, sweet, and delicate

Less bitter than many other lettuces

Growth:

Fast-maturing – ready to harvest in as little as 50-55 days

Suitable for spring and fall planting

Performs well in small spaces and containers

Uses:

Perfect for individual salads or garnishes

Great for small gardens, raised beds, and patio containers

History:

An old heirloom variety dating back to the 1850s

Especially popular in Victorian-era kitchen gardens

Fast-growing, cool-season leafy green prized for its tender, deep green leaves and rich, earthy flavor. This variety is known for its high yield, resilience in variable conditions, and slow bolting tendency, making it ideal for both spring and fall plantings.

35-40 Days

Green & Red Salad Bowl, Lollo Bionda and Lola Rosa, Four Season, French Sorrel, Wizard Leaf, Bibb, Oak Leaf, Baby Pak Choi, Peppercress, Mix of Swiss Chard

 참외(Cucumis melo ssp. agrestis var. makuwa)는 박과의 한해살이 덩굴식물로, 멜론(Cucumis melo)의 일종이다. 1차 원산지는 아프리카 사하라 남부, 2차 원산지는 인도, 러시아, 대한민국으로 알려져 있다.

The melon (Cucumis melo ssp. agrestis var. makuwa) is an annual vine of the Cucurbitaceae family, a type of melon (Cucumis melo). Its primary origin is believed to be sub-Saharan Africa, with secondary origins in India, Russia, and South Korea.

Korean melon (Chamoe, 참외) has a subtly sweet, floral flavor with notes of honeydew, cucumber, and pear, and a firm, crisp, juicy texture similar to a crunchy apple or unripe peach. It's less intensely sweet than a cantaloupe and has a unique refreshing and slightly tangy quality.

A Canary melon is a large, sweet, oblong melon with bright yellow, smooth skin and juicy, pale white-green flesh that tastes like a sweeter, softer honeydew with subtle tropical fruit, pineapple, and banana notes. Rich in vitamins A and C and low in calories, it's a healthy and refreshing fruit for snacks, fruit salads, desserts, and smoothies. To choose a ripe melon, look for uniformly yellow, firm skin, a sweet aroma, and a slight give when gently pressed on the base.

Sweetness: It is known for its delightful sweetness. 

Tang: A subtle tartness or tanginess adds complexity to the flavor. 

Tropical Notes: Hints of banana and pineapple are often noted in its aromatics and taste. 

Musky Finish: It has a mellow, slightly musky finish, though less overpowering than some other melons. 

The flesh is soft, creamy, and succulent, providing a juicy texture that is softer than a cantaloupe or honeydew.

Canary melons are best served chilled.

Their flavor profile makes them excellent for fresh preparations, such as in fruit salads or as a simple sweet snack, often after dinner.

Big Max pumpkins are large, round, pale to bright orange pumpkins known for their thick, yellow-orange flesh and ability to grow over 100 pounds. They are named for their impressive size, making them suitable for carving into large Jack-o'-lanterns, use in competitions, or for canning and pie fillings. Big Max pumpkins require full sun, fertile soil, and a long growing season of approximately 120 days to reach their full potential.  

Packet: 9 grams of seed

(60 days) Open-pollinated. Because of their cold hardiness, collards were a miracle crop that sustained many southern folks through the winters during the Great Depression. Vates is the acronym for Virginia Truck Experiment Station, a hotbed of collard research from 1907-1967. Introduced in the 1930s, this was probably the best-known of all the many developed there. Large upright 1½–2' plants give generous harvests of dark green thick crumpled leaves with a mild cabbage-like flavor. Will overwinter in high tunnels in our climate. 

The best environment to grow collard green or mustard greens is in full sun with plentiful, consistent moisture to thrive in your garden. Greens are frost tolerant, so growing them as a late season crop is ideal. Planting greens can also be done in early spring for a summer harvest, but more watering is likely necessary for them to grow successfully during the summer heat. Use insect netting to help protect from early insect infestations. Collards are best consumed in gumbo, braised, or sauteed.

COMMON PESTS: Aphids, Wihteflies

SUSCEPTIBLE TO: Bolting, Mosaic Virus, Fusarium Wilt

Orange-gold fruits that size up to 25 lbs.

Ideal size for big jack-o'-lanterns and fall decorations.