Nature's Seeds - Heirloom, Open-Pollinated, Organic, Bio-Dynamic

"Quality Tested by Time"™

We offer seed for specialty heirloom and open-pollinated, varieties of the best tasting vegetables organically and biodynamically grown for fresh eating from the sustainable home garden of the 21st century. We have included as much of the history of each vegetable that we could find and would appreciate hearing from you if you have any additional facts or varieties you would like to see added.
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Amaranth Love Lies Bleeding Perennial 3-5' tall - Stake Press seed in 20" apart late May Germination 10-15 days H pre-1700	Asparagus Mary Washington Perennial Soak seed 48 hrs 18" apart Germination 14-21 days 1st Harvest 3rd yr.	Beans Cherokee Trail of Tears Pole Bean - needs trellis 1-1/2 - 2" deep 4-6" apart after last frost date H Brought from TN to Oklahoma by Cherokee Indians winter 1838-1839
Beans Cherokee Wax Garden Bush 1" deep 3" apart Germination 7-10 days Sow every 2 wks until 2 wks before last frost H 1838	Beans Christmas Lima Pole - 10' Trellis 1-1/2" deep 5-6" apart Harvest 90 days H 1840	Beans Hidatsa Shield Figure Pole Bean - 6' Trellis 1-1/2 - 2" deep 4-6" apart after last frost date H Hidatsa Indians, Missouri River, ND
Beans Mayflower Pole needs Trellis 1-1 1/2" deep 4-6" apart after last frost date H Brought over on Mayflower 1620	Beans Painted Lady 6' tall Runner Bean 1" deep 6" apart after last frost Germination 7-10 days Harvest 68-90 days Bi-colored red &qmp; white Attracts hummingbirds Would be beautiful alongside Painted Lady Pansies H 1596 Named after Queen Elizabeth I A favorite of Thomas Jefferson's	Beans Purple Podded (Purple Peacock) 6' Pole bean Harvest 60-68 days Turn light green when done blanching H European cultivated since 1775 Discovered again in Arkansas' Ozark mountains 1930
Beans Rattlesnake (Preacher Bean) 10' Pole bean Pods are streaked with purple after last frost plant seds on their side 1 - 1 1/2" deep 3' apart Germination 7-14 days Keep moist during germination Harvest 75-100 days Good resistance to drought H	Beans Royal Burgundy Garden Bush 24" tall 1" deep 3" apart Germination 8-11 days Harvest 60 days Sow every 2 wks until 2 wks before last frost H 1940	Beans Santa Maria Pinquito Semi-Bush Dry shell bean 1-2" deep 4-6" apart keep moist Harvest 90 days Classic side dish to famed Santa Maria barbeques H Early 1800's Grown on mesas above Santa Maria, CA
Beans Scarlet Runner Pole Bean - 10' Trellis 1-1/2 - 2" deep 4-6" apart after last frost date Harvest 60-90 days attracts hummingbirds H 1750 Native American	Beans Soldier (European) Bush 1-2' Staked 1 1/2-2" deep 4-5" apart after last frost date H 18th Century European	Beans Tongue of Fire Bush 2' 1-2" deep 5-6" apart after last frost date H Tierra del Fuego, Italy
Beans Windsor Broad (Fava) Bush 3' 2-1/2" deep 8-10" apart Germination 7-14 days Likes cool Harvest 85 days H 1860	Beans Wren's Egg Pole 6' Trellis 1 1/2-2" deep 4-6" apart after last frost date H Before 1825	Beet Chiogga Biodynamic (Bull's Eye) 1/2-1" deep 3" apart Harvest 65 days H pre-1840 named after Italian fishing village
Broccoli De Cicco 24-36" high 1/2" deep 2' apart Germination 10-14 days Harvest 90 days H Italian 1890	Broccoli Purple Sprouting (Early) Bush 1/8" deep 18-24" apart Germination 7-10 days Harvest 120-220 days Frost hardy Overwintering for spring harvest H Old English	Broccoli Waltham 29 Best for late summer or fall harvests 1/2" deep 12" apart Germination 5-10 days Harvest 74-90 days Can survive dry spells H 1954
Brussels Sprouts Catskill 1/4" deep 2' apart Germination 7-14 days Harvest 90 days Fall crop H New York 1941	Brussels Sprouts Long Island 1/8" deep 18-24" apart Germination 10-14 days Harvest 90 days 90° weather H 1890's
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