"Quality Tested by Time" We offer an Heirloom Seed Sampler ~ 30 different varieties of heirloom and open-pollinated, seed of the best tasting vegetables organically and biodynamically grown. Try your hand at an heirloom garden this year. Grow your own heirloom vegetables, for fresh eating or canning this year, save some seed of your favorites and plant them next year. The answer to 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 available. Contact me if you have any questions. Heirloom Seed Sampler ~ $24.00 (Contains seeds from 30 different heirloom varieties) Asparagus, Perennial "Mary Washington" (1 dz.) Perennial Soak seed 48 hrs 18" apart Germination 14-21 days 1st Harvest 3rd yr. H ? Beans, Dry "Santa Maria Pinquito" (2) Semi-Bush 4-6 " apart 1-2 " deep Germination 14-21 days Harvest 90 days H Santa Maria BBQ's 1800's Carrots "Danvers 1/2 Long" (1/8 tsp.) 1/8" deep 2-3" apart Germination 14 days Harvest 75 days ideal for overwintering 6-8" long H Danvers, Mass 1871 Beans, Dry "Black Turtle" (2) 2 " apart 2 " deep Rows 2-3' apart Germination 7-14 days Harvest 100 days Chili, Refried Beans H Latin Carrots "Scarlet Nantes" (1/8 tsp.) nearly coreless excellent for juicing can be harvested all winter if protected with mulch sweet flavor, fine-grained flesh H pre-1900 Beans, Green "Kentucky Wonder" (2) Pole plant in hill 2' apart nearly stringless most popular pole bean H 1850's Corn "Early Golden Bantam" (1/2 dz.) (8 Row) 6' tall wind-pollinated, need 4 rows 1-2" deep 6" apart after last frost Harvest 85-100 days 5-7" ears H Spanish 1900 Beans, Purple "Royal Burgundy" (2) 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 New Hampshire 1940 Lettuce, Head "Black Seeded Simpson" (1/8 tsp.) 1/4" deep 6" apart Germination 7-10 days Harvest 45 days needs moisture, partial shade H 1850 Beans, Yellow "Kentucky Wonder Wax" (2) Pole plant in hill 2' apart nearly stringless Germinatation 7 days 6-9 " long Harvest 73 days H 1850's Lettuce, Head "Green Salad Bowl" (1/8 tsp.) 1/4" deep 6" apart Germination 7-10 days Harvest 45 days needs moisture, partial shade H ? Cucumbers, Pickling "Homemade Pickles" (2) plant in hill 1.5" deep 6" apart hills 3' apart Germination 7 days Harvest 55 days H East Indies Lettuce, Butterhead "Marvel of 4 Seasons" (1/8 tsp.) start indoors 1 mo. before transplant 1/4" deep 6" apart Germination 7-10 days Harvest 50 days heads are 6-10" H France 1885 Cucumbers, Novelty "Lemon, Sweet" (2) 1.5" deep plant in hill 3" apart Germination 7 days Harvest 65 days 2-3" ovoid H Australia Lettuce, Romaine "Parris Island Cos" (1/8 tsp.) Romaine 1/4" deep 10" apart Germination 7-10 days Harvest 68 days needs moisture, partial shade H 1949 Cucumbers, Slicing "Muncher" (2) 1.5" deep plant in hill 3" apart Germination 7 days Harvest 63 days 9" fruit burpless H ? Onions, Bulb "Walla Walla" (1/2 dz.) long day 1/4-1/2&auot; deep 6" apart after frost full sun H Northwest WA H ? Tomato, Sauce "Black Plum" (2) Indeterminate 1/4" deep 18" apart Germination 6-14 days Harvest 72 days Full sun 70-90° H ? Onions, Green "White Lisbon Bunching" (1/2 dz.) full sun well-drained soil 1/4-1/2" deep 2" apart Germination 12-14 days harvest at pencil size sow spring, summer & fall H ? Tomato, Beefsteak "Brandywine, Red" (Original)(2) Indeterminate potato-like foliage 1/4" deep 2-3' apart Germination 7-10 days Harvest 90 days Full sun 70-90° Large - 1-2 lb. fruit will need support H Amish 1885 Named after Brandywine Creek, Chester Co., PA Peas, Garden "Alaska" (1/2 dz.) early semidwarf bush 24-36" tall 2-3" pods Germination 8 days Harvest 55 days disease resistantearliest of all types H 1880 Tomato, Beefsteak "Cherokee Purple" (2) Indeterminate plant indoors 6-8 wks before last frost 1/4" deep transplant 18-24" apart Germination 10-14 days Harvest 90 days Full sun 70-90° Large - 1-2 lb fruit will need support H Tennessee 1900 Peas, Snow Pea "Oregon Sugar Pod" (1/2 dz.) 24" dwarf bush 3-4" pods Germination 70 days Harvest 105 days mild flavored disease resistant H Dr. Baggett, OSU Tomato, Beefsteak "Mortgage Lifter" (Halladay's)(2) Indeterminate 1/4" deep indoors 6 wks before last frost plant outdoors 2' apart Germination 10-14 days Harvest 80-90 days Full sun 70-90° Large - 1-2 lb. fruit pinkish in color will need support H Logan, W. VA 1940's Spinach "Bloomsdale Longstanding" (1/2 dz.) 1/2" deep 4-6"apart Germination 7-10 days Harvest 48 days early spring again in late summer for fall harvest tolerates hot weather H 1826 Tomato, Salad "Siberian" (2) 24" dwarf bush 3-4" pods Germination 70 days Harvest 105 days mild flavored disease resistant H Dr. Baggett, OSU Tomato, Stuffing "Striped Cavern" (2) Indeterminate 1/4" deep 2' apart Keep moist 75-90° full light for germination sow seed indoors 6-8 weeeks before last frost harden off plants before transplanting Harvest 75 days H ? Tomato, Salad "Stupice" (2) semi-bush Indeterminate potato-like foliage Germination 8-14 days Harvest 60-65 days after frost 70-90° H Czech 1976 Tomatillo "Toma Verde" (2) Indeterminate Ground Cherry used in Green Chili sauce (Salsa Verde) 1-2" fruit indoors 6-8 wks before last frost Germination 10-14 days Harvest 80 days mild to sweet flavored H 1600's Tomato, Snacking "Yellow Pear" (2) Indeterminate 1-2" pear shaped clusters of fruit 1.5" deep indoors 6-8 wks before last frost Germination 10-14 days Harvest 80 days mild to sweet flavored H 1600's   HEIRLOOM SEED SAMPLER ORDER FORM Your Name: Mailing Address: City: State: Zip Code: Phone: Email: Check here if Shipping Address is the same as Billing Address Shipping Address: City: State: Zip Code: Sampler Quantity: x $24.00 each = Subtotal $ + $3.00 shipping/handling = TOTAL $ Comments or Special Instructions: Mail order form and check to: Sherry Scott   1413 11th St.   Anacortes, WA 98221 Your order will be sent as soon as possible after receipt. 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