A North American heirloom, this modern-day origins of this pepper can be traced back to the garden of celebrated painter Horrace Pippen.  Peppers ripen from dark purple to bright orange, and are delicious at any stage. 

An essential ingredient in Caribbean cooking, the 'Scotch Bonnet' is as versatile as it is spicy! Similar to a habanero in terms of heat level, the 'Scotch Bonnet' has much thicker pepper walls, so it is maintains its integrity when...

At over 1.5 MILLION scoville units, this is one of the hottest peppers in the world. Also known as Trinidad Douglah, this Caribbean super-hot gets the name seven pot because it is said that one pepper is hot enough to...

This heirloom originated in Japan and produces 3" fruits that are mild with a touch of spice. Heat level varies between peppers, most are sweet with just a whisper of heat, but occasionally one will pack-a- punch. Absolutely delicious cooked...

Rosemary is great as a kitchen windowsill plant or in the herb garden, where its rounded evergreen growth habit makes the perfect hedge. Edible foliage can be used either fresh or dried.    Suitable for container gardening, and if overwintered...

Make a spot for this perennial in your herb garden. The gray-green color stands out in contrast with other plants. The purple flowers are attractive and the fragrant leaves are amazing in soups and stuffings.   Suitable for container gardening. 

Type: Slicing Developed in Belgium, this unusual variety bears 1 -pound multi-colored tomatoes (green, red, and purple when ripe).  Also known as Black Pineapple.  This is a delicious slicer like no other.  Indeterminate   Photo credit: rareseeds.com

Type: Cherry Crazy huge clusters of pale yellow oval cherry tomatoes with sweet yet refined flavor. Indeterminate. Open-pollinated.    Photo credit: Rareseeds.com

A show stopper in any situation 'Black Beauty' is as delicious as it is eye-catching! Perhaps the darkest colored tomato due to its extreme anthocyanin expression.  The blue-black skin shares the same antioxidant pigment as blueberries.  Indeterminate   Photo credit:...

Type: Cherry This bite sized heirloom variety has dark colored fruits well known for their rich flavor. Highly productive plants! Indeterminate.    Suitable for container gardening, but the vines will need support.

Type: Paste Originating around 1900 in Hungary, this giant heart shaped tomato can exceed one pound! Fruits are pink to red with firm and meaty flesh. Great production all season long from this variety! Indeterminate.    Photo credit: rareseeds.com

Type: Slicing This gigantic heirloom hails from the hills of Kentucky and can reach two pounds! Considered a low-acid tomato, these yellow to orange fruits have a mild flavor. This is a heavy producing plant. Indeterminate.    Photo credit: Rareseeds.com