The Best Heirloom & Gourmet Vegetable, Flower & Herb Seeds to be found, now in stock. Renee’s personal selection of new, exciting and unusual vegetable, flower and herb seeds, including time-tested heirlooms, Certified Organic seeds, the best international hybrids and fine open-pollinated varieties. Now in stock!

The name Delphinium is from the word meaning ‘dolphin’ in Latin, which originally came from the Greek, named due to the plant’s bud and spur that resembles the shape of a dolphin. They are popular in cottage-style gardens and cutting gardens.

It’s impossible to walk by Gardenias without taking a whiff, although be careful not to touch your nose to the petals! The oils on your skin will turn the flowers brown prematurely. Hardy gardenias are here!

Sarracenia! Also known as pitcher plants, these plants get their name from the shape of their leaves. They capture insects by producing nectar along the rim of their pitchers. When an insect starts to lick up the nectar, it tries to get more by reaching in the pitcher. When it loses its footing, it falls right in!

Brighten up your gardens with this wonderful stained glass throwing light over your plants. It’s guaranteed to bring you happiness and joy in your gardening experience. For more fabulous gifts click here.

We are blessed to live in Oregon where it is possible to grow your own food almost year-round. Last year we ate spinach from our unprotected raised bed for the entire winter. Come see our selection of fall and winter vegetable starts.