What's Sprouting in 2025
We pride ourselves in growing our seedlings using organic practices and products to maintain nature's intended approach to gardening. Below you will find some descriptions of the wide variety of garden plants we grow and offer. The listing is not all inclusive so, we recommend that you just come walk around, relax, and enjoy looking through the varieties we offer. Although we thrive on carrying hard to find varieties, we offer many traditional varieties of plants as well. Looking for a super colorful tomato? We've got it. How about a super-hot pepper full of flavor? We've got that too. In addition to edibles, we also grow many flowers and herbs from seed that can be mixed into your gardens as a way to attract beneficial insects. Plus, you'll have a beautiful garden to harvest all season. We're so excited to see what you'll grow in 2025.
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See you in the garden!
From the Greenhouse...
Crops for cold weather starts are typically available by late March for transplanting. Fall crops are seeded late summer and are typically available by early September for transplanting.
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Warm weather crops are ready by late April; however, these need to be protected from low temperatures until the last frost date. We can share some tips with you on care if you choose to buy early.
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Fruit bushes are available in early May along with annuals and perennials.
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​It's always worth a trip to the greenhouses to see what's growing and talk with us about purchasing and planting!
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Beefsteak, Slicing, Heirloom Tomatoes
Varieties include Early Girl, Best Boy, Wisconsin 55, Black Krim, Purple Cherokee, Kelloggs Breakfast, Rutgers, Brandywines
Cherry & Grape Tomatoes
Varieties include Gardener's Delight (Red); Nature's Bites (Red); Sungold(Orange); SunSugar(Orange); Napa Chardonnay (White/Cream); Jelly Bean (Red Grape); Chocolate Cherry
Cucumbers
Varieties include pickling and slicing options: Tendergreen; Parisian Pickling; Ancash Market; Lemon
Squash & Zucchini
Varieties include yellow squash, green zucchini, and spaghetti squash.
Sweet Peppers
Varieties include: California 100; Golden Calwonder; Banana Peppers; Lunch box mixes; Orange Bell; Lilac Bell
Hot Peppers
Varieties include: Cayenne; Jalapeno (various colors); Poblano; Serrano; Ghost Pepper; Habanero.
Sweet Melons
Varieties include honeydew; charentais
Watermelon
Varieties include Moon & Stars; Wilson's Sweet
Pumpkins
Varieties include Jack Be Little
Other Fruits
We grow three varieties of strawberries for long season harvest; multiple varieties of blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, elderberries, currents, and more.
Lettuces & Greens
Types include: Butter Lettuce, Romaine, Spinach, Red Leaf Lettuce, Collards, Kale, Mustards, Swiss Chard, Bok Choy
Herbs
Culinary Types (Not all inclusive): Sweet Basil, Thai Basil, Lemon Basil; Parsley (Flat leaf and Curly); Dill; Lemon Grass; Chervil; Cilantro; Rosemary; Lavender; Thyme; Oregano; Savory (We also carry herbs primarily used for medicinal purposes)
More plants for your garden
Come meander in nature and you'll find a plant wanting to go home and flourish in your indoor or outdoor garden. Explore our native plant selection, houseplants, perennials flowers, bushes, and annuals that provide color all season long.
Explore, enjoy, connect and rejuvenate!
Echinacea (Coneflowers)
Varieties include: Purpurea,
Milkweeds (Monarch host plants)
Varieties include: Butterfly weed (tuberosa); Rose/Swamp (incanarta);
Other Native Plants
Plants include asters, woodland plants, cardinal flower, royal catchfly, and so much more!
Cut Flower Gardens
We grow a variety of flowers for your cutting garden such as zinnia; snapdragons; cosmos; marigold; dahlia; daisy; salvia; celosia; and others.
Shade Plants
Types include: Varieties of Hosta; Astilbe; Helleborus; Ferns; and other part-shade plants.
Annuals (Bedding Plants)
We love the variety of color in coleus and carry many different colors! There are so many different types of annuals (sun and shade) with beautiful colors and patterns that help pull a landscape together while providing additional food for pollinators.