Specialty Seeds
Unusual varieties you won't find at the garden center.
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Pumpkin ‘Atlantic Giant’ is the legendary variety known for producing some of the largest pumpkins in the world. It’s grown not just for size, but for the experience — watching the vines spread, the fruit swell, and the pumpkin transform day by day. With the right care, this variety can produce impressively large pumpkins that make a bold statement in the garden.
Seeds grow best in rich, well-draining soil in a sunny location. Give plants plenty of space to spread, as vines grow vigorously. Water deeply and regularly, and feed with organic nutrients throughout the growing season. Harvest when the pumpkin has reached its desired size and the skin has hardened.
Tomato ‘Soldacki’ is a treasured heirloom variety from the Polish countryside, known for its rich flavor and meaty texture. It produces large, pinkish-red tomatoes with a beautifully balanced sweetness that brings back the taste of tomatoes as they were grown in the past. Each fruit is full of juice and depth, making it an excellent choice for fresh salads, sandwiches, and homemade sauces.
For faster results, seeds can be soaked for 8–12 hours before planting to encourage quicker germination. Seeds may be sown directly in the garden in October, or started indoors under lights in late August for a longer growing season and heavier production. With fertile soil and organic feeding every four weeks, this plant will reward you with generous harvests and unforgettable flavor.
With its beautifully variegated leaves in shades of green and white, Tomato Salad Variegated stands out in the garden even before it begins to fruit. The foliage alone gives the plant an elegant, ornamental presence, making it a variety that combines beauty and productivity in one. As it matures, it produces medium-sized tomatoes with a balanced flavor that brings together gentle sweetness and light acidity.
For quicker results, seeds can be soaked for 8–12 hours before planting to encourage faster germination. Seeds may be sown directly in the garden in October, or started indoors under lights in late August for a longer season and heavier harvest. With rich soil and organic feeding every four weeks, this plant will reward you with generous yields and memorable flavor.
Tomato Cherry ‘Red Pear’ is a charming heirloom variety that produces clusters of small, pear-shaped red tomatoes with a sweet, mild flavor. The fruits are juicy and perfect for snacking, salads, roasting, or adding a pop of color to everyday dishes. This variety is known for its productivity and adds both beauty and flavor to the home garden.
Seeds grow best in well-draining soil in a sunny location. Provide regular watering and support as the plant grows and begins to vine. Harvest tomatoes when they are fully red and slightly soft to the touch for the best flavor.
Swiss Chard ‘Large White Ribbed’ is a dependable leafy green known for its broad, dark green leaves and thick white stems. It has a mild, slightly earthy flavor and can be enjoyed both raw and cooked, making it a versatile addition to everyday meals. This variety is productive and forgiving, giving you countless harvests from the same plant.
Seeds grow best in well-draining soil in a sunny to lightly shaded spot. Keep the soil evenly moist as plants grow. Harvest outer leaves as needed, allowing the center to continue producing fresh growth over time.
Sesame ‘White Shirogoma’ is a traditional sesame variety grown for its small white seeds with a rich, nutty flavor. The plant itself is attractive, with upright growth and delicate flowers, making it both useful and pleasing in the home garden. It loves the sun and heat so make sure to plant it in spring time for it to enjoy the summer heat.
Seeds grow best in well-draining soil in a sunny location. Water regularly during early growth, then moderately once plants are established. As the seed pods mature and begin to dry, they can be harvested and opened to collect the seeds for kitchen use.
Portulaca ‘Double Mix’ is a cheerful flowering plant known for its bright, rose-like double blooms in a mix of vibrant colors. The flowers open in the sun and create a lively carpet of color, making this plant perfect for pots, borders, hanging baskets, and sunny garden spots. It’s a great choice when you want bold color with very little effort.
Seeds grow best in well-draining soil in a sunny location. Scatter seeds lightly on the soil surface and press gently without covering, as they need light to germinate. Once established, portulaca is drought-tolerant and blooms continuously, adding long-lasting color throughout the season.
Pepper ‘Serrano Tampiqueño’ is a classic serrano chili known for its slender green fruits and bright, spicy heat. It has a clean, sharp flavor that adds a lively kick to salsas, sauces, and everyday cooking. This variety is productive and reliable, making it a popular choice for home gardens and container growing.
Seeds grow best in well-draining soil in a sunny spot. Keep the soil lightly moist while plants establish, then water regularly as they grow. Peppers can be harvested green or left to mature to red for a deeper flavor and extra heat.
