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    NS/S provides only open-pollinated (OP) seed varieties. OP varieties will breed true from seeds, meaning the seed saved from the parent plant will grow with the same characteristics. Seeds from the NS/S Seed Bank (tagged on each page as "NS/S Collection") are landrace or heirloom varieties with a long historical connection to the Greater Southwest. Limit 10 packets of any one seed variety;  some varieties in low supply may have a lower limit.

    We also carry OP species and varieties from outside our collection to offer a greater selection. These heirloom varieties (tagged as "Non-Collection") can perform well in the Greater Southwest even though they do not have a deep historical connection to the region. Their distribution directly contributes to the conservation of seeds represented in the NS/S Seed Bank collection.

    Looking for larger quantities? Visit the Bulk Seeds page.

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    1. crimson sweet watermelon seeds
      Crimson Sweet Watermelon
      $4.50
    2. Cuarteles
      Cuarteles
      $5.95
    3. Cumpas Green
      Cumpas Green
      $4.50
    4. Cumpas White
      Cumpas White
      $4.50
    5. Cunti Muni de los Yaquis
      Cunti Muni de los Yaquis
      $4.50
    6. Davis Green Cotton
      Davis Green Cotton
      $5.95
    7. de Milpa
      de Milpa
      $4.50
    8. Del Arbol de Baja California Sur
      Del Arbol de Baja California Sur
      $4.50
    9. desert wildflower seeds
      Desert Bloom Mix
      $13.50
    10. Desert Bluebells
      Desert Bluebells
      $3.50
    11. Close-up of a purple flower with a blurred green background
      Desert Chia
      $3.50
    12. Desert Colors Wildflower Mix
      Desert Colors Wildflower Mix
      from $3.00
    13. A perennial shrub native to the Sonoran Desert. Blooms March through April and the nectar is a great source for honey bees. The plants are 2-4 ft tall and are equally wide. The abundant flowers are apricot to orange. Plant in fall to early spring. Prefers soil with good drainage. Elevation 0 - 5000ft
      Desert Globemallow
      from $3.50
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    14. Desert Lupine
      Desert Lupine
      from $3.50
    15. Desert Marigold
      Desert Marigold
      from $3.50
    16. Desert Senna
      Desert Senna
      $3.50
    17. Desert Tortoise Mix
      Desert Tortoise Mix
      from $3.50
    18. detroit red heirloom beets
      Detroit Red
      $4.50
    19. Diag
      Diag
      $4.50
    20. DiMeglio Arugula is both heat and cold tolerant in the low desert, so you can grow it year round. Bright, sharp arugula flavor.
      DiMeglio Arugula
      $4.50
    21. dragon purple carrots
      Dragon
      $4.50
    22. Dwarf Siberian Kale.. Winter hardy and good for small gardens.
      Dwarf Siberian
      $4.50
    23. Eagle Pass
      Eagle Pass
      $4.50
    24. early wonder beet organic
      Early Wonder Beet
      $4.50
    25. Easter Egg
      Easter Egg
      $4.50
    26. Ejotero
      Ejotero
      $4.50
    27. Escondida
      Escondida
      $4.50
    28. Española Valley
      Española Valley
      $5.95
    29. Esperanza de Oro
      Esperanza de Oro
      $4.50
    30. Green onions: A delicious bunching onion. Leave some in the garden to regrow new bunches. Evergreen is a true multiplier onion and will divide itself perennially.
      Evergreen Hardy Perennial
      $4.50
    31. Firewheel has 2" diameter daisy-like flowers that are deep red with yellow tips. Blooms March through September. Plant in fall. Attracts numerous bees and butterflies. Native to Arizona, New Mexico and California.
      Firewheel
      from $3.50
    32. Flamenco
      Flamenco
      $4.50
    33. Fordhook Giant
      Fordhook Giant
      $4.50
    34. From the Fort Apache Reservation in east-central Arizona. Medium to large heads (5-9 inches) grown singly on 5-7 foot plants, with an occasional branched plant also possible. Plump striped seeds with heavy hulls. An allelopathic variety that will suppress broad-leaf weed or crop seeds planted within a few feet. From our Seed-Bank Collection. Origin: high desert, 5056' elevation Approx. 2.5g/25 seeds per packet.
      Fort Apache
      $4.50
    35. French Breakfast
      French Breakfast
      $4.50