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  • Many vegetables like lettuce, carrots, and broccoli don't have botanical origins or cultural roots in the Great Southwest, and thus are not a part of our seed-bank collection.  To accommodate interest in growing them, NS/S offers selected heirloom seed varieties from outside of our region.  We have chosen varieties that are relatively heat and drought tolerant, or that have a shorter growing season, so they are more adaptable to growing in the Southwest.  As much as possible, we purchase from sources that produce seed organically and/or using sustainable agricultural practices.  Organically grown seeds are tagged as such on their pages.  When you purchase any seed or product from Native Seeds/SEARCH you financially support our work of conserving the NS/S treasure of regional heirloom seeds.
    1. Arugula
    2. Beit Alpha Cucumber
    3. Big Max Pumpkin
    4. Black Beauty Zucchini
    5. Black-Seeded Simpson Looseleaf
    6. bloomsdale spinach good southwest winter crops
    7. green leaves and flower buds of cut broccoli raab
    8. Calypso Cilantro
    9. Campo Dorado
    10. A cluster of bright red radishes with green leaves.
    11. Italian heirloom beet seeds. The beets have beautiful red and white concentric circles when slice open. Good for roasting or pickling.
    12. Chives: Delicious, fresh, delicate-onion flavor. Handsome, edible, pink flower globes provide a source of long-lasting cut flowers. 12" tall.
    13. de Milpa
    14. detroit red heirloom beets
    15. dragon purple carrots
    16. early wonder beet organic
    17. Easter Egg
    18. Flamenco
    19. Fordhook Giant
    20. French Breakfast
    21. Genovese Basil
    22. Thymus vulgaris. Thyme is one of the most popular culinary herbs. Aromatic leaves and small, pink flower spikes on a short, creeping plant. Thyme has a long history of medicinal use: thyme oil is antiseptic, thyme tea is mineral-rich, anti-spasmodic.  Not from our seed bank collection, but your purchase supports our conservation mission.  6-12' tall. Organically grown.  Approx. 0.1g/100 seeds per packet.
    23. Beta vulgaris. Beautiful golden beets mature in 55-60 days from planting. Developed by W. Atlee Burpee Seeds in the 1940's. Produces an orange-skinned, golden yellow-fleshed root with pleasant, sweet flavor that is milder than red beets. Best eaten when roots are 2" in diameter. Not from our Seed Bank Collection, but your purchase supports our conservation mission.  Approx. 3g/200 seeds per packet.
    24. golden acre cabbage grows well in winter garden
    25. golden yellow corn sweet
    26. Golden Purslane