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Glass Gem

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Stowell's Evergreen

$5.95

Ki:kam Hu:n

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White Corn Posole

$7.00

Chapalote "Pinole Maiz"

$4.50

Flor del Rio

$4.50

Zea mays. This sweet corn variety was bred in Tucson in the 1970’s and 80’s from an O’odham white flour corn and a hybrid sweet corn variety. Russ Buhrow, who for many years was the plant curator at Tohono Chul Park, developed this stabilized cross by depending only on monsoon rainfall and flooding. His imitation of traditional O’odham methods and use of O’odham corn have preserved a high level of drought tolerance in this variety. Occasional flour-type kernels may be present.

Desert White Sweet (Modern Cross)

$5.95

Highly Nutritious Organic Corn Pinole grown in Arizona

Corn Pinole: Huuñ Haakĭ Chu'i

$8.75

Tamaya Blue Corn Atole

Bachiachi

O'odham Hu:ñ

Onaveño

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Blue Corn Posole

Hernandez Red Mix

Smoik Hu:ñ

Nahav Kumi

Mohave

Pima Corn Grits

Reventador

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Santo Domingo Red

$4.50

bluecorn waffle with pink prickly pear syrup being poured on top

Taste the roasted nutty flavor of blue corn when you place these pancakes and waffles on the table Optionally, you can add pine nuts (piñon), blueberries, or your favorite extra ingredients.  Ingredients: roasted blue corn, unbleached flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, salt. 16 ounces

Blue Corn Waffle & Pancake Mix

$9.00

Rosari

$4.50

bowl of polenta with roasted veggies and shredded parmesan cheese.

Made from Stone Milled Whole Grist, Parched Heirloom Red Corn Makes delicious polenta! All Natural, Non-GMO 24 oz. (1.5 pounds)

Parched Heirloom Red Corn Polenta

$18.00

4 corn ears: red chinmark, blue, white, and yellow multi

Zea mays. A beautiful and productive mix of red, white, blue, yellow, orange and chinmark kernels on medium (11") length ears. Great for making chicos, masa, pinole, or polenta. Originally collected at the Casados Farm in El Guique, New Mexico in 1994. From our Seed Bank Collection. Origin: high desert, about 5500' elevation Includes mostly flour type kernels, with some flint and dent as well Plants grow to about 6 feet Seed Saver Size includes info on corn pollination and seed saving details.

Casados Multicolor

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Tamaya Blue Cornmeal

$6.00

Navajo White

$4.50

Pima 60 Day Cornmeal - Organic

Wikti

Hopi Blue Wikti

Mayo Tuxpeño

Velarde Blue

Golden Bantam Improved

$5.95

Blue Cornmeal

$7.00

Rarámuri Maiz Caliente

$4.50

Chuchuni Sunu

$4.50

Mayo Yellow "Chapalote"

$4.50

Jicarilla Apache White

$4.50

Santo Domingo Rainbow

$4.50

Gila River A'al Hu:n

$4.50

Mexican Annual Teosinte

$5.95

Totahu:n

$4.50

Nambe White

$4.50

Rarámuri Yellow Apachito

$4.50

Stack of pancakes with butter and a bottle of syrup on a wooden table.

Tamaya Bluecorn Pancake Mix

$7.50

Blue Popcorn Kernels

$7.00

Yoeme Vatchi

$4.50

Jalapeño Cornbread Mix

$15.00

6" square wrapped canvas print featuring blue corn maiden by Hopi artist Gerald Dawavendewa

Corn Maiden - Canvas Print

Jemez Blue

Kustchitch

Corn Soap Bundle

Rarámuri Chomó

Rarámuri Multicolor

Blue Corn Cookie Mix and Pomegranate Jelly

$16.00

Corn Maiden in blue and purple. The designs on these cards are prints of original artwork by Hopi Artist Gerald A. A. Dawavendewa. The inside of these cards are blank allowing you to use these for all special occasions. Story on back, comes with white envelope.

"Corn Maiden" Card by Gerald A. A. Dawavendewa

$4.00

Corn Ear Shoot Bags

$7.50

Hand Carved Turquoise Corn Earrings - Santo Domingo Pueblo

$69.00

Blank notecards, featuring a print of the watercolor painting "Apache Red Corn" by Tucson artists Martha Ames Burgess and Virginia Wade Ames. On the reverse side of each card, there is a detailed description of the subject. Card is 4x5 inches and includes a white envelope.

"Apache Red Corn" - Card by Flor De Mayo Arts

$5.00

Mayo Broomcorn

$4.50

Blue Corn Maiden Sculpture with Pueblo Scene

Rosavewali

Tabloncillo Blanco

Hopi Blue Corn Mask

Zuni Carved Turquoise Corn Earrings

$90.00

Tassel Bags

$17.99

Zuni Yellow Corn Earrings

$90.00

Zuni Red Corn Earrings

$90.00

"For the Hopi people creating a life of happiness and plenty in a desert environment can be symbolized by plants that the Hopi cultivated and gathered to create a culture that has endured for thousands of years. Plants are not only used to nourish the people but are integral to Hopi culture. Plant-life plays a part in ceremonies, traditions, and life-events. Every plant is celebrated and respected, For the Hopi, the blue corn ear is symbolically the first crop they grew in this world and it defines their cu

"Kuwan'èwqatsi - Life of Happiness & Plenty" Matted Print by Gerald A.A. Dawavendewa

$30.00

"A perfect blue corn plant carries a horizon line, separating prayer feathers in the Fifth World from corn ears, dragonflies and butterflies in the Fourth World, the world that we live upon...announcing the coming rain clouds." White matted print measures 11 x 14 inches  Image measures 9.5 x 7.5 inches Information about the artist and Hopi culture included

"Codex Taawa: Passage From The Fifth and Fourth World" Matted Print by Gerald A.A. Dawavendewa

$30.00

Teawi

$4.50

Maiz Caliente

$4.50

Anthony's Spices Blackening Seasoning blends paprika, cracked black pepper, Kosher salt, onion, crushed red pepper, garlic, lemon pepper, basil, fennel and other herbs and spices to make the perfect blend for all occasions. For all meats and vegetables - try it on corn on the cob! Made in Arizona - 6 oz. jar

Arizona Black Canyon Gold

$8.00

Dark, hot, smoky chiles with a hint of cacao nibs. Medium spicy. Delicious in or on tamales!

Mole Negro

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The deep brown color comes from Mexican chocolate, raisins, and chiles, especially the Mulato, a cousin of the Ancho that is milder, less bitter, and fruitier. Negro Pasilla gives depth of flavor and a purple-red color, and a hint of Chipotle Morita adds its legendary smokiness. Mildly spicy. 100% GMO free!

Mole Dulce

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Rarámuri Gileno

$4.50

Basket Maiden - Canvas Print

$20.00

Known as the "Three Sisters", these crops are grown together to benefit each other. Beans planted at the base of the corn stalk provide support to their vines as they rise upward to the sun. Squash plants grow close to the ground protecting soil with broad spiny leaves. Together these plants thrive and provide a balanced food source to the people. Three spirits symbolizing Beans, Corn, and Squash stand behind the plants. Bean Maiden wraps herself in a blanket bearing water symbols. A bundle of bean sprouts

"Three Sisters" Matted Print by Gerald A.A. Dawavendewa

$30.00

Heirloom Atole Mix -  Mexican chocolate atole made with nixtamalized corn, cacao and ceylon cinnamon Ingredients: cacao*,heirloom nixtamal maiz*,cane sugar*,canela* (organic*) Directions: heat 3 tablespoons with 6-8 oz of your liquid of choice. Stir continuously until thickened to your desired consistency 6oz(170g) 8 servings Allergy Info: created in a facility that uses milk, eggs, wheat, peanuts, tree nuts Ethically sourced organic cacao

Champurrado Heirloom Atole Mix

$17.00

Prickly Pear Candy

$4.00

A smooth, orange-red sauce, rich with almonds and pumpkin seeds. Mexican cinnamon and other spices play supporting roles. Made with the famous Santa Cruz Red Chili from Tumacácori, Arizona. Mildly spicy. 100% GMO free!

Mole Pipián Rojo

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Foil Packets

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Mole Negro Paste

$15.00

Mountain Pima Cristalino de Chihuahua

Rarámuri Pepitillo

Rock Corral Canyon

Corrientes

San Carlos Apache Domesticated

$5.95

Red Cored Chantenay

$4.50

White Mountain Apache

$4.50

A true lima bean, originally from Peru (hence Lima), this gorgeous bean has all the "meat" of limas but with a chestnut flavor. They're big and bold and can stand up to a chile sauce or curry, or simply be enjoyed with a drizzle of olive oil and a few grates of dry goat cheese. If you grew up thinking you hated limas, it's time to try again! 1 lb bag. Food item, not sold as seed.

Christmas Lima Beans - Heirloom

$9.50

White Sonora

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Anethum graveolens. Hinojo. Dill from a Mayo garden in Piedras Verdes, Sonora, Mexico. Used medicinally for stomach aches. The feathery leaves have a mild dill flavor. The seeds have a stronger dill flavor and would be good for pickling. From our Seed Bank Collection. Origin: low desert, 656' elevation 3-5' tall. Plant in the cool season in the low desert. A great plant to have in your garden to attract beneficial insects. Approx. 0.25g/100 seeds per packet.

Mayo Dill

$4.50

Corrales Azafrán

$4.50

Mayo Kama

$4.50

6" square wrapped canvas print featuring squash maiden by Hopi artist Gerald Dawavendewa

Squash Maiden - Canvas Print

$20.00

A classic bean from Peru, the Mayocoba is also known as Canario or Peruano. It's a small but meaty thin-skinned bean that will take on all the flavors you can throw at it, and still hold its shape. Great as a substitute for Cannellini or great Northern beans, but unique in its own right.

Mayocoba Beans - Heirloom

$8.50

Chipotle Chile Flakes

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bowl of soup with beans, sausage, and greens on a wooden table

These organic heirloom beans are the original superfood of the Sonoran Desert. Highly acclaimed for it's nutritional value the white tepary bean is noted for its naturally sweet yet savory flavor and creamy texture. Indigenous to the American Southwest, tepary beans were grown by Native communities for their drought tolerance and offer a rich source of fiber and protein with a low glycemic index. NON-GMO and grown without pesticides and herbicides

Organic White Tepary Beans - Heirloom, Non-GMO

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6 square wrapped canvas featuring bean maiden by Hopi artist Gerald Dawavendewa

Bean Maiden - Canvas Print

$20.00

young pea pods growing on pea plants, lit by sunshine

Rarámuri "Chicharos"

$4.50

Cranberry beans have a large knobby beige pod splotched with maroon colored streaks. Beans inside are cream-colored with red flecks and have a nutlike flavor. Color will disappear with cooking. Good replacement for kidney or pinto beans.

Cranberry Beans - Heirloom

$8.50

Sonoran

$5.95

La Conservación de Semillas en Aridoamérica

$9.95

The bright flavors of cilantro, parsley, and epazote set off the roasted Hatch green chiles from New Mexico. Thickened with green pumpkin seeds and sesame seeds. Sometimes referred to as Pipian Verde. Medium spicy. 100% GMO free!

Mole Verde

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Conservation Farm Mix

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Golden Mesquite Cookie Mix

$12.00

Whole dried chiles only found in the Oaxacan region. This is a smoky, dark red chile that has a wonderful aroma, and a pungent fruit flavor. Excellent when cooked with beans and posole. Staff favorite! 1.5oz package

Pasilla de Oaxaca Whole Chiles

$7.00

seri chiltepin crusher shaped like a saguaro cactus

Comcáac (Seri) Chiltepin Crusher - Saguaro

$26.00

Maroon on one end fading to cream with maroon flecks on the other end. These yummy beans are very adaptable in the garden and kitchen. 1lb bag.

Colorado River Beans

$6.50

Mayo Cilantro

$4.50

Beautifully vibrant, rich purple/brown bean with black lines A rich, dense pinto-like bean with hints of chocolate and coffee Velvety texture, great in Mexican food recipes or as a pot bean with a squeeze of lime

Rio Zape Beans - Heirloom

$10.00

Mesquite Poppy Seed Scone Mix

$12.00

Grown, roasted and ground by the Mujeres de Xochis Collective in Guerrero, Mexico using local cacao and evaporated cane juice (piloncillo). The chocolate beans are roasted on clay pans before being stoneground with soft cinnamon (canela). Ideal for hot cocoa, grated over oatmeal, in baked goods, or for making mole For delicious hot cocoa, break discs into pieces and whisk into hot milk as it dissolves. (A blender works, too!) Use 2 discs per liter of milk or water 13 ounce box of 5 individually wrapped

Traditional Mexican Cacao: For Drinking, Baking and Cooking

$24.00

Indigenous to the American Southwest, tepary beans were grown by Native communities for their drought tolerance and offer a rich source of fiber and protein with a low glycemic index. Organically grown and NON-GMO

Organic Black Tepary Beans - Heirloom, Non-GMO

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U'us mu:ñ

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Scarlet Runners are one of the oldest cultivated foods of the New World! From the heart of Oaxaca, these big, fat beans are less starchy than Limas but more substantial than other Runner beans. The beans are firm and stay whole, but you can keep cooking them and they'll go from starchy to creamy. Despite their thick skin, they exude a beautiful, rich bean broth that needs little help to be enjoyed. Wonderful with mushrooms and lots of garlic. 1 pound bag

Scarlet Runner Beans - Heirloom

$9.50

Coarse Sea Salt from Colima, Mexico

$14.00

Comcáac (Seri) Ironwood Mortar & Pestle (Molcajete)

Coban

Flamenco

Anasazi Beans

Mayo Guegui

Buckeye Beans - Heirloom

$8.50

Magdalena Big Cheese

$4.50

Mayo Speckled

$4.50

Rancho gordo midnight black beans. Perfect for all bean recipes or to enjoy on their own. heirloom beans.

Midnight Black Beans - Heirloom

$8.50

Wickenburg - Prescott Heirloom

$4.50

Perfect for grinding or crushing your favorite herbs or fiery little chiltepins  Top lifts off to grind dried chiles

Comcáac (Seri) Ironwood Carved Calabacita Chiltepin Crusher

$26.00

Amaranthus cruentus. From the heart of the Chihuahuan desert in Mexico, this beautiful amaranth variety is also called Sangre de Castilla, the "Blood of Noble Spain." The black seeds are edible and the leaves are used as greens. The plants can grow 5 to 8 feet tall in good soil. From our Seed Bank Collection.

Chihuahuan Ornamental

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"Ancho" means wide - this chile can be 3" across at the shoulders. Called poblano in the fresh stage, this is a mild chile used in sauces, particularly moles.  This dark rich mahogany chile has a mild, fruity flavor with notes of plum, raisin, tobacco and a slight woodiness. 1.5 oz package.

Ancho Whole Chiles

$4.00

From the chile capital of the world, Hatch, New Mexico Bright red with exceptional flavor, mild heat

Hatch Mild Chile Powder

$7.00

Southeast Arizona Native Grass Mix

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A really lovely cousin to the Anasazi bean, Vaquero have intriguing black and white markings, similar to an appaloosa horse. The flavor is somewhat like the Anasazi, but a little lighter. It also has an inky, black pot liquor. It looks cool and tastes great.

Vaquero Beans - Heirloom

$8.50

Texas Black Amber Molasses

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Sagui

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Parris Island Cos

$4.50

Arizona High Country Native Grass Mix (1 LB)

$55.00

Beck's Gardenville Okra

Bird & Butterfly Mix

Toma Verde

Cuarteles

Davis Green Cotton

Bloomsdale Long Standing

$4.50

The New Mexico Hatch chili pepper is a great full flavored pepper that has a kick. This is a seasoning blend that is about 95% Hatch with a low salt content. This bottle contains the equivalent of approximately one pound of Hatch peppers with seeds. 3.10 ounces  Heat Scale 7/10

Arizona Hatch

$9.00

Hatch Medium Chile Powder

$7.00

Mayo

$4.50

Delicious roundish beans in shades of beige and tan, grown for centuries by the traditional Hispanic communities of northern New Mexico. Similar to pinto, they make wonderful refried beans. 1 lb bag.

Bolita Beans

$6.50

Named White Bordal beans they are also known as Mortgage Lifters due to their enormous size. Cook up similar to limas. Meaty texture and a good alternative because they are very satisfying to eat. 1 lb bag.

White Bordal/Mortgage Lifter Beans

Georgia Collards

Campo Dorado

Punche Mexicano

Texas Hill Country Red

$4.50

Mild green powder produced from the delicate and flavorful Hatch green chiles Chiles have been roasted and peeled for this flavorful powder

Green Chile Powder - MILD

$6.00

Dragon

$4.50

Chiltepin is one of the hottest chiles in the world, with an instant explosion of heat that lingers just long enough Dried whole and ready to use to add a kick to any dish

Whole Chiltepin - 1 oz. Jar

$21.00

Plains Coreopsis

$3.50

Texas Wild Cherry

$4.50

rancho gordo domingo rojo black heirloom beans.

Domingo Rojo Beans - Heirloom

$8.50

An annual wildflower native to the western US and Mexico and the state flower of California. Showy, 1-3 inch, four-petaled flowers open only on sunny days in the spring. Orange to yellow in color. Drought tolerant, self-seeding, and easy to grow in gardens. Prefers well drained soil and full sun. Plant in the Fall.

An annual wildflower native to the western US and Mexico. The state flower of California. Showy, 1-3 inch, four-petaled flowers open only on sunny days in the spring. Orange to yellow in color. Drought tolerant, self-seeding, and easy to grow in gardens. Prefers well drained soil and full sun. Plant in the Fall.

California Poppy

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Mexican Grain

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Black Caviar Lentils

Lettuce Mix

Mayo Baviri

O'odham Soam Miliñ

Ordoño

Moro Beans

Nichol's Heirloom

Calypso Cilantro

Sugar Ann Snap

Arizona Smoked Garlic Chipotle Seasoning

Sacaton Aboriginal

Punta Banda

Maizeña

Pima Club

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California Wonder

Cannellini Beans

Chioggia

NuMex Heritage 6-4

Creosote Healing Face & Body Creme (4 oz.)

$32.00

Mexican Gold Poppy

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DiMeglio Arugula

$4.50

Summer Bloom - Arizona Wildflower Mix

$13.50

Golden Purslane

$4.50

Dried Ground Chiltepin - 2 oz. Jar

$30.00

Dried smoked jalapeño chiles. Soak and blend for delicious salsa. Add to beans for vegetarian barbecue flavor. 1.5oz package

Chipotle Meco Whole Chiles

$4.00

French Breakfast Radish Seeds

$4.50

This long (4- to 5-inch) dark brown Chile is a type of dried Poblano. Light fruity nuance and a much more pronounced smoky character than its relative, the Ancho. The quintessential mole chile.  1.5oz package.

Mulato Whole Chiles

$4.00

Oatman Farms Pancake Mix

Ancho Chile Powder

Española Valley

Rattlesnake

New Mexico Bolitas

Comcáac (Seri) Chiltepin Crusher - Chile Pepper

$26.00

Firewheel

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Texas Early Grano

$4.50

This handwoven basket is by Tohono O'Odham artist Fred Cruz from Sells, Arizona. Basket measures 3 inches tall plus 1 inch for the lid handle and 3.25 inches in diameter. Lid is removable for storage inside basket. Plant materials are hand gathered from the Sonoran Desert. Green coils are native beargrass and the white, open stitches are of sun bleached yucca.

Small Round Lidded Basket - Tohono O'Odham

$40.00

Waltham 29

$4.50

Golden Mesquite Pancake Mix

$12.00

This handwoven lidded Tortoise Basket is by Tohono O'odham artist Fred Cruz from Sells, Arizona. Della and Fred are known for their signature sculptural baskets. These baskets measure approximately 4.5 inches in diameter and 4 inches high. Neck measures about 2 inches long and legs are approx. 1.75 inches high. Plant materials are hand gathered from the Sonoran Desert. Coils are native Beargrass and the split stitches are of sun-bleached and unbleached Soaptree Yucca.

Tortuga Lidded Basket - Tohono O'odham

Scarlet Nantes

Tohono O'odham Ha:l

Mexican Sunflower

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Tucson Desert Chia

Champion

de Milpa

Amaranth Grain

Dineh Bi Danescone

Chinese Grocery Cilantro

$4.50

Poblano

$4.50

Rancho Gordo Yellow Eye Heirloom beans. Great for stews, navy bean soup and baked beans

Yellow Eye Beans - Heirloom

$8.50

Common Sunflower

$3.50

HOT green powder produced from the delicate and flavorful Hatch green chiles Chiles have been roasted and peeled

Green Chile Powder - HOT

$6.00

Hatch Hot Chile Powder

Dolores Hidalgo

Big Max Pumpkin

O'odham Lentil

Globemallow "Colors"

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Amaranth Heirloom Atole Mix

$16.50

Mesquite Honey

$12.00

Short Stuff: Native Grasses & Wildflower Mix - For Wet Season

From $3.00

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Lance Leaved Coreopsis

$3.50

Beit Alpha Cucumber

$4.50

Tuk Wupoikam

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Mayo Bilobal

$4.50

Backyard Full of Butterflies

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These dark purple-red smoked jalapeños come from the state of Chihuahua in Mexico and are said to be smoked longer than the brown chipotles. Mild to medium hot. 1.5oz package.

Chipotle Morita Whole Chiles

Apache Giant

Desert Chia

Komo

Whole Chiltepin - 1/4 oz. Bag

$8.00

Parry's Penstemon

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Basket Necklace - Tohono O'odham

$40.00

Kaña

$4.50

Chichiquelite

$4.50

Fresh green chile seasoning - Makes an award winning Green Chile Dip! Also for Marinades, Tacos, Burritos, Salsas and Fajitas, recipes on packaging Green chile, onions, sea salt, select spices All natural, Gluten free, no sugar or preservatives, very low sodium Medium heat 1 oz. spice pack

Candelaria's: Green Chile - Fresh Chile Seasoning

Golden

Hidalgo Chiltepin

Happy Hummingbirds

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Organic Garbanzo Beans/Chick Peas

$12.50

Kallstroemia grandiflora. The flowers on this sprawling summer bloomer are eye-catching yellow with red/orange centers. The plant will continue blooming for weeks in the heat of the summer. Plant seeds in spring or summer.

Arizona Summer Poppy-Caltrops

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Hermosillo Select

Mayo Blusher

Pima Bajo

Isleta

Arizona Chipotle Seasoning

$8.00

Spring Nurturing Mix for Desert Native Bees

$3.50

Sinahuisa

$4.50

Bisbee Black

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Types of Corn

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