Arugula
Heirloom varietal, lobed green leaves with pleasant spicy flavor.
Seed origins: France
Spring Mix
A potpourri of color, shape, taste, and texture, our spring mix includes an assortment of up to 20 varieties of lettuce, there are no mustards or other spicy leaves in this mix.
Seed origins: Global
Spinach
Heirloom varietal, thick green leaves can be eaten fresh or any other way you like.
Seed origins: New Mexico
Flowers
Edible flowers are perfect for adding color and flavor, but they have been known to dispel melancholy and induce euphoria as well as many other health benefits.
Seed origins: Varied
Chervil
Heirloom, this winter herb boasts lacy leaves, a sweet smell with a hint of licorice. Ideal blending herb for soups but also can be tossed into omelets, salads or use alone as a beautiful garnish.
Seed origins: Belgium
Parsley
Flat leaf varietal has larger leaves than standard strains, more concentrated flavor, with an excellent shelf life that can be easily dried.
Seed origins: Italy
Heirloom Tomatoes
Consist of a mix of the following Black Russian, Brandywine, Carnival, Flamme, Oaxacan Jewel and Waynes Creole.
Olive Oil
Sourced from California, this oil is like none other as the trees were actually purchased in Italy and transported to the San Joaquin Valley. The 4 classic species of olives are present in this blend: Frantoio, Leccino, Maurino, and Pendolino.
Mesclun Mix
This mix has a little something extra. We take our standard Spring Mix then add arugula and three varieties of mustards; Osaka Purple, Mizuna & Green Wave. Salad with a kick.
Seed origins: Global
Micro Greens
Specialty item for the devout, requires 3 weeks notice prior to order: arugula or mix
Seed origins: Global
Basil
Heirloom variety, large green aromatic leaves sport a distinct sweet flavor.
Seed origins: Italy
Greek Oregano
Thick, dark green leaves w/ a purple underside contain a robust flavor that is unmistakable. This specie can also be steeped in hot water to make a wonderful tea that has numerous medicinal benefits.
Seed origins: Greece
Fingerling Potatoes
Heirloom varieties include: Russians - yellowish white fleshed, French - also an off white but possess an inner red strip and Peruvian - an iridescent, Jimmy Hendrix purple.
Seed origins: Russia, France, Peru