125 plants. Searchable, filtered, judged only by the soil.

Achillea

Desert Eve

African Daisy

Harvest Moon

Anemone

Harmony Double Blue

Apricot

Harcot

Hardy and self-fruitful. A reliable apricot for Intermountain West backyards.

Artichoke

Green Globe

Asphodeline

Lutea

Aurina Saxatilis

Summit Golden Yellow

Basil

Italian

Large-leaf classic. Pesto-ready.

Basil

Sweet

The kitchen workhorse. Pick often to keep it producing.

Bleeding Heart

Spectabilis

Bok Choi

Green Fortune

Broccoli

Common

Cabbage

Golden Acre

Catmint

Little Trudy

Catnip

Lemon

Lemon-scented catnip. The cats approve.

Chives

Fine Leaf

Chives

Garlic

Chocolate Flower

lyrata

Citrus

Mix

Collards

Common

Coneflower

Sombrero Baja Burgundy

Coneflower

Sombrero Granada Gold

Creeping Phlox

Drummon_s Pink

Cucumber

Burpless

Cucumber

Slicing

Daffodil

Dutch Master

Dianthus

Cliff Red Spot

Dianthus

Fire Star

Eggplant

Black Beauty

English Daisy

Tasso Mix

Flower

Forget-Me-Not

Bluesylva

Garden Phlox

Emerald Pink

Garden Phlox

Flame Purple

Garden Phlox

Pan Baby Doll

Garden Phlox

Pink

Garden Phlox

Purple

Garden Phlox

Spring Blue

Geranium

Gomphrena

Pinball

Hellebore

Champion

Hellebore

Ice N_ Roses Rosado

Hellebore

Pink Frost

Horehound

Common

Horned Violet

Celestial

Iceland Poppy

Papaver Nudicaule

Jared_s Nursery

Jewel of the Desert

Ruby

Kale

Red Russian

Lavender

Ellagance Snow

Leek

Baby

Lenten Rose

Frostkiss Vibey Velvet

Lettuce

Asian Baby Leaf

Lettuce

Iceberg

Lobelia

Superstar

Magnolia

Leonard Messel

A compact magnolia with pink star-shaped blooms in early spring. Handles cold better than most.

Melon

Honeydew

Classic pale-green melon with honey-sweet flesh. Worth the trellis.

Mint

Apple

Mild and fruity. Great in iced tea.

Mint

Chocolate Chocolate

A deep chocolate-scented mint. Yes it’s real. Yes it’s delicious.

Mint

Mojito

Softer, sweeter mint — the one the cocktail is named after.

Mint

Peppermint

Cool, crisp, and aggressive. Grow it in a pot.

Mint

Spearmint

The classic mint. Grow it in a pot (we mean it).

Mint

Yerba Buena

Nectarine

Necta Zee

A genetic dwarf nectarine — stays under 6 feet. Sweet, firm fruit on a patio-friendly tree.

Onion

Bunching

Onion

Red

Osteospermum

Blue Eyes

Osteospermum

Margarita Pink Flare

Pansy

Colossus Deep Blue

Pansy

Colossus Formula Mix

Pansy

Matrix Ocean Breeze Mixture

Pansy

Panola Yellow Blotch

Pansy

Sorbet Orange Delight

Pansy

Sorbet XP Deep Orange

Parsley

Italian

Peas

Sugar Snap

Pepper

California Wonder

Pepper

Cayenne

Pepper

Gigantia

Pepper

King of the North

Pepper

Rainbow Bell

Pepper

Red Bell

Pepper

Serrano

Pepper

Sweet Canyon Red

Petchoa

SuperCal Blue

Plumbago

Cape Leadwort

Ranunculus

Bloomingdale Mix

Ranunculus

Sprinkles

Raspberries

Heritage

A canefruit that’s as tough as it is productive. Big red berries on strong upright canes.

Rhubarb

Victoria

Rose

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Rose

Easy Charmer

Rose

Miscellaneous

Rose

Pink Double Knock Out

Rosemary

Common

Russian Sage

Little Spire

Sage

Berggarten

Broad-leaved, non-flowering German sage. Our favorite for cooking.

Sage

Purple

Sage

Tricolor

Culinary sage with pink, cream, and green leaves. Ornamental and useful.

Salvia

Mystic Spires

Sandwort

Blizzard Compact

Sorrel

French

Tart, lemony greens. Underrated in salad and soup.

Spinach

Common

Stonecrop

Sunsparkler Lime Zinger

Strawberries

Everbearing

Three harvest flushes from spring through first frost.

Strawberries

Eversweet

Reliable, sweet, and heat-tolerant. Our pick if you can only have one strawberry.

Strawberries

Quinault

A classic everbearing strawberry that fruits summer through fall. Pairs well with Eversweet for a long harvest window.

Tansy

Common

Tarragon

French

Thrift

Splendens

Tomato

Beefsteak

Tomato

Big Boy

Tomato

Cherry

Tomato

Early Girl

Tomato

Grape

Tomato

Jet Star

Tomato

Rapunzel

Tomato

Roma

Tomato

Sunsugar

Tomato

Yellow Pear

Tree

Ornamentals and fruit trees we rotate through the yard year-round.

Valerian

Common

An old-world herb with tall flower spikes and calming roots.

Wallflower

Bowles Mauve

Woodland Phlox

Woodlands

Zucchini

Black Beauty