Plants, seed, and supplies — organized like a real catalog.

Desert Eve

Achillea (Desert Eve). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Harvest Moon

African Daisy (Harvest Moon). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Harmony Double Blue

Anemone (Harmony Double Blue). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Harcot

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

Green Globe

Artichoke (Green Globe). Plant it once; eat from it for a decade. Worth the spot it takes up.

Lutea

Asphodeline (Lutea). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Summit Golden Yellow

Aurina Saxatilis (Summit Golden Yellow). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Italian

Large-leaf classic. Pesto-ready.

Sweet

The kitchen workhorse. Pick often to keep it producing.

Spectabilis

Bleeding Heart (Spectabilis). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Green Fortune

Bok Choi (Green Fortune). A kitchen-garden start grown the old way — composted soil, drip lines, no chemistry set. Hardened off in our greenhouses.

Common

Broccoli (Common). Cool-weather crop that wants steady moisture and a little compost in the hole. Row-cover it early to keep the cabbage moths confused.

Golden Acre

Cabbage (Golden Acre). Cool-weather crop that wants steady moisture and a little compost in the hole. Row-cover it early to keep the cabbage moths confused.

Little Trudy

Catmint (Little Trudy). Grow it in a pot. We mean it. It will take the bed.

Lemon

Lemon-scented catnip. The cats approve.

Fine Leaf

Chives (Fine Leaf). A kitchen herb that wants rich soil and steady water. Pinch it back regularly — the more you cut, the more it gives.

Garlic

Chives (Garlic). Slow grower; long memory. Plant it, mulch it, and forget about it until late summer.

lyrata

Chocolate Flower (lyrata). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Mix

Citrus (Mix). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Common

Collards (Common). A workhorse green for the kitchen garden. Cut-and-come-again through the cool months; pull before the bolt.

Sombrero Baja Burgundy

Coneflower (Sombrero Baja Burgundy). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Sombrero Granada Gold

Coneflower (Sombrero Granada Gold). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Drummon_s Pink

Creeping Phlox (Drummon_s Pink). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Burpless

Cucumber (Burpless). Warm-season sprawler. Plant after last frost in soil you have actually amended; squash knows when you cut corners.

Slicing

Cucumber (Slicing). Warm-season sprawler. Plant after last frost in soil you have actually amended; squash knows when you cut corners.

Dutch Master

Daffodil (Dutch Master). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Cliff Red Spot

Dianthus (Cliff Red Spot). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Fire Star

Dianthus (Fire Star). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Black Beauty

Eggplant (Black Beauty). A warm-season crop that punishes anyone in a hurry. We hold it back until nights are reliably above 55°F, then it goes hard.

Tasso Mix

English Daisy (Tasso Mix). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Flower. A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Bluesylva

Forget-Me-Not (Bluesylva). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Emerald Pink

Garden Phlox (Emerald Pink). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Flame Purple

Garden Phlox (Flame Purple). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Pan Baby Doll

Garden Phlox (Pan Baby Doll). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Pink

Garden Phlox (Pink). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Purple

Garden Phlox (Purple). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Spring Blue

Garden Phlox (Spring Blue). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Geranium. A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Pinball

Gomphrena (Pinball). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Champion

Hellebore (Champion). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Ice N_ Roses Rosado

Hellebore (Ice N_ Roses Rosado). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Pink Frost

Hellebore (Pink Frost). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Common

Horehound (Common). A kitchen-garden herb grown in our greenhouses. Plain start, hardened off before it goes home.

Celestial

Horned Violet (Celestial). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Papaver Nudicaule

Iceland Poppy (Papaver Nudicaule). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Jared_s Nursery. A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Ruby

Jewel of the Desert (Ruby). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Red Russian

Kale (Red Russian). A workhorse green for the kitchen garden. Cut-and-come-again through the cool months; pull before the bolt.

Ellagance Snow

Lavender (Ellagance Snow). Mediterranean by temperament. Lean soil, sharp drainage, and full sun. Once it is settled it will outlive most of your shrubs.

Baby

Leek (Baby). Slow grower; long memory. Plant it, mulch it, and forget about it until late summer.

Frostkiss Vibey Velvet

Lenten Rose (Frostkiss Vibey Velvet). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Asian Baby Leaf

Lettuce (Asian Baby Leaf). Cool-season green. Sow early, succession-plant every two weeks, and stop when the heat shows up — lettuce knows.

Iceberg

Lettuce (Iceberg). Cool-season green. Sow early, succession-plant every two weeks, and stop when the heat shows up — lettuce knows.

Superstar

Lobelia (Superstar). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Leonard Messel

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

Honeydew

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

Apple

Mild and fruity. Great in iced tea.

Chocolate Chocolate

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

Mojito

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

Peppermint

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

Spearmint

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

Yerba Buena

Mint (Yerba Buena). Grow it in a pot. We mean it. It will take the bed.

Necta Zee

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

Bunching

Onion (Bunching). Slow grower; long memory. Plant it, mulch it, and forget about it until late summer.

Red

Onion (Red). Slow grower; long memory. Plant it, mulch it, and forget about it until late summer.

Blue Eyes

Osteospermum (Blue Eyes). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Margarita Pink Flare

Osteospermum (Margarita Pink Flare). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Colossus Deep Blue

Pansy (Colossus Deep Blue). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Colossus Formula Mix

Pansy (Colossus Formula Mix). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Matrix Ocean Breeze Mixture

Pansy (Matrix Ocean Breeze Mixture). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Panola Yellow Blotch

Pansy (Panola Yellow Blotch). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Sorbet Orange Delight

Pansy (Sorbet Orange Delight). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Sorbet XP Deep Orange

Pansy (Sorbet XP Deep Orange). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Italian

Parsley (Italian). A kitchen herb that wants rich soil and steady water. Pinch it back regularly — the more you cut, the more it gives.

Sugar Snap

Peas (Sugar Snap). A reliable nitrogen-fixer for the kitchen garden. Pre-soak overnight, plant once soils warm, harvest before the pods turn fibrous.

California Wonder

Pepper (California Wonder). Bench-grown until soil temperatures behave. Wants full sun, steady warmth, and a little patience while it sets fruit.

Cayenne

Pepper (Cayenne). Bench-grown until soil temperatures behave. Wants full sun, steady warmth, and a little patience while it sets fruit.

Gigantia

Pepper (Gigantia). Bench-grown until soil temperatures behave. Wants full sun, steady warmth, and a little patience while it sets fruit.

King of the North

Pepper (King of the North). Bench-grown until soil temperatures behave. Wants full sun, steady warmth, and a little patience while it sets fruit.

Rainbow Bell

Pepper (Rainbow Bell). Bench-grown until soil temperatures behave. Wants full sun, steady warmth, and a little patience while it sets fruit.

Red Bell

Pepper (Red Bell). Bench-grown until soil temperatures behave. Wants full sun, steady warmth, and a little patience while it sets fruit.

Serrano

Pepper (Serrano). Bench-grown until soil temperatures behave. Wants full sun, steady warmth, and a little patience while it sets fruit.

Sweet Canyon Red

Pepper (Sweet Canyon Red). Bench-grown until soil temperatures behave. Wants full sun, steady warmth, and a little patience while it sets fruit.

SuperCal Blue

Petchoa (SuperCal Blue). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Cape Leadwort

Plumbago (Cape Leadwort). A stone-fruit tree for the Intermountain West. Plant in the spot it will live for thirty years, water deep through the first two seasons, and resist the urge to over-prune.

Bloomingdale Mix

Ranunculus (Bloomingdale Mix). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Sprinkles

Ranunculus (Sprinkles). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Heritage

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

Victoria

Rhubarb (Victoria). Plant it once; eat from it for a decade. Worth the spot it takes up.

All a_Twitter

Rose (All a_Twitter). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Easy Charmer

Rose (Easy Charmer). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Miscellaneous

Rose (Miscellaneous). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Pink Double Knock Out

Rose (Pink Double Knock Out). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Common

Rosemary (Common). Mediterranean by temperament. Lean soil, sharp drainage, and full sun. Once it is settled it will outlive most of your shrubs.

Little Spire

Russian Sage (Little Spire). Mediterranean by temperament. Lean soil, sharp drainage, and full sun. Once it is settled it will outlive most of your shrubs.

Berggarten

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

Purple

Sage (Purple). Mediterranean by temperament. Lean soil, sharp drainage, and full sun. Once it is settled it will outlive most of your shrubs.

Tricolor

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

Mystic Spires

Salvia (Mystic Spires). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Blizzard Compact

Sandwort (Blizzard Compact). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

French

Tart, lemony greens. Underrated in salad and soup.

Common

Spinach (Common). Sow it cold, harvest it young. Bolts the minute the days get long, so timing is the whole game.

Sunsparkler Lime Zinger

Stonecrop (Sunsparkler Lime Zinger). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Everbearing

Three harvest flushes from spring through first frost.

Eversweet

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

Quinault

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

Common

Tansy (Common). A kitchen-garden herb grown in our greenhouses. Plain start, hardened off before it goes home.

French

Tarragon (French). Mediterranean by temperament. Lean soil, sharp drainage, and full sun. Once it is settled it will outlive most of your shrubs.

Splendens

Thrift (Splendens). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Beefsteak

Tomato (Beefsteak) — the Beefsteak heirloom we hold over winter and start indoors. Hardened off before it leaves the bench so it can handle the first week outside without flinching. Plant after the last frost; deep, infrequent water.

Big Boy

Tomato (Big Boy) — the Big Boy heirloom we hold over winter and start indoors. Hardened off before it leaves the bench so it can handle the first week outside without flinching. Plant after the last frost; deep, infrequent water.

Cherry

Tomato (Cherry) — the Cherry heirloom we hold over winter and start indoors. Hardened off before it leaves the bench so it can handle the first week outside without flinching. Plant after the last frost; deep, infrequent water.

Early Girl

Tomato (Early Girl) — the Early Girl heirloom we hold over winter and start indoors. Hardened off before it leaves the bench so it can handle the first week outside without flinching. Plant after the last frost; deep, infrequent water.

Grape

Tomato (Grape) — the Grape heirloom we hold over winter and start indoors. Hardened off before it leaves the bench so it can handle the first week outside without flinching. Plant after the last frost; deep, infrequent water.

Jet Star

Tomato (Jet Star) — the Jet Star heirloom we hold over winter and start indoors. Hardened off before it leaves the bench so it can handle the first week outside without flinching. Plant after the last frost; deep, infrequent water.

Rapunzel

Tomato (Rapunzel) — the Rapunzel heirloom we hold over winter and start indoors. Hardened off before it leaves the bench so it can handle the first week outside without flinching. Plant after the last frost; deep, infrequent water.

Roma

Tomato (Roma) — the Roma heirloom we hold over winter and start indoors. Hardened off before it leaves the bench so it can handle the first week outside without flinching. Plant after the last frost; deep, infrequent water.

Sunsugar

Tomato (Sunsugar) — the Sunsugar heirloom we hold over winter and start indoors. Hardened off before it leaves the bench so it can handle the first week outside without flinching. Plant after the last frost; deep, infrequent water.

Yellow Pear

Tomato (Yellow Pear) — the Yellow Pear heirloom we hold over winter and start indoors. Hardened off before it leaves the bench so it can handle the first week outside without flinching. Plant after the last frost; deep, infrequent water.

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

Common

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

Bowles Mauve

Wallflower (Bowles Mauve). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Woodlands

Woodland Phlox (Woodlands). A cutting-garden annual grown in our greenhouses. Hardened off before it ships, plant after the last frost, deadhead to keep it flowering.

Black Beauty

Zucchini (Black Beauty). Warm-season sprawler. Plant after last frost in soil you have actually amended; squash knows when you cut corners.

Dixie

Fast-establishing nitrogen fixer for between-season fields. Bright crimson flowers feed pollinators before incorporation.

AU Sunrise

Cold-hardy legume that overwinters reliably in Sevier County. Often paired with winter rye for maximum biomass.

Common

Tender, fast-mineralizing legume. Great in a fall mix or as a spring nurse crop for slower legumes.

Aroostook

The workhorse of fall cover crops. Germinates in cold soil, builds biomass through winter, smothers weeds in spring.

Forage

Winter-killed cover that leaves a neat residue mat for spring planting. Good for blocking erosion and weeds without spring termination work.

GroundHog

Driller-tap-rooted brassica that breaks compaction layers and brings deep nutrients to the surface. Winter-kills cleanly.

Intermountain Blend

Sheep- and goat-suitable forage blend selected for the high-desert valleys of central Utah. Persistent, palatable, drought-tolerant.

Ranger

Time-tested alfalfa for hay-meadow plantings in the Intermountain West. Cold-hardy, persistent under haying pressure.

Juniper

Hard red winter wheat selected for the dryland conditions of the Intermountain West. Bake-quality grain or a strong cover/grain combo.

Stainless

The one tool we reach for every day. Serrated on one edge, smooth on the other, weighted handle. Soil knife, transplanter, weeder, root saw.

Long-handle

Eliot Coleman-style stand-up cultivator. Slice weeds at the soil surface without bending over. Sized for raised-bed work.

72-cell

Heavy-duty 72-cell propagation tray. Reusable for 4–6 seasons with reasonable handling.

1020 tall

Clear dome with adjustable vents for the standard 1020 tray. Gives seedlings the warm, humid first week they want.

1.5"

Hand-press blocker that pops out four soil cubes at a time. No plastic, better roots, the way Coleman recommends.

Pure

Pure earthworm castings — the gentlest, most reliable transplant booster we use. Mix into seed-starting blend or side-dress at transplant.

Screened

Hot-composted, screened farm-yard compost. Pickup at the farm by the cubic yard. Built from our own pasture, kitchen, and greenhouse residues.

Medium weight

Spun-bonded floating row cover. 4°F frost protection while letting 70% of light through. Doubles as bug exclusion for brassicas.