CT7CARROTS, MILAN NANTESCert. OGNEW!orDCT7CARROTS, MILAN NANTESCert. BD/OG72 days.An early, uniform, blunt-ended early carrot that can be forced under row cover for spring bunching carrots. Can even be stored but its highlight is for early bunching. Very good sweet flavor. Our farmer market customers love the flavor! Cultivation instructions:Sow outdoors from early spring to mid-summer. Grow in full sun in rich, loose, deeply worked soil. Sow 1/2 inch deep and ¾-1 inch apart in rows 12 inches apart. Keep moist until seedlings emerge. Thin to 2 inches between plants.Catalog # CT7:
| S$4.00=1 g, sows 20 ft., ~600 seeds | |
| M$10.00=3 g, 100 ft., ~1500 seeds | |
Catalog # DCT7:
| LG$20.00=15 g, sows 400 ft., ~9000 seeds | |
| XL$44.00=2 oz., 1200 ft., ~36000 seeds | |
BKACBOOKS & CALENDARS, SPIRITUAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE RENEWAL OF AGRICULTUREEcologically GrownNEW!(by Rudolf Steiner)These eight lectures given in 1924 inaugurated the Biodynamic farming and gardening movement. Soils, animals, plants, and landscapes are treated with a deep fundamental wisdom and understanding of the inner being of Nature. 328 pgs. soft cover. $17.50 
CNSFFLOUR CORN, PAINTED MOUNTAINCert. BD/OGNEW!85 days.Open pollinated. Short efficient 5' plants, long thin 6 to –7" cobs. Painted Mountain is the hardiest, fastest-maturing grain corn in the world. Dave Christensen has now spent over half a century developing it in the mountains of Montana from a diverse gene pool of about 80 strains of native corns. Contains about every shade of color known to corn. High in anthocyanins and has amazing 13% protein levels. Bred to withstand high winds, cold temperatures, intense heat and drought, and to survive global warming. Painted Mountain grows where no other corn can. Delicious in baking! 
PU2SQUASH, WINTER, PUMPKIN, STYRIAN, NAKED-SEEDEDCert. BD/OGNEW!90-120 days.HEIRLOOM known from Styrian area in Austria where they are pressed for oil . Large, green/orange striped pumpkin grown for its seeds. Click on the photo to see inside the pumpkin. Seeds are delicious eaten raw or pressed for oil, or press for oil. Flesh can be used for soups but is also good for animals for animals. Extract the seeds from the pumpkins, rinse and dry seeds carefi;;u on racks.| S$3.00~10 seeds | |
| M$10.00=1/2 oz., ~70 seeds | |
| LG$35.00=2 oz., ~250 seeds | |
| 1 lb$205.00=~2000 seeds | |
FLD1FLOWERS, TITHONIA, MEXICAN SUNFLOWERCert. BD/OGNEW!(Tithonia rotundifolia)85-90 days.Stunningly showy beautiful large 4 ft annual with 3½ in. bright orange daisy-like flowers from mid-summer until frost. Needs warmth to germinate. Nice cut flower. Sensitive to cold. Sow in greenhouse 6-8 weeks before transplantinig outside. Large plants, give a 4 foot to 6 foot space.| S$3.50~10 seeds | |
| M$7.00=1/2 g, ~45 seeds | |
| LG$12.00=2 g, ~170 seeds | |
| XL$50.00=1 oz., ~2800 seeds | |
LTB5LETTUCE, BATAVIAN (FRENCH CRISP), WINTER DENSITYCert. BD/OGNEW!54 days.Crisp sweet succulent head lettuce combining Butterhead and Romaine characteristics. Tolerates light frost.| S$3.00~50 seeds | |
| M$6.00=1/4 g, ~200 seeds | |
| LG$10.00=2 g, ~1500 seeds | |
LTRMLETTUCE, LOOSE-LEAF, MERLOTCert. BD/OGNEW!60 days.Burgundy red loose-leaf type for "cut and come again" use.Transplants: Sow 3/in. cover with soil LIGHTLY. Prick out to 1 inch apart when true leaves appear. Set outside 9-12 inch apart.| S$3.00~50 seeds | |
| M$7.00=1/4 g, ~200 seeds | |
SC3GREENS, SPECIALTY, FEURIOCert. BD/OGNEW!60 days.Beautiful red stemmed chard in varied fiery red shades.| S$4.00=1/2 g, sows 4 ft., ~15 seeds | |
| M$12.00=2 g, 16 ft., ~60 seeds | |
TMBK1TOMATO, SLICING, NON-RED, BLACK KRIMCert. BD/OGNEW!80 days.Dark red-purple fruit, green shoulders, green tinted flesh, outstanding colors and flavor. Very juicy. Full of flavor!| S$4.00~25 seeds | |
| M$8.00=1 g | |
| LG$16.00=4 g | |
| 16 g$48.00 | |
TMBTOMATO, SLICING, NON-RED, BRANDYWINE, SUDDUTH STRAINCert. BD/OGNEW!85-90 days.Heirloom potato-leaf variety with large, dark pink to rosy red slightly flattened and somewhat ribbed fruit with outstanding flavor. Needs staking and around 90 days for ripe fruit. Half lb to 2lb fruits from the Suddruth family, a 100 + dependable producer.| S$4.00~15 seeds | |
| M$12.00=1/2 g, ~100 seeds | |
FLRUFLOWERS, RUDBECKIACert. BD/OGNEW!Yellow ray petals with various accents of brown hues and a dark disc in the middle. A sellf sown biennial or perrenial depending on where you live. Very hardy.| S$3.00=0.1 g, ~100 seeds | |
| M$8.00=1/2 g, ~500 seeds | |
| LG$20.00=2 g, ~2000 seeds | |
CT2CARROTS, LYRACert. BD/OGNEW!SALE!(leira)Storage carrot selected for longer carrots with a mild sweet taste from the rodelika type which is used a lot in Biodynamic gardens in Europe.. In the photo, these are carrots in March after they have stored the whole winter.| S$3.00=1 g, sows 20 ft. | |
| M$8.00=4 g, 80 ft. | |
| LG$15.00=1/2 oz., sows 300 ft. | |
SH1SHALLOTS, DUTCH GOLD BULBSCert. BD/OGNEW!SALE!(french froglegs)For autumn 26-2027 They are back! Has a beautiful golden copper skin which protects the sweetest flavor of one of the longest storing shallots available. 2026 harvest is 3-4 bulbs per quarter lb ie 12-15 bulbs lb.
Two ways to use: #1: plant them in the autumn or spring in a hoophouse for early scallions. In our Nebraska climate, fall planted shallots do form a hard stem that sends up a seed stalk . Scallions from spring planted shallot bulbs are ready to harvest in early spring so they bridge the need for onions well when stored onions are at their end. Spring shallots are also much quicker to harvest than sowing scallions from seed. #2: Harvesting the dried down bulbs in the autumn, using them through the winter.
Cultural notes: Harvested green in early summer use as scallions. Fall harvested bulbs: Allow to dry and cure in bins or netted sacks under cover. Under proper storage conditions they will last for 5-7 months.| S$9.50=1/4 lb, sows 2 ft. | |
| M$20.00=1 lb, 6 ft. | |
| LG$54.00=3 lb, sows 20 ft. | |
| XL$160.00=10 lb | |
| 25 lb$350.00 | |
LK3LEEKS, HALDORCert. BD/OGNEW!Good flavor!! Hardy variety going into the edge of winter with longer stem and a larger proportion of white; dark, bluegreen and upright leaf placement. Only a slight tendency to form bulbs. In zones 3-4 imited frost resistance. Can be harvested from October to December as well as overwintered in mild climates zone 6 + or in refrigeration storage. If transplanting, figure 2 plants per ft.| S$3.00=1/2 g, ~150 seeds | |
| M$7.00=2 g, ~600 seeds | |
| LG$25.00=8 g, ~2400 seeds | |
TM10TOMATO, SLICING, RED, CRNKOVICCert. BD/OGNEW!85 days.HEIRLOOM from from Yugoslavia traveling to the US via Yasha Crnkovic. It is disease-resistant producing mostly large 8 oz -1 lb pink beefsteak fruit with some small fruit.. (Indeterminate means it keeps growing all season long and could use staking.| S$3.00~25 seeds, ~25 seeds | |
| M$6.00=1/2 g, ~100 seeds | |
GR3GREENS, ASIAN, RUBY STREAKSCert. BD/OGNEW!(Metis de Rouge)These dark red lacey beauties also have a great flavor, pungent but not agressive! A delightful addition to any salad.| S$4.00=1/2 g, ~200 seeds | |
| M$9.00=2 g, ~800 seeds | |
| LG$15.00=5 g, ~2000 seeds | |
CU8CUCUMBERS, TANJACert. BD/OGNEW!Longer cucumber 20-25 cm or 7-9 inch that does not need trellising. Non bitter, thick skin makes it good for shipping. From European breeding. Picked at 6 inches long and 1.25 inches wide, they are absolutely crisp mild and delicicous!| S$3.00~25 seeds | |
| 1 oz.$6.75 | |
| 8+ oz.$6.00/oz. bulk rate | |
LTO3LETTUCE, OAK LEAF, PASHACert. BD/OGNEW!Beautiful oak leaf yet rounded leaves to give it a very dignified appearance. Very beautiful heads at the market and in salads as well as delectable!| S$3.00~50 seeds | |
| M$6.00=1/4 g, ~200 seeds | |
| LG$10.00=1 g, ~800 seeds | |
CN2POP CORN, CHEROKEE RAINBOWCert. BD/OGNEW!SALE!HEIRLOOM from .Merlyn Niedens, combining several strains of long ear Cherokee popcorn sent to Southern Exposure Seed Exchange by Carl Barnes of Turpin, OK. Carl has helped save many of the Cherokee corns that came west over the Trail of Tears. This small kernelled variety makes surprisingly large pops, yielding for a low hull/ corn ratio. Great flavor. Highly ornamental, 5-7 in. ears have many shiny colors including red, blue, orange, white, and yellow with surprising variations. 6-8 ft. plants. We thank the First People's for the possibility to have corn.| S$3.00=1 oz. | |
| M$10.00=4 oz. | |
| LG$15.00=1 lb | |
| 5+ lb$8.00/lb bulk rate | |
WM6WATERMELONS, TURKISH HEIRLOOM, CEKIRDEGI OYALICert. BD/OGNEW!HEIRLOOM from Turkey. Gogeous SEED! Each seed has a specific and unique design revealed as the seed dries and the seed skin tightens. It was introduced to the US commercial production by "Two Seeds in a Pod Seed Company" in conjunction with Southern Exposure Seeds. Brought to us by our partner intern Timothy Wood. . Fruits weight 3-5 pounds, lots of seeds, red flesh and are mildly sweet in our zone 4 short 100 day summer. Most likely much sweeter when the summer is longer for ripening.. 
KR5KOHLRABI, ENRICO EARLYCert. BD/OGNEW!For early spring kolrabi plantings or once again in late summer for late autumn harvests. Absolutely deliciously crunchy and refreshing. White, flat, round variety with medium foliage. Develops quickly and is suitable for all growing periods EXCEPT midsummer. Slight tendency to burst and violet discoloration. From Sativa Biodynamic Swiss Company's breeding. All our varieties are open pollinated! Hot water treated. Sow indoors 4-6 weeks before setting out, 3-4 per inch, ¼" deep. At true leaf stage prick out to 1" spacing. Set out after danger of hard frost or if before the last frost protect.| S$4.00~25 seeds, ~25 seeds | |
| M$11.00=1/2 g, ~100 seeds | |
| LG$29.00=2 g, ~400 seeds | |
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GRRTGREENS, SPECIALTY, BRISEBOIS'S RAINBOW TATSOICert. BD/OGNEW!From Dan Brisebois of Tourne De Sol a tatsoi which has green leaves ad various hues of purple and pink on the stems. Quite hardy, beautiful and delicious. Check out his story of breeding it. Https://goingtoseed.wordpress.com/2019/02/07/how-i-bred-rainbow-tatsoi/| S$3.00=1/2 g, ~200 seeds | |
| M$9.00=2 g, ~800 seeds | |
| LG$28.00=15 g, ~3000 seeds | |
| XL$35.00=2 oz., ~12000 seeds | |
BK7BOOKS & CALENDARS, RETHINKING ECONOMICSEcologically GrownNEW!14 lectures given by Rudolf Steinere in Dornach, Switzerland July 14-August 6, 1922 (CW 340)6 seminars in Dornach, July 31-August 5, 1922 (CW 341) “In this age of social, economic, and ecological disruption, many people are beginning to realize that perhaps the most important root causes for this crisis originate in an economic thinking that is increasingly out of touch with the social, ecological, and spiritual realities of our time. FLZBMFLOWERS, ZINNIA, BENARY MIXEcologically GrownNEW!Grown by Bioidynamic gardener Heike Marie Eubanks who was astounded by their giant blooms of mixed colors on 40-50 inch tall plants.| S$4.00=1/4 g, sows 20 ft. | |
| M$8.00=1 g, 90 ft. | |
| LG$16.00=8 g, sows 800 ft. | |
SM1LETTUCE MIXES, MEADOWLARK HEARTH SALAD MIXCert. BD/OGNEW!SALE!SALAD MIX OF Shiny Victoria, burgundy year round oak leaf, lacey Strubel peter, frilly green ice and a splash of deep red merlot.| S$4.00=1/2 g, sows 2 ft., ~400 seeds | |
| M$9.00=2 g, 8 ft., ~1600 seeds | |
| LG$13.00=15 g, sows 50 ft., ~8000 seeds | |
| XL$24.00=2 oz., 200 ft., ~48000 seeds | |
SBMXGREENS, ASIAN, SPICEY BRASS GREEN MIXCert. BD/OGNEW!Green mix contains: komatsuna, pac choi, yukina tatsoi, and spicey osaka, wasabino red and green mustards. Great for spicey salads or stir fries easily grown in spring or sow late summer for autumn greens. Does NOT contain arugula and cilangtro because some people have aversion to those tastes but these can be ordered separately and added to the mix prior to planting.| S$4.00=1/2 g | |
| M$10.00=2 g | |
| LG$15.00=8 g | |
GRCCOLLARDS, GREEN GLAZECert. BD/OGNEW!Green Glaze has mostly shiny leaves and a mild taste cooked or raw. Ira Wallace from Southern Exposue Seed Exchange together with others has reenlived the interest in collard greens. Collards in general which are in the cabbage species, often have a more dull green as seen in cabbage leaves. Green Glaze has some of that type. Here at MH farm when we grew the seed we selected for the shiny green leaves but there will probably still be some that are more toward the less shiny. Green Glaze was made available through their community work and is one of the oldest heirloom collards in the US. Start inside where winters are harsh. Mild winter, plant out 4-5 weeks prior to last frost. (That means you sow inside about 6 weeks before that transplant.)| S$4.00=0.1 g, ~20 seeds | |
| M$8.00=1/2 g, ~100 seeds | |
| LG$22.00=2 g, ~400 seeds | |
GSC2GARLIC, SICILIAN, SOFTNECK SELECT CLOVESCert. BD/OGNEW!These are the select broken up cloves that Meadowlark Hearth did not need in our 2026 October planting of garlic, from select bulbs. About 12 ti 15 cloves in a bulb and very beautiful softneck variety.| S$20.00=1 lb, sows 50 ft. | |
| M$45.00=3 lb, 150 ft.
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FB1FAVA BEANS, SUPER AQUADULCECert. BD/OGNEW!Edible cover crop ie Plant tips early in spring for salads, or edible beans later in season: green or dried. Sow in a greenhouse late winter or sow outside quite early spring every 3-5 inches.Pick plant tips for salad, or green pods or dried pods, check recipes for directions since shelling, blanching and processing is different for fresh and dried fava beans| S$5.00=1/2 oz.
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GM2GARLIC, MUSIC SECONDSCert. BD/OGNEW!SALE!MEDIUM- SIZED MUSIC medium size ie 1.80 inch bulb or smaller or some of the bulbs that were large and for our planting but they are borken up bulbs that we ran out of space to plant so you can reap the benefit of having select garlic that is already broken up for planting or eating.| S$12.00=1/2 lb
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| LG$130.00=10 lb
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| XL$210.00=20 lb
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BKWWBOOKS & CALENDARS, ON WINGS OF WORDSEcologically GrownNEW!Compiled by Gary Lamb "On the Wings of Words: Conversations and Human Relations: Inner Aspects of the Fundamental Social Law and The Threefold Social Organism
“We live in [a time when] human beings must become independent. But on what does this depend? It depends on people’s ability…to become self-assertive, to not allow themselves to be put to sleep [in their thinking]. It is the antisocial forces that require development in this time, for consciousness to be present. It would not be possible for humanity in the present to accomplish its task if…these antisocial forces did not become ever more powerful; they are indeed the pillars on which personal independence rests. At present humanity has no idea how much more powerful antisocial impulses must become.” — Rudolf Steiner (Dec. 12, 1918)
Gary Lamb researched and gathered into this volume the many ways and perspectives that Rudolf Steiner has spoken or written about the profound importance of human relationships, human encounters, and right speaking and listening for engendering and maintaining spiritualized relationships and interpersonal communication, often referred to as “Goethean conversation” as described by Marjorie Spock.
Equally important, Lamb describes how these types of conversations and social dynamics attained through rigorous self-development practices provide the necessary soul-spiritual substance and forces for overcoming evil in modern life and for the implementing the Fundamental Social Law and a threefold social organism.
The author approaches all of this from the perspective of the mission of Christ and the Mystery of Golgotha. 
CUP2CUCUMBERS, SNOW'S FANCY PICKLINGCert. BD/OGNEW!40-50 days.60 days but we tend to pick them earlier at 4 inches or smaller for pickling. 'Snow's Fancy Pickling' cucumber vines produce good yields of five inch long by one and one-half inch in diameter cucumbers.Keeping them watered evenly helps to avoid biitterness in cuucumbers. Mild flavored and substantial texture for pickling yet mild when picked small then also great for salads. Keep the cucumbers picked to encourage more fruit production throughout the season. Bred by Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station for the Association of National Pickle Packers in the 1920s, these thin-skinned cukes are perfectly shaped for your canning jar. Crisp and flavorful fresh from the garden as well!
This variety was reportedly developed as a selection of 'Chicago Pickling' by Mr. Junius C. Snow, a pickle producer in Rockford, Illinois around the turn of the 20th Century.[2] By 1905, Vaughan's Seed House of Chicago offered it in their catalog.[1] It is a good choice for small pickle production. Each packet contains one gram, which is approximately 35 to 40 seeds. 
TDW2TOMATO, SLICING, NON-RED, DWARF IDAHO GEM YELLOWCert. BD/OGNEW!80 days.80 days, dwarf The transluscent yellow does give it a gem like appearance. The rugose leaf plants of 'Dwarf Idaho Gem' produce lots of medium to large, ranging from four to fourteen ounces, true yellow (not orange), oblate shaped tomatoes that are juicy, sweet, and flavorfully mild; a well balanced, delightful flavor. Meaty yellow tomato with flavor!| S$4.00~25 seeds | |
| M$7.00~100 seeds | |
NS1OTHER ORGANIC PRODUCTS, ORGANIC INSECT REPELLENTCert. OGNEW!SUGGESTED PRODUCT: SEE THEIR WEBPAGE: Nantucket Spider has great organic products made with organic essential oils which have arisen through their practical research and experience. Meadowlark Hearth Farm is very grateful to be using these excellent products for warding off mosquitos and other products for repelling ticks. Here is their website: https://nantucketspider.com Nantucket Spider's mission: " We believe that ethical and environmentally sustainable business is both possible and necessary for the future of our planet, and our values ensure that we stay on that track." 
SN26BOOKS & CALENDARS, 2026 STELLA NATURA CALENDAREcologically GrownNEW!Stella Natura is an interactive calendar. It is especially helpful in teaching us about what is going on in the skies and how the positions and movement of the planetary bodies interact with the development of plants. The actual daily record of what is happening in the sky is from the navigation information of the US navy. A must have tool for farmers and gardeners who wish to experience the heights, breadth and depth of a growing season and one's place in that experience.. The calendar contains a star map as well as the tracking of the positions of planets where they are in each month in relation to the zodiac. Each month is also accompanied with an interesting reflection by a farmer, gardener or orchardist.
New in 2026: With this issue they have added four pages of new content to help users develop a deeper engagement with the rhythms, research, and observation on which the Calendar is based and continues to expand. Spanish Supplement available, which includes all the foundational information for using the calendar as a Spanish speaker. For more info on the following new offerings below in and for the calendar go to: https://spikenardfarm.org/stellanatura/
• The Monthly Charts
• The Key to the Monthly Charts and Visibility of the Planets
• New Introductory Article
• Free Introductory Webinar
• Beholding the Stars 
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CT7CARROTS, MILAN NANTESCert. OGNEW!orDCT7CARROTS, MILAN NANTESCert. BD/OG72 days.An early, uniform, blunt-ended early carrot that can be forced under row cover for spring bunching carrots. Can even be stored but its highlight is for early bunching. Very good sweet flavor. Our farmer market customers love the flavor! Cultivation instructions:Sow outdoors from early spring to mid-summer. Grow in full sun in rich, loose, deeply worked soil. Sow 1/2 inch deep and ¾-1 inch apart in rows 12 inches apart. Keep moist until seedlings emerge. Thin to 2 inches between plants.
CNSFFLOUR CORN, PAINTED MOUNTAINCert. BD/OGNEW!85 days.Open pollinated. Short efficient 5' plants, long thin 6 to –7" cobs. Painted Mountain is the hardiest, fastest-maturing grain corn in the world. Dave Christensen has now spent over half a century developing it in the mountains of Montana from a diverse gene pool of about 80 strains of native corns. Contains about every shade of color known to corn. High in anthocyanins and has amazing 13% protein levels. Bred to withstand high winds, cold temperatures, intense heat and drought, and to survive global warming. Painted Mountain grows where no other corn can. Delicious in baking!
PU2SQUASH, WINTER, PUMPKIN, STYRIAN, NAKED-SEEDEDCert. BD/OGNEW!90-120 days.HEIRLOOM known from Styrian area in Austria where they are pressed for oil . Large, green/orange striped pumpkin grown for its seeds. Click on the photo to see inside the pumpkin. Seeds are delicious eaten raw or pressed for oil, or press for oil. Flesh can be used for soups but is also good for animals for animals. Extract the seeds from the pumpkins, rinse and dry seeds carefi;;u on racks.
FLD1FLOWERS, TITHONIA, MEXICAN SUNFLOWERCert. BD/OGNEW!(Tithonia rotundifolia)85-90 days.Stunningly showy beautiful large 4 ft annual with 3½ in. bright orange daisy-like flowers from mid-summer until frost. Needs warmth to germinate. Nice cut flower. Sensitive to cold. Sow in greenhouse 6-8 weeks before transplantinig outside. Large plants, give a 4 foot to 6 foot space.
LTRMLETTUCE, LOOSE-LEAF, MERLOTCert. BD/OGNEW!60 days.Burgundy red loose-leaf type for "cut and come again" use.Transplants: Sow 3/in. cover with soil LIGHTLY. Prick out to 1 inch apart when true leaves appear. Set outside 9-12 inch apart.
TMBK1TOMATO, SLICING, NON-RED, BLACK KRIMCert. BD/OGNEW!80 days.Dark red-purple fruit, green shoulders, green tinted flesh, outstanding colors and flavor. Very juicy. Full of flavor!
CT2CARROTS, LYRACert. BD/OGNEW!SALE!(leira)Storage carrot selected for longer carrots with a mild sweet taste from the rodelika type which is used a lot in Biodynamic gardens in Europe.. In the photo, these are carrots in March after they have stored the whole winter.
SH1SHALLOTS, DUTCH GOLD BULBSCert. BD/OGNEW!SALE!(french froglegs)For autumn 26-2027 They are back! Has a beautiful golden copper skin which protects the sweetest flavor of one of the longest storing shallots available. 2026 harvest is 3-4 bulbs per quarter lb ie 12-15 bulbs lb.
Two ways to use: #1: plant them in the autumn or spring in a hoophouse for early scallions. In our Nebraska climate, fall planted shallots do form a hard stem that sends up a seed stalk . Scallions from spring planted shallot bulbs are ready to harvest in early spring so they bridge the need for onions well when stored onions are at their end. Spring shallots are also much quicker to harvest than sowing scallions from seed. #2: Harvesting the dried down bulbs in the autumn, using them through the winter.
Cultural notes: Harvested green in early summer use as scallions. Fall harvested bulbs: Allow to dry and cure in bins or netted sacks under cover. Under proper storage conditions they will last for 5-7 months.
LK3LEEKS, HALDORCert. BD/OGNEW!Good flavor!! Hardy variety going into the edge of winter with longer stem and a larger proportion of white; dark, bluegreen and upright leaf placement. Only a slight tendency to form bulbs. In zones 3-4 imited frost resistance. Can be harvested from October to December as well as overwintered in mild climates zone 6 + or in refrigeration storage. If transplanting, figure 2 plants per ft.
TM10TOMATO, SLICING, RED, CRNKOVICCert. BD/OGNEW!85 days.HEIRLOOM from from Yugoslavia traveling to the US via Yasha Crnkovic. It is disease-resistant producing mostly large 8 oz -1 lb pink beefsteak fruit with some small fruit.. (Indeterminate means it keeps growing all season long and could use staking.
GR3GREENS, ASIAN, RUBY STREAKSCert. BD/OGNEW!(Metis de Rouge)These dark red lacey beauties also have a great flavor, pungent but not agressive! A delightful addition to any salad.
LTO3LETTUCE, OAK LEAF, PASHACert. BD/OGNEW!Beautiful oak leaf yet rounded leaves to give it a very dignified appearance. Very beautiful heads at the market and in salads as well as delectable!
CN2POP CORN, CHEROKEE RAINBOWCert. BD/OGNEW!SALE!HEIRLOOM from .Merlyn Niedens, combining several strains of long ear Cherokee popcorn sent to Southern Exposure Seed Exchange by Carl Barnes of Turpin, OK. Carl has helped save many of the Cherokee corns that came west over the Trail of Tears. This small kernelled variety makes surprisingly large pops, yielding for a low hull/ corn ratio. Great flavor. Highly ornamental, 5-7 in. ears have many shiny colors including red, blue, orange, white, and yellow with surprising variations. 6-8 ft. plants. We thank the First People's for the possibility to have corn.
WM6WATERMELONS, TURKISH HEIRLOOM, CEKIRDEGI OYALICert. BD/OGNEW!HEIRLOOM from Turkey. Gogeous SEED! Each seed has a specific and unique design revealed as the seed dries and the seed skin tightens. It was introduced to the US commercial production by "Two Seeds in a Pod Seed Company" in conjunction with Southern Exposure Seeds. Brought to us by our partner intern Timothy Wood. . Fruits weight 3-5 pounds, lots of seeds, red flesh and are mildly sweet in our zone 4 short 100 day summer. Most likely much sweeter when the summer is longer for ripening..
GRRTGREENS, SPECIALTY, BRISEBOIS'S RAINBOW TATSOICert. BD/OGNEW!From Dan Brisebois of Tourne De Sol a tatsoi which has green leaves ad various hues of purple and pink on the stems. Quite hardy, beautiful and delicious. Check out his story of breeding it. Https://goingtoseed.wordpress.com/2019/02/07/how-i-bred-rainbow-tatsoi/
CUP2CUCUMBERS, SNOW'S FANCY PICKLINGCert. BD/OGNEW!40-50 days.60 days but we tend to pick them earlier at 4 inches or smaller for pickling. 'Snow's Fancy Pickling' cucumber vines produce good yields of five inch long by one and one-half inch in diameter cucumbers.Keeping them watered evenly helps to avoid biitterness in cuucumbers. Mild flavored and substantial texture for pickling yet mild when picked small then also great for salads. Keep the cucumbers picked to encourage more fruit production throughout the season. Bred by Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station for the Association of National Pickle Packers in the 1920s, these thin-skinned cukes are perfectly shaped for your canning jar. Crisp and flavorful fresh from the garden as well!
This variety was reportedly developed as a selection of 'Chicago Pickling' by Mr. Junius C. Snow, a pickle producer in Rockford, Illinois around the turn of the 20th Century.[2] By 1905, Vaughan's Seed House of Chicago offered it in their catalog.[1] It is a good choice for small pickle production. Each packet contains one gram, which is approximately 35 to 40 seeds.
TDW2TOMATO, SLICING, NON-RED, DWARF IDAHO GEM YELLOWCert. BD/OGNEW!80 days.80 days, dwarf The transluscent yellow does give it a gem like appearance. The rugose leaf plants of 'Dwarf Idaho Gem' produce lots of medium to large, ranging from four to fourteen ounces, true yellow (not orange), oblate shaped tomatoes that are juicy, sweet, and flavorfully mild; a well balanced, delightful flavor. Meaty yellow tomato with flavor!
SN26BOOKS & CALENDARS, 2026 STELLA NATURA CALENDAREcologically GrownNEW!Stella Natura is an interactive calendar. It is especially helpful in teaching us about what is going on in the skies and how the positions and movement of the planetary bodies interact with the development of plants. The actual daily record of what is happening in the sky is from the navigation information of the US navy. A must have tool for farmers and gardeners who wish to experience the heights, breadth and depth of a growing season and one's place in that experience.. The calendar contains a star map as well as the tracking of the positions of planets where they are in each month in relation to the zodiac. Each month is also accompanied with an interesting reflection by a farmer, gardener or orchardist.
New in 2026: With this issue they have added four pages of new content to help users develop a deeper engagement with the rhythms, research, and observation on which the Calendar is based and continues to expand. Spanish Supplement available, which includes all the foundational information for using the calendar as a Spanish speaker. For more info on the following new offerings below in and for the calendar go to: https://spikenardfarm.org/stellanatura/
• The Monthly Charts
• The Key to the Monthly Charts and Visibility of the Planets
• New Introductory Article
• Free Introductory Webinar
• Beholding the Stars