Flowers

German Chamomile (Matricaria recutita)

This dainty herb sports tiny white petals surrounding large golden centers. Used primarily for tea, it also makes an attractive choice for ground cover or ornamental planting. Tastes best if flowers are harvested soon after opening. 300 seeds...

Globe Gilia (Gilia capitata)

A unique wildflower native to Western North America also known as Thimble Flower, this tall, slender heirloom features clusters of blue flowers on 1-2’ stalks with divided leaves. Loved by pollinators. 275 seeds minimum Germination: 14-21...

Glorious Gleam Nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus & minus)

An exquisite double bloomer with stunning color ranging from flaming oranges to brilliant yellows. These semi-trailing, 36-inch vines produce edible flowers all summer long. Keep roots cool with mulch, give them plenty of sun and water for continuous,...

Godetia Dwarf Mix (Clarkia amoena)

A native of western North America, this superior butterfly and bee attractor boasts cup-shaped clusters of pink and lavender blooms. Perfect for cutting, beds, borders, and wildflower mixtures. 6-14" tall. 100 seeds minimum Germination: 14-24...

Golden Lupine (Lupinus densiflorus aureus)

Native to the hillsides of the Pacific coast, this annual wildflower produces tall columns of cheery, blazing yellow flowers that bloom profusely and with minimal effort.  Golden Lupine is a stunning choice for cut flower arrangements and a magnet...

Grandiflora Nicotiana (Nicotiana alata) Annual

A highly aromatic variety famous for its jasmine perfume, Nicotiana Grandiflora prefers a garden spot with a bit of shade. Reaching 38+” tall with an abundance of delicate white flowers, this fragrant annual is beloved by pollinators. Deer and...

Grandpa Ott Morning Glory (Ipomoea purpurea)

Regal, velvety purple flower, accented with stripes of dark wine, ending in a white center that seems lit from within. Easy to grow and will gladly reseed itself year after year. Let them happily take over that back garden fence or front gate and bask in...

Heal All (Prunella vulgaris)

Also known as Allheal and Self Heal, this hardy perennial herb is highly valued for its diverse medicinal properties. Heal All's small purply-blue flowers are nectar rich and favored by bees and other pollinators, and its leaves are delicious in...

Heavenly Blue Morning Glory (Ipomoea tricolor)

The quintessential morning glory featuring sky blue petals surrounding a bright white eye. This beloved heirloom is a vigorous climber covering structures high and low with gorgeous blossoms that last for the entire summer. Heavenly Blue thrives in full...

Henna (Lawsonia inermis)

Valued for centuries across the globe for its cosmetic properties, henna is best known as a source of dye that can be applied to hair, skin or nails. This shrubby desert plant reaches 16’ tall, requires full sun, and resists drought. 50 seeds...

Honesty Plant (Lunaria biennis)

Also known as Money Plant, this unique biennial offers up both lovely violet blossoms and flat, disc-shaped seed pods that dry beautifully. Plants reach 36” tall and bloom in early summer the year after planting. 50 seeds minimum Germination:...

Hops (Humulus lupulus)

Sturdy climbing vines reach 20’ long or more and produce beautiful flowers and cone-shaped fruits (female). Hops is loved by pollinators and humans who enjoy tea and beer. Trellising is required. 50 minimum seeds Germination: 35-45 days Cold...

Hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis) Perennial

Native to the Mediterranean region and naturalized throughout the US and Canada, Hyssop is valued for its antioxidant and medicinal properties. This member of the mint family is prized by beekeepers for the uniquely delicious flavor its blue,...

Indian Spring Hollyhock (Alcea rosea)

These single and double blooms in bright shades of burgundy, cream and rose grow on sturdy stems reaching up to 6’ tall! Highly productive and favored by pollinators, the self-supporting Indian Spring thrives in sunny spots.  Minimum of 25...

Jacob’s Ladder (Polemonium caeruleum)

Violet-blue, bell-shaped flowers adorn this heirloom’s fern-like foliage, which resembles the rungs of a ladder. Originally used for medicinal purposes dating back to the 1600s, Jacob’s Ladder is easy to grow. Prefers shady areas with rich...