Amaranth, Emerald Tassels,  Amaranthus caudatus (65-75 days) Incredibly beautiful lime green ropes of cascading blooms. Beautiful in fresh or dried arrangements. A tender annual that can be started in the greenhouse 2-4 weeks before your last Spring frost and then planted out after danger of frost has passed or direct seed outside after your last frost. Space 6-12 inches apart; the closer together, the smaller the bloom. Plant supports itself and will grow to 3 feet tall.  Consider succession planting for longer bloom period; count back 75 days from your first Fall frost to determine your last sowing date. (1/2g ~ 400 seeds) ...

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AMMI, Green Mist (85-95 days) Ammi visnaga Closely related to dill and Queen Anne’s lace, but a superior filler because of its robust stems.  This is a prolific blooming, cut and come again flower.  Ammi produces a 3-5” white umbel that compliments any color palette; foliage is feathery with a warm green hue that sometimes gets a hint of blue.  Widely adapted to a range of temperatures.  An annual that reaches 60” (under cover); space 12” apart.  Packet(0.8g)...

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Aster, Sea Star Mix Callistephus chinensis (120 days)  Cuts from this mix of purple, fuscia, pale pink, white, and cream asters always turn heads at the farmers' market.  Delicate, thin petals form a wild flower display reminiscent of a dense group of sea anemones in tide pools at the coast.  Sea Star Aster's strong stems hold flowers upright and yield approximately 20-30 3-inch flowers per plant. This aster benefits from horizontal trellising. Packet ~ 0.3g (~70 seeds)...

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Baby's Breath, Covent Garden (50-60 days) Gypsophila elegans ORGANIC For years I shied away from growing baby’s breath and offering it to clients because in my mind it is synonymous with uninteresting grocery store flower bouquets.  However, this single-petaled baby’s breath changed my mind, offering something more remarkable and elegant than I anticipated.  Flowers bloom profusely atop delicate panicles.  Plants are quick-growing, light, airy, and generous.  I plant successions and begin seeding in early Spring.  An annual that reaches 30”; space 9” apart and provide horizontal trellising.  FLA Packet 0.3g...

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Basketflower, American, Aloha Mix (90-100 days) Centaurea americana The most intriguing new flower addition to the farm this year with its fascinating papery buds that look like little fairy baskets.  Buds give way to large 4-5” quill-petaled flowers abuzz with pollinators, and flowers dry well in bud, flower, or spent flower stage.  Grow like bachelor’s button (its close relative) and it holds 4-5 days in the vase.  Our mix includes seed from the Aloha Blanca and Aloha Rosa varieties so you’ll get both white and lavender flowers.  An annual growing up to 72”.  Best spaced 12” apart. Packet: .5g ~50 seeds...

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Bells Of Ireland Moluccella laevis (70 days) A summer flowering annual, native to Turkey, Syria and the Caucasus.  In the language of flowers, it represents luck.  Floral spikes are comprised of tiny white flowers surrounded by apple green calyces.  The rounded leaves are chartreuse green.  Fast growing; it will reach 3 feet and spread out with an erect, branching habit.  A member of the mint family, the blooming stems can be cut and used in fresh or dried flower arrangements.  Bells of Ireland is self-seeding, prefers full sun and wants regular water.  Beware of spines!  Packet ~0.5g  (85 seeds)...

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BUPLEURUM, GREEN GOLD (80-90 days) Bupleurum rotundifolium   Another spectacular filler flower/foliage plant, bupleurum’s chartreuse-colored foliage and diminutive flowers are a unique accompaniment to flower bouquets.  Amidst the incredible tulips, ranunculus and anemones of early spring, people comment just as readily on the bupleurum!  Holds 2 weeks in the vase and can be dried.  An annual that reaches 42”; space 9” apart.   FLA Packet: 1g...

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CALENDULA, Zeolights  (85 days) Calendula officinalis  AKA Triangle Flashback. We are quite fond of this beautiful, fully doubled variety.  The tops of the petals are pale pastel orange tinged with gold towards the central disc.  The backs of the petals are a reddish, maroon.  A very unique departure from the standard calendula color palette and a fantastic addition to flower arrangements. Bred by Frank Morton at Wild Garden Seeds. Flowers are edible, medicinal, easy-to-grow, and produce abundantly over a wide temperature range.   This is the flower featured on our 2023 Catalog cover! ...

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Celebration Bundle (10 packets)   Joyful, saturated colors will brighten your Summer garden with this selection of easy-to-grow blooms. Ten packets with growing tips are included in this collection of 10 packets:  Amaranth Emerald Tassels Ammi, Green mist Basil Red Rubin Coreopsis Calliopsis Cosmos Sunrise Marigold Pinwheel Millet, Foxtail Sunflower Tarahumara Zinnia Cactus Mix Zinnia Mega Diversity Mix We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary.  ...

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CELOSIA, Century Mix (80 days) Celosia argenta, var. plumosa   These brilliantly colored blooms grow to 24” tall with a spectrum of colors including pale lemon, orange, red, pink and yellow. Stems are long enough for fresh flower bouquets and early pinching will trigger robust multi-branching.  Blossoms dry well, holding their color in wreaths, everlasting bouquets, and garlic braids.  Easy from seed, Century Mix Celosia also makes for a great border plant.  SSF. Packet (~150 seeds)...

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Celosia, Cockscomb, Salmon Mix Celosia cristata (75 days)  A beautiful everlasting flower related to amaranth.  This variety produces a large central head that is a yellow/salmon orange color and has wonderful curves and folds, much like a brain.  Grows to about 18” and produces abundant side shoots that really spruce up any bouquet.  Pinch early to encourage more moderate sized blooms.  Dries well, preserving its shape and color for months.  Native to Africa. SSF. Packet (0.5g ~ 50 seeds) ...

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Celosia, Texas Plume Summer Sherbert Mix (90-100 days) Celosia argenta var. plumosa  We love celosias and added this one to our offerings because of its unique, softly-muted tones of blush, apricot, rose pink, lemon and lime floral spikes.  The seed we grew out originally came from famed flower farmers Pamela and Frank Arnosky by way of Floret, and we’re glad to grow on the story of its travels by getting it into your hands.  Mostly plumed spikes occasionally revert to long-stemmed combs and pink predominates in the mix.  Excellent for use in fresh bouquets and darker colored flowers have a nice appearance when dried.  An annual that reaches 36”; space 9” apart.  Frost sensitive. Packet: (0.3g~110 seeds) ...

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Chrysanthemum, Fancy Pants Daisy Mix (75 days) Chrysanthemum carinatum Thanks to our friends at Wild Garden Seeds who had been curating this novel specimen. Commonly called tricolor or painted daisy, these Mediterranean natives make good cut flowers and "meadow" flowers, naturalizing with a little help. Plants are 2-3' tall with flowers in 3-color combinations of white, burgundy, yellow, scarlet, orange, lavender and pink. Has the visual appeal of Cape Daisies like 'Zulu Prince,' where striped petals create concentric circles of color around an intricately patterned eye. (0.1g ~25 seeds)...

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Clarkia, Grace Mix, Clarkia amoena  Brilliant shades of salmon, fuchsia, white, red and lavender color delicate, tissue-like petals atop strong stems up to 24 inches in length.  A long lasting cut flower, clarkia (aka godetia) is a stellar addition to bouquets because its folded, rounded petals give the romantic, soft feel of roses.  Expect some variation in stem length as we stabilize this former hybrid.   First photo from Stacey Denton at Flora Organics Packet - (0.2g ~85 seeds)...

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Color Collection, Blue Purple (5 packets)  Focus on your favorite colors.  These packet combinations are organized by color palette and include growing tips for achieving synchronized harvest of color-themed flowers to delight visitors to your cutting garden, to compliment a summer wedding, or for your pure aesthetic pleasure.   Borage Forget-Me-Not, Chinese Larkspur Sublime Dark Blue Licorice Mint Phacelia Bee's Friend We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary. ...

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Color Palette Collection, Blush  Focus on your favorite colors.  These packet combinations are organized by color palette and include growing tips for achieving synchronized harvest of color-themed flowers to delight visitors to your cutting garden, to compliment a summer wedding, or for your pure aesthetic pleasure.  Amaranth Coral Fountains Aster, Tower Chamois Celosia Flamingo Feather Larkspur, Fancy Rose Zinnia Queen Lime Blush We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary.  ...

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Color Palette Collection, Golden Cheer (5 packets)  Focus on your favorite colors.  These packet combinations are organized by color palette and include growing tips for achieving synchronized harvest of color-themed flowers to delight visitors to your cutting garden, to compliment a summer wedding, or for your pure aesthetic pleasure.  Ammobium Marigold African Giant Rudbeckia Chim Chiminee Sunflower Black Dye Sunflower Goldy Double  (Save 10% off the individual packet price)  We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary....

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Color Palette Bundle, Salmon Rose (5 packets)  Focus on your favorite colors. These packet combinations are organized by color palette and include growing tips for achieving synchronized harvest of color-themed flowers to delight visitors to your cutting garden, to compliment a summer wedding, or for your pure aesthetic pleasure.  Celosia Salmon Mix Celosia Texas Plume Sherbert Mix Cosmos, Seashells Echinacea Zinnia Salmon Rose We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary. ...

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Columbine, Barlow Mix  Aquilegia vulgaris (365 days)  Sow this unique, hardy perennial in spring for blooms the subsequent spring.  Petticoat-shaped, fully double, solid and bi-color nodding flowers atop long, strong stems provide something showy in the garden during the transition period from spring to summer.  Once established, plants produce multiple stems per plant and each stem has several flowers.  Blooms in a range of colors from rose to burgundy, violet, (nearly) black, and rose or purple with white variegation at the tips.  Delicate-looking (1.5” flowers) and a noteworthy addition to the front border.  Grows to 36”; space 9” apart and provide horizontal trellising for straight stems. Packet 0.2g ~ 140 seeds ...

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Columbine, Mrs. Scott Elliot, Aquilegia caerulea   Sow this cottage garden heirloom from mid-Summer to January for blooms the following Spring.   This is the traditional lavender and white columbine with long lavender spurs, atop strong, thin 24-30” stems and lacy foliage.  It blooms prolifically for up to two months, readily reseeds itself and needs no trellising.   Columbine attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds and is a mainstay of the perennial garden.  This is one of the earliest, most reliable cut flowers on our farm.  FLA. Packet -(0.2 g ~140 seeds) ...

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Cool Season Flowers Bundle (10 packets) Are you ready to expand your flower growing season beyond the frost-free period?  There are many cool season annuals that thrive outside when the frost-tender flowers won’t dare.  Bring color and bouquets from the garden into your life earlier in the Spring and later into Fall with this selection of 10 seed packets (includes growing tips) of:  Agrostemma Bells of Ireland Bupleurum Calendula Resina Dame's Rocket Phacelia Bee’s Friend Poppy Jimi's Purple Haze Poppy, Pandora Rudbeckia Cherry Brandy Snap Dragon, Tall Mix We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary.    ...

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Cosmos, Double Click Mix, Cosmos bipinnatus (80 days)  Tall plants grow to nearly 4' festooned with large, fully-double and semi-double blooms in shades of fuchsia, pink, and white.  Double Click is a must-have for the cut flower grower--less likely to drop petals than other cosmos and longer lasting in the vase.  It's also an excellent choice for the garden border.  Its long bloom season makes for up to 8 weeks of flowers.  Succession plant to extend the number of weeks you have Double Click in its full glory.  Cosmos can tolerate light frosts and may be sown in a wide range of temperatures for early and late season blooms.  FLA. Packet: (1g ~70 seeds)...

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Cosmos, Picotee   Cosmos bipinnatus (75-90 days)   A lovely strain we obtained from the collection of the late Al Vanet that grows quickly into a 4’ high bush with dozens of pale pink blooms.  The petals are fringed with a bright magenta lining.  Very pretty in bouquets or as beneficial insect habitat hedge.  Tiger Swallowtail butterflies are particularly attracted to cosmos.  Old-timers say that when interplanted with corn it deters corn earworms. Packet (1g ~70 seeds)...

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Cosmos, Sea Shells Cosmos bipinnatus (110 days)  Originally from Mexico, Cosmos have a long history of interaction with humans, and more recently, plant breeders have been selecting special forms like Sea Shells.  The tubular, fringed petals of Sea Shells Cosmos are fascinating and provide an interesting textural element to arrangements.  This cosmos blooms in rose, fuchsia, white and pink, flowers are 2-3 inches wide and plants bear for 2 months.  Grows up to 4 feet in height.  Can be started in the greenhouse and transplanted out, or direct seeded with equal success.  Packet- (1g ~70 seeds) 5 Grams ( ~250 seeds)...

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Cosmos, Sunrise Cosmos bipinnatus (75 days)  A great border plant that grows to a large 4-6’ bush with hundreds of 2” yellow and orange blossoms.  Even just one plant really brightens up the landscape.  Self seeds readily.  Multi-use in that it also yields a yellow dye for your textile dye projects.  FLA. Packet (1g ~70 seeds) ...

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Daisy, Zulu Prince Venidium fastuosum (90 days)  Dramatic (2-3”) flowers with a jet-black center and white petals with rings of orange and purple in the center grow from a grayish green mound of hairy leaves.  A striking addition to the garden!  Thrives in heat and drought.  Easy to grow.  Best started as transplants and planted out. Packet 0.2 g (~200 seeds)...

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Dyer’s Bundle #1 (5 packets)   Great for spinners, weavers, and fiber artists of all types, our Dyer’s Mix is the missing piece in your pursuit of producing sustainable food, medicine, and fiber.  Did you know that chemical textile dyes are highly toxic and a significant pollutant to our earth’s soils and water?  Move to greater self-reliance and earth stewardship by growing your own textile dyes!  OR, just get crafty. Our mix of 5 packets with growing tips includes: Calendula Alpha Coreopsis Dyer's Cosmos Bright Lights Marigold Tashkent Zinnia Scarlet We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary.  ...

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Echinops, Globe Thistle Echinops ritro (240 days) A beautiful perennial thistle that produces gorgeous pale purple / blue metallic looking globe shaped 2-3” blooms. Works really well in fresh and everlasting bouquets.  Being a thistle, the leaves are pokey.  1/2 g (~30 seeds)...

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Feverfew, Magic Yellow  Tanacetum parthenium  (100 days)  Another fully double feverfew, but distinct from the White Wonder because of its lime green to lemon yellow colored blooms and slightly flat flower heads.  Grows up to 4’ in height and is another easy-to-grow but incredible filler plant for flower bouquets and versatile everlasting flower for crafts.  Also a nice addition to the border planting.  Comes on early in the summer and will bloom again lightly in fall if dead headed completely early on. SSF. Packet: (1/10 g)...

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Foxglove Mix Digitalis purpurea A blend of seeds collected from the various foxglove cultivars we grow.  This mix includes colors ranging from white, cream, pink, and apricot to purple.  Seed in late summer/early fall for blooms the following early summer.  A biennial that reaches 36”; plant 12” apart.  FLA Packet:  (0.3g)...

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Globe Amaranth, Rose Bi-Color Gomphrena globosa (85-100 days)  Light and airy but with a big color impact, globe amaranth is a must-have for the annual cutting garden.  The rose bi-color is particularly breath-taking in its soft, variegated pastel tones.  Surviving at least two weeks in the vase and many months as an everlasting flower, Rose Bi-color Globe Amaranth is my new favorite gomphrena.  1-1 ½” orbs atop sturdy, multi-branching 12-24” long stems.  SSF. Packet: (1/4 g~50 seeds) ...

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Hollyhock, Sophisticated Lady aka Outhouse Alcea rosea   This old time variety of hollyhock produces single pink, burgundy, red and white flowers, some with contrasting centers.  Grows up to 7’ tall and as a biennial, blooms in the second year, makes seed, and then senesces.  Hollyhocks were at one point referred to as outhouse flowers because they were often planted around outhouses, such that sophisticated ladies simply had to look for where the hollyhocks were growing to determine where the outhouse was, rather than risk the embarrassment of asking where the outhouse was!  HOO.  Packet: (0.5g~55 seeds)...

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Jewel Tone Everlastings Bundle (5 packets)   Rich colors maintain their brilliance when dried in this Jewel Tone Everlasting mix.  Dry individual flowers or bouquets hanging upside-down and out of direct light.  Five different packets with growing tips include:  Aster Bella Mix Celosia Fuchsia Cockscomb Celosia Purple Tassels Cosmos Picotee Marigold Tashkent We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary.  ...

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Larkspur, Galilee Mix Consolida ajacis (80-90 days)  Fully double flowers climb long spikes in a palette ranging from white to soft pink, carmine, lavender, and violet.  Because of its double-petaled quality, this larkspur has a rounder, more romantic feel which softens the upright geometry of these spikes, and it is a superb dried flower.  An annual that grows up to 60” tall (we seed in fall to overwinter for tallest, best crop):  space 6-12” apart.  The closer that they’re planted, the more upright spikes can be achieved. FLA Packet: (0.8g)...

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Spanish Lavender Lavandula stoeches  This is the first of our lavenders to flower in the garden—it begins several weeks before English or French lavenders bloom.  Distinct also because of it quail-like plume of bracts atop each flowering stem, Spanish lavender makes a good cut flower fresh or dried.  Hardy here even in our coldest winters (Zone 7A), but tender in colder areas.  Drought tolerant.  Grows to 30” and readily reseeds.  Makes an excellent border plant.  FLA.  Packet (~75 seeds)...

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Lion's Ear Leonotis nepetifolia (90 days)    Soft orange flowers surround a bristly whorl and are a magnet for pollinators and hummingbirds.  All ages love this plant in the garden-- our children remove the flowers and suck the rich nectar lode at the base of each fuzzy orange trumpet.  A striking herbaceous shrub up to 8 feet tall.  Frost sensitive in areas with cold winters but perennial in subtropical and tropical climates.  The unusual flowers make a striking addition to flower arrangements and this particular Lion's Ear has a softer colored flowered which blends nicely with a wider range of color palettes. Also known as klip dagga, Lion's Ear is a mint family species that may become a woody perennial in zone 8 or warmer areas.  SSF Packet: (1/4g~100 seeds) Bulk: 1 g...

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MARIGOLD, Cempoalxóchitl Tagates erecta (90-100 days)  This came to us with an Aztec name that is similar to the word for marigold, “cempasúchil”, and marigolds are also called the flor de muertos ("flower of the dead").  Grows to 4-5 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide producing a great many SINGLE and few double petaled orange flowers that are all abuzz with pollinators of all sorts later in the season. Makes a great dye plant. Note: If you are looking for a many double petaled variety check out our African Giant and Peche's Gold varieties. Packet (1/2g~115 seeds) Bulk: 5g...

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Marigold, Dazzling Mix Tagates erecta & T.patula (75-100 days)   For those who enjoy learning about marigold diversity we offer all 7 of the marigolds listed here as a mix.  Tall ones, short ones, single & doubles, yellow, orange and stripped.  Marigolds are actually a pretty amazing pollinator plant.  Very long bloom period extending past first fall frost.  Flowers make a golden plant dye.   Packet: (1/2g~115 seeds)  Bulk: 5g ...

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Marigold, Pesche’s Gold Tagates erecta (80-90 days) Named after Howard Shapiro’s (who was involved in the early days of Seeds of Change) grandmother, Pesche’s Gold makes tall, impressive plants.  These 6-8’ marigolds overflow with blooms all season.  Bright and striking mixtures of golden yellow and orange yellow semi- to fully- double flowers have simple but elegantly crisped petals fringed with ruffles.  This, along with other marigolds, are a great addition to the textile dye garden and yields a yellow dye, with or without mordant.  Packet (1/2g~115 seeds)  Bulk: 5g...

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Marigold, Pinwheel Tagates patula (80-90 days)  Also known as harlequin. A fantastic heirloom curiosity originally from Mexico and tweaked by breeder Alan “Mushroom” Kapular to produce a unique array of blooms exhibiting a pinwheel of alternating maroon and yellow petals. Grows to 3’+ and has an extended blooming period. Makes a golden yellow plant dye.  Packet: (1/2g~115 seeds)  Bulk: 5g ...

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Millet, Aukse's Foxtail (100 days) Setaria italica - Most typically grown for floral arrangements and bird seed. Tops are dense almost fluffy looking clusters of small seeds that grow from 4-10” long. Tops droop in a form that resembles a foxes tail. Lovely waving growth characteristic when caught by a breeze in the garden.  From our friends at Adaptive Seeds who obtained it while on their Seed Ambassadors Project by The Lithuanian Ministry of Agriculture in Dotnuva, Lithuania, who wrote that “the breeder there had been working with millets since long before the collapse of the Soviet Union and the birds at the zoo prefer his varieties.”  Foxtail millet has a hull which is quite difficult to remove and as such used for the applications above more often than human consumption. Millets may have been consumed by humans for about 7,000 years and potentially had "a pivotal role in the rise of multi-crop agriculture and settled farming societies". Interestingly, millet is the 5th most commonly cultivated grain crop in the world after wheat, rice, corn and barley. HEIRLOOM. Packet 1g (~150 seeds) ...

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Nigella, Delft Blue Nigella papillosa [70 (flowers)- 85 (pods)] Also known as Spanish nigella, Delft Blue’s white petals are splashed with a deep blue-purple color and flowers have an intricate deep purple center.  Flowers senesce quickly and give way to interesting angular seed pods that can be used fresh or dried.  While Love-In-A-Mist is truly blue, Delft Blue has a more purple tone but is equally delicate, airy and fascinating.  An annual that grows up to 24”; space 6” apart. FLA.  Packet: (.5g ~150 seeds)...

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Not Too Late Bundle (10 packets)   Are you getting a late start on the garden this year?  Our Not Too Late Collection is for gardener’s that are planting just in the nick of time, as all packets included can be direct sown just after Mother’s Day and will successfully bloom that growing season.  We’ve also called this collection our Mother’s Day Mix in the past as it makes a great gift for moms that love to garden. This mix of 10 seed packets includes growing tips for:  Amaranth, Golden Giant Calendula, Zeolights Celosia, Purple Tassels Cosmos, Sunrise Dill, Mammoth Bouquet Marigold African Giant Morning Glory, Sunrise Sunflower, Mother Garden Mix Tithonia, Torch Zinnia, Mega Diversity We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary.   $53.55 (Save 10% off the individual packet price)  ...

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Pastel Everlastings Bundle (5 packets)  Some flowers are so perfect it’s hard to see them last such a short amount of time.  This is not true though with everlastings, or flowers that dry well.  In this mix of five different packets, you’ll be able to grow and dry blooms that will retain their delicate color and beauty for many months after harvest.  Create bouquets, wreaths, or include in other crafts like garlic braids.  Selected packets with growing tips include: Amaranth Emerald Tassels Celosia Texas Plume Dill White Scabiosa Fata Morgana Strawflower White/Pink Mix We reserve the right to make substitutions to this collection with other similar varieties, if necessary.  ...

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Poppy, Amazing Grey Shirley Papaver rhoeas  (120 days) The unique smoky lavender color of this poppy makes it a must-have in the garden.  Its tissue paper-y folds, layers of petals, watercolor softness, and occasional bi-color individuals are like a sultry love poem and a Monet painting on a Sunday afternoon.  Get it.  It’s good.  An annual that reaches 36”; space 9” apart. (0.1g) more than 100 seeds Packet: 0.1g...

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Poppy, Hungarian Breadseed   Papaver somniferum (90 days)   Lemon poppy seed pancakes anyone?  Grow your own with this low-opiate strain saved for generations for its abundant seed production.  Plants grow to 2-3 feet high with pinkish single petal layer flowers.  Sow early (February in Oregon) and will mature in late July. Can be late fall planted in mild winter areas. Harvest when pods are dry. Packet: (0.2g ~ 100 seeds) Bulk: 2g  ...

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Poppy, Iceland, Champagne Bubbles Mix Papaver nudicale (120 days) White, golden, deep orange, and red with an occasional soft apricot or butter bloom, Champagne Bubbles Iceland Poppy are a breathtaking, early season flower.  With ruffled petals thin and soft like tissue paper, they provide a fascinating contrast of bold and delicate, concentrated at the tip of strong, long stems.  Start in late Summer to transplant and overwinter outside, or seed 8-12 weeks before last Spring frost.  A short-lived perennial up to 18”.  Space 9” apart.  SSF.  Packet: 0.1g (more than 100 seeds) ...

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Poppy, Jimi's Purple Haze Papaver somnifera (90 days)  Bred by Frank Morton and the Wild Garden Seeds crew in Philomath, Oregon.  When I learned that this variety had PURPLE seed pods – I was hooked!  It produces super tall (4-5’) blooms that are mostly deep purple and ruffled and fringed.  Edible Seeds.  Bees are fond of its abundant pollen too.  SSF Packet: (0.2g ~100 seeds) ...

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