Thanks to the
weather, good intention and much diligence, we had a bountiful, beautiful long (first hard killing frost
after thanksgiving) growing season, To show for it, we have many new things
this year as
well as a great stock of many thing you may have
come to depend on.
Some of this years new offerings are;
Sweet Elma Snap Bush Pea, Ishikura Bunching
Onions, Orange Centiflor tomato, Kcoito Quinoa, some new cultivars of Oca, and
much more……
All seeds are grown organically using
eco-adaptive methods; continual crop
rotations, diverse inter-planting, nitrogen fixing annuals, turning in organic
matter, minimal natural amendments (most
crops get none) and
no synthetics or poisons. Peace Seedlings
is the next generation of Peace Seeds (Alan and Linda Kapuler). We collaborate to continue offering organic seeds; unique new varieties
from our own public domain plant breeding, heirlooms and
wild-crafted species. All varieties are open-pollinated, except for squash and
zucchini, which are hand pollinated to
insure true cultivars. In our continuing work of preserving heirlooms at the
same time as breeding new varieties and growing diversity, we have noticed occasional crossing, some
of these led to new adapted cultivars. So occasional rogue plants can happen in any
seed batch, eat it or save it. We strive to perserve the lines we offer but evolution is always in process. Thanks for gardening and being part
of the process.
Blessings,
Dylana Kapuler and Mario DiBenedetto
This list is organized according to the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group System=APG3
( how plants are related)
THE ANGIOSPERMS=The FLOWERING PLANTS
MONOCOTS- minimuim
seeds per pack / Price
AGAVACEAE-
Camas Camassia leichtlinii Maturity 3-5 years 50/ 3.00
A major native food plant, with blue-purple flowers.
Camassia
quamish Blue purple flowers, 30/3.00
ALLIACEAE-
Garlic- Italian Purple, Allium sativum
Easy peeling large cloves,
8-10/rosette; bulbils make large rosettes
if well fed and spaced 30 top bulbils/3.00
Leeks- Winter Giant,
Allium porrum
Excellent creamy, vigorous heirloom. 100/
4.00
Onions-
Italian Bottle Neck Allium cepa 50/ 4.00
Tall red, beautiful
productive, Italian heirloom
Ishikura Bunching Allium
fistulosum 100/ 4.00
Essential garden greens, cut them at the
ground and they will re-grow
seaming endlessly..,we have a row that has been growing
2 years.
K-S Grex , Allium
cepa 50/
4.00
A
beautiful mixture of large yellow, purple and pink onions.
A cross of 2 heirloom sweet onions. Alan Kapuler (AMK) original.
Red Milan Allium
cepa 50/ 4.00
Italian heirloom, great storage onion.
Newberg, Allium
cepa 100/ 4.00
Excellent long storing yellow onion, Original by Alan Kapuler.
POACEAE-.
Barley-
Arabian Blue Hulless Hordeum
vulgare 50/3.00
Korean 16 Hulless Hordeum
vulgare 50/3.00
Susie’s Peruvian Hulless Hordeum
vulgare
Very easy threshing and productive, brought back from Peru. 50/3.00
Wheat-
Crimson Red Hulless Triticum
aestivum 50/3.00
Ethiopian
Blue Hulless Triticum aestivum 50/3.00
Xerpha Hulless
Triticum
aestivum 50/3.00
Rye- Hulless Secale cereale 50/3.00
BroomCorn- Sorghum
vulgare Mix
colors. 50/ 3.00
Corn- All our corns are our own public domain varieties.
Double Red Sweet Zea mays 1oz/ 6.00
Intense purple seeds from anthocyanin pigments similar to
the
ones found in blueberries. Delicious dark corn bread. Plants 5-7’, 1-2 ears
per
stalk. Excellent corn on the cob. 15 years of work by
Peace Seeds.
Painted
Hill Sweet Zea mays 1oz/ 5.00
Vigorous cold hardy small plants, early beautiful
multi-colored sweet corn, Peace Seeds original.
Rainbow Inca Sweet Zea mays 1 oz/5.00
Bred in the late 1970’s by Alan Kapuler. Unique 8’ green plants,
2 ears/plant,
young seeds yellow and white, maturing late with a rainbow.
True Gold Sweet Zea mays New 2012 selection 1oz/5.00
Excellent classic gold sweet corn, an open pollinated selection
from the
original 1955 American hybrid, Golden Jubilee.
Green plants are 5-7’ tall, 2-3
cobs per plant, with yellow-orange seeds.
Foxtail Millet- Setaria
italica 50/ 3.00
Beautiful grain, great for bouquets,
birds love to eat it.
SUPERASTERIDS-
APIACEAE-the umbels
Cilantro- Common Coriandrum
sativum
50/ 3.00
Popular herb for salsa, and salads, seeds used in cooking;
coriander
Celeriac-
Maxim Apium graveolens var. rapaceum
Nice roots,
from a gardener in Belarus.
100/ 3.00
Anita Apium graveolens var. rapaceum German celeriac 100/3.00
Dill- Ambrojia Anethum graveolens
Execelent
culinary cultivar 50/ 3.00
Greens- Alexander’s Smyrnium olusatrum 25/ 3.00
Likes cool wet weather, vigorous winter, early spring greens.
Parsley- Turkish Petroselinum crispum 50/ 3.00
Vigorous aromatic, tasty fine leaves, hardy
Forest Green Petroselinum crispum 50/ 3.00
Excellent double curled, hardy
Parsnip- Hollow Crown
Pastinaca sativa 50/ 3.50
Excellent European Heirloom; long
roots, large crowns, excellent
ASTERACEAE-
The largest group of dicots, 14-16 tribes.
Burdock Takinogawa
Arctium lappa 25/ 3.00
Long edible roots, excellent tasting. Medicinally nutritious;
blood purifier.
Calendula officinalis, 30/ 3.00
Shades of yellow &
orange, singles & doubles
Chamomile- German Tea, Matricaria recutita 100/ 3.00
Pick young buds, medicinal fresh or dried, re-seeding hardy annual.
Cosmos sulphureus- Bright
orange, beautiful 3-4’ hedges 30/ 3.00
Dahlias- Mystery Mix Dahlia
hortensis 30/ 3.00
Diverse mix, of unique
flowers, singles and new doubles.
Echinacea- Echinacea purpurea immune stimulant 30/ 3.00
Grindelia integrifolia
Valley native,
medicinal used to
remedy Posion Oak and
skin irritations 50/ 3.00
Lettuce- Lactuca sativa All : 100 seeds min/ 3.00
per pack
Batavia Laura Vigorous green, spring crisp head.
Batavia Cheena Bright green ruffly, loose head
Buttercrunch Excellent spring butter-head.
Conrasta All season, loose-head, green bronze plants.
Continuity Nice red green butter head.
Fever Bronze
loose-leaf romaine, very nice
Gardener’s Mix our 2009 grow out, 18 varieties.
La Brilliant green ruffly leaf, crisp head, long lasting
Morgana Red oak-leaf loose-leaf, hardy
Pirat bronze-green
butter head
Purplus Intense dark purple loose-leaf
Purple
Oakleaf heirloom
loose-leaf
Rouge
D’Hiver Red, green
winter romaine.
Red Flamingo Beautiful ruffled leaves, from China
Reuben’s Red Romaine Nice upright red romaine
St. Vincent A large and vigorous British loose-leaf.
Sandrina Large green all season butter-head, European.
Speckled
Oakleaf Mottled red and
green oakleaf
Strela Green Beautiful starbursts, pointed leaves pre-1500.
Yugoslavian Romaine Green
Marigolds-
Unique Alan Kapuler
breeding and selecting.
Bright beautiful bushes make bouquets for months
China Cat Mix Tagetes patula
50/
3.00
A mix of single and double
flowers, 2-4 ft. shrubs, covered
with
marvelous colors and patterns
Frances’s Choice Tagetes patula
50/ 5.00
In honor of Frances Hoffman, lifetime seed saver horticulturist,
and faire godmother. This marigold gets 3 to 5 feet, beautiful long
stems, single
burgundy flowers with gold edges.
Golden Star Tagetes patula
3 ft. bushes of yellow and orange flowers that
change color during
the season… 50/ 5.00
La Ribera Tagetes erecta 50/ 4.00
Mostly double 2-4” orange flowers, on 3-6’ bushes, dry
beautifully.
Collected by AMK from 1 plant in La Ribera, Baja.
Orange Sunshine Mix Tagetes patula
50/ 4.00
A mixture of shades of
orange, single and double flowers,
making beautiful orange 3-4’ glowing bushes.
Oregon Lei Mix, Tagetes
patula 50/ 3.00
Yellows, oranges, reds
and
all the combos, mostly double.
Red Metamorph Tagetes patula
50/ 5.00
A fine garden hedge, 3’ shrubs 3-4’ round with dozens and
hundreds of blooms, whose blooms change from
all burgundy to yellow and red striped, & back to burgundy,
as the tempatures go from cool to warm to cool.
Sparkler Tagetes
patula 50/
5.00
3-4’ bushes, 2” double red and yellow flowers, get firey, as the
cold creeps in, beautiful.
Spilanthes- Acmella oleracea 25/ 3.00
potent numbing medicinal, also known as the toothache plant
Sunflower- Supreme Mix, Helianthus
annuus
Excellent mix, polyheaded
and large single headed; early
and late flowering; single, double, a variety of
colors, super tall, branching,
gorgeous shows. Includes crosses with the Texas endemic
Helianthus argophyllus.
50/ 3.00; 1oz(600s)/ 5.00 Bulk
available.
Strawflowers Mix Helichrysum bracteolatum 50/ 3.00
Great cut flowers fresh and dried, lasting long, sometimes in to winter
Zinnias- Sunset Mix, Zinnia violacea (elegans)25/ 3.00
Brilliant summer color, doubles and singles, tall, beautiful mix,
always changing, always interbreeding, always blowing our minds.
Zinnia haageana Beautiful
2-3ft bushy plants,
with a mix of 1 in 2 to 3 tone flowers, last beautifully. 25/ 3.00
YACON-Smallanthus
sonchifolius Productive
South American
food plant, some times called “the apple of the Andes”. A floral
sweet
crunchy root, harvested after frost, then cured, for sweeter roots.
Crowns available November to February
$25 per pound+$7 shipping, 1 pound min.
VALERIANACEAE-
Valerian, Valeriana
officinalis sedative 50/ 3.00
CAMPANULACEAE-
Bell
flower Campanula medium 100/3.00
Nice purple and white perennial spring cut flowers.
BORAGINACEAE
Borage- Borago officinalis 30 /3.00
Star shaped edible blue-pink flowers great on salad, re-seeding
annual.
AMARANTHACEAE- Greens, and grains; self-sowing survival
foods.
Amaranth- also known as kiwicha in the Andes.
Hartman’s Giant, Amaranthus
cruentus 100/ 3.00
Thriving, 6-8’ tall with thick plumose tops full of tiny black
seeds, prolific.
Elephant Head, Amaranthus andeana 100/ 3.00
Beautiful, thick burgundy columns, plants can become huge.
CHENOPODIACEAE- now in Amaranthaceae
Beets- Three Root
grex, Beta vulgaris 40 / 3.50
Interbreeding mix of gold,
pink & purple heirlooms, excellent.
Buckwheat- Fagopyrum esculentum 50/3.00
Quinoa-
Faro Chenopodium
quinoa 100 / 4.00
3-4ft plants, Beautiful nutritious Andean grain
Kcoito Chenopodium quinoa
Beautiful mix of Golds,
Pinks and Purple seeds, from Seed Dreams. 100/
4.00
Double Purple Orach- Atriplex
hortensis 40 / 3.00
Beautiful bright spring
and summer salad, great fresh and cooked
Spinach- Red Veined spinacea oleracea 40/ 3.50
Beautiful unique pointed
leaf red veined spinach.
LAMIACEAE – The Mint family
Basil-
Genovese Sweet,
Ocimum basilicum 100 / 3.00
Medium size fragrant green leaves, great
pesto.
Tulsi (Holy Basil) Ocimum
sanctum
50/ 3.00
Adaptogen, excellent in tea. Important herb fresh and dried.
Catnip- Nepeta cataria, 100 / 3.00
Hardy
perenial feline euphoric, and medicinal.
Lavender-Munstead, Lavandula
angustifolia 100/ 3.00
Shiso- Yamazaki, Perilla frutescens 100/ 3.00
An aromatic, crisp purple
leafed herb, grows to 3ft, beautiful
in salad, used in pickled
Umeboshi plums.
Sesame- grown in our greenhouse
Black Sesamum indicum 25/ 3.00
Tan Sesamum indicum 25/ 3.00
Antirrhinum- Snapdragon mix 50/ 3.00
RANUNCULACEAE-Columbine mix
Aquilegia vulgaris
Mix of purples, pinks, with large and small flowers 50/ 3.00
PAPAVERACAE-
Bread Seed Poppy- Papaver somniferum 100/3.00
Culinary seed used in baking, great
garden flower
Carnation poppies Papaver somniferum
Gorgeous pink spring double
and single flowers. 100/ 3.00
Atlas Poppy, Papaver ruprifragum 100/
3.00
Early beautiful orange
flowered perennial.
SOLANACEAE- mostly from the new world, now global.
Giant
Groundcherry Physalis peruviana 25/ 3.00
3-4ft
semi-erect plants with 1-2in husks, excellent sweet round
orange
fruits, annual in a temperate zone, can perennialize,
in a greenhouse, or tropical zone.
Peppers-Aci Sivri Cayenne Capsicum annuum
Heirloom
from Turkey, 6-9” medium hot fruits, 2’ plants,
A productive and
flavorful hot pepper for us. 30/
3.00
Criolla Sella Capsicum baccatum v. baccatum 50 /3.00
Beautiful 1ft bushes, loaded with 2-3in orange hot fruits, prolific.
and
more hardy then most peppers. From Bolivia.
Red Chile Manzano Capsicum pubescens 25/ 4.00
2.5x 1.5in fruits sweet fleshed, and spicy on the
inside, are
sprawling bushes with purple flowers and black
seeds. A tropical or greenhouse perennial, fruits prolifically 2nd
year and many after.
Gold Chile Manzano Capsicum pubescens 25/ 4.00
Orange-yellow fruits 1x1in that are not as hot as the red ones, also
sweet and spicy. Black seeds, purple flowers, and sprawling vines. Productive 2nd year and on.
Cuneo Bell Capsicum annuum 20/ 3.00
Gold fruits, preforms well in our climate.
Jalapeño Capsicum annuum Productive,
spicy beauties. 25/ 3.00
Hawaiian
Chili Capsicum frutescens 20/3.00
About 1inch long, spicy, and purfect for
spicing up just about anything,
Greenhouse grow, brought from Big Island Hawaii.
Pablano Capsicum
annuum
Prolific in
our climate. Excellent when Stuffed and Roasted 30/
3.00
Tobacco- San Pueblo Nicotiana
rustica 100/ 3.00
Scherazi Nicotiana tabacum 100/ 3.00
Tomatillo-
Purple Physalis philadelphica 25/3.00
Mixture
of sizes and purple blush, productive, beautiful and tasty.
Tomatoes-
Amish
Paste Solanum
lycopersicum 30/ 3.00
Indeterminate
vines with long lasting medium fruits, excellent
flavor,
fresh or sauce.
Andean Paste Solanum lycopersicum 25/ 3.00
Heirloom, indeterminate, 3-5” pointed fruits
Baylor Paste Solanum lycopersicum 25/ 3.00
Red
3-4 oz egg shaped fruits on indeterminate vines, productive
and
long lasting.
Black Cherry Solanum lycopersicum 25/ 3.00
Indeterminte, tasty
purple cherry tomato
Red Centiflor Solanum lycopersicum 25/ 3.00
¾
in cherry toms, in huge clusters, on indeterminate vines.
Centi-flor=hundred
flowers=hyper-tress, Breeding by Peace Seeds.
Orange CentiflorSolanum
lycopersicum 20/ 3.00
Indeterminate plants with hyper-tresses of
orange tasty tomatos,
New
unique child of Sungold.
Yellow Centiflor Solanum
lycopersicum 25/ 3.00
Hyper-tresses of
yellow fruits on indeterminate vine AMK original.
Chocolate Cherry Solanum
lycopersicum 25/ 3.00
Excellent purple cherry tomato in the top 5 of 50 in our taste test.
Indeterminate.
Early
Willamette Solanum lycopersicum 30/ 3.00
Skorospelka
x Willamette,1-3 oz red fruits in clusters,
Early determinate, 3-set bushes,
Breeding by AMK.
Geranium
Kiss Solanum lycopersicum 30/ 3.00
Stocky 2ft determinate plants, w/
hyper-tresses of 20-70,
1oz
fruits, 3-4 sets, a “one-stake wonder”, AMK original.
Gold
Roma Solanum lycopersicum 20/ 3.00
Productive,
orange long lasting fruits on short determinate plants.
Joe Pesch Solanum
lycopersicum 20/ 3.00
Indeterminate Italian heirloom, Unique dense
pink fruit, tasty.
Palestinian
Solanum
lycopersicum 25/ 3.00
Heirlooom
with very large flavorful fruits, 1/2-2# on indeterminate vines, from
Palestine, Ohio.
Peacevine
Cherry Solanum lycopersicum 30/ 3.00
Selected
from hybrid (Sweet 100), by Alan Kapuler beginning
in
1973. Vigorous indeterminate vines, mixture of tress types.
High in vitamin C
and GABA, an amino acid and neurotransmitter.
Stupice Solanum lycopersicum 30/ 3.00
Very
early indeterminate, productive clusters of medium fruits.
Willamette
Solanum
lycopersicum 30/ 3.00
Early-mid season, 3-4in slicer, indeterminate vines.
SUPERROSIDS
BRASSICACEAE-
Arugula- Roquette, Eruca
sativa 100/ 3.00
European
salad mustard. A salad favorite.
Broccoli- Nutribud, Brassica
oleracea v. italica 100/ 4.00
Vigorous all season cultivar. High in glutamine, an important amino acid,
amino acids make proteins. Selected for over a decade by AMK.
Purple of Sicily, Brassica oleracea 100/ 4.00
Heirloom came to us being
called a cauliflower, looks more
like a broccoli, nice assortment of shades of
purple.
Kale- All varieties especially tasty after hard frost.
Frizee Brassica napus 100/ 3.00
Beautiful double curled kale, Peace Seeds original.
Oregreen Curl Brassica
oleracea 100/ 3.00
3ft plants, curly crisp
leaves, Peace Seeds original.
Russian Red Brassica napus 100/ 3.00
Beautiful, purple stems & veins, prolific heirloom.
Savoy
Brassica oleracea
100/ 3.00
curly leaf, shades of green, lots of variation.
Steely
Green Brassica oleracea
100/ 3.00
Beautiful mostly
glossy leaves.
Mustard- Red Giant Brassica juncea 100/ 3.00
2-3 ft plants; large,
purple beautiful leaves, self- sowing
White Braccica
hirta Used to make Dijon mustard.
30/ 3.00
Sweet Rocket- Hesperis matronalis 100/ 3.00
Beautiful fragrant spring purple flowers, great re-seeding cut
flower.
Turnips- Six Root grex,
Brassica campestris ssp. rapifera 100/ 3.00
A mix of cultivars that adapt to local gardens with fine
roots and tops.
MALVACEAE-
Roselle Hibiscus sabdariffa Medicinal, used to make
hibiscus tea,
Grown in our greenhouse as an annual. 10/ 3.00
Marshmallow- Althaea officinalis
Mucilaginous, vigorous medicinal root
30/ 3.00
Tropaeolaceae
Mashua T ropaeolm
tuberosum v. pilifera
A vigorous and productive tuberous rooted nasturtium.
Tubers are cream colored, with purple eyes, 4-8” long, and
unique favor produces in abundance when earthed up.
Vining habit with beautiful nectar filled small orange flowers.
2 tubers/ $5 + $2 s+h or 12 tubers / 20.00 +$5 s+h
Nasturtium
mix- Tropeolum majus 15/ 3.00
Self-seeding, salad flowers
and greens.
CUCURBITACEAE-
Achocha Cyclanthera brachystegia
15/ 4.00
One
of the Andean vegetables, unique edible
1-2” green
crunchy young fruits eaten raw or cooked, growing on prolific
vines,
thriving in cool wet weather.
Caigua Cyclanthera pedata
10/ 4.00
Another
Andean food plant, beautiful vigorous vine 3 to 6 inch fruits,
excellent raw or
stuffed and baked.
Gourds- Dinosaur Lagenaria siceraria 10/ 3.00
Used as instruments, and beautiful ornaments
Melon- Ha-ogen Cucumis melo 20/
3.00
Excellent
green fleshed Israeli melon, round fruits, they dehiss
(let
go of vine) and the skins yellow when ripe.
Squash- All squash and zucchini are hand pollinated to insure clean lines
Buttercup Cucurbita maxima 10/ 4.00
Deep
orange flesh, excellent flavor, 3-5 lb green fruits on vines.
Diversity Delicata Cucurbita pepo 10/ 4.00
Sweet
Potato Delicata Cucurbita pepo 10/ 4.00
Sweetmeat Cucurbita maxima Great, heirloom, large fruits. 10/ 4.00
Watermelon- Early
Moonbeam Citrullus vulgaris
15/ 3.00
Delicious
early yellow 2-5 lb melons, grows well in cool weather
as
well as warm. Selected for over 2 decades by Peace Seeds.
Zucchini- Costata Romanesca Cucurbita pepo 10/4.00
Heirloom, ribbed delicious fruits, vigorous vines, productive.
Golden
Bush Cucurbita pepo 10/4.00
Bright golden fruits, compact plant
FABACEAE-nitrogen fixers and homes for microbes.
Beans- Adzuki Vigna angularis, the red bean of China 30/ 3.00
Alice Sunshine Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris 20/ 3.00
large vigorous plants, flat green 5-7” pods, fine flavor,
original breeding by Robert Lobitz.
Biko Snap Pole Phaseolus vulgaris 30/ 3.00
beautiful tresses
5-6”pods,vine AMK original.
Black Mitla Tepary Phaseolus acutifolius 40/ 3.00
Heirloom productive, sprawling bushes, about 90 days
Blauhilda Snap Pole Phaseolus vulgaris
30/ 3.00
Excellent productive, purple podded snap, from Adaptive Seeds.
Bountiful
Bush Wax Phaseolus vulgaris 30/ 3.00
Great tasting, productive yellow bush
bean.
Chome Snap Pole Phaseolus
vulgaris
30/ 3.00
Vigorous, snap vine, selected by AMK.
Crane Lake Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris
20/ 3.00
5-6” pods, Lobitz
original. Beautiful seeds.
Domatsu Snap Pole Phaseolus vulgaris 30/ 3.00
excellent 6-7” beans carried in clusters. Productive. breeding by
AMK
Dow Purple Pod Snap Pole
Phaseolus
vulgaris 30/3.00
Vigorous heirloom 7-8 inch purple snap beans.
Dylys Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris 30/ 3.00
Excellent,
pickled, fresh, blistered, makes many sets of beans.
Edens
Prairie Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris 30/3.00
Beautiful white and red seeds, snap and soup cultivar. Lobitz.
Echte Kipfler Pole Phaseolus
vulgaris. 30/
3.00
Meaning "Genuine
Crescent" in German, clusters of
crescent shaped green/purple pods, productive
Goldmarie Snap Pole Phaseolus
vulgaris. 20/ 3.00
Productive, heirloom wax romano bean 8-10 in broad yellow pods,
excellent raw and cooked.
Hutterite Soup Bush Phaseolus vulgaris. 25/
3.00
Great heirloom, makes epic creamy
bean soup.
Jack in the Beanstalk Runner
Phaseolus coccineus v.
albus, 10/ 4.00
Heirloom from Poland. Large white seeds,
remarkable 20 ft vines,
snap and epic
soup bean.
Long Lake Giant Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris
20/ 3.00
Pink flowered, 7in green pods, very productive, selected by
Lobitz.
Maggie’s Crescent Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris
Unique beautiful seeds, 5 in pods, Lobitz original. 20/ 3.00
New Mexico Cave Snap Pole Phaseolus vulgaris 25/ 3.00
Mid-season vines with excellent 6in snap pods, found
buried in a cave in a clay
pot, sealed with pine pitch and
C-14 dated to 1500 ago. brown and white mottled seeds.
Paula Snap Bush, Phaseolus vulgaris
20/ 3.00
4-5in pods, productive, original by Robert Lobitz.
Purple Amazon Snap
Bush Phaseolus vulgaris 20/ 3.00
Beautiful tasty dark purple
pods, worth growing, Lobitz original.
Purple Diamond Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris
Excellent dark purple round
6-7in pods, public domain
plant breeding by Robert Lobitz. 20/ 3.00
Purple Dove Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris
20/
3.00
5in
purple snap pods, Lobitz original.
Red Swan Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris 20/ 3.00
Early red-pink skinned 5” round pods, tasty, original by Robert
Lobitz
Rose Creek Beauty Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris 20/
3.00
6-7” round green snap pods, a Lobitz original. Great soup bean too
Scarlet Emperor Runner Phaseolus coccineus
20/ 3.00
Excellent cultivar, scarlet flowers setting 6 to10” pods, on 10’
vines,
great snap and soup bean. Heirloom.
Shinshu Runner Phaseolus coccineus 5/ 4.00
Unique bean from Japan, largest bean we have seen, red flowers.
Scheitze
Betwe Wax Pole Phaseolus vulgaris 20/ 3.00
Withner’s True Cornfield pole, Phaseolus
vulgaris 20/ 4.00
Heirloom passed on to Peace Seeds by the great orchidologist Carl L.Withner,
he will be well remembered, and live on through the plants.
Victoria Brown Eyes Snap Bush Phaseolus
vulgaris 20/ 3.00
5 in pods, productive,
developed by Robert Lobitz.
Wanamingo Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris
20/ 3.00
Black and white seeds, with
5”snap pods, Lobitz original.
Romano Snap Pole Phaseolus
vulgaris 20/ 3.00
Broad 8-10”
pods, 8’ vines, tasty. White seeded romano bean.
Yard Long Beans (Yalobe) Vigna unguiculata
Mostly purple 16” pods, 10’
vines, delicious in stirfries,
greenhouse grown, likes warm nights. 20/ 4.00
Favabeans-
Longpod Major Vicia
faba
3-4’tall plants, 8” pods with up to 5 large tasty seeds per pod. 15/ 3.00
Garbanzo- Munk’s Moroccan Cicer
arietinum
Purple flowers,
tan-brown seeds, and
productive 20/ 3.00
Lupines- Russell’s Lupine Lupinus
polyphyllus 30/ 3.00
Beautiful mix of reds, purple, pinks and
more.
Fenugreek-
Trigonella foenum-graecum from Greece 30/3.00
Peas-All
pea varieties are Peace Seeds originals.
Hyper-tendril Snap Bush Pisum
sativum 20/ 5.00
Hyper-tendril bush 3ft, purple flower, snap
Oregon Hyper-tendril Snow Bush Pisum
sativum 20/ 5.00
3ft bush, Hyper-tendril, purple flower, snow,
Green Beauty Vine Pisum sativum 30/ 3.00
Beautiful purple flowers, 8’ vines, X-large snow/snap peas,
excellent
when left to mature, then they
puff out.
Magnolia Blossom Snap Vine Pisum sativum 30/
3.00
Prolific tasty green snap peas, 6-8’ tall purple flowered vines,
with
Hyper-tendrils (HT) which are multiplied tendrils, giving them
many more curls to hold them selves up and climb.
Opal Creek Snap Vine Pisum
sativum
30/ 3.00
Unique tasty yellow snap pods, 6’ vine, heat tolerant,
named in commemoration
of the struggle for the old growth forests.
Spring Blush Snap Vine Pisum sativum 30/ 3.00
Vigorous 6-8 ft HT vines, green snap peas with pink blush.
Spring Rose Snow Vine Pisum sativum 20/ 5.00
Pink
flowered medium sized, vine snow pea. Peace Seedlings original
Sugaree Snap Vine Pisum
sativum 30/ 3.00
Productive,
sweet green snap peas on 8’ vines, with white flowers.
Sugar
Magnolia Snap Vine Pisum sativum 20/ 4.00
Productive,
delicious purple podded snap pea, with purple flowers on 8ft vines, one of a
kind.
Pigeon Pea- Cajanus
cajan
20/ 4.00
Perennial nitrogen-fixer living 3-10 years, growing 6-10’
bushy plants. Growing and over-wintering in our greenhouse for
many years.
A primary foodplant in zone
10 and warmer places.
Soybeans - Glycine
max
Grown
in China for thousands of years as an important protein
source,
making tofu, tempeh, tamari, miso, and edamame (steamed
green
soybean). Different varieties range in
maturing times from
July
to November. Essential and delicious food crop.
Aoyu 25/ 3.00
mid-season productive edamame, green seeds 14”plants
Black Hokkaido 25/ 3.00
2’ plants productive, mid-early, makes lavender tofu, beautiful.
Black Pearl 2’ plant, nutty edamame, early-mid 25/ 3.00
Cha Kura Kake 25/ 3.00
2’, bi-color seeds, midseason, 46% protein.
Hidatsa
25/
3.00
1’ tall early edamame, delicious light green seeds.
Hakucho
25/ 3.00
Productive, large green mid-season edamame, 2’ tall
Jewel 25/ 3.00
2-3’ plants with beautiful bicolor seeds, productive
Nef Feng II tall plants, productive, yellow seeds 25/ 3.00
OAC Ares 4’plants, plants twine, yellow seeds 25/ 3.00
Oosodefuri 25/ 3.00
1-2’ plants mid-season, large green seeds, excellent edamame
Sapporo
Maddori Mid-early, long standing as edamame 25/ 3.00
Soyamasume productive, mid-season edamame
25/ 3.00
Tengamine Early edamame, 25/ 3.00
Tohya
Mid-season edamame, light green
seeds 25/ 3.00
Velvet 3’
plants, covered in silky hairs, small yellow seeds.25/ 3.00
Vinton 81 3-5’ late, yellow seeds great for making tofu 25/ 3.00
OXALIDACEAE
Oca Oxalis tuberosa
Beautiful brightly colored tubers, tuberizing after
equinox,
harvested late fall, after frost. Important food
plant to the Andean mountain peoples.
Mixed Oca 12
tubers /10.00
Hopin (pink and white) 12 tubers
/10.00
Mexican Red(dark red) 12 tubers /10.00
Sunset (orange with red eyes) 12 tubers /10.00
Bolivian Red (red and yellow) 10 tubers /10.00
Amarillo(yellow) 6 tubers /10.00
New this year:
Moonshine(light bright yellow) 6 tubers /10.00
Twilight(Yellow with pink eyes) 5 tubers /10.00
Rosy Gems (blushed pink) 5 tubers /10.00
Bulk Oca- Mixed Oca $30/lb +$7 per
pound shipping
LINACEAE- Flax- Golden seeded, Linum usitatissimum
Excellent culinary cultivar. 50/3.00
Appreciation and Recognition
Thanks to Mushroom and Linda for all your support,
collaboration,
and most of all ongoing patience. Much Thanks to Alex
Curnew, GalexC for all your energy and enthusiasm. Dan and Tracy Lamblin for
your ongoing support. Deep gratitude to the Brown’s for providing amazingly fertile
ground. Thanks to Tommy and Laurel for
making organic local agriculture happen at OCF for a decade, we will keep
growing. Thanks to all the family,
friends and supporters who have contributed their efforts and support to this
growing endeavor.
Peace and enjoy the seasons,
Dylana Kapuler and Mario
DiBenedetto
Terms of Business
We are responsible that the seeds we supply are correctly labeled
and fertile. We are glad to reimburse anyone dissatisfied to the cost of the
seeds and no more, or to re-supply given
kinds. We are not responsible for the mis-use of the seeds or the plants that
arise from them. Our seeds exceed state and federal germination requirements.
We list the minimum number of seeds per packet. Frequently we pack more,
depending on the harvest. Most of the seeds are grown in our 2.5-acre garden.
The remainder comes from our home backyard garden with the few exceptions that
are grown by our collaborators.
