Fresh Yacon harvest available for 2014-2015
offering 2 new varieties:
Limited quantity, available while supplies last
ORIGINAL: The original yacon variety that has been
propagated in the Pacific North West for the last couple of dacades. A prolific producer of tubers that cure up
deep red skin with red flesh around the edges.
$30 per pound (1 pound min)
CRYSTAL: A very productive cultivar making some of the
biggest Yacon tubers we have grown.
Tubers and crown hold together nicely and seemed easier to dig then our
Original variety, which is possibly from more fiber where the tuber meets the
caudex. Plants stay fuzzy green through
the fall. Tubers cure up sweet and Delicious
after a week or two in the shade of a humid greenhouse. Tubers turn red on skin and have a beautiful
white crystalline chatoyancy in the flesh.
$35 per pound (1 pound min)
MERADO: Also Productive beautiful new variety, tubers are
purple/red when they are fresh dug. When
cured the tubers are deep purple/burgundy with pink flesh and sweet. Merado also starts flowering early September
with 1in. yellow flowers and purple/green leaves. The early flowering may mean that this variety
may mature earlier than other cultivars.
Caudices are smaller and more compact crowns.
$50 per pound or $30 per half pound (1/2 pound min)
Plus $10 shipping per pound for Yacon (1 pound minimum)
2014 Seed list
With
such wild seasons, this year we give great thanks for an abundantly productive
harvest. We are Peace Seedlings (Dylana
Kapuler and Mario DiBenedetto), a next generation of public domain plant
breeders and seed saving stewards of diversity. We continue the work of the
ever growing legacy of Peace Seeds (Alan and Linda Kapuler). Peace Seeds and Peace Seedlings are separate
companies although we work out of the same gardens and collaborate on many
crops, but each have many unique different offerings. We all continue to evolve
and adapt like the precious seeds we offer.
We are committed to the ever more importance of breeding and adapting new
vegetables for our time and looking beyond the food plants that dominate our
food system for more diversity to sustain us, this is why we also have focused on growing
and offering North and South American
food plants and tubers that have been
massively neglected in our country.
All of our seeds are grown organikally,
the K is for know your farmer and know
your source. We provide many heirlooms and a growing number of original Public
Domain offerings. All varieties are open-pollinated.
Squash
and zucchini are hand pollinated to ensure
true cultivars. In our continuing work of preserving heirlooms at the same time
as breeding new varieties and growing diversity, occasional crossing happens (less then 1%). We strive to preserve the lines we offer but
evolution is always in process. Thanks
for gardening and being part of the process.
We grow, save, clean, and
pack all the seed we sell.
Thanks
for your support.
Dylana
and Mario, Peace Seedlings
Send
orders to: 2385 SE Thompson St.
Corvallis,
OR 97333
This
list is organized according to how plants are related;
Angiosperm phylogeny Group System=APG3
MONOCOTS- Minimum
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 quamash 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
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
grow
again.We have a row that has been re-growing 3 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. Peace Seeds original.
Red
Milan Allium cepa
50/
4.00
Italian
heirloom, great storage onion.
Newburg Allium cepa 100/
4.00
Excellent
long storing yellow onion, Original by Peace Seeds.
POACEAE-
POACEAE-
Barley- Arabian Blue Hulless Hordeum vulgare 50/ 3.00
Karan 16 Naked Hordeum vulgare Hulless 50/
3.00
Susie’s Peruvian Hulless Hordeum vulgare 50/ 3.00
Very
easy threshing and productive, brought from Peru.
Wheat-
Crimean Red Winter Triticum aestivum Easy to tresh 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
Broom Corn- 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 feet tall, 1-2 ears per
stalk. Excellent corn on the cob. 15 years of work by Peace Seeds and 5 yrs
collaboration with Peace Seedlings.
Fire on the Mountain Sweet Zea mays 1oz/ 6.00 Vigorous cold hardy small
colorful plants, with early beautiful dark multi colored cobs, a child of
Painted Hill. Bred by Peace Seedlings.
Red Rainbow Inca Sweet Zea mays 1 oz/ 6.00
6-8ft
plants that are red and green. Mostly red cobs and seeds, some cobs are rainbows
of purple, orange, red, and white seeds. Unique sweet corn, Peace Seedling
original.
Rainbow Inca Sweet Zea mays 1 oz/5.00
Bred
in the late 1970’s by Alan Kapuler.
Unique 8 foot green plants, 2 ears/plant, young seeds yellow and white,
maturing late with a rainbow.
True Gold Sweet Zea mays 1oz /5.00
Excellent
classic gold sweet corn. Green plants are 5-7 feet 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-
Cilantro- Common Coriandrum sativum 50/
3.00
Popular
herb for salsa, and salads, seeds used in cooking.
Celeriac- Maxim Apium graveolens var. rapaceum
Nice roots,
from a gardener in Belarus. 100/ 3.00
Anita Apium graveolens var. rapaceum 100/ 3.00
German
celeriac
Dill-
Ambrojia Anethum graveolens
Excellent
culinary cultivar 50/ 3.00
Greens- Alexander’s Smyrnium olusatrum 25/
3.00
Likes
cool wet weather, vigorous in winter and early spring.
Parsley- Turkish Petroselinum crispum 50/ 3.00
Vigorous
aromatic, tasty fine leaves, hardy
Parsnip- Hollow Crown Pastinaca sativa
50/ 3.00
European
Heirloom; long roots, large crowns.
ASTERACEAE-
Burdock
Takinogawa Arctium lappa 25/ 3.00
Long
edible roots, superb tasting. Medicinally nutritious;
blood purifier.
Calendula officinalis
30/ 3.00
Shades of yellow, singles & doubles
Chamomile- Matricaria recutita 100/3.00
Medicinal, re-seeding hardy annual.
Medicinal, re-seeding hardy annual.
Cosmos sulphureus-
Bright
orange, beautiful 3-6 feet hedges 30/ 3.00
Dahlias- Mystery Mix Dahlia hortensis 30/ 3.00
Diverse mix of unique flowers, singles and new
doubles.
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 a grow out of 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 heirloom
romaine.
Red Flamingo Beautiful ruffled leaves,
from China
Red Iceburg as kids we wanted Iceburg,
so here is the one we got; beautiful and delicious.
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 Upright heading green
romaine.
Marigolds- Unique breeding and
selecting, by Peace Seeds and Peace Seedlings. 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 was her pick. Gets 3 to
5 feet, beautiful long stems,
single burgundy flowers with gold edges.
Golden Star Tagetes patula 50/ 5.00
3
ft. bushes of yellow and orange flowers that change color during the season…
La Ribera Tagetes erecta 50/
5.00
Mostly
double 2-4 inch orange flowers, on 3-6 foot bushes.
Orange sunshine Mix Tagetes patula 50/ 4.00
A mixture of shades of orange, single and
double flowers,
making
beautiful orange 3-4 foot glowing bushes.
Oregon Lei Mix, Tagetes
patula 50/ 4.00
Yellows,
oranges, reds and all the combos, mostly double.
Red Metamorph Tagetes patula 50/
5.00
A
fine garden hedge, 3 foot shrubs 3-4 feet
round with hundreds of blooms that change from all burgundy to yellow
and red striped.
Sparkler Tagetes patula 50/
5.00
3-4
foot bushes, 2 Inch double red and yellow flowers, get firey, as the cold
creeps in, beautiful.
Beautiful
variations of double burgundy orange flowers.
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(about600s)/ 5.00 Bulk available.
Silverleaf Sunflower, Helianthus argophyllus 15/3.00
Texas
endemic wildflower. Beautiful fuzzy
silvery soft leaves with 3-4in. gold flowers and many branches.
Strawflower Mix Helichrysum bacteolatum 50/3.00
Great
cut flowers fresh and long lasting dried.
Zinnias- Sunset mix, Zinnia violacea (elegans) 30/ 3.00
Brilliant
summer color, doubles and singles, tall, beautiful mix always changing, always
interbreeding, always blowing our minds.
Zinnia haageana Beautiful 2-3 foot bushy plants,
with
a mix of 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 October
to March
$30 per pound (about 15
plants)+$10 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
Golden Amaranth Amaranthus hypochondriacus 100/3.00
Golden Amaranth Amaranthus hypochondriacus 100/3.00
Large golden plumes on 3-5 foot
plants. Great for bouquets.
Hartman’s Giant, Amaranthus cruentus 100/
3.00
Thriving, 4-9 feet tall with burgendy thick plume tops full of tiny black seeds,
prolific.
Elephant Head, Amaranthus andeana 100/ 3.00
Beautiful,
thick burgundy columns, plants can become huge.
Pendent Amaranthus caudatus 50/3.00
Thick magenta plumes of hanging color, plants can get 4
feet tall and hang to the ground.
Celosia- Cristate Celosia cristata 30/3.00
Transfixing
magenta velvet flower spikes, 1-2ft tall
CHENOPODIACEAE-
now in Amaranthaceae
Beets- Three Root grex, Beta vulgaris 40/
4.00
Interbreeding mix of gold, pink & purple
heirlooms, excellent.
Buckwheat- Fagopyrum
esculentum 50/ 3.00
Quinoa- Faro Chenopodium quinoa 100 / 4.00
Tan
seeded 3-4ft plants, beautiful nutritious Andean grain
Kcoito Chenopodium quinoa 100/ 4.00
Beautiful
mix of Golds, Pinks and Purple seeds,
from Seed Dreams.
Orach- Double Purple - Atriplex hortensis 40 / 3.00
Magenta
bright, spring thru fall salad, great fresh and cooked
Spinach- Red Veined spinacea oleracea 40/
4.00
Beautiful
unique pointed leaf red veined spinach.
LAMIACEAE – The Mint family
Basil- Genovese Sweet, Ocimum basilicum
100 / 3.00
Large 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
perennial medicinal and feline euphoric.
Lavender-Munstead Lavandula angustifolia 100/
3.00
Sesame- grown in our greenhouse
Black Sesamum indicum 25/ 3.00
Tan Sesamum indicum 25/
3.00
PLANTAGINACEAE
Snapdragon mix Antirrhinum majus 50/ 3.00
PORTULACACEAE
Purslane- Portulaca oleracea 50/ 3.00
Highly
nutritious, ground creeping edible.
SOLANACEAE- Mostly from the new world, now global.
Giant Groundcherry Physalis peruviana 25/
3.00
3-4ft
semi-erect plants, excellent sweet round orange fruits, annual in a temperate
zone, or subtropical perennial.
Peppers-
Aci Sivri Cayenne Capsicum annuum 30/ 3.00
Heirloom
from Turkey, 6-9in. medium hot fruits, 2ft. plants.
A
productive and flavorful hot pepper in the Northwest.
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 with spicy fleshy fruits, purple flowers and black seeds, a
sub-trocical perennial. Green house grown.
Gold Chile Manzano Capsicum pubescens 25/ 4.00
1x1in
spicy and fleshy fruits, similar as red.
Cuneo Bell Capsicum annuum 20/ 3.00
Gold
fruits, performs well in our climate. 2ft. loaded bushes
Jalapeño Capsicum annuum 25/ 3.00
Productive,
spicy beauties.
Hawaiian Chili Capsicum frutescens 20/3.00
About
1inch long, spicy, and perfect for spicing up just about anything, greenhouse grow, brought from Big Island,
Hawaii.
Poblano Capsicum annuum 30/ 3.00
Prolific
in our climate. Excellent when stuffed and roasted
Tobacco-
Tobacco-
San Pueblo Nicotiana rustica
100/ 3.00
Scherazi Nicotiana tabaccum 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
Indeterminate,
tasty purple cherry tomato
Black Emporer Solanum lycopersicum 25/3.00
Lives
up to its name purple. Medium sized tomatos on indeterminate plants.
Brad’s Black Oxhart Solanum lycopersicum 25/3.00
Indeterminate
large dense purple tomato.
Red Centiflor Solanum
lycopersicum
25/ 3.00
¾
inch cherry tomato, in huge clusters, on indeterminate vines.
Centi-flor=hundred
flowers=hyper-tress, breeding by Peace Seeds.
Orange Centiflor Solanum lycopersicum
20/ 5.00 Indeterminate plants with
hyper-tresses of orange tasty tomatos,
New unique child of Sungold. Peace Seedlings Original.
Yellow Centiflor Solanum
lycopersicum 25/ 3.00
Hyper-tresses
of yellow tomatos on indeterminate vine, Peace Seeds 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
1-3
oz red fruits in clusters, Early determinate, 3-set bushes, Breeding by Peace
Seeds.
Geranium Kiss Solanum lycopersicum
30/ 3.00
Stocky 2ft determinate plants, w/
hyper-tresses of 20-70,
1-2
oz fruits, 3-4 sets, a “one-stake wonder” Peace Seeds original.
Gold Roma Solanum lycopersicum 20/
3.00
Productive,
orange, long lasting fruits on short determinate plants, 3-4 sets.
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 Peace Seeds 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 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 plant. One of our salad favorites.
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 two decades by Peace Seeds.
Purple of Sicily Brassica oleracea v. italica 100/
4.00
Heirloom
came to us being called a cauliflower, looks more like a broccoli, nice
assortment of shades of purple.
Cress- Curly Cress Lepidium sativum 100/3.00
Quick growing mildly spicy salad
plant.
Cabbage- Boxer- Brassica oleracea 100/3.00
Flat
top purple cabbage. From Belarus.
Kale- All cultivars are
especially tasty after a hard frost.
Frizee Brassica napus 100/ 3.00
Beautiful
double curled kale, Peace Seeds original.
Lacinato Brassica
oleracea 100/ 3.00
Dark
green savoy leaf, Italian heirloom
Russian Red Brassica napus 100/ 3.00
Beautiful,
purple stems & veins, prolific heirloom.
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
Dijon Brassica hirta Used to make Dijon mustard. 30/ 3.00
Sweet Rocket- Hesperis matrionalis 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-
Marshmallow- Althaea officinalis
Mucilaginous, hardy vigorous
medicinal roots. 30/ 3.00
TROPAEOLACEAE
Mashua Tropaeolum tuberosum ALL MASHUA SOLD OUT TILL FALL 2014
Vigorous
and productive tuberous rooted nasturtium. Produces in abundance when earthed
up. Vining habit with beautiful nectar
filled small orange flowers that bloom in fall, we are offering 3 variaties
this year.
v. pilifera- 2 tubers/ $7+
$2 S & H
Tubers
are cream colored, with purple eyes, 4-8” long.
Sapu Anu- 1 tuber/ $5 +$2 S
& H
Yellow
tubers, 2-5” long
Puca Anu- 1 tuber/$5 +$2 S
& H
Purple
stripes over a yellow tuber, 2-6” long.
Nasturtium mix- Tropaeolum 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 inch 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, needs long season.
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 ensure
clean
lines.
Buttercup Cucurbita maxima 10/ 4.00
Deep
orange flesh, excellent flavor, 3-5 lb green fruits on vines.
Delicata - Diversity Cucurbita pepo Vine 10/ 4.00
Sweet Potato Cucurbita
pepo Vine 10/ 4.00
Sweetmeat Cucurbita maxima 10/ 4.00
Great tasting,
heirloom, productive and large fruits.
Watermelon- Early Moonbeam Citrullus vulgaris 15/ 3.00
Delicious
early yellow 2-5 lb melons, grows well in cool weather as well as warm. Over 2 decades of selecting 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 30/3.00
The
red bean of China, delicious quick cooking beans.
Alice Sunshine Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris 20/3.00
Large
vigorous plants, flat green 5-7in pods, fine flavor,
Original
by Robert Lobitz.
Biko Snap Pole Phaseolus
vulgaris 30/ 3.00
Beautiful
tresses 5-6”pods, vine Peace Seeds 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 snap bush bean.
Chome Snap Pole Phaseolus
vulgaris 30/ 3.00
Vigorous,
snap vine, selected by Peace Seeds.
Domatsu Snap Pole Phaseolus vulgaris 30/ 3.00
excellent
6-7 inch beans carried in clusters. Productive. breeding by Peace Seeds.
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.
Goldmarie Snap Pole Phaseolus
vulgaris. 20/
3.00
Productive,
heirloom wax(yellow) 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 10/
4.00
Phaseolus coccineus v.
albus,
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 7in green pods, very productive, Lobitz Original.
Maggie’s Crescent Snap Bush
Phaseolus vulgaris
Unique
beautiful seeds, 5 inch pods, Lobitz original.
20/ 3.00
Monachine wax pole Phaseolus vulgaris 25/3.00
Yellow 5-6inch pods on vigorous vines, Italian heirloom.
Monachine wax pole Phaseolus vulgaris 25/3.00
Yellow 5-6inch pods on vigorous vines, Italian heirloom.
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.
Purple Amazon Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris
20/ 3.00
Beautiful tasty dark purple pods, worth
growing, Lobitz original.
Red Swan Snap Bush Phaseolus vulgaris 20/ 3.00
Early
red-pink skinned 5” pods, tasty, original by Robert Lobitz
Romano Snap Pole Phaseolus vulgaris 20/
3.00
Broad
8-10” pods, 8’ vines, tasty. White seeded romano bean
Rose Creek Beauty Snap Bush
Phaseolus vulgaris 20/ 3.00
6-7
inch round green snap pods, a Lobitz original. Great soup bean.
Scarlet Emperor Runner Phaseolus coccineus 20/ 3.00
Excellent
cultivar, scarlet flowers setting 6 to10 inch pods, on 10 foot vines, great
snap and soup bean. Heirloom.
Shinshu Runner Phaseolus coccineus 8/ 4.00
Unique
bean from Japan, largest bean we have seen, red flowers.
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
5
in pods, productive, developed by Robert
Lobitz. 20/ 3.00
Yard Long Beans (Yalobe) Vigna unguiculata 20/ 4.00
Mostly purple 16” pods, 10’ vines, delicious in
stirfries,
greenhouse
grown, likes warm nights.
Favabeans- Longpod Major Vicia faba 15/3.00
3-4
ft plants, 8 in pods with up to 5 large tasty seeds per pod
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
LINACEAE- Golden Flax Linum usitatissimum
LINACEAE- Golden Flax Linum usitatissimum
Excellent culinary cultivar. 50/3.00
Peas-All pea varieties are Peace
Seeds originals.
Green Beauty Vine Pisum sativum 30/
3.00
Beautiful
purple flowers, 8 inch 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 foot tall purple flowered vines, with Hyper-tendrils (HT) which are multiplied
tendrils, giving them many more curls to hold themselves up and climb.
Opal Creek Snap Vine Pisum sativum 30/ 3.00
Unique
tasty yellow snap pods, 6 foot vine, heat tolerant,
named
in commemoration of the struggle for the old growth forests.
Oregon Hyper-tendril Snow
Bush Pisum sativum 20/ 5.00
3ft
bush, Hyper-tendril, purple flowered bush snow peas. Selecting by Peace
Seedlings.
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.
Sweet Elma Snap Bush Pisum sativum 20/ 5.00
Hyper-tendril
purple flower 3ft bush, snap pea. Named for Grandma Elma, and
her love of peas. Selected by Peace Seedlings.
Pigeon Pea- Cajanus cajan 20/ 4.00
3-6 ft bushy perennial, used for dahl.
Greenhouse grown.
Soybeans - Glycine
max
Varieties range in maturing times from July
to November.
Aoyu 25/ 3.00
mid-season
productive edamame, green seeds 14 inch plants
Black Hokkaido 25/ 3.00
productive,
mid-early, makes lavender tofu, beautiful.
Black Pearl nutty edamame, early-mid 25/
3.00
Hidatsa 1’ tall early edamame,
light green seeds. 25/
3.00
Hakucho 25/ 3.00
Productive,
large green mid-season edamame, 2 foot tall
Jewel 25/ 3.00
2-3
foot plants with beautiful bicolor seeds, productive
Oosodefuri 25/ 3.00
1-2
foot plants mid-season, large green seeds, excellent edamame
Sapporo Midori 25/
3.00
Mid-early,
long standing as edamame
Soyamasume productive, mid-season
edamame 25/
3.00
Tengamine Early edamame, 25/ 3.00
Tohya Mid-season edamame, light
green seeds 25/
3.00
Vinton 81 late, yellow seeds great
for making tofu 25/ 3.00
OXALIDACEAE
Oca Oxalis tuberosa
Beautiful
brightly colored tubers ranging from sweet to tangy, tuberizing after equinox, harvested
late fall, after frost. Important food plant to the Andean mountain
peoples.
Oca Shipping: $2 per order added to the $4 flat rate shipping.
Oca Shipping: $2 per order added to the $4 flat rate shipping.
Mixed Oca (Min. 7 varieties) 12
tubers /10.00
Hopin (pink and white) 12 tubers /10.00
Mexican Red(dark red) 12 tubers /10.00
Sunset (orange/pink with red
eyes) 12 tubers /10.00
Bolivian Red (red and yellow) 12 tubers /10.00
Amarillo(yellow) 6
tubers /10.00
Moonshine(light bright yellow) 6 tubers /10.00
Twilight(Yellow with pink eyes) 6
tubers /10.00
Rosy Gems (blushed pink)
6 tubers /10.00
Creamy Yellow 6 tubers / 10.00
Bulk Oca- Mixed Oca $50/lb +$7 per pound shipping
PAPAVERACE
Bread Seed Poppy- Papaver
somniferum 100/3.00
Culinary
seed used in baking, and 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, hardy perennial.
RANUNCULACEAE
Columbine mix Aquilegia vulgaris
Mix
of purples, pinks, with large and small flowers 50/
3.00
Appreciation and Recognition
Thanks
to Mushroom and Linda for all your support, inspiration, and collaboration. Galactic
thanks to Alex Curnew, for all your energy and willingness to learn. Dan and
Tracy Lamblin for your ongoing support and recognition of this work. Deep
gratitude to the Brown’s for providing amazingly fertile ground for more than 2
decades. Thanks Dominique Guillet and Kokopelli Seeds for your dedication to seed and for contributions to
our work. Thanks to Tommy and Laurel for
tilling in spring. To all the family,
friends and supporters who have contributed their efforts to this growing
endeavor, together we all make this happen.
Thanks
to everyone working for a healthy food sytem.
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. The majority 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 in collaboration with our family.
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