Sugar Ann Dwarf Snap Pea

$4.45

As Downy mildew becomes more and more prevalent, this cucumber will become more and more known, grown and beloved. With impressive resistance to Downy mildew, Organic NY Slicing 264 Cucumber has become our go-to for our July cucumber successions, deliciously abundant and undaunted in the height of late summer disease, powering on ’til frost.

$4.45

HEIRLOOM We love Organic Cocozelle Zucchini’s light green stripes on the classic Italian green zucchini, evidence of Costata Romanesco in her parentage. As a result, Cocozelle’s flavor soars above average and Friends, we’ve been saving seeds for nearly a decade of the plants that have the fewest spines and the most open architecture, making her abundant harvest that much more joyful for everyone involved!

$60.00

This is likely the easiest raised bed in the world 🙂 Years ago a friend gifted us one of these six-foot fabric raised beds. We’ve grown hundreds of pounds of fresh vegetables, herbs in flowers in them each year since and we’d love to surround you with this abundance, too!

$82.00

Starting your own seeds can be intimidating, so here are the foundational tools to keep seed starting simple to surround yourself with abundance for seasons to come! Fruition’s Seed Starting 101 Kit includes: ~ one seedling heat mat (perfectly sized for one tray) ~ Fruition’s DIY potting mix minerals (makes 80 quarts of high-quality potting mix) ~ Rise & Shine: Starting Seeds with Ease (our 40-page seed starting book) ~ 3 draining top trays (10″ wide, 20″ long plastic) ~ 3 solid bottom trays (10″ wide, 20″ long plastic) ~ 50 1.25″ biodegradable peat pots (that perfectly fit in one tray, see below) ~ 12 6-pack containers (that perfectly fit in one tray, see below) ~ 18 plastic 4″ pots (that perfectly fit in one tray, see below) Without a grow light, our Seed Starting Kit is ideal for transplants less than four weeks old, which includes most seeds, though notably not tomatoes, peppers, eggplant, ground cherry and tomatillo.

$225.00

Starting your own seeds can be intimidating. ​Cultivating thriving seedlings is both art and science. ​Here are the tools to keep it simple and surround you with abundance for seasons to come!

$43.00

Large soil blocks are optimal for many varieties, especially larger, quick-growing seeds. We sow everything from broccoli to lettuce, basil to zinnias in our large soil blocks! If you’re going to get just one soil blocker, this is the one. And Friends, soil blocks make seed starting easier and grow such healthier transplants. We have made soil blocks for nearly 20 years as professional growers and don’t worry, it is straightforward for the novice gardener, as well. Every seed you sow will be grateful for growing in a soil block rather than a cell or pot and here’s why: soil blocks have more soil (and thus nutrients) per volume, so each plant is bigger and healthier in impressively little time. Being constricted by plastic sides causes plants to become root-bound, but plants in soil blocks are surrounded instead by air, so the roots naturally “prune’ themselves and never become root-bound, dramatically reducing transplant shock. Not to mention, soil blocks are so fun to use and you’re reducing single-use plastics, too! If you’re a visual learner like so many of us (myself, included!), hop on over to our Soil Blocks in 5 Easy Steps blog for step-by-step written and video tutorials; there’s also the super short story below.