Terra Mater Gardens

milky way morning glory seeds (ipomoea nil) – elegant white blooms with delicate purple starbursts. fast-growing vine adds moonlit beauty to vertical spaces—perfect for arbors, fences, or railing planters.

caper seeds organic (capparis spinosa) – grow your own gourmet capers! drought-tolerant mediterranean plant with edible flower buds and tangy flavor. great for containers in full sun—loves hot, dry climates.

black raspberry bush seeds organic (rubus occidentalis) – native berry bush with dark, nutritious fruits and thorny canes. a favorite for jams, smoothies, and wildlife gardens—cold hardy and productive.

red creole onion organic seeds (allium cepa) – classic southern heirloom with deep red skin and spicy flavor. stores well and thrives in hot climates—perfect for cajun and creole cooking staples.

wildflower ‘partial shade mix’ – a diverse blend of shade-tolerant flowers, creating a lush, colorful habitat for pollinators in low-light garden spaces.

purplette onion organic seeds (allium cepa) – a charming mini red-purple bulb with mild flavor. early-maturing, great for bunching, pickling, or eating fresh. adds color and nutrition to spring and summer salads.

iron & clay cowpea seeds (vigna unguiculata) – a classic cover crop that doubles as a heat-tolerant food source. fixes nitrogen, suppresses weeds, and produces edible pods and peas. popular for food plots and soil building.

wild jungle peanut seeds (arachis hypogaea) – rare heirloom peanuts with striped shells and rich, earthy flavor. grown in the amazon and packed with nutrients—high in protein and ideal for roasting or raw snacking.

kikyo-zaki mix morning glory seeds (ipomoea nil) – unique, star-shaped double blooms in vibrant mixed colors. a prized japanese variety that climbs beautifully and brings whimsical elegance to trellises and fences.

ruffled morning glory seeds (ipomoea nil) – delicate, layered petals with ruffled edges and vivid hues. a show-stopper in the garden that adds texture and depth to vertical spaces—easy to grow and blooms abundantly.

white mountain half runner bean seeds (phaseolus vulgaris) – compact vines with tender, flavorful pods. great for small gardens or containers. heavy yields, perfect for fresh eating or preserving.

crimson rambler morning glory organic seeds (ipomoea purpurea) – fast-growing vines with deep crimson blooms. ideal for trellises and fences. easy to grow, attracts pollinators, and thrives in full sun.

cushaw orange striped pumpkin organic seeds (cucurbita argyrosperma) – a southern heirloom favorite, this striking pumpkin features creamy white skin with bold orange stripes and a curved neck.

flamingo swiss chard microgreens seeds (beta vulgaris) – eye-catching pink stems with mild, earthy flavor. vibrant addition to microgreen mixes or salads. easy to grow indoors or outdoors.

barese swiss chard microgreens seeds (beta vulgaris) – tender green leaves with soft white stems and a mellow, beet-like flavor. grows quickly and thrives in shallow trays. great for boosting vitamins in smoothies, sandwiches, and fresh dishes.

large white ribbed swiss chard microgreens seeds (beta vulgaris) – classic heirloom with crisp white stems and lush green leaves. mild, slightly salty flavor ideal for culinary use. fast-growing, nutrient-dense, and perfect for home growers.

squirrel tail grass seeds (hordeum jubatum) – also known as foxtail barley, this ornamental grass features soft, iridescent seed heads that shimmer in the wind—resembling a squirrel’s tail.

glorious gleam mix nasturtium organic seeds (tropaeolum majus) – stunning trailing mix of bright blooms perfect for baskets and edible gardens. easy to grow and pollinator-friendly.

new zealand spinach organic seeds (tetragonia tetragonioides) – heat-tolerant, tender greens that grow vigorously in warm climates. great for salads and cooking. harvest young leaves.

santo cilantro/coriander organic seeds (coriandrum sativum) – bolt-resistant variety for fresh cilantro leaves and coriander seeds. fast-growing and flavorful for salsas and curries.